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Communication with My Father...with my father has made me understand the value of respect. In our culture, children are expected to love and respect their parents at all times. Children do not answer back whenever being reprimanded, and they obey their parents’ will no matter what. In my case, I have developed respect for my parents not only because of our culture but also because of the way they have treated me with respect. Specifically, my father demonstrated to us, his children, what respect means by listening to us and giving us the freedom to speak up and say what we feel. As a family, we make time to listen to...
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My father(interpersonal communication)...resolve our conflicts. In addition to that, whenever we make promises to each other, we ensure that we keep them and never to let each other down. We also try to be honest with each other in most situations to ensure that all is moving well between us. When it comes to non-verbal communication, expression of the quality of relationship between us is manifested in different ways. First of all, our eye contact works to maintain a better understanding of the relationship that there is between us and also serves as a reminder of mistakes whenever they are committed by me. Facial expression serves the purpose of communicating all that is underneath...
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The extended analysis about Aren't You Happy for Me.... In conclusion, this essay has examined Richard Bausch’s ‘Aren’t You Happy for Me?’ and Nuruddin Farah’s essay ‘My Father, the Englishman, and I’. Within this context of investigation, it’s demonstrated that Bausch implements the narrative technique of suspense, as well as symbolism and metaphor to establish the overarching message. In this way suspense is created as the daughter gradually reveals the full extent of her situation. Additionally, there are metaphorical and symbolic elements that are implemented as a means of conveying the full emotional...
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My single father...as a child made him a heartless man. But today he had realized that it was useless because of the damage it had caused to a father-son relationship: It was completely futile. He realized that his young days were over but ruining my days will do no advantage to him. He told me stay as I had not seen him since a long time. He assured me that we will live like a happy family. After all, I was one of the few close people alive; my mother and grandparents had already passed away. I could see that my father had realized what had been done wrong. It was time...
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