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They _try_ to exert a lot more control over what their children are exposed to. I'm not sure they're always successful.
by AlexandrB 5y ago
They _try_ to exert a lot more control over what their children are exposed to. I'm not sure they're always successful.
- dylan604 5y agoThis is definitely true in my case. The harder they tried, the more I pushed back. Also, as anecdotal evidence, there's a reason there's a stereotype of PKs (preacher's kids).
- Shared404 5y agoYep. The harder control is attempted to be applied, the more resistance there will be and the further away the kids will run when they finally escape. Those of you who are parents, keep this in mind - kid's are people too. You cannot control them, and if you think you have, they are hiding from you. Help them grow, don't push them away.