> Good intentions don't mean anything when you refuse to acknowledge people as they are instead of who they are. Was the last part meant to be: “Who you want t

> Good intentions don't mean anything when you refuse to acknowledge people as they are instead of who they are. Was the last part meant to be: “Who you want them to be?” I mean, that’s kinda hard as a parent, since you bring children into the world to raise them as you think they should be. If they then ignore all of that and go their own way, while perfectly acceptable, I can see how that’d suck for them. I guess that’s my biggest worry as a parent anyway. I want them to be happy, but I also want them to be what I consider to be ‘good’.