Anne Frank's Relationship With Her Parents

Parent. This is a title of a living thing that is the guardian or producer of a offspring. Anne Frank was a girl and like most living things had two parents. Like all parents hers affected her life. She also had different relationships with her parents. Her father was always her role model she looked up to and learned from him. On the other hand, Anne’s relationship with her mother was more challenging. Some people might thought of it as being dysfunctional, but it was not, in the end. To go into detail, she argued with her mother constantly and disagreed with her mom when mom compared to her older sister. Even so, it was a loving relationship. Both of Anne’s relationships helped shape Anne into the person she was. So both of the parents
different relationships with Anne impact or affect her life differently. Otto Frank or Mr.Frank was Anne Franks dad.
Mr.Frank was Anne's role model , her guide, and her teacher. He was always helping ,cheering Anne on and motivating her. He was especially helpful when she needed help and advice with predicaments. For instance, when Anne and her mother were bickering about how Anne wasn’t as well behaved as her sister,Margot, Anne would respond with some harsh words. In that situation Mr.Frank told Anne that her mom was just trying to love and help her. He encouraged Anne to go talk with her mom and form a more of a better bond. This demonstrated that Anne listened to her father and that he had an impact on her every day. Likewise when Anne spoke with her mom it also had a positive impact on their
relationship. Anne’s mother was fair. She tried to always make things even. To go into depth, at a meal, Ann’s mother had to split the rations evenly because the others would give their husbands more food leaving everyone else with too little food. This showed that Anne’s mom was fair and a rule follower. Perhaps, this is why she always told Anne to be better behaved or more like her sister, who was also a rule follower. Anne’s relationship with her mother wasn’t always spectacular, as I said before. It was like a boat on the the ocean. Big bodies of water are not always calm and smooth; they are sometimes rough and wild. Eventually, though, the water settles down. Like a big body of water, Anne and her mother always made up after bickering about Anne’s behavior. Even though both of Anne’s parents did impact her a lot, they both had different relationships and impact on Anne. There were drastic differences between the relationships Anne had with her mom and dad and those differences unique impacts they had on her.
For instance, Anne always went to her father for help, as I have already mentioned. This shows that Anne had a very close bond with her father, and regularly looked to him for help. Anne had such a strong bond with her dad that it didn't leave as much room for her mother. This may be why Anne didn’t always seek her mom for guidance when she needed it. This impacted Anne’s relationship with her dad because she had more trust in him. Also, when Anne would argue with her mom, she would then talk to her dad about the argument. Anne and her father would then have a better bond after they would talk. Then Anne would talk to her mom because her father convinced her to thus increasing her relationship with her mom and the impact her mom had on her. This shows that both of Anne's parents impacted one another's relationships with
Anne. Anne lived to be 16.That whole time Anne’s parents were affecting her up till the sad day she passed away. Parent. It is just a simple word associated with the producer of a offspring or guardian. Normally there are two parents and Anne had two.Even though Anne had a better bond with her father she still had a close bond with her mother. Anne’s parents have different types of relationships with Anne, and they affected her life differently. That is what parents do, impact their kids life, and Anne’s parents helped shape her into who she was.