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"He's a very lucky boy, but as parents we just have to say no to a lot of things to give him a normal life. The most important thing is that he can relate to hi
by banachtarski 13y ago
"He's a very lucky boy, but as parents we just have to say no to a lot of things to give him a normal life. The most important thing is that he can relate to his peers and not be seen as any different."
I can't say I agree with this at all.
- alextingle 13y agoYou think it would be better if his whole life/personality was fucked up by the freakish success in his early years?
- banachtarski 13y agoThe opposite extreme is not always better than the current extreme. Nobody said to indulge him completely. I am just saying that complete fear that your child will be perceived as "different" is stupid. *edit: By the way, I charge you guilty of employing the "black-and-white" logical fallacy and request that you stop in the future.