Family

A family is an essential part of our life. It’s very important to have people, with whom you can share your good and bad times, your joys and sorrows. They are my family. (with the dearest people who are my family). I am lucky to be born and brought-up in a two-parent family. Family is an important part of my life. My mum is an engineer. She is a kind, responsible and sociable woman. She is full of tenderness to all of us. My mother is always ready to give me necessary information, moral support and a good advice. She can sew and knit and she is a great cook. The smell of her apple pie often wakes me up in the mornings. My dad is a businessman and he often goes on business trips. He is always as busy as a bee. Besides, he can fix anything, and I always assist him. He is the main breadwinner of our family while my mum is its manager. My little sister Tamara is 8. She likes drawing and watching cartoons. To our great surprise, being active and naughty at home, she is rather diligent at school. We treat each other with respect and try to help and understand each other. Besides, we need a family for comfort and protection. Secondly a family is a place where they respect dwellers, a place where all members can enjoy the dignity of their own. Some people say that privacy is impossible in an extended family.

But in my opinion trust is more important for a happy family than any other feature.In my view the main reason for generation gap is misunderstanding between parents and children. One more thing, teenagers can take on most of the rights and responsibilities of adulthood. Before this occurs, however, they go through the period of adolescence and most of them experience conflicts at that time. They change rapidly both physically and emotionally and they search self-identity as they grow up and become more independent.
Sometimes teenagers develop interests and values different from those of their parents. That sets a conflict between two generations, which leads to