Whom are you closer too?
By amitprashar
@amitprashar (245)
India
February 8, 2010 2:38am CST
hey this is something that I have always wanted to know ?
Kids are always close to their parents but I have always noticed that a boy is closer to mother and the daughter is always closer to the father.
Is this true or is it just something that I have noticed but is not the case always.
Just to let yo know my sisters have been very close to my dad and he has always been pampering them where in my case I have always been pampered by my mother and also when I go out to shop I always think of buyng gifts for mom first then may be for dad.
I have also noticed similar patterns being followed by my cousins.So how true is it?
20 responses
@vaibhavi80 (243)
• India
8 Feb 10
offcourse parents are the people I am closer then my friends. THey give me right advise when I need it
@anc457 (186)
• Thailand
24 Feb 10
hmm in my case. i affirm to that, not being biased to my father, but am always been close to my mother, but in terms of asking for allowance am closer to my dad, mom gives exact amount of what you need in contrast with my father who gives what you ask hehehe. But my two younger sisters are also close to our mom, one reason might be, when we we're kids we only see our dad every weekends because of the call of duty from work. as i recall we only had a year staying together in one house, but that's when we we're already grown up like the youngest was in high school and i was working at that. anyway we may be closer to our mom but that doesnt mean we dont love dad, it's just that, we didnt have a longer time to stay with our dad.
@pankaj_taura (243)
• India
25 Feb 10
Every person have a closer.and i have a closer my mother.if i love any in tje world who is my mother.my mother is very kindness.i always think of buying gift for mom.i have no word to rxplain for mother.
@dolceasia_ct (3)
• Italy
8 Feb 10
I believe that figure of parents is essential to our growth and education, very often I compare with them even though I live anda conflictual relationship with both,but trust me on various subjects,like my mother speak of my disappointement experiencet problems miscellaneous.eccc,with my father instead of sports,passions.computers,politc.
@amitprashar (245)
• India
8 Feb 10
Well that is something which not a lot of people do but I guess that is good as you have the option to discuss different things with either of them.
All the best and I wish many o us could do the same.But the way we are brought up we are generally somebody's favorite. [b][/b]
@pankaj_taura (243)
• India
16 Feb 10
I am best closer of my mother who is very important to me in this world.i shall not say more her.i have no world.
@singh569 (55)
• India
16 Feb 10
am closer than my parents and friends .i agree with u tat boys are closer to their motheres and gals are closeer to their dads even i have observed this.
@rahul_singh (236)
• India
16 Feb 10
I am closer my parents and i love very much to my mother in the world.my fast closer is my parents not another in the world.
@rahul_singh (236)
• India
23 Feb 10
My parents are my closer.i love very much to my parents.they always live with me in the every place.
@bharatgoel91 (182)
• India
16 Feb 10
i am closer to my mom..she is my everything..my mom,my best freind,my gid,my teacher,everything..i can do any thing for her,..in this world she is my closest freind
@manpreet_1 (55)
• India
15 Feb 10
My friend rakshit matta is close to me. He is good friend and good personality. He always come forward to solve my problem. God gave to allgood friends
@malkesh_jakhar (54)
• India
13 Feb 10
I am closer to my father,mother.I love her most in the world.then my brother & sister them i love most in this world i do any thing for them...............
@sree1412 (208)
• India
12 Feb 10
Ya ur rite i am bit closer 2 my mom than dad.bt my dad like me very much.Wenever i go out for shoping i always think of buyin something for my dad.Even i agree with u tat boys are closer to their motheres and gals are closeer to their dads even i have observed this.
