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    Adam Lane Smith‏ @TheBrometheus 25 Jan 2020
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    I treat my son like the man he will be someday. I make allowance for his brain development phases and I extend great patience as he learns, but I never treat him “like a kid.” Parents who coddle children until their teens and then say “Okay, time to learn how to live” are cruel.

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      1. Thomas‏ @ThomasB07801772 25 Jan 2020
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        Right on. "I treat my son like the man he will be someday" blessings, going in the quote book!

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      1. S M Dick‏ @SMDick432 25 Jan 2020
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        Thus the saying..."I'm not raising a child...I am raising a future adult."

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      2. Tanner Guzy‏ @tannerguzy 25 Jan 2020
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        What do you do to keep their innocence, or do you not?

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      3. Adam Lane Smith‏ @TheBrometheus 25 Jan 2020
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        Can you elaborate on this question? There’s a number of ways to interpret it.

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      1. Mr. Fabulist+‏ @MisterFabulist 25 Jan 2020
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        My mother defined helicopter parenting before it was a thing. I had no life skills or anything when I graduated high school and then it was bye, off to college good luck! That first year of giving myself a crash course in learning basic skills still haunts me.

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      1. Angel Angelov‏ @AngellegnA92_ 25 Jan 2020
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        Its all good. Just dont rob them from their childhood. They will hate you for it later on.

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      1. Lance Vader‏ @LanceVader 25 Jan 2020
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        Perhaps unintentionally so. But it's a great cruelty.

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      1. Dawn‏ @dawnwitzke 25 Jan 2020
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        Teach him the most important lessons when he's young and they will stick with him. If you wait until he's a teen, the world will already have taught him what he knows and anything you want to teach will fall on deaf ears.

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      1. Rance‏ @rancerex 25 Jan 2020
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        Throw your son off the roof so he becomes hard. (metaphorically)

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      2. Christopher Lansdown‏ @ctlansdown 26 Jan 2020
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        I suspect I'd agree with you if I knew what you meant, but making allowances for ignorance, lack of habituation, small stature & weak muscles, poor coordination, lack of knowledge, not knowing things, did I mention ignorance?, etc *is* treating him like a kid.

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        Are you trying to contrast making allowances for ignorance with the word modern idea of trying to *preserve* ignorance, as if growing up were a permanent state suddenly altered by magic into adulthood, rather than gradual development into the adult state?

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