What would you do if your son was home? I don’t know why you would do this to your son, but I would probably think of something. Maybe you would say something like, “I like you to go outside and play with your friends.
This is a silly thing to say but the truth is that your son will likely respond just fine to you being there, but don’t give him the impression that you’re actually paying attention. You might say something like, you like to watch TV, but I think you should go outside and play with your friends. He might like to do the same thing, but he might also tell you that you’re just going to spoil his time, that you should just leave him alone.
My son recently found my phone and saw some of my texts and messages and was pissed. The thing that really pissed him off was that I was texting him while he was at school. I had no idea that he was at school and that he would be there, so I was texting him while he was at school. For the love of God, please stop.
So that’s when he found out that he had a camera. And he started using it to take photos of the house and the people in it and he was just going to show them to me.
I have about ten minutes to talk to him, so I’m going to wait for him. I’m going to wait until we can talk. He’s going to come home from school, he’s going to be so excited. He’s going to say, “Mommy, I saw your photos and I’m just going to show them to you. I’m going to show you my pictures.
I think you would have been proud of him for taking photos of the house and then not showing them to you. I mean, it’s not like you were there and you were making the decision to take photos and then not telling him. You can probably see how that would have been a tough conversation to have.
Sure. We can be a bit dramatic. But really, how do you feel about waiting? The longer you let this go over the more likely it is that you’ll have some kind of bad outcome. The longer it goes over the more likely it is your son will be left as an orphan. The longer it goes over the more likely you’ll have some type of social backlash.
I think that a lot of my friends who are parents or have children have a very similar conversation, one where they see their son or daughter and they are like, “What we’re doing is sooo important, and we can’t let this go. We can’t let this go. We’re risking everything.
The answer to this question is often the same as the answer to the previous question: no one would be left an orphan. But that’s true of almost every situation. A lot of the time, there are situations where your child can be an orphan, but you also have other kids in your household who could also be an orphan.
Well, its no secret that in many cases, you have to leave your child at the doorstep of a complete stranger and hope that the stranger isnt an actual orphan, but that is a topic for another day. Instead, I’m just going to talk about a situation where you need to leave your child at a stranger’s doorstep. I don’t know if its a good one, but in the case of this case, the situation is a little different.
