A short conversational reflection arguing that adults should not blame parents for their upbringing but recognize generational training and intentionally break harmful cycles. The speaker emphasizes adapting parenting to changing times and giving children autonomy (e.g., making college optional).
I think one thing, like, I realized as I got more mature, you can't be mad about your parents, how they treated you or said. You gotta realize how their parents were trained. Exactly. There's a linear. That's why we got to break the mold. We got to break that cycle. I don't think my kids will ever go to college. They might, but up to them. Yeah, I'll let them do whatever they want. I think it's something cool. And we got to be mindful of this as we have children, that what we believe is not always correct either. Our kids, because they're growing up in different times, and we got to adjust or adapt or be attentive to it. Absolutely.
