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clavus 12-13-2003 09:20 PM

Honey, I blew it again
 
Tonight I told my young son, "I'm so happy that you are a big guy now."

He looked up at me sadly, tears welling in his eyes and said, "You were not happy when I was a baby?"

*SIGH*...Is there ANYTHING that I can't fuck up? Anything at all?

Holo 12-13-2003 09:38 PM

He just took it wrong. As long as he is talked to and understands you didn't mean it that way. You didnt' fuck up. Just tell him you're so proud he's on his way to becoming a man like his daddy and you loved him as a baby just as much.

SecretMethod70 12-14-2003 03:41 AM

heh, kids are so funny :) Like holo said, just be sure to explain what you meant and that you loved him just as much when he was little too. Kids are pretty smart if you're just open with them :)

ratbastid 12-14-2003 05:37 AM

Heh. Lifelong emotional scarring is so funny! :D

Kids are great. That's why I don't want any. I'm going to be an unkle in a few months and I can't wait to have a new little brain to play with!

oberon 12-14-2003 05:45 AM

Uh oh, I can just imagine what ratbastid will do to his nephew's poor little brain. ;)

clavus, don't worry about it... your kid still loves ya.

skier 12-14-2003 08:02 AM

I love how children are able to think so differently than the set patterns that adults do. You can gain so much from the fresh responses they give you. :D

bermuDa 12-14-2003 01:07 PM

just cuff him on the ear and say "take the damned compliment, son!" :)

present_future 12-14-2003 08:58 PM

Just do what any self-respecting parent would do in your situation. Go out and buy your son a $50,000 SUV.:lol:

Journeyman 12-14-2003 09:35 PM

Sigh, if it's not siblings asking "Which one of us do you love the most?" it's a single child asking "Did you love me the most before or now?"

Harshaw 12-14-2003 09:49 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by ratbastid
Kids are great. That's why I don't want any.
*sprays water all over his keyboard*

Thats how I am going to phrase it next time someone asks me why I don't have kids.

clavus 12-15-2003 10:20 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by bermuDa
just cuff him on the ear and say "take the damned compliment, son!" :)
Really, that's a very insensitve thing to say. For your information, I sat him down and had a little father-son chat. It went something lie this -

Look, kid. When you were a baby, you were nursing. And because you were nursing, your mom had HUGE, FIRM tits. So of course I was happy. I'm a tit-man, forchristsakes. I was fucking exstatic.

It's important to recognize these "teaching opportunities" and use them.

mb99usa 12-15-2003 11:44 AM

clavus that is just too funny. I have 2 little ones and I just laugh whenever a comment like that is made. Its interestign to see how they interpret things.

Just remember you haven't done any damage that candy, ice cream or pizza can't fix.

skysooner 12-15-2003 01:09 PM

Kids are a constant source of fun and stress. You just never know what is going to happen. Good story.

StormBerlin 12-15-2003 01:38 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by clavus
Really, that's a very insensitve thing to say. For your information, I sat him down and had a little father-son chat. It went something lie this -

Look, kid. When you were a baby, you were nursing. And because you were nursing, your mom had HUGE, FIRM tits. So of course I was happy. I'm a tit-man, forchristsakes. I was fucking exstatic.

It's important to recognize these "teaching opportunities" and use them.

heh. problem solved :)

Rodney 12-15-2003 02:15 PM

You just never know how kids are going to take things. I've been student teaching -- I want to teach lower-grades, 1-3, but in this program they start you out for a few weeks in the grades you don't want, for experience. So I was in a fifth grade class for a couple of months. I let slip that I really wanted to teach younger kids, and it was a huge problem. The fifth graders took it personally, some of them, thought I didn't like them. Caused no end of trouble. I sure learned a lesson.


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