Your kids won't come to you when they mess up

17 May 2026 · 1 min
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In this brief monologue, the speaker argues that parents should not expect their children to turn to them for major life challenges, acknowledging that kids will eventually need mentors beyond their parents. He emphasizes a deliberate, curated approach to the people who influence his children, actively selecting admired young men as role models and encouraging those relationships to provide guidance. The speaker also criticizes the notion that parents can or should be their children's best friends forever, urging kids to develop genuine friendships with peers instead of relying on a parent-child friendship dynamic.

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