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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You younger Boomers and older Gen Xers are in for a very rude awakening. Very soon. Best to look at the landscape and change your immature, selfish behavior now.

-If you hurt someone, you apologize, and change your behavior

-If you have grandchildren, you respect their parents, and go with their flow

-If you continue your selfish, immature, harmful behavior, don’t be surprised when the natural consequences of YOUR choices is distance, silence and ultimately no contact.

The time for you to grow up and take responsibility for your actions is now. Before it is too late.

And don’t think for a second that we will be missing out on anything. There are plenty of healthy relationships that we have with neighbors, colleagues, friends, people in our community that more than make up for the “loss” of your harmful presence in our lives. You will not be missed, or mourned. [/quote]
Remember you reap what you sow. Your children are watching and know how to treat you as they grow up. [/quote]

Since I don’t beat them with a belt, wash their mouths with soap, or leave them to walk miles home after kicking them out of the car, and as I always apologize when I’m wrong, I’m not too worried about that.
So you are now starting to provide  details or just made this up? It looks like 1960 parenting, not 1980s or 90s parenting. I mean,  come on.

You’re cute for trying so hard, though. [/quote][/quote]

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