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I was over the top with my boys tonight before bedtime I feel embarrassed Already apologized to them but there is no excuse Mostly I’m angry at how I acted when my wife offered to take over because she saw that I was frustrated I apologized to her as well but damn Not a proud parenting moment

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ted (not lasso)

they will forgive you because they love you and because you're amazing but most important is that you forgive yourself too forgiveness is freedom xx

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Nounish Prof ⌐◧-◧🎩

It happens. Don’t be too hard on yourself. The kids will forget by morning. Your wife on the other hand 💐

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Been there. Happens. Keep going.

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Feel ya man, it’s tough 😢🫂 It sucks to remember the faults in your own parents then watch yourself do the exact same things. Being aware and apologetic is always the first step and for that I’m grateful.

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You reflected, you apologized and you can try again tomorrow. ❤️ 10 $DEGEN

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We are humans and it happens! I can’t add anything more than what other have already said above, very very wise words. But I send you a big virtual hug! 🫂

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this happens to me all the time too, at least you’re able to recognize when you’re being irrational this is a major step in growth.

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Bedtime lately has been so challenging:( It’s such a triggering part of the day - you’re mentally and physically done - but you have to keep it together for them - and sometimes it doesn’t work out (I also regret my words from the past two nights) 🥹🫣

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I've been there. The kids will not care the next day. If only adults were like that too.

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it took Michael Richards like 17 years to forgive himself. He could have made people laugh during that time instead of suffering for too long https://youtu.be/kip2C8iJ9tk?si=AdQkmoARcmnAZ9S7

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We’re all human 🫂

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🫂🫂🫂🫂🫂🫂

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It happens sometimes fam ..be calm with kids

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Makes me sick to my stomach, don’t sleep right after one of those. I’m sorry man. I know 100% you’re already taking all the steps you (and they, and your wife) deserve to move forward. But I very much empathize with that feeling.

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We all have these moments, parenting is tough. At least you recognise what happened and apologised. 100 $degen to make you feel better :P

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From one dad to another: As fathers and spouses, we sometimes jump straight to "sorry", "it won't happen again" and leave it at that. Don't leave it at that. After such platitudes, when we leave it at that, it probably remains unresolved in their minds. Look them straight in the eyes & acknowledge the poor behavior.

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Loving this refreshing honesty. What you’ve done is role-modelled taking responsibility for your actions and healing a rupture. That is actually parenting gold. They see you doing that, it makes it ok for them to make mistakes and do the same. We need people who can admit their mistakes and make things right.

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Solidarity. Even parents flip their lids. The important thing is that you apologized once you regulated yourself.

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Don’t beat yourself up brother. Happens to the best of us. You identified it, apologised and learned from it. I’m sure your family understands and they aren’t blaming you

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