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You seem to be equating "extraordinary" life with "providing the best life for oneself" and an "ordinary" life with "providing the best life for one's child".
by jamesrcole 8y ago
You seem to be equating "extraordinary" life with "providing the best life for oneself" and an "ordinary" life with "providing the best life for one's child". Is that correct? If so, I don't see why that should be.
- Aeolun 8y agoNot necessarily, that was just the way things turned out. The shift in my thinking and having a baby happened more or less at the same time, but it had begun before.
- riantogo 8y agoIt need not be. But almost always is. As your ability to take risks diminish you live an "ordinary" life. To provide stability for your family you almost always take that route. Sure there are exceptions, but those are just that.