People Are Sharing How They Know They Were Raised Right

This tweet was in reference to Texas senator Ted Cruze jetting off on a Cancun vacation when a winter disaster-ravaged his home state.

It was not a good look and he was criticized heavily for it. It goes to show that when troubles comes a-knockin', you better be a team player.

R-E-S-P-E-C-T — it's not just a song that Arthea Franklin sang. It means something, especially since women are the reason we exist today.

Parents who are teaching their sons to respect women are helping make women feel safer by preventing sexual harassment and assault.

You're perfectly capable of having a calm discussion with someone, like this Twitter user.

The second you raise your voice, you're basically asking for the other person to either shut down or get defensive.

After the racial injustices in 2020 especially, the pressure is on more than ever for parents to teach equality.

We deserve equal treatment, equal rights, and equal peace to in this world.

Amen!

This Twitter user shared a powerful quote that says, "Integrity is not something you show others. It is how you behave behind their back." So. True.

This Twitter user believes that Biden was the only clear choice in the race against former president Donald Trump.

His time as president was chaotic, to say the least, ending with the Capitol Hill tragedy.

It doesn't take a lot to be nice. A simple "please" and "thank you" goes a long way, especially when you're asking for something or someone does something nice for you.

Always treat others how you want to be treated!

This tweet once again shows the importance of parents teaching their children kindness.

That, or you're Canadian 'cause let's be real, we say sorry to anything and anyone.

Sure, it's easier to toss that piece of trash on the ground. But what good is that doing for anyone, much less the environment?

Good parents are those who instill a love for the earth early on.

No green-eyed monster lives within this person! They're able to be happy for others' accomplishments and truly mean it.

That's a hard thing to do when social media breeds comparison.

You won't get very far in life — not in your career or your relationships — if you're constantly shifting the blame to others.

Taking accountability for your wrongdoings helps you grow and become a better person.

Good parents taught their children to never show up empty-handed.

Whether it's a bottle of wine, food, or fresh flowers, they know that the little things count.

Cutting in line is a top-tier offense anyone can do.

It's basically telling the other people in line "that my time is more important than yours." It also says I am a HUGE JERK WITH NO REGARD FOR OTHERS.

While this seems like basic parenting 101, a lot of children break these rules if it's not instilled enough.

Kids go from cheating on a test to cheating on a girlfriend or boyfriend.

The only exception to this is Gordon Ramsay since we've met his mother on MasterChef and she's absolutely lovely.

For everyone else, though, swearing deserves a quarter in the swear jar or soap in the mouth!

It is so frustrating when people either forget or just don't care to do so.

An accident can almost happen when the person turns out of nowhere without informing the other drivers on the road.

It's all too easy to forget basic manners — especially when you're in a rush.

But if you're someone who still goes out of your way to praise someone else's good manners, then you had parents who always expected the best from you!

Sure, it's fun to go on shopping sprees and order Uber Eats for the third night in a row.

But making a habit of this gets you farther and farther away from those adulting goals.

If you were born in a chaotic home, your adult life can usually go one of two ways: you follow the same path as your parents or you try to give your kids the upbringing you never had.

This Twitter user clearly chose the right path.