Life journey is controlled by myself

A good mother who wrote this straight letter to her child:

I can give you life, but I can't live for you.

I can teach you a lot of things, but I can't force you to learn.

I can guide you how to be a person, but you cannot be responsible for all your actions.

I can tell you how to tell the difference between right and wrong, but can't make a choice for you.

I can offer you a lot of love, but I can't force you to accept it all.

I can teach you to have fun with your relatives and friends, but you can't force you to do so.

I can teach you how to respect others, but you cannot guarantee that you are respected.

I can tell you what a sincere friendship is, but I can't choose a friend for you.

I can educate you about sex, but I can't guarantee that you will remain pure.

I can talk to you about the true meaning of life, but I can't win a reputation for you.

I can remind you that alcohol is dangerous, but it is not a substitute for saying "no" to it.

I can tell you about the dangers of drugs, but I can't guarantee you to stay away from it.

I can tell you that you must set lofty goals for your life, but you can't achieve them for you.

I can teach you good qualities, but you can't make sure you become a good person.

I can blame your fault, but there is no guarantee that you will become a moral person.

I can tell you how to live more meaningfully, but not to give you eternal life.

I am sure that I will do my best to give you the best things, but I can't give you a future and a career.

Child, I can do a lot for you because I love you; but you have to understand that even if I am willing to be with you forever, it is up to you to make those important decisions. To this end, I only ask for bright sunshine to always illuminate your life, so that you can always make the right decision.