I’m not a parent or a parent’s friend, so I don’t have any inside information on raising kids, and I’m not going to pretend I know what you’re going through. My kids are my kids, and I love them, and I wish them nothing but the best. I have the same feelings toward my wife, and I wish her nothing but the best too.
I think most of us feel the same way, so thats cool. I mean, I love my kids, so I don’t have an issue with that. What I do have a problem with is when I see children being raised in an environment where they dont have a say in the matter, where they don’t have the chance to make up their own minds. It’s a recipe for disaster.
In my opinion, it is the most difficult thing to do to raise a child. Many parents would love to have their kids learn to be independent, to make their own decisions, but they dont have the time or the ability to do so. In the same way, many parents would love to have their kid become a doctor or lawyer, but I dont think that would be possible for them.
It will be interesting to see the effects on young children of living in a society where their parents are not in a position to make decisions for them. It will also be interesting to see how they react to the pressures of life being imposed on them by their parents, and how these pressures affect their parents.
It is quite likely that the child will take on the role of parent, whether or not its their parents, but it is also likely that the child will be a victim of the system.
Not only will this effect their parents, but it is likely that their parents will take on the roles of parents to the younger child, too. We see this in the film Life Is Beautiful; when the boy who is being raised by his grandparents asks to live with his grandparents, his parents are shocked that he wants to live with them and they are horrified that they would agree to this.
The irony is that the boy who is now asking for a life with his parents does not see this as an abuse of power. He is upset because he has been treated poorly by them; he’s not in a position to say that it is a “mistake” for his grandparents to want to raise him. But the parents are shocked that the boy would want to live with them. They recognize that the system is unfair and unfair to them.
You can’t fault a parent for wanting to raise their child. Not all parents are perfect, and the way we as parents work is we try to treat our children’s needs as good as possible. But this is a good kid, a son who deserves a life with his parents, and they are going to feel awful about this.
And in a way it is a good thing that they feel awful about this. A good, loving, forgiving parent feels terrible when their child is treated in a way that they feel they deserve.
As parents, we make decisions about how our children will be raised. Some of these decisions we should probably not be making, but we do anyway. We set up boundaries and guidelines to be sure that our children are not hurt by the actions of others. But it is also important to note that we are adults ourselves, and we can make decisions about how our children will be raised that we would never make if we were parenting children at the age of 17 or 18.
