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New Living Arrangement

            Transforming to a New Living Arrangement.
             Transformation is a change of form or condition. An example is when a caterpillar cacoons itself for an extended period of time, then emerges as a beautiful butterfly. Transition happens when young adults face the decision whether or not to continue living with their parents or venture out on their own. Leaving the nest they face bigger responsibilities. For example, providing for themselves while adjusting to daily life in unfamiliar surroundings. Young adults like myself are curious to see what it is like to be in a new living arrangement. They yearn for their independence as the venture out into the world by themselves with dreams and expectations. .
             Ever since I was young I had few responsibilities to worry about. My parents always took care of me, making sure I had all I needed and most of the things I wanted. They still do to this day. I have always lived with my parents and my two sisters. They are a wonderful and caring family. My parents are very loving and protective of me and my sisters. I live in a beautiful home that my parents remodeled to fit our needs as a family. Living with my parents I am responsible for attending school regularly as well as keeping a full-time job. Everyday I wake up early in the morning to travel to school in Sunnyvale from Union City. My parents expectations of me are very high. Of course they have certain rules and restrictions which I must follow. This will never change. I respect my parents but now that I am growing up it is harder to accept everything they tell me to do. I have my own ideas, different views on issues than my parents. Now that I am older , I want to be independent. My parents and I don't agree on a lot of issues as I grow in age. Expressing my feelings on certain subjects is hard for I feel they don't hear an adults voice, but that of a child when I speak. However, I am striving to become more mature and act as an adult.


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