🔗 linkblog: my thoughts on 'I Love My Kids, But I Sometimes Regret Having Them - The Rev. Dev.'
- One minute read - 54 words - kudos:It is hard to have honest conversations about the difficulty of parenting: Even in reading this post, I tensed up, because these are things you aren’t supposed to say. I’m glad someone was vulnerable enough to write this.
link to “I Love My Kids, But I Sometimes Regret Having Them - The Rev. Dev.”
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