Thanks for this Jason.

…rhaps understandable given the upbringing/background/beliefs/education of the parent. He may have convinced himself that he is concerned about his son’s well-being, but isn’t he in actual fact more likely to be concerned that his son choosing (and getting) a pink balloon reflects badly on him and his perceived masculinity in his eyes and that if others? Shouldn’t he just do what he can to make his child happy? And if that’s a pink balloon, then so be it. How weak is his sense of his own masculinity to deny h…
Really liked this post, Kyrie.
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Aug 4, 2019
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Thanks for this Jason. Great perspective. It’s a huge part of the problem when it’s more about the parent’s uptightness than the kid’s development and socialization.
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