Do you question/remind your parents over their mistakes in raising you? do you re

No one is perfect and parents always make mistakes even with the best of intentions having in heart and mind. I think it is one of the most difficult job in the world.

Is it right to remind them of their mess and mistakes in the age where they cannot do much accept feel guilty.

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Keraunos · 36-40, M

Nah. What grievances I have with my own parents basically come down to the results of fairly low self-awareness and a disinclination to think things through before acting on their part, and those same qualities render futile any effort to criticize them.

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@Keraunos sorry to hear that, very well put. What do you do?

Keraunos · 36-40, M

@aaaabbbb Nothing to be sorry about, they're not bad folks by a long shot. They're just frustrating, because they both possess intelligence well within the 99th percentile, but are essentially just couch potatoes/home improvement hobbyists who never seem to have put their intellects to use in either serious introspection or learning about the world for as long as they've lived. And that laziness when it comes to thought led to a fair number of things going "wrong", which probably would have been well within the domain of acceptable human error if they just weren't that bright, but should have been easily preventable for them.

I'm not sure what the relevance is, but if you're asking about the boring things I do to earn stable income, I quit a warehousing/manual labor job I've had for some years a little over a week ago over medical issues. Although I remain alert for other opportunities, the most likely outcome of that is that I'll just return to that same job in a slightly different capacity in a month or so.