[ SECRET POST #2794 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2794 ⌋

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Comments

[kallanda_lee]

Only it's not that easy. You can't choose to just love someone. You can (wrongly) think you will, but then it doesn't happen. Even if you fake it quite diligently,kids can generally pick up on it.

[(Anonymous)]

You can choose to treat someone with love however.

Anyone who chooses to become a parent, in my opinion, is choosing to put the life of someone else before their own.

That's what being a parent means.

If you didn't have a choice in becoming a parent, that's different.

[kallanda_lee]

Yes, of course you can treat someone with love...

I just sort of don't believe that nothing will ever made that façade crack over 18 years and more.

And kids are perceptive - that's what I mean with them picking up on it. Chances are, even if you treat them equally, kids will know who's the favourite (if there is one).