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>I remember asking my wife not to cut our daughters’ meat into such small pieces when they were young. “Let them chew,” I begged. She replied that she’d rather
by drcross 8y ago
>I remember asking my wife not to cut our daughters’ meat into such small pieces when they were young. “Let them chew,” I begged. She replied that she’d rather pay for braces than have them choke. I lost that argument.
If a distinguished professor in dental antropology can't stand up for himself for his daughters welfare in his field of study he's lost a lot of respect from me.
- qrbLPHiKpiux 8y agoIf he did, he would be put on Puy probation. Sorry for the sarcasm, but that's how it likely went down! Let the down votes commence.
- dmos62 8y agoI see what you're saying, but standing up for something and winning the argument is not the same thing, and he only said that he lost the argument. A scenario where one's wife doesn't believe in one's own scientific findings is another matter, which might ellicit thoughts about "standing up for yourself". Maybe that's what you were reacting to.