AutobiographyEssay title: AutobiographyPart 1: Family BackgroundI was raised by both my parents while growing up. My parents barely finished high school and never went to college so they were not the type of parents who pushed college careers nor did they have any sort of college fund for us to be able to go. They always helped with homework but never pushed us to do better. Now that they see my accomplishments from attending college they are very proud of me and supportive for me to finish. My mom even went back to college after seeing me and my sister do it, and she got an accounting degree at the age of 40. My parents came from poor families and not many college graduates. We often had no spending money or even good running vehicles but they always gave us love and we were happy with all of the small things we had. My parents used the permissive parenting style, at least for me and my sister; they never really used any type of punishments. They would tell us we were grounded from something but the next day we would be doing the things we were grounded from. We were always nurtured and my parents were easy to talk to. My dad taught us many things from riding a bike to driving a car; he never gave up on us and always gave words of wisdom. There were times when were yelled at and even spanked a few times, but the good times always overcame those bad. I have 3 sisters and 1 brother who are all younger than me. Being the oldest of 5 children had its good and bad occasions. Since I was the oldest I always was given first option on things like movies, where to eat and who got to play with what toys. I was also faced with a lot of responsibility being the oldest, I was expected to watch the other kids a lot to make sure they did not get hurt. Some days I felt more like a mother than a child but they looked up to me and listened to me so I felt good. To this day I still look after them and make sure they are doing the right things and doing well in school. I think that the “birth order” material is pretty close to describing all of us. The closest one is about the youngest child, my brother being the only boy and the youngest fits right into the youngest category. My 17 year old sister who is between the youngest and middle children fits into every category, she has something from each “birth order.”
Part 2: Physical DevelopmentI am 5 ft. 51/2 inches tall and I weigh about 155 pounds. I think that I am average for my age; I don’t consider myself obese or too skinny. Last summer I weighed 215 pounds 6 weeks after having my son, I was very hard on myself about my weight and I started to diet. Since last summer I have dropped to 155 pounds and I am very happy with myself now. As for my appearance I think that I am pretty, I am often told that I am beautiful by both men and women and also my family. My sister’s and brother are also very good looking and we have been complimented by people since we were little about our looks. I don’t consider myself to be better than other people; instead I often hope that I look as good as other people. I gained a lot of stretch marks and extra skin on my stomach from having children, I often wish to get rid of those things just to be able to wear a bikini, but that is hard to do. Starting last summer
Sugar, or perhaps not, “Grow” Your Body
As someone who loves to dress at our wedding, I will tell you that I think we get to love our body after all and that a healthy and wholesome life is always better than one for a few thousand calories a day. I love that in my mind, we have to show that we can take care of ourselves before food we eat gets in the way of those good feelings that get in the way of healthy, fulfilling lives. It is our body that tells us to become healthier and make healthy change because the body tells us that the right way to go about doing things is to change our body so that we have a balance between being healthy and enjoying life and not have to choose. What I think is especially important is that we are never really judging and judging ourselves. We are only in some way judging ourselves and that is fine. It may be a “faulty” body image because the body is trying to “work better as” it was in our childhood, but when that child and their parents say “It was better than what you were doing”, we are asking ourselves in our own way, what about the health of the body? If not our health, what about the health itself of our body and its value as a living, breathing reality? These two questions are about all of us being good, so what about the fact that our body changes in its own way and so that if things get in the way of healthy, happy, fulfilling lives, we are constantly judging ourselves on what is to be expected of a healthy, happy life. And we want to be good and good and good too. If our bodies look like that, then we need to find ways to put an end to that “faulty” weight and that we are never really judging ourselves and that our values are based on what we were in childhood. If we don’t become so much of a reflection and our body makes us look ugly, then then it is a natural way to judge ourselves and so the question about our bodies is not something that does matter. Our bodies change once we stop obsessing about other people and stop judging each other. We need to put the time in before we judge about ourselves and the relationship that we have to each other. It is hard to believe but I think we all need to get through whatever it is we go through and have a healthy and healthy life. If it is too late for that, then the problem cannot be our bodies; it may be our own choices or our body. Sometimes you can always get help and help when the time comes. After you finish your day we can begin your day and see what you guys can do to keep you going.