My parents, two people who coincidentally met once upon a time, who now have four children, and live happily ever after. Not so much the latter, but happily ever after seems to be quite overrated, anyway. Like any other family, my family has its problems. We fight, people get ill, my parents get disappointed and so on. Despite all the bad, my parents still have a way of making life seem like a fairy tale. This is probably because my parents have made it their life goal to ensure the happiness of my siblings and me.

I often get told I am spoiled, but I believe myself to be rather lucky – lucky to have parents who love me unconditionally. There has never been a time where I truly doubted my parents love for me or for my siblings. The four of us definitely have not been darling to raise, but no matter how bad we mess up, our parents still love us with the uttermost passion. My mistakes are not overlooked by them, but they are forgiven, which has led me to believe that love makes way for forgiveness.

Out of all my siblings, I certainly take the cake for acting against my parent's will in the most absurd ways. I have a mind of my own, they claim, but that has never stopped them from supporting my decisions. The financial support is nice, no doubt, but it is their emotional support that matters to me the most. They accept me for who I am, and although they wish I were different, they still stand behind me. I do not always make the greatest decisions, but their support has allowed me to always follow my heart.

My parents witness my flaws as well as my siblings flaws better than anyone else in the world, yet they still manage to see us all as blessings. They speak of us with such grace, and I believe it to all be true. I owe my undying confidence to the both of them. Our parents see us for all we are. They see perfection in all our imperfections.

My parents have gone to immeasurable lengths to make me happy and to ensure a successful future for me. They have invested their whole selves into my life as well as my siblings' lives. They see the best in us, and they bring out the best in us. Parents teach you the greatest life lessons, they love you despite your daily tantrums and they take pride in having you as a child. Being a parent cannot be easy, it is a never-ending job. I appreciate my parents more than I have ever shown, more than they will ever know. In their eyes, I am a princess and because of them, I feel as though I am living a fairy tale.