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Parents: Who They Really Are


Parents are not just rule enforcers who boss you around.

They are your first love, your first friend,  and the ones who have your back no matter the circumstance.

Parents are the ones who help you grow and more often than not, shock you with a wild, unsuspecting joke.

They make you better by seeing the potential you don't even see in yourself.

Parents are the friends you've always had, but often taken foregranted.

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