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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why in the hell do people spend so much time at things that bore them this much? Tell the kid to find another hobby. Jesus.[/quote] "I know you love baseball, Billy, but mommy gets really bored at your games. I've enrolled you in dance instead; I'll enjoy that much more"[/quote] "That doesn't work for our family so we'll have to pick something else. Here are three options. Which would you like, or would you like to come up with another idea?"[/quote] This whole thread has basically been about baseball and swimming. It's not like we're talking about heli skiing or something completely off the wall that would disrupt a family. If enrolling your kid in baseball or swim "doesn't work" for your family, you need to re-evaluate yourself as a parent[/quote] Not PP, but I would not consider someone a failure as a parent for declining to plan their weekends around rec sports.[/quote] Well, there's a difference between planning your weekend around weekend sports, and declining a child's request to play in a sport because it interferes with your weekend leisure plans. Hell, at the very least,[b] drop the kid off and let them play while that crappy parent does whatever they want to do. That's still really lousy parenting, [/b]but at least its better than saying no[/quote] Wait, why is it lousy parenting? Why does a child need to be watched while they engage in their hobby? My mother had a studio where she would do art. Was I a crappy child for not accompanying her to observe her artistic endeavors? [/quote] Funny, I don't hear a lot of adults complaining that their parents went to all of their recitals or was always in the stands. I do hear a lot of complaining about the opposite though [/quote]
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