Accepting Our Flaws as Parents
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It's like that if we can't accept ourselves and our own flaws, we certainly can't accept our children's flaws. Yes. And if we can accept our own, then we could really lean into the fact that we're all trying to figure it out. They're trying to figure it out. We could respect that process. Yeah. And when we resist that process, we end up resenting the fact that our kids are making us do that process. And we end up blaming them for the process that we have to we have to
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