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Please describe a situation from your own experience in which you recognized and overcame your own assumptions, biases and prejudices in pursuit of greater understanding and tolerance of others or describe such a situation which continues to challenge you.
Being the first generation American and the first born in my family my parents had it engraved in me from birth to make good grades, care for my younger brother and remain well mannered. Of all these requirements I understood, but growing the responsibilities became less banal than what was required of my perception of a normal teenager. I became relied on to translate bills, find orthodontists and (--), I felt burdened with responsibilities suited for parents. It was frustrating to be heavily depended on and getting scolded if I didn't meet the requirements. Over time I matured and recognized that every family functions differently. Now my perception of a normal teenage life has changed because I'm living it, my assumption of parent responsibilities were cliched abstracts, but what I am living is real. It is the reality of having responsibilities that my parent implemented that will groom me for the future.
Please describe a situation from your own experience in which you recognized and overcame your own assumptions, biases and prejudices in pursuit of greater understanding and tolerance of others or describe such a situation which continues to challenge you.
Being the first generation American and the first born in my family my parents had it engraved in me from birth to make good grades, care for my younger brother and remain well mannered. Of all these requirements I understood, but growing the responsibilities became less banal than what was required of my perception of a normal teenager. I became relied on to translate bills, find orthodontists and (--), I felt burdened with responsibilities suited for parents. It was frustrating to be heavily depended on and getting scolded if I didn't meet the requirements. Over time I matured and recognized that every family functions differently. Now my perception of a normal teenage life has changed because I'm living it, my assumption of parent responsibilities were cliched abstracts, but what I am living is real. It is the reality of having responsibilities that my parent implemented that will groom me for the future.