Teenagers and young people should share housework equally with their parents. Do you agree?

Nowadays teenagers have a lot of free time. Most of that time they usually spend watching television, playing computer games, surfing the internet and etc. Classes at high school are for most of them boring and hard at the same time, so they tend to relax and have fun.
Furthermore, they are slowly taking a step into the life of grown-ups. They start making more and more decisions by themselves, they’re becoming more responsible than they were before. In my opinion, the best start for accepting some responsibilities is sharing housework with their parents. That kind of duty is simply necessary for them, because in college they’re going to live on their own and they need to get used to some kind of duty.
I think that doing the chores is a very good start, because in future they’ll need to take care about their homes without anyone’s help for some time. And it’s a good start for accepting some responsibility, which, if weren’t done, will affect other family members (for example – a son’s duty is to buy groceries, so if he didn’t do that, other family members wouldn’t have dinner).
However, I think that teenagers and young people shouldn’t share the equal amount of housework as their parents. That would be too much for them and they would consider it more as a burden than a duty (a duty which they’re going to do at their own houses one day).
In my opinion, each younger family member should get two or three duties: they every-day one (like washing the dishes) and the other two which are not required to be done every day (like organizing garage items for a yard sale).

I am not a mom, but I am an aunt!

There are many kinds of love. Mother is careful. Grandmothers cosset your grandchildren. And how about aunts? Aunts can be careful like a mom, cosseting like a grandma and trusting like a friend. Yes, aunts are the best friend that babies/children can have. I always take care of my nephew and I love him. I give him all my attention. We do things together. I put him to bed. For me, my nephew is like an angel on earth, he is so special to me. Of course, like any boy, sometimes he is stubborn and making a mess, but he's my everything. I always learn something with  from my little boy, he makes me remember the important things that we lost when we grow up such as appreciating simple things, being happy, taking easy, etc. My nephew gave me a life. I am not mom, but I am an aunt.


P.S. Good job, you x

This is the first story which I have got at the first semester. Check my grammar please ?

New lecturers, new friend, new environment
This was my first diary to begin the assignment that was given by Mr. Zainal Arifin. He said that we had to read Holy Quran every day in order to be smart and write diary that happens every day. We not only did both of them but also read many books at least 50 books per semester. I think he was a nice lecturer because he never gave any punishment even when I was late and did something wrong like speaking (incorrectly) grammar incorrectly. But sometimes he asked us not to do that again. And I appreciate about that. I love him 

P.S. I just wanna support you in grammatical problems. I'm not a teacher, though. Cheers x