Why #3???
@mrsjumppuppy03 (3301)
United States
5 responses
@mrsjumppuppy03 (3301)
• United States
18 Oct 06
Very true, but why can't we break the repetive cycle that started with our great great great grand parents?
@SunnyDays (1070)
• Bahamas
18 Oct 06
We can but its hard work ..You have to watch your actions very consciously and try turn them around ....
@mrsjumppuppy03 (3301)
• United States
18 Oct 06
Thank you for your reply. It is true, if we want our children to handle stressful situations, we 1st have to change the pattern that our parents and so forth began.
@Jshean20 (14348)
• Canada
18 Oct 06
You learn from your surroundings and become what you see or know ( it's out of your control and happens whether you like it or not). Just think of cases where children grow up in abusive homes. I'm sure it's not what they want to become, but there is a very high likelyhood that they will treat their children in the same manner in which their parents treated them.
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@mrsjumppuppy03 (3301)
• United States
19 Oct 06
absolutely correct. It is so hard to break the cycle. I feel like we are on a never ending treadmill that goes around in circles.
@mrsjumppuppy03 (3301)
• United States
19 Oct 06
If we could do that, we would surely earn the Nobel Peace.
thanks for your reply.
@bigedshult1 (1613)
• United States
18 Oct 06
becouse that is the way we know to do thing it is a lot hader to do somthing new than do what has ben shown us by are parents
@claudia413 (4280)
• United States
18 Oct 06
I wish I had turned into my mother...my house would be a lot less messy. Of course, it could still happen. LOL.
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@mrsjumppuppy03 (3301)
• United States
19 Oct 06
Oh on that note, yes, I want to be my mother for her housecleanning when she was in her 30's the house was clean even with 9 kids. All the laundry done, fresh cooked dinner nightly. and she still had time to help with homework.
