My Family: A Moral Analysis

Most parents want to give their children the best possible future. Like a caring significant other, a steady job, or even a magic button to maracisly make a kid shut up. I believe good parents would give their child a set of morals that would be helpful throughout the hardships of life. Life is tough though and morals are not simply just given out to a kid as soon as they pop them out.The life lessons people experience can create a person’s morals. Some people learn morals quite quickly while some children even have better morals than most adults. Then the stubborn people usually go through hundred moral dilemmas before they learn a moralistic value. My life has given me the opportunity to gain morals to help me experience life to the fullest.

I come from a loud, obnoxious family with as much class as the washing machine sitting on our front porch. Finances become tight some months but that never stops my mama or daddy. That’s probably why our family is so close because without those hardships there would be no respect or love that we give one another. Author of The Humility Code David Brooks states, “ You have to draw on something outside yourself to cope with the forces inside yourself.” Life is hard enough with loved ones who support a person but going through life alone is basically impossible. In the book Antigone the main female character is willing to put her life on the line so she can give her brother a proper burial even though the king Creon declares it is forbidden. That kind of love is exactly how someone with family morals acts. She would rather die than be without her family. Family is how a person can cope with the tragedies bound to happen in life. Most may not like their family but they have to respect them because a family love is stronger than any problem somebody can go through. It’s a good feeling to have knowing that family will always love and