Should children always respect their parent's decisions even if they do not agree with them ? In the first place, I think that a relation between parents(relatives) and children ideal begins with a good communication between them. I believe that if the children were well educated, they will know what is good for them and will not thus need to disagree with their parents(relatives). However, the parents(relatives) have the experience(experiment) and know how to impose their choices when one needs and when there are no other possible alternatives for the frustration, it is for the good(property) of all. There are nevertheless moments when I am convinced that the child knows what is best for him, for example for his(her) even sexual or vocational guidance, which concerns according to me not the parents(relatives) or not directly. The respect for choices must be mutual even if it is necessary call back(remind) that the parents(relatives) are holders of the authority. The children have has my opinion(notice) the right(law) to assert to right their rights and to share their opinions when it is about choices essential as to decide to believe and to practise a religion or not. The parents(relatives) imposing systematically their visions of things to the children never obtain good results(profits). The children trying systematically to impose their visions of things to their parents(relatives) by contradicting them never obtain from voucher results(profits). The whole is to find a happy medium.