-=> Charles Stephenson wrote to Dennisk <=-

 CS>   Re: Re: Dad'ism
 CS>   By: Dennisk to Charles Stephenson on Wed May 06 2020 09:53 pm

 De> I can't say I miss those days. The important milestones are when they
 De> learn to wipe the own orifices. It is great to know your child can go to
 De> the toilet, without your assistance. That is the age they can stay.



 CS> I thought that the first few years too, then I missed it! I knew the
 CS> problems my kids would have, I could easily fix while they were in
 CS> diapers. :(

 CS> Now they're out in the same world as me, and that world is turning to
 CS> crap. All I want to do is protect them!
 CS> --- SBBSecho 3.11-Linux

I hear you, and I do see your point.  The mess in the nappies is far better to
deal with than the mess in the real world.  That is the hardest part of being a
father, having your generation leave a good legacy for the next one.  I kind of
think that when you become a parent, that is just as much a responsibility of
yours, as is feeding them and cleaning them.

... Dennis Katsonis
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