What are some good animes to show my parents?
As someone who is older and has tried the whole "get parents to watch anime" let me tell you some things. First of all don't show them any series. Start off with some movies. Spirited Away is a good beginning. Howl's Moving Castle might be another good choice(most Ghibli films might be good). The Cowboy Bebop movie might not be bad (depends on how you think the action and possible violence will make them feel). Tokyo Godfathers, possibly Paprika, Appleseed or Steamboy might be okay. I'm not sure what is exactly suitable for your parents. Another option is to see if your parents watched any anime when they were younger. I don't know how old your parents are, but they could have watched some anime when they were younger. My mom used to watch Astroboy and Speed Racer. Maybe your parents saw Starblazers or Robotech. Don't show your parents Pokemon, Digimon, Tokyo Mew Mew, Power Puff Girls Z or any manga. For those shows in particular they are too childish. They will only convince your parents that anime is just for kids. It would be easier to get them to watch anime than read manga (unless they like comic books). Chances are, your parents won't get it. Don't feel bad. You don't need your parents approval to enjoy anime. There's series and movies I know my parents would enjoy if they gave it a chance. Unfortunately since it's animation so they aren't willing to give it the chance it deserves.
How do I show my parents I have matured?
By actually demonstrating it by how you handle money, how you act within family relationships and friendships and also how you are able to accept responsibility for what you have done if it was not the right thing for example.Also by assisting around the house and sometimes doing something for your parents or Grandparents just because it means so much to them (even though you may find it boring).
How do I show respect to my parents?
Most Important people in ones life’s are their parents, so they are the one who deserves most love, respect and care by their children . Here are few points to keep in mind which can help us to show our respect to our parents.35 Ways to Respect your Parents1. Put away your phone in their presence2. Pay attention to what they are saying3. Accept their opinions4. Engage in their conversations5. Look at them with respect6. Always praise them7. Share good new with them8. Avoid sharing bad news with them9. Speak well of their friends and loved ones to them.10. Keep in remembrance the good things they did.11. If they repeat a story, listen like it's the first time they tell it.12. Don't bring up painful memories from the past13. Avoid side conversations in their presence.14. Sit respectfully around them15. Don't belittle/ criticize their opinions and thoughts16. Avoid cutting them off when they speak17. Respect their age18. Avoid hitting/ disciplining their grandchildren around them19. Accept their advice and direction20. Give them the power of leadership when they are present21. Avoid raising your voice at them22. Avoid walking in front or ahead of them23. Avoid eating before them24. Avoid glaring at them25. Fill them with pride even when they don't think they deserve it.26. Avoid putting your feet up in front of them or sitting with your back to them27. Don't speak ill of them to the pointwhere others speak ill of them too28. Keep them in your prayers whenever possible29. Avoid seeming bored or tired of them in their presence30. Avoid laughing at their faults/mistakes31. Do a task before they ask you to32. Continuously visit them33. Choose your words carefully whenspeaking with them34. Call them by names they like35. Make them your priority in service above your personal work
How do I show my parents a bad report card?
Have a plan, and have answers, not excuses. Talk to the teacher respectfully about what is deficient. Talk to a school counselor about tutoring or other options. Know the answers to these paths, then talk honestly and objectively with your parents.Beyond that, learn from the experience. One of the best teachers is our own failure, if we take the time to understand how we failed, and adapt to a better, more effective course of action. When I speak with “at-risk” students, I always help them see their own world, not mine. Learn that needs are first, and wants have to wait. Increase the amount of time you focus on needs based on the outcome you desire and hold off on that “Facebook” post or that trip to a friend’s house to chill and play on digital platforms. Tell your parents what you are willing to forego in order to improve your academic performance, then do it. One added benefit? You will feel great when presented that next report card, because you earned it!
How do you show your parents a bad report card?
I told my parents last marking period that they would never see another C again. Procrastination didn't prove so, and report cards are coming in by next week. My parents got pissed off when I left notes about my bad report card last time, they might get pissed off even more if I show them the C. Also, I promised them that I would not put off everything, but I guess it never got through me (I would ignore my mom when she says it over 5 times per hour). What should I do, because once I show them the report card, they'll take me out of the camps I'm attending in the summer, and they would take away my phone and computer until summer. Those few things being taken away would tear me up, and I cry really easily.
How can I show my parents that I can be independent?
The kitchen thing weirds me out, to be honest. Like, how are you supposed to be independent if they deprive you of the opportunity to learn? If they don’t listen to your arguments and have some weird thing about the kitchen, for whatever reason, you can (maybe) offer to help them, if they don’t want you using it alone? I mean, it would be a mortifying experience for me in 9 out of 10 cases, but maybe it would work out better for you.Another thing you could do is to show your responsible, mature attitude in other areas, wherever you can. Do something online about the language of the country you’re going to, if it’s different. Save up from your pocket money to take care of some travel supplies. Do what you promise to do.The good news is, you will learn all those things, one way or another, and when you go to university, your parents will have no choice but to accept that you’re independent. Good luck. :)
Should i show my parents my progress report?
Just show her so when the report card actually does come out and you do end up getting a C or better you'll show you were dedicated to bringing it up and you'll still be an honest person
When should you show your girlfriend to your parents?
When you think you're serious or otherwise right away. She's someone you're hanging out with. (I'm assuming you aren't an adult in this scenario.) If you ARE an adult, whenever you determine things are serious between the two of you or that's what you're telling her. She deserves to feel like she's not a dirty secret and that you're proud to be with her. If your parents are very closed - minded, give her the choice, for one. For another, do not hide what she is to you or what kind of person she is from them and tell them you expect them to respect the both of you. Btw, just because it's their house, doesn't mean they get to be hateful. Good luck.