The very first relationship one encounters is with a parent we look for our parents to be there for us to nurture and love us. We learn morals and values from our parents. My mother is still a positive factor in my life. She has taught me to be a positive role model to others. She would not allow me to hang out with friends of my choice. If she did not approve of them then I was not allowed to hang out with them. I come from large family. I enjoy the relationship that my family and I share. We have family cookouts every weekend. This is our way of staying connected with one another. My grandmother has a strong relationship with each of us. She knows when something is bothering us and has taught us to depend on each other for advice and support. Having a strong relationship with my family gives me a sense of security. I know that I can go to my family for support. I have no children of my own, but I have developed a special bond with young girl. Kimora is a five year old who I have known since she was born. We have a special bond with each other. I have had the opportunity to be in her life as a mother. She depends on me to be there for her emotionally and physically. A relationship ensures that you will have someone to comfort and care about you during times of discouragement or frustration and vice versa. Relationships teach you to have faith in others as well as faith in yourself. Here is a list of some benefits of having healthy relationships and characteristics associated with them:
• Increased self-esteem
• Increased sensitivity to one’s own and other’s emotions/feelings
• Increased ability to be more assertive
• Learn to be more cooperative with others
• Learn to be interdependent rather than totally independent or dependent
of others
Building a healthy relationship with others helps to develop a censure and kind individual.
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