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 I think that my
responsibilities and my brother’s responsibilities are unfair. I take
care of everything I need to take care of plus I help my mom with her work.
My brother always needs to be reminded to clean his room, he never helps
with dinner, doesn’t clean anything, and is an absolute jerk to my mom.
He is babied way too much.
Qualities of a good family member are:
trustworthy, honest, sincere, responsible, kind, careful, and dependable.
Almost all of my family members have those qualities; there are a few bad
eggs in every family. I am a very big family person; sometimes I’d rather
spend the night at my sister’s house than go out with my friends. I’m
very glad I can depend on my family to be there for
me.
Ashley from United States
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There are three children in my family
that includes my sister, my brother, and me. My sister is the oldest of all
and my brother is the youngest of all. I have responsibilities and not that
much of an enjoyment as my little brother and I also play a big role in my
family. As
 the time
goes by I see my family differently than I saw them past 5 years ago. And
there are rules to follow if I want to stay with my
family.
I am in the middle with lots of
responsibilities because my sister got married and she moved, so I am the
oldest child in my family. And by being the oldest child I have responsibilities
of helping my parents in any way I can. The younger brother gets more freedom
than me, but I have to accept the fact that I am older and I enjoyed the
freedom that he has right now. I play a big role because I have to listen
to my brother and also my parents. So if there is an argument with my parents
and my little brother I have to get in the middle and settle it with a deal
that both of them agree.
Nrupen from United States
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