How not to adore your Parents

How not to adore your Parents

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"Children begin by loving their parents; as they grow older they judge them; sometimes they forgive them." - Oscar Wilde Some people says that some parents shouldn't be parents, and I would agree with that considering the types of parents are out there in the world: Helicopter, Narcissistic, Manipulative, Dependent, you name it; the list goes on. I don't know who needs to hear it, but here's my take on Parenthood: Parents with a history of child abuse or abuse in all sorts of ways, should've lost their parental rights, forbidden from reproducing and/or sever ties their way from reproduction. This event of short stories follows types of parents for people to be aware of and an attempt to make a lesson out of it (I haven't thought this through). Disclaimer: I'm only writing this out to take the stress out and vent about series of events that either happened to me, witnessed that I could remember (I will disclaimer rather the event were based on a true story or make believe/inspired by a reddit story I found). You all can share your thoughts if you want, but I rather keep this story under control and the conversation respectful and understanding.
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When you're young, you think you know it all. When you go through foster care, You have to grow up fast. Meet an 8-year-old boy who thought he knew it all. He just wanted to grow up as fast as possible to escape all the "care" he was forced to have. But when a family finds out about his past, they want to help him in any way they can. In this case, letting him be a little kid again, letting him feel safe while being himself. This story is about his first days in his new foster home and gives a little glimpse of what happens when you don't let the outside world dictate what is right or wrong.

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