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I have 3 children and I don't have a favorite.... I like to shop w/ my daughter more, I like to play
games w/ my son more, I have my favorite things to do w/ each, but none of them are my "favorite" |
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Stranger, these are two great topics, this one and the one about bias.
I have three daughters, well actually, my wife and I have have three great daughters. Of course, I
think they are the three greatest females to walk the planet (non-family members have told me this
is true, as well :-) ))
They are truly different personalities, and my involvement with each has been very different in many
ways, but I also have changed through time as their father. However, to say I have a favorite is
untrue. I love each the same and differently. Sometimes I have been much more involved in one more
than the others, based on each daughter's needs at the time. |
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I don't think that's true. I think parents love their children equally. At least they try to. |
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I say no if you want to have a fav child then only have 1 if you have 2 and have a fav child then
its not fair to the other one and it will be obvious and if its like that i would feel bad for the
other child |
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