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It's just that it's like being in a cult. You can't understand until you're in it, and you can't imagine things any other way. This. I've got four daughters,
by michael_dorfman 16y ago
It's just that it's like being in a cult. You can't understand until you're in it, and you can't imagine things any other way.
This. I've got four daughters, ranging in age from 3 to 13, and even though the "baby years" are behind me (until the grandchildren come, presumably) things are still not "the other way"-- if I can even remember what that was like.
- Vivtek 16y agoOh, goody. You have the teen years ahead of you then. Talk about sheer terror - they're busy learning to be separate adults and they will fail. Ugh. My daughter (16) is the most mature, cautious person I have ever known in my life, and it's still terrifying.