I think you misunderstood what I meant. > no matter what it takes That's an effort on my part to sort out of my life to a point where I feel comfortable raisi

I think you misunderstood what I meant. > no matter what it takes That's an effort on my part to sort out of my life to a point where I feel comfortable raising kids. I live a very humble/spiritual life and have no intention of imposing bullshit on my kids or anyone else for that matter. I do know how that works though because a lot of it happened to me personally in my own family during my upbringing. If my home is a remote village someplace in South America, then that's just how it is going to be for my kids. I guess, right?