Do you think you learn things from your family?

[jennifer_bloom]

I learned a lot about relationships from hanging out with 2 of my cousins who like me on my dad’s side. The one on my mothers side hates me and won’t even acknowledge me when I text her to tell her I got her child a $40.00 gift cause my mother slanders me to her.

[irifebeck]

Everything. I learn literally everything and so much from my family. Everyday I learn something new from them and I'm always excited to learn more from them. We always have discussions about literally anything where we share what we know and our understanding on certain topics. There's so much to learn just from talking to people.

[Agape93]

How not to treat people

[Pudsmucker]

Yes we do learn things from family. Some of it's good and some of it's bad. We also need to be forgiving to family members.

[Cuttie_Country_Girl]

Yes, of course! Forget for a second that we learn to speak primarily from our family. Our core values and beliefs are learned from our families. (Whether that is for the positive, or you learned to do the exact opposite of what your family did) you still learned it from your family. As puberty hits, hopefully we learn how to properly use pads or tampons from our mom, and as teens who hasn’t cried over a bowl of chocolate ice cream with mom while she helped us understand why the creep broke up with us? I know that not all girls get that type of relationship with their moms, but even THAT teaches us to do better with OUR daughter’s. For good or bad, we learn most of life’s big lessons from either listening to our parents, siblings, cousins, aunts, uncles, and grandparents, or from watching the terrible mistakes THEY made when raising us!

[FunnyGiy]

Absolutely! They made me who I am today

[Jamie05rhs]

Yes. Who is loyal and who is not.

[Jamie05rhs]

by the way, your new picture looks great, Jennifer!

[jennifer_bloom]

: ) Nice of you to say

[Jamie05rhs]

You're welcome!