Being a parent involves countless sacrifices. Since the moment I found out I was pregnant, I have prioritised my child’s needs over my own. I firmly believe that many parents have treated their kids in a similar manner. As a daughter who is now in her adult years, I value all the nice things my parents have done for my siblings and me. I quickly come to the realisation that unless I become a parent myself, I will never truly understand what it means to be loved by a parent. Our parents’ numerous lifetime sacrifices and unselfish devotion played a significant role in shaping who we are now. Growing a family is never an easy task, especially for all the single mothers and fathers out there who struggle with countless difficulties to raise their families by themselves. Some parents may never open up to you about their financial troubles, despite the fact that they occasionally need some more money badly. Their altruistic conviction that they shouldn’t bother their own children as parents is their sole reason for being silent. So, whenever you can, try to give something back financially. Giving your parents money will also help you develop your financial strength and resilience in addition to making you feel good and content. Filial piety is also an element of Asian culture, depending on your beliefs and traditions. If you can afford it, think about giving your parents a certain portion of your income.
