Danh ngôn của John Dickerson
The swashbuckling independence of my childhood was not all good, and as a father, I'm puzzling out how to be part of my children's lives rather than shoehorning them into mine. But there's a risk that I'll overcompensate, of course.
The swashbuckling independence of my childhood was not all good, and as a father, I'm puzzling out how to be part of my children's lives rather than shoehorning them into mine. But there's a risk that I'll overcompensate, of course.
Sự độc lập vất vả thời thơ ấu của tôi không hề tốt chút nào, và với tư cách là một người cha, tôi đang băn khoăn không biết làm cách nào để trở thành một phần trong cuộc sống của các con mình thay vì buộc chúng phải tham gia vào cuộc sống của mình. Nhưng tất nhiên có nguy cơ là tôi sẽ bù đắp quá mức.
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