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10-10-2008 06:09 AM |
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Originally Posted by pinkfloyd45769
(Post 738716)
Do you think we all grow up and turn into our parents?I have people starting to tell me that i'm more like my mom everyday,not that its bad....we just hate hearing it i guess.So,do you think its like a never ending cycle?Daughters grow up to be their moms and sons like their fathers??I'm also wondering because my exs father did the exact thing to his wife that my husband has done to me.Children learn what they live,is that the reason?How do you break the chain?I want my children to be great partners,parents,and to have their own identity.What do you think?:confused:
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Without work, most people do seem to turn out like their parents. My dad broke from what his dad did (cheated on my grandmother, divorced her, moved on without the kids, but knowing my grandmother, I dont blame him....), and I have changed from what he was (horribly short tempered, but "a lot of talk and a badge". he talks big but never does anything), I try really hard to do as I say, and I have written my family off successfully (Something he never was able to do, but wanted to BAD).
Bree has done everything she can to be the mother she never had. My mother in law is great now (although really irresponsible for a 50+ woman), but Bree grew up knowing she was an accident and that her birth father never wanted her, until she grew up and became hot, then he cared, which is REALLY creepy. Plus, her mother fed her for just about every occasion and reason, so she has had to battle with her weight her entire life. She made sure that she made a baby with someone who wanted one (me :D), we waited until we were married (a big deal to her), and we dont make a big deal out of food with Lily, but we make sure that she enjoys it.
its awesome, we are teaching her to appreciate food; when she eats chocolate, (Bree taught her this), rather than shoving it in her mouth, she sniffs it, then takes a bite, closes her eyes while she chews it, then swallows (rinse, repeat). Most 2 year olds dont have a very developed palate ;)
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