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This answer is IMO a strong distractive strategy. I don't have children, but as a former gamer, I do know a thing or two about distraction! What I found: after
by mettamage 3y ago
This answer is IMO a strong distractive strategy. I don't have children, but as a former gamer, I do know a thing or two about distraction! What I found: after the distraction has run its course, it will come back to you.
Distraction suppresses. It doesn't actually allow you to work through it.
That's my experience at least.
- hhjinks 3y agoSome things cannot be worked through. Sometimes a distraction lasts long enough for things to sort themselves out. That's my experience, at least.
- philomath_mn 3y agoSee your sibling comment: > A child answers the existentialist "why I'm here? what's the point?" question on a primal, fundamental level. The child needs you, your purpose is to care for it. A child is not a distraction from something else, they become your entire purpose.