What authority figures in your life have you grown to trust and appreciate? Why have you grown trust and appreciate them?

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I’d say my parents. They have the right to tell me what’s wrong and what’s right. I’m still a kid who barely knows anything about the world. Yes, I can make my own decisions, but some decisions should be made by our parents since they have experienced this world more than we have. They no more of what is yet to come. I sometimes fight with them when they don’t give me permission to go out or hang out with my friend but at the end of the I understand why they did so. I appreciate their hard work and I trust them a lot since I know they have been through the same as me. I appreciate them telling me what is wrong and what is right, because without them who knows what I would’ve been till this day. And I know they trust me as much as I trust them too.

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