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> I'm sure that it was. But good luck to them when they need to learn something important that isn't fun. At the end of the comment he says his sons are well r
by sildur 5y ago
> I'm sure that it was. But good luck to them when they need to learn something important that isn't fun.
At the end of the comment he says his sons are well rounded adults.
> I have to go away for a two-week training course on monday. It is going to be hell. Twelve days of memorizing stupid powerpoints about stuff I will probably never use.
No offense, but that sounds pretty miserable. I'm on my forties, with two kids, and never had to subject myself to such things. Life is too short for that.
- Duralias 5y ago> At the end of the comment he says his sons are well rounded adults. While they are likely doing fine, parents usually aren't the correct people to ask, the kids could be withholding how much they've been struggling and even if they aren't no parent would objectively say if their kids didn't turn out into "well rounded adults", unless the parent truly hated their kids. Parents like making their kids look better than they are.
- sildur 5y agoHah, you had a nice catch-22 in there: either I, as a parent, am oblivious to my kid's shortcomings, or I "truly hate them". Well, that's not how it works in real life.