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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 667465" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>I know that sometimes when I look at my kids, I don't see them as adults, but as the little boy or girl they used to be. When I look at my granddaughter, I think of Princess and then I look at Princess and wonder how she got so tall and turned into a woman.</p><p></p><p>I think it is very important to always remember that our adult kids are not little girls and boys anymore or else we lose our perspective. I want to shield my kids from every bump in life, but I know that isn't good for them. When you do see your son, and don't go until you are strong enough, remember that he is a man, not a child.Being a man, the bad stuff can't be hugged away by mom. Little things, like a fight with a girlfriend, sure, but not the big stuff. They have to bear it as men and women and we have to give them our belief in them.</p><p></p><p>Hugs and hoping it turns him around.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 667465, member: 1550"] I know that sometimes when I look at my kids, I don't see them as adults, but as the little boy or girl they used to be. When I look at my granddaughter, I think of Princess and then I look at Princess and wonder how she got so tall and turned into a woman. I think it is very important to always remember that our adult kids are not little girls and boys anymore or else we lose our perspective. I want to shield my kids from every bump in life, but I know that isn't good for them. When you do see your son, and don't go until you are strong enough, remember that he is a man, not a child.Being a man, the bad stuff can't be hugged away by mom. Little things, like a fight with a girlfriend, sure, but not the big stuff. They have to bear it as men and women and we have to give them our belief in them. Hugs and hoping it turns him around. [/QUOTE]
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