I was an angry adolescent in my first year of college . In my eyes , my father seemed to

I was an angry adolescent in my first year of college . In my eyes , my father seemed to   41   me in no way .

One day we had a serious fight . I saw my father as   42   me and wanted to break free .   43   , he regarded me as disobedient and tried hard to keep his   44   on me . We both exploded in   45   . The situation was so unbearable that I   46   out of the house and took the bus to school . My mind raced with   47   thoughts about my father , feeling certain that no one in the world had ever had such a terrible father !

“ I am the son of an IDIOT ! How dare he interrupt my life and plans ! ” I wrote these words on a thought card , which served as a communication   48   as well as the admission ticket to the literature class of Dr. Simon , a unique excellent teacher with   49   teaching methods . Being ten minutes late , I   50   handed it to him and dashed into the classroom .

The next day , his comment on the   51   card struck me as if someone had punched me in the stomach . It read , “ Why not stop blaming and be responsible for yourself ? ” No one had   52   me to do so !

The   53   kept coming up over the next few weeks . As I again heard myself blaming my father for this or that , I asked myself , “ How long can you   54   blaming others for YOUR life ? ”

Gradually , my thinking   55   . It took over a year   56   people began to notice that I was taking responsibility for my own actions and feelings .

I was amazed at improvement of my grades and the   57   of number and quality of my friends . It was   58   astonishing how much smarter my father seemed . Fights with my father became less and finally disappeared for I learned to think of him as a loving man with good   59   , who just had no smooth ways to   60   me .

It all started with a question .

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