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Re: Things you plan on doing when/if you have kids

[(Anonymous)]

Don't have kids, don't plan on having any. But the hypothetical list of differences between my own parents' methods and what I'd do? Pretty damn long.

I'd start off by not being one of those smug, insecure piece of shit parents who deems it necessary to constantly compete with and compare themselves to other parents, taking vicarious living to an aggressive level and making their own kids miserable in the process. I would hope I'd never slap one of those "MY CHILD IS/PROUD PARENT OF AN HONOR STUDENT AT BUMFUCK ELEMENTARY" stickers on my car.

I'd teach the kid to respect himself/herself, as well as others (not just common courtesy, but RESPECT), and to always take responsibility for himself/herself. And I wouldn't expect them to do those things when I was setting a poor example.

I'd try to teach them the value of life and love and acceptance, but I also know much of they have to learn on their own.

Something like that. I'm probably forgetting a few things but it is hypothetical.