What is the difference between parents and friends?

Parents and friends can both be supportive, caring, and trustworthy, but a good parent will show examples of tough love when necessary, out of love and concern for their child. Friends are less concerned about things that parents would worry about, because in most cases, their friendship with the child is short term.

What is the difference between family and parents?

Family refers to the parents and their children who live together. Relatives refer to the extended family including grandparents, aunts, uncles, etc. A family typically lives together.

What are the differences between friends and family?

Friends are the people you choose to make friendship with….Difference between Relatives and Friends:

RELATIVES	FRIENDS
Relatives are already your family but some of them try to avoid you for various jealous reasons.	Friends are not your family but good friends act like your family by offering trust and support to you.
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Can you be both a parent and a friend?

Yes, you are developing a friendship with your child based on how you respond to, love, guide, lead, and, of course, have fun with him/her. But, in the beginning stages of childhood, you need to be the parent, always. Over time, the parenting will change because the child will need different amounts of parenting.

Why are you not exactly like either of your parents?

Different combinations of genes for one of these traits create a bunch of different physical attributes. Even though we get all our DNA from our parents, each of us has a unique combination of genes. Sometimes that means we don’t look like them at all. There are tons of genes that shape our appearance.

Do sisters have same DNA?

Because of recombination, siblings only share about 50 percent of the same DNA, on average, Dennis says. So while biological siblings have the same family tree, their genetic code might be different in at least one of the areas looked at in a given test. That’s true even for fraternal twins.

How are we different from our parents?

As a generation, there are so many ways in which we are different from our parents. Most of us would like to say that we’re better, while some other aadarsh balaks with the Baghban virus may say that our parents’ generation is simply incapable of having flaws. I think it would be better to point out the differences first and then make a call.

Do our parents really like the relationships in their lives?

Our parents really like the relationships in their lives, even when they don’t. ‘Family first’ is what they’ve always taught us. They consider relationships important, sometimes too much for their own good. Many of them are absolutely miserable with their relationships because they are afraid to let go.

Why don’t our parents respect us?

Of all the big talk that our parents do about respect, they have very little of it. Our parents’ generation mostly respect authority figures only. They don’t usually respect people who are younger and/or financially and socially weaker than them. The whole concept of ‘status’ is quite deep-rooted in their minds.

Why do our parents’ generation not like change?

Our parents’ generation doesn’t like change, period. They don’t like trying new things, they don’t like breaking old norms, they don’t like reforming old rules and values; so that they can be made more suitable to the current times. They don’t like to change their beliefs. Well, no one does.