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Old 03-14-2007, 04:20 AM
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Default What's your description of a self-centered parent?

How do you think it affects the child? Did you feel that your parents were self-centered? If they were, did it affect your relationship with your parents?
I wrote this when I was half-asleep. :laugh: I'll give a few examples....Do you feel a parent is self-centered when....

they choose to party every weekend with their friends or just hanging out with them? (There's nothing wrong with having a social life while being a parent but kids deserve time from their parents too especially if the parents work or pursue their education for a better job for their family.

Work more than 50-60+ hours per week, including commute?


Having multiple boyfriends or girlfriends because the parent is trying to fill a void in his/her life?

Put their kid(s) to bed EARLY just to get away from their kid(s) or to drink/smoke with family/friends?

Send their kid(s) to a babysitter/caregiver on a frequent basis because a parent feels their priorities comes first like shopping, hanging out with friends, pursing their own interests/hobbies without their kid(s) around? All parents deserve a break from their kid(s) but I do think some take advantage of it too often

Last edited by ChrisCountryGirl; 03-14-2007 at 01:25 PM. Reason: Adding more infomation to make myself clear
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