[ SECRET POST #2112 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2112 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[fscom]

06. http://i50.tinypic.com/zj6p9z.jpg

[lyndis]

Seriously one of my favorite secrets now. The truth is, even though adults tease children's movies for being "silly" or having "kiddy morals", we could learn a lot from them. Good on you, OP. You're great. :)

[mudousetsuna]

I love when movies and stories inspire people with things like that. Good for you, anon. :)

[shukivengeance]

That's such a good line.

[(Anonymous)]

I have a hunch there was a time when my dad learned this lesson. If he got it from somewhere "silly" it certainly doesn't make a difference to me.

[(Anonymous)]

When you said this, I remembered how my own father suddenly became really accepting and considerate after eighteen years of being rigid and closed-minded. I always thought it was because he realized he was going to lose me if he kept it up, but now I wonder if it was something like this OP, maybe some offhand line in one of the books he reads to my little siblings.

[forgottenjester]

You go OP. I'm glad you watched this then. :)

[(Anonymous)]

The strangest things can shake us into self-awareness, or inspire positive change.

The impetus doesn't matter; the result does. If this has made you a better parent, then more power to you.

[insolentwitch]

I loved that movie as a kid. I'm glad that it helped you OP. It doesn't matter what helps you learn to be a better parent, inspiration comes from strange places sometimes. It's great that you learned this lesson because it's not an easy one.

[nyxelestia]

Cracked recently published an article about adult traits of people with broken childhoods, and the comments are full of people saying this was a wake up call about their own parenting methods (or, like me, about their own childhoods and parents).

If something makes you a better parent, then good on you, OP, regardless of what it was. :)

Wet Blanket Time.

[(Anonymous)]

Though I am happy for your change in parenting OP, genuinely I am, I would ask that you consider why it was that you were so angry in the first place. Those issues behind that may still be lurking in you. Maybe this is something you need to deal with further.

[(Anonymous)]

OP, anything that makes you a better parent/friend/teacher is good.