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It's because we're no longer a burden. Many parents would gasp at this sentence, but the same parents would likely complain to anyone who'd listen about how ne
by bheadmaster 11d ago
It's because we're no longer a burden.
Many parents would gasp at this sentence, but the same parents would likely complain to anyone who'd listen about how negatively their children are affecting their lives.
- fwip 11d agoIt's also the other way around - when the parent is no longer in charge of you, you can coexist as peers more easily.