Birth Giver

As humans, we all grow into mature adults. As you know, adulthood is much different from your childhood. Grown women and men have different rituals and outlooks on their everyday life, that differ from a kid’s point of view. Along with being older, money, family, and love start becoming more important to you than ever. Responsibility and awareness are going to be more meaningful to you. After all your adult responsibilities, you have to find a way to remain calm and kept together. That is when stress management starts becoming an important deal, especially if you begin to have anxiety. Getting out of bed, going to work, providing yourself with a meal, providing your family with a meal, keeping the house clean, and managing a good sleep ISN’T easy. You have to take small steps into all of your work. By that I mean, you need to be careful going into doing your hobbies and chores. Don’t rush, don’t procrastinate, and stay positive. Everything gets much easier, when you’re in a happy mood.
In ‘ The Giver’ we see that adults are assigned to be a birth giver. In real life, we have a choice, and that choice comes with a lot of preparation. A way to prepare yourself is to be knowledged in what to expect. You need to do that in not just birth-giving, but also all the things you do that really can make a large impact on your life. When we are older, we typically buy houses, get married, and have kids. Doing all of this requires a lot more money than you may think. The average wedding cost in the United States is $26,444. The average single adult spends $15,360 on just themselves in one year. Imagine what it is like having at least a family of 3. Spending is a lot easier than saving, which is why it is important to spend your money wisely. That is why decision- making matters. Everything costs money. Having no money isn’t an option in the world we live in. Be careful on choosing what you WANT and what you