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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]You suck as a parent[/b]. Sorry but you do. I drive mine every day because it's a nice thing to do and they are 14 and 12[/quote] Get a life helicopter. [/quote] Not that poster, but why is it bad to be [b]considerate[/b]? [/quote] Considerate to whom? Helicopter PP isn't doing it out of the goodness of her heart, she's doing it because she feels superior to parents who allow some independence in their teens. [/quote] I agree. Like another poster said, when we were young it was OUR responsibility to get to school and many of us had SAHM. Driving your child every day to a school they are zoned to walk to, is coddling. I am not saying to not offer to drive in certain weather but every darn day? When I was a kid walking to school/bus stop with friends was a lot more fun and cooler than getting dropped off by mommy. It is the complete opposite around here. Kids that walk are uncool. Kids who have their mommies make them lunch and drive them to school is now the "in" thing to do. Yet moms have 10X more responsibilities than our SAHM did. Why is it normal for moms to do it all and kids learn zero responsibility. It is a lose lose situation if you ask me. [/quote] +1000 It is ironic when you look back on it. I wonder how this generation will survive. [/quote]
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