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"Yeah, repetition hit home for me. Feels like Groundhog day. Sure today is soccer, and tomorrow swim lessons, or a friend's birthday party. It's basically the same thing.

Wake up, work out, wake up kids, get kids to school, work all day, kids sports/activities, dinner, baths, 1hr at most of free time, sleep, and repeat."

"I had multiple miscarriages. I remember thinking 'once my baby is born alive, finally I can stop worrying.'

How wrong I was... how very very wrong..."

"It's true to a certain extent. It also depends on each parent's disposition.

My wife worries all the time about our kids. But I understand that's just her personality.

I used to worry about my kids. They're older/adults now, so I don't worry as much, and I also want them to experience life on their own. They need to make their own mistakes and make their own decisions (at this point in life). Of course, I'm still available for when they want advice at any time for the rest of their lives."

"Assuming you're a 'good' parent. If you're a 'bad' parent, your life doesn't really need to change much.

I've seen both happen. And it's tragic for the child when the parent DOESN'T change their life."

"The highs are higher, the lows are lower."

"This is exactly how I've explained it to my friends who don't have kids and can't understand why anyone would have them. The great times get that much better, the bad times are made much worse when you literally cannot have a break!"

"Yes, as a parent you give to your children for their sake, not for your own sake."

"Facts. I've seen objectively/subjectively amazing people, raising their kid in the perfect environment, yet still end up with a bad temperament child.

I swear souls are recycled because no way these heathens came from good people."

"Absolutely. They can smell hypocrisy a mile away."

"I'm at 5.5 years and counting. Sleep disorder and separation anxiety are a brutal combination."

"The world will not love your child the way you do, so prepare them accordingly."

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