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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Some parents push their kids hard and some don't. When do you stop pushing? Are those kids going to blame you in the future for pushing more or were too lenient. [/quote] I know more people who wished their parents pushed period. I don’t know pushy parents kids wanting more pushy. It was the wishy washy parents that pushed down parenting decisions to their young kids and teen kids. [/quote] Really? Well, my parents weren’t “wishy washy” (they were just kind, hardworking people) but they didn’t give their kids any activity requirements and I’m happy about it! I played a couple of instruments because I wanted to - they never even forced me to practice - and I did no physical activity ever. I’ve made it to successful happy adulthood, and as an adult I work out every day and love it. I’m so happy that I spent my childhood after school reading books and doing whatever I wanted![/quote]
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