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In response to "Until you posted that, I never really thought about it, but I truly believe I've known more guys who became "better people" as parents than women." by mara

well, for me, I had to learn to curb my temper, which was always horrible.

Posted by groiny (aka groiny) Apr 25 '13, 12:50

I could not possibly keep that temper and be a good parent. That, in and of itself, made me better.

In addition to all that, there is a certain emotional switch that gets turned on, that I can't fully explain, it is changes things.

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that's actually quite noticeable. -- nm - loosilu Apr 25, 12:52 1
- well, much moreso in person, than on here. - groiny Apr 25, 12:53

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well, for me, I had to learn to curb my temper, which was always horrible.

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