Well in such situation I prefer to be very quiet and uh. I know they are my parents and they know a lot about me, more than me even. And uh. They are having a lot of experience as uh, they are according to their ages and they can, they know very well what will be beneficial for me in. For my better future. And uh, most of the time I prefer to accept those decisions, whatever they have taken. And uh, if it is uh. Very unfavorable for me then I try to explain in different ways so that uh. Even though I also request for someime so that uh. They should uh. They can agree with me and uh. They can also so that they can support me very well. And uh. I don’t want to create any fighting with my parents as they are the main guardians um, of mine. And uh. That uh. People’are. Responsible for my living.
Band 6+: What do you do when you have a disagreement with your parents?
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When I disagree with my parents, I try to stay calm and listen to their perspective. I know they have a lot of experience and care deeply about my well-being. They've lived longer than me and have a broader understanding of the world. Usually, I try to accept their decisions, even if I don't fully agree. If I feel strongly that their decision is not in my best interest, I try to explain my point of view clearly and respectfully. I might ask for some time to discuss it further, hoping they'll understand my perspective and support my choices. Ultimately, I don't want to argue or fight with them. They are my guardians and the people who have always been there for me. I value their guidance and want to maintain a healthy and respectful relationship with them.
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