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@dennisgorelik && @ThomPete I used 'child', but I did mean 'children'. Not going to travel down the road of semantics there. I also don't believe I advocated,
by dolinsky 16y ago
@dennisgorelik && @ThomPete
I used 'child', but I did mean 'children'. Not going to travel down the road of semantics there.
I also don't believe I advocated, nor did Jason in his post, the stopping of everything else in one's life so that they can be a parent. "Most" important implies that there are other things of importance in ones life, and having accomplishments that can be shared with or serve as inspiration to our children is a wonderful gift to give.
As Einstein said, "Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile."
- ThomPete 16y agoBut what is your point of saying "most" important then? To most parent's their children is the most important so I don't think you need to spell that out, we know. Therefore I can only assume that you meant something different. If not then fine, then I just don't understand the purpose of your post.