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When he was a baby, I had to manually put and remove clothing on my baby boy. Now he is 7 and can dress/undress by himself, I am very proud. He is learning abo
by Iv 5y ago
When he was a baby, I had to manually put and remove clothing on my baby boy. Now he is 7 and can dress/undress by himself, I am very proud.
He is learning about the world and for now I am manually putting my beliefs over him so that he can make some sense of the world.
I am going to be proud the day he manages to remove them and and put beliefs in his mind by himself.
In my opinion deconstructing the opinions you were given as a kid is part of the process of growing up. Thing is, it is an optional part and too many people grow up without going through that stage.
- JetAlone 5y agoI think a lot of people deconstruct the ideas they were given as children, and end up reconstructing parts of them into a bit of a patchwork, later in life. I hope your boy keeps giving you reasons to be proud of him, whatever kind of proverbial clothes he decides to end up in.