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I don’t think you can. They have to do it themselves.
Or maybe, I guess you can always be there for them. Take them places, do activities with them, make them happy. You might overexert yourself for them in the process, and it might not even work. Ultimately, it’s up to them. You’re just support, at best.
Or maybe, I guess you can always be there for them. Take them places, do activities with them, make them happy. You might overexert yourself for them in the process, and it might not even work. Ultimately, it’s up to them. You’re just support, at best.