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Why would the child be responsible for "meeting expectations" they didn't choose to have placed on them? A parent's support should be unconditional.
by Tarq0n 2y ago
Why would the child be responsible for "meeting expectations" they didn't choose to have placed on them? A parent's support should be unconditional.
- throwawayigd 2y ago> A parent's support should be unconditional. I agree. It's not "meeting expectations", I look at it as a concern that one can become self-sufficient and do well in life, regardless of the path.
- HenryBemis 2y ago> A parent's support should be unconditional. Yeah but no but yeah but... (to echo "Little Britain"). Love can be tough sometimes. A child (even when they are 20-30-40) and addicted to heroin, a parent doesn't love them by giving them money to score again. Or if your kid (again is 20-30-40 and alcoholic) you do them no good if you give them beer-money daily. Love is the intention. The means/medium/manner in which the Love is materialized/expressed is a whole other ballgame.