Do U think at this point of time in your life U made your parents proud of you?
By lucky_witch
@lucky_witch (2707)
Philippines
7 responses
@munhozmib (3837)
• Sao Paulo, Brazil
30 Apr 07
I don't think so. I'm young yet, I'm not even 18. But I think I may have a brilliant future if I know how to make the right investments.
I already brought some proudness to them, when my teachers said I was a really good student, and all this stuff. People tell them I am a good boy, I am this and that.
But I don't think that's enough. I'll make them proud if I can become half of the man my father is.
@lucky_witch (2707)
• Philippines
20 Jun 07
Wow that would be great! I see how wonderful your father is... and its really touching that you admire him that much... Im sure your afther is proud of you too.
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@munhozmib (3837)
• Sao Paulo, Brazil
2 Jul 07
I'm afraid that he is not proud of me. I don't think he is: I'm a mess! He thinks I'm stupid (not intelligent), he thinks I'm incopetent and everything that I do, or almost everything goes wrong. I am almost sure he thinks like that. But come on, look at me: I'm 15 and I speak English, while I was born in Brazil! I speak two tongues, I don't have ANY real life friend at my age that can do it. Anyway, he seems to ignore this fact.
@coolcat123 (4387)
• India
20 Jun 07
20 yrs now and have a feeling that i have made my parents proud a lot of time.thus the proud is not enough good or wise for my parents as a whole but the time soon will come when my mom will say this was the day i was looking for ....u have really made me proud today...i am anxiously waiting for that day coz its still to come.
@lucky_witch (2707)
• Philippines
20 Jun 07
just be good... though they dont say that still... for sure they are proud of having you.
@soulist (2985)
• United States
4 Jul 07
Right now I am 25 and my mom constantly tells me she is proud of the things my brother and I have done. I recently graduated college, held to my faith (even found more), survived cancer, and so much more. And little things like helping around the house makes her proud.
@syain1972 (1011)
• Singapore
2 Jul 07
I don't think I have done anything considerably fantastic to make my parents or even myself proud. I have still not find that opportunity where you 'Are at the right place and at the right time!!" Some people have attained all at a young age but I am already in my thirties and still trying to discover more things in my life that I can take pride in... Sometimes I wonder whether I should just give up and throw in the towel and just live my life without any strong purpose at all... I think what I am going through could be a pre mid-life crisis..
@bruxedo (773)
• France
20 Jun 07
I'm 50 and I don't know for sure. I think they are proud for some of my qualities because they know that it was from their education, but I'm not sure about the way I've dealed with my self problems. Having married three times it's not something to cheer..
@lucky_witch (2707)
• Philippines
20 Jun 07
well... rising up each time you fall is something you can be proud of... atleast you never loose the will to find your own happiness. AS long as you do no harm to anybody then there is nothing to worry about.
@laltu86 (1249)
• India
22 Jun 07
I am 22 and belive that i am making my parents proud , i am an engeenering student , got campussed in a reputed US based company , am an actor and received many state level awards and i felt the most proud when my father said that he was very happy to be called as subhro's father in the award ceremony .
