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> -=> Quoting Sean Rima to Nancy Backus on 10-01-06 00:32 <=- >> were worse. His reasoning went something like that boys are more >> straight forward in their defiance, where girls are more sneaky, so you >> think that things are under control and then you suddenly realize that >> they really aren't! They both can really be monsters... or great kids, >> depending on which moment we are looking at! >> There are definitely benefits to being past that stage in our lives! :) >> There are benefits, to knowing the past. I think I would have had all >> girls. He is as sneaky as any female (god what have I done) and he is >> having problems as well stemming to his past which don't help > The two could well be connected... Sneaky can be a response to > situations. Not necessarily anything you would have (or could have) > done, either. I'm not sure I totally agree with my husband's > reasoning, either... I've seen more variation just across the board, > either sex, than particularly male or female. Catty, sneaky males... > and brash, openly defiant females... and lots in-between! > We only had the one child, a boy (not by choice, but that was all we > could have)... but my siblings more than made up for us, with more than > 30 nieces and nephews just on my side of the family...! And we're a > close enough family (not always geographically, though) that I've had > plenty of dealings with most of them, at one time or another. > Sometimes one can inculcate, or at least encourage, openness in a kid. > Trust plays a large part in that... but, as we've been saying, when the > kid gets to be a certain age, it almost needs to be an adult other than > a parent, just because of the dynamics of becoming one's own person as > an adult that necessitates a separation from the parent. The parent- > child relationship needs to evolve into an adult-adult relationship, to > stay healthy (or to become healthy, in some cases). And that is usually > a painful process... usually survived, though... :) > ttyl neb LOL, yeah but I think the females have the edge :) Sean --- BBBS/LiI v4.01 Flag-5* Origin: TCOB1 (2:263/950.96) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 5030/786 @PATH: 263/950 292/854 140/1 261/38 123/500 379/1 633/267 |
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