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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You get out what you put in. Good parenting is hard work and time consuming, but, if you take the easy way out, you’ll end up with this.[/quote] This is not true. [b]And if it is explain how so many children who have come from nothing (e.g., drug addicted parents, poverty etc.) manage to escape and succeed. [/b]Should the meth-head mother take credit for her CEO son's success? Looks like another inexperienced parent of a six-month old infant found their way to a thread they weren't invited to :roll: .[/quote] Anomalies. It rarely happens.[/quote] Since you have it all figured out and parenting is the cause and cure, check back in when Molly is 18 and not launching so we can blame you. Molly is responsible for Molly. You can lead a Molly to water, but you can't force a Molly to drink.[/quote]
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