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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am very sympathetic to people with depression, and I know that sometimes parents expect their kids to do normal things like contribute to household chores when the kids literally cannot do that. But I also know a life with too much ease can contribute to depression. I would error on the side of sympathy, but it’s a really tough call to make. I don’t envy anybody in that position. [/quote] Pls a life in zero contributions or productivity equals more depression. [b]Most people want to be needed and to contribute. Even from age 2 on. Like Montessori school. They want to be functioning, give them more and more times to function.[/quote] [/b] I completely agree. The question here is whether you'd kick them out if they refused to do it. [/quote]
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