Glennon
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Robot.
Robot.
Robot.
It's better parenting because that's exactly what we want our kids to know and believe and live as, right? We want them to not have to feel like they have to be perfect. We want them to live without shame and burden and martyrdom. So then why are we doing it and calling that good mothering?
It's better parenting because that's exactly what we want our kids to know and believe and live as, right? We want them to not have to feel like they have to be perfect. We want them to live without shame and burden and martyrdom. So then why are we doing it and calling that good mothering?
It's better parenting because that's exactly what we want our kids to know and believe and live as, right? We want them to not have to feel like they have to be perfect. We want them to live without shame and burden and martyrdom. So then why are we doing it and calling that good mothering?
It's like, isn't it a James Baldwin quote? Like, I love my country and because I love my country, I will criticize it relentlessly. Like that's love. That's bringing your care and your trust to make it better.
It's like, isn't it a James Baldwin quote? Like, I love my country and because I love my country, I will criticize it relentlessly. Like that's love. That's bringing your care and your trust to make it better.
It's like, isn't it a James Baldwin quote? Like, I love my country and because I love my country, I will criticize it relentlessly. Like that's love. That's bringing your care and your trust to make it better.
That's all of our first reaction. That's like white fragility. That's all of it. That's the knee jerk, control, control, control. If we could get past that, we get to the fact that the criticism was a gift- of trust and of the belief that, that what is most important to us is not control, but doing our best and not looking like a certain thing, but actually being it.
That's all of our first reaction. That's like white fragility. That's all of it. That's the knee jerk, control, control, control. If we could get past that, we get to the fact that the criticism was a gift- of trust and of the belief that, that what is most important to us is not control, but doing our best and not looking like a certain thing, but actually being it.
That's all of our first reaction. That's like white fragility. That's all of it. That's the knee jerk, control, control, control. If we could get past that, we get to the fact that the criticism was a gift- of trust and of the belief that, that what is most important to us is not control, but doing our best and not looking like a certain thing, but actually being it.
And I taught apologies from doing that in my third grade class last. I thought I taught you did.
And I taught apologies from doing that in my third grade class last. I thought I taught you did.
And I taught apologies from doing that in my third grade class last. I thought I taught you did.
That's right.
That's right.
That's right.