Yes. It's important to discipline your children well but it's also important to make them feel that you are their friend. Kids need to feel that they can talk to their parents anytime about anything. I didn't grow this close to my mom and dad when I was a kid but when I grew up and went to college, the bond that I used to wish we have, came gradually. Today, I tell my mom almost everything and it's the best feeling in the world!
I am still undecided about it. Months ago, I finished reading Me Before You. It is a story about a quadriplegic who wanted euthanasia and in the end got what he wanted (oops, spoiler alert). It was heartbreaking and I did have second thoughts when I contemplated about his decision. I've been raised as a Christian, a Roman Catholic to be exact, and I strongly believe that only God can be the judge to our life. He is the only one who can decide if we live or die.
A big YES to this question because I am impatient! But I'm working on it, though, day by day. The last time I lost my temper was when I was pissed off at someone who just constantly did the thing I asked her not to. I held in when I can but that was just the last straw. Sometimes, you need to just tell someone a piece of your mind so that they will not abuse your kindness. It was rough but I can't keep still anymore, I held out my patience as long as I could but it snapped. So...
I'd probably be 24. I'm still 22 but I have a big physique and sometimes people see me as someone older than my original age. It has its pros and cons, really.
I'll tell them to their faces that they are rude and judgemental. Even though they're people I respect and admire, I'll be quickly turned off if they start gossiping about someone and criticizing anyone without proof. It wouldn't be nice if someone says nasty things about them now, would it? Respect begets respect.

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