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Wednesday, 23 May 2018
quote [ "I don't see why they can't just, you know, wait a little bit for me to leave the house." ]
Quotes read like they're straight out of an Onion article.
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1111 said @ 12:59am GMT on 25th May
I'm kind of sorry everyone is calling your post "sad". It's insightful.
Everyone's experience is different, but I can think of at least two examples of exemplary parents who did everything in their power to nurture good kids, sacrifice for them, and did nothing to engender, nor deserve, the ungrateful, truculent, and unpleasant children that were the result.
Good people can have unbelievably trying, unsympathetic, children, through no fault of their own.
1111 said @ 1:05am GMT on 25th May
I'm kind of sorry everyone is calling your post "sad". It's also very insightful.
Everyone's experience is different, but I can think of at least two examples of exemplary parents who did everything in their power to nurture good kids, sacrifice for them, and did nothing to engender, nor deserve, the ungrateful, truculent, and unpleasant children that were the result.
Good people can have unbelievably trying, unsympathetic, children, through no fault of their own.
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1111 said @ 12:59am GMT on 25th May
I'm kind of sorry everyone is calling your post "sad". It's also very insightful.
Everyone's experience is different, but I can think of at least two examples of exemplary parents who did everything in their power to nurture good kids, sacrifice for them, and did nothing to engender, nor deserve, the ungrateful, truculent, and unpleasant children that were the result.
Good people can have unbelievably trying, unsympathetic, children, through no fault of their own.
