The Most Important Person In My Life

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Who is the most significant person in my life? Well, that is easy enough to answer. However, there is not just one significant person that is in my life. My mother and father are the most important people in my life. I couldn 't possibly just pick one of them to write about because they both mean so much to me, and there is so much to tell about the two of them. From cuts and bruises all the way up to the major stuff, such a broken heart, they have always been there to patch me up, and repair the broken heart. They are my shoulder to cry on, and my motivation when I feel like I can’t handle life. I would definitely not be the person I am today without the two of them. I’d consider myself lucky to be half the person that they are. …show more content…

I can be completely open and honest with them about anything, and it’s really nice to know that things are that way with them. No matter how many mistakes I make, they both continue to have faith in me, and believe that I have a good head on my shoulders. That put my mind at ease knowing that they trust me, and my judgement. That’s exactly why no matter where I go in life, or how far away I may move, my parents will always be an important part in my life. I tell them I want to shoot for the stars, and they’ll tell me to aim for the moon. They believe in my dreams and ambitions, and they want me to go for them. It’s really nice knowing that I’ve had them to lead and guide me this far. It makes me feel more confident as I head into adulthood knowing that I have had them to prepare me to take the right path. It’s like a lovely little guideline that’s forever forged into my mind, and it gives me a sense of comfort, and the confidence I need to go for the things I want. They push me to go to college and see what I’m interested in doing for a career. They want me to be completely confident in the career that I choose, and to give the job my best

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