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<blockquote data-quote="ckay87" data-source="post: 749415" data-attributes="member: 24067"><p>I feel like a portion of our love for them comes from simply being their parent. This is the love that is unconditional. Then there is a portion of our love that is based on who they are as a person. Would you even LIKE her if she weren't your daughter? I'll tell you here and now that my son would not be a friend of mine if he were my peer. I would downright dislike him. This is a result of his behavior and how he treats me. This is his choice. We can treat people however we want but we should fully expect to viewed accordingly. Maybe a little harsh, but those are my thoughts</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ckay87, post: 749415, member: 24067"] I feel like a portion of our love for them comes from simply being their parent. This is the love that is unconditional. Then there is a portion of our love that is based on who they are as a person. Would you even LIKE her if she weren't your daughter? I'll tell you here and now that my son would not be a friend of mine if he were my peer. I would downright dislike him. This is a result of his behavior and how he treats me. This is his choice. We can treat people however we want but we should fully expect to viewed accordingly. Maybe a little harsh, but those are my thoughts [/QUOTE]
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