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Jim Henderson wrote:
> Fair enough - in past conversations, I hadn't noticed that behaviour
> before from you, so it caught me a little off guard. ;-)
I was just testing some waters.
I did find the original comment to be quite judgmental, and I was a bit
reactive to it, because I often hear such stuff locally. Given the local
context, I felt most of them are unjustified (and if I wanted, could
often find plenty of flaws in their own parenting...). Some people just
have certain "rules". If you don't hug your kid, you're a bad parent. If
you don't throw birthday parties, you're a bad parent. If you don't buy
your daughter dolls, you're a bad parent. Those rules are applied
without looking at the whole picture.
Based on your reply, that didn't seem to be the case there.
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