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It is common for women to resemble their parents; however, I think it is wonderful that you are able to discern things and forge your own path with such confidence.

It's interesting how we pull parts of our parents based on the relationship we had with them from babyhood to adulthood. I'm going to guess perhaps you might have been closer to your father than your mother. Also, you said that your mom was more strict with you than your brother. Perhaps that's why you relate more to your dad.

Thank you for sharing. Take care and have a lovely day! !LADY

I think young people don't want to relate to their parents. They want to think they are their own person, and that is important. But when you are not young anymore, is when most of your parents trade will become more evident. Your parents are full grown adults while you might be a young adult with not much experience on real life, so most of the decisions that you made, the way you treat people and the way you work yourself through life, have not been as evident. School sometimes simulate those environments but many more times, the rules are way different than in the real world, so judging your decisions become less evident and you tend to rely on what you know, and what you know, for the most part is your parents. Specially because is the only example of seen adults facing everyday life from the privacy of the home.

Also fathers as men, know what to do with boys, while mothers do with daughters. That's their main responsibility, is very hard for children from one parent household to be taught by a woman, and sometimes making broken adults. This is a very common issue and one that have been addressed online by many sociologists.

I know for sure that most baby girls look and behave like their fathers and sons like their mothers. It's always vise versa.

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I'd tend to think that we are a product of or blend from both of our parent's traits and character, perhaps one or two from another role model we adopted whether we realize it or not.

My mother was tough with discipline, very goal driven, enjoyed her career, her role as the primary breadwinner and I have her temperament. On the other hand, I adored my father spending more time with me, his patience, humor, wisdom and was home more often than my Mother. He was a marvelous Sous chef, he's terrible at sewing and couldn't teach me sewing if his life depended on it but he taught me the art of cooking.

!LADY

Hola, cómo estás? Te deseo que puedas encontrar el propósito de tu vida. Dios te bendiga

I like you feel like Im my own individual, I have things from both my parents but also from people I met on my jurney through life that inspired me and made me the person I am today 😊

We make choices and go through things in life that changes us and makes us grow.
And the tools we got from guidence growing up helps us to deal with things and make the right choices that is the best for us.

Thank you for sharing and have a wonderful weekend. Cheers, 🌹