Architect of the Tower of Suffering

At one of the various family functions the month of May was packed with, a family member's friend told me it's a teacher's job to expand kids vocabulary and parents don't matter as much. Do you talk to your kid, like ever? Do you ever correct them like "a bunk bed is two beds and a loft bed like yours has something else underneath?" Or maybe "that's a good word for things, but it's rude to say about people; let's say it differently." Or even just answering "what is a freethrow?" while watching basketball or whatever sport.

This is what I mean. Not a lot of parents think like this. I am very lucky to be born to parents who do think like this despite the societal expectations in my country both for parents and children. From what little I have heard, I know that you are trying your best to be a good parent and I hope your kids appreciate that one day. Your quality of wanting your kids to be the best they can and trying to be a good parent is what I consider admirable. I sincerely hope I am not wrong about this.

At one of the various family functions the month of May was packed with, a family member's friend told me it's a teacher's job to expand kids vocabulary and parents don't matter as much. Do you talk to your kid, like ever? Do you ever correct them like "a bunk bed is two beds and a loft bed like yours has something else underneath?" Or maybe "that's a good word for things, but it's rude to say about people; let's say it differently." Or even just answering "what is a freethrow?" while watching basketball or whatever sport.

At one of the various family functions the month of May was packed with, a family member's friend told me it's a teacher's job to expand kids vocabulary and parents don't matter as much. Do you talk to your kid, like ever? Do you ever correct them like "a bunk bed is two beds and a loft bed like yours has something else underneath?" Or maybe "that's a good word for things, but it's rude to say about people; let's say it differently." Or even just answering "what is a freethrow?" while watching basketball or whatever sport.

Do I creep you out?

I like the idea of a Vulcan character who constantly does very reckless things so her human crewmates think she's strange but then she always has a logical explanation she delivers with absolute confidence.

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