Dad is ISTJ and Mom is INFP, so they're both introverts but otherwise on the opp spectrum.
My dad gives me the practical, realistic, side of everything.
My mom gives me the optimistic, dream-like side of everything.
Wasn't too fond of my mom's crazy emotions, wasn't too fond of my dad's stubborn one-track mind.
Both were very good protectors in their own sense. Both of them definitely enforced discipline when needed, but usually I didn't have many rules, but I was a good kid, so I really didn't need any.
I guess since they're introverted they didn't like establishing ground rules because I would argue with them so much?
I SWEAR, WHAT BUGGED ME IS WHEN THE REASON WAS "BECAUSE I SAID SO." No, that is still never a good reason. If they just would've given me a short but meaningful reason I would've gone along with it!
Ex: "brush your teeth" "why?" "because I said so." "...and" "do it." "why?" "because I said so" "TELL ME WHY!!" They could have just told me they don't want my teeth to fall out or turn nasty mustard yellow. (the last point may not work on boys for gross factor. They might want to attain it.)
I'm prone to retort to authority, even my parents.
I was never taught the "yes or no, sir or ma'am" rule, but it'd probably be a good idea, because I didn't know I was supposed to say it to other adults. (It might save them some trouble in school......hint hint) Apparently, "yeah" or "okay" just won't do. I saw nothing wrong with it, I was just being honest.
They might grow up sarcastic, so expect it, don't get hurt, it's just a way we express ourselves.
those were just a few of the problems I had so I hope it helps a little....