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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s up to your son. This is his achievement, not your. [/quote] I will be candid since this is anonymous. I totally disagree with you. It is also my achievement. Raising him by myself with no money from his dad. Were it not for me, he is not in college, let alone graduating. Were it up to his father, he'd possibly be in jail. Who knows.[/quote] I agree with you, but most on here don't because they have no skin in the game. Financially or emotionally. I get where you are coming from 100%, no need to apologize for it either. Congrats to you. It is your achievement too. When my mom single-handedly raised me and I graduated from college, I told her that this degree was "our" degree and achievement! I hung it in her den. It was the best way I could think of to thank her. Man here btw.[/quote]
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