The Three Hardest Tasks In The World

And Most Of The Failures In Parent-child Relationships, From My Observation, Begin When The Child Begins To Acquire A Mind And A Will Of Its Own, To Make Independent Decisions And To Question The Omnipotence Or The Wisdom Of The Parent.

A Famously Wise Old Man In A Village Was Once Asked How He Came By His Wisdom. "i Got It From My Good Judgment," He Answered. And Where Did His Good Judgment Come From? "i Got It From My Bad Judgment."

If A Small Thing Has The Power To Make You Angry, Does That Not Indicate Something About Your Size?

But What Is Significant Is That If You Don't Want To Like And Accept Somebody, One Excuse Is As Good As Another. The Objective Facts Don't Matter, And The Reasons Are Never As ‘reasonable' As We Like To Think They Are.

Our Dilemma Is That We Hate Change And Love It At The Same Time; What We Really Want Is For Things To Remain The Same But Get Better.