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macey_27 @macey_27 (23) • Philippines 22 Sep 10

Well, at some point I believe there is. In a family there would always be the nicest child who would be willing to give out everything for his family, the neutral child who is not perfect but not really bad as well and that one...

bad

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macey_27 I'm sorry to hear that, though I could quite relate from your story. Let's just hope and pray that time will come and everything will turn out fine.

25 Sep 10

macey_27 @macey_27 (23) • Philippines 22 Sep 10

Well, at some point I believe there is. In a family there would always be the nicest child who would be willing to give out everything for his family, the neutral child who is not perfect but not really bad as well and that one...

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macey_27 Yes, you're maybe right. Sometimes, it is just a matter of perspective on how you see things.

24 Sep 10

macey_27 @macey_27 (23) • Philippines 22 Sep 10

Well, at some point I believe there is. In a family there would always be the nicest child who would be willing to give out everything for his family, the neutral child who is not perfect but not really bad as well and that one...

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macey_27 Being a black sheep doesn't merely mean a bad thing. It could also mean you are different from the others. Getting in trouble may be cause by some unavoidable circumstances. Don't take it negatively. Whatever your role is in the family, you'll always be a part...

24 Sep 10

macey_27 @macey_27 (23) • Philippines 22 Sep 10

Well, at some point I believe there is. In a family there would always be the nicest child who would be willing to give out everything for his family, the neutral child who is not perfect but not really bad as well and that one...

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macey_27 Someone must take the initiative to balance things, to understand why someone is different and what could be done for the so called "black sheep" to be accepted by the other members of the family.

24 Sep 10

macey_27 @macey_27 (23) • Philippines 22 Sep 10

Well, at some point I believe there is. In a family there would always be the nicest child who would be willing to give out everything for his family, the neutral child who is not perfect but not really bad as well and that one...

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macey_27 Yes. Parents should treat children in all fairness. But in some cases, no matter how parents try their best to treat them all the same, there would still be this one child who would go against their will and will always feel jealous because of their sibilings'...

24 Sep 10

macey_27 @macey_27 (23) • Philippines 22 Sep 10

Well, at some point I believe there is. In a family there would always be the nicest child who would be willing to give out everything for his family, the neutral child who is not perfect but not really bad as well and that one...

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macey_27 Certainly, there are the ones which will always be different from their siblings but that doesn't actually mean that it is a bad thing. :)

22 Sep 10

macey_27 @macey_27 (23) • Philippines 22 Sep 10

Well, at some point I believe there is. In a family there would always be the nicest child who would be willing to give out everything for his family, the neutral child who is not perfect but not really bad as well and that one...

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macey_27 Parents' treatment to their children sometimes causes one to look down on himself. And when a child started feeling inferior it may lead him to be misunderstood, thus, people conclude him to be the black sheep of the family.

22 Sep 10

macey_27 @macey_27 (23) • Philippines 22 Sep 10

Well, at some point I believe there is. In a family there would always be the nicest child who would be willing to give out everything for his family, the neutral child who is not perfect but not really bad as well and that one...

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macey_27 Yeah. Some just don't care. But the problem is too much insensitivity causes great pain to the family. They do what they want to do without considering their family's feelings. I mean, they could do things the way they wanted to but make sure they wouldn't be...

22 Sep 10

macey_27 @macey_27 (23) • Philippines 22 Sep 10

Well, at some point I believe there is. In a family there would always be the nicest child who would be willing to give out everything for his family, the neutral child who is not perfect but not really bad as well and that one...

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macey_27 Maybe it's in a case to case basis. Some parents do their best to raise a good child, but still end up having a misoriented one. Because when a child starts going to school, it is not only the parents/family that contributes to the child's growth and...

22 Sep 10

macey_27 @macey_27 (23) • Philippines 22 Sep 10

Well, at some point I believe there is. In a family there would always be the nicest child who would be willing to give out everything for his family, the neutral child who is not perfect but not really bad as well and that one...

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macey_27 I agree with you. No matter how misunderstood they are, nobody has the right to dispute their parents. Without our parents, we wouldn't be here. We owe our parents big time, for all the hard work and sacrifices they made to raise us in the best way they can.

22 Sep 10

cajimenez @cajimenez (452) • Philippines 19 Sep 10

The wife is wondering whether to believe his husband is not cheating on her. The husband has a co-worker that the wife thinks that their so-called friendship is being too close for comfort. The wife notice the telltale signs...

cheating

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macey_27 Well, if that's the case I think it would be difficult to force the husband to do what he doesn't want to do like avoiding his female co-worker. The only thing that the wife can do is to be extra vigilant. Not in the way that is intimadating, but the manner...

22 Sep 10

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