Parental guidance legacy
Dear, future parent and maturing child, before it is too late for prevention and it becomes difficult to cure the wrongness of your choices you are prone to make when you become a parent by name of siring/birthing your offspring or adopting but not through wisdom, I am here to educate you on how you ought to act and how not to panic and improvise with careless stupidity. Firstly parenting is a career at home and should not be thrust upon you through an unplanned reluctant accident as your children will hate you for ruining their lives and disgracing them because of your poor judgement, lack of satisfactory providing and being uncool. With clarity parenting is easy, you want to treat your children how you wished you were treated by your parents, hopefully you understand it is necessary for appropriate freedom, happiness and peace. Your experience of how dysfunction is a curse and in need to be rectified, and properly and healthily communicating are relevant. Three things are most important in parenting: investment, indulgence and respect, all in reasonable moderation, but being genre savvy is the key to using these three parenting tools. Doubt helps us realise how to ask the right question to see the truth and trust makes us reliable and aware of the credibility once we have investigated how worthy one is, these unconventional tools help a parent when dealing with precocious pre-teens and rebellious teenagers. It is important that parent and child know each love, respect and are proud of each other and are willing to get involved in each other's lives to better each lifestyle through their expertise, however their relationship is most important for if neither are embarrassed, afraid and guilty of crimes against each other they can feel safe sharing each of their mind's secrets, troubles and fantasies and together help each other adapt to modern day lifestyles and reality. Parenting is about being responsible, making plans and showing specific examples of how to transcend the personalities and successes of past generations and learning how to be as close to being optimal and living without regret.
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