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It is going to limit them in the future in that I doubt one of them will go to college - the second I am not sure yet.   [/quote]

No one in my husband's family went to college.  One sibling does  drywall, one  is in the army, one is a receptionist.  All have as rich or perhaps richer lives than my husband, who has a college degree and a well-paying job he doesn't like.  Two only graduated high school though alternative schools/programs.  They are not school smart (and perhaps there are some learning disabilities?), but they are curious and interested in the world. All are good family men and women.  None do evil to the wold either thoughtlessly or purposely. I'd focus more on that than school (for all children).  Curiosity and desire to be engaged with the world is more important than doing well in school.

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PP here.  I agree with what you are saying and come from a family like your husband.  What I meant was that it will limit my son in that he will not have that as an option, not that he won't have a great life.  [/quote]

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