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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You taught her this, she’s living what you expected and now you’re complaining. You’re the problem, it’s you.[/quote] This. 100% this.[/quote] Parents have no control over a child after they leave for college at 17 or 18. I think it’s just the ethos of selective striver colleges and striver grad school programs and yuppy striver neighborhoods, plus a boost from social media. There is so much pressure to conform and become an excellent sheep, happiness be damned.[/quote] The values that you instilled in your kids influence the decisions they will make beyond the age of 18. If you constantly commented on neighbors' new car, bigger house, more lavish vacation, your kids will pick it up. [/quote]
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