@WaryWitchWandering They will eventually, when they are old enough. I did with my parents, and let them know.

@HumanEarth That’s a good feeling 🥰

@exexec You seem very self aware, so I’m sure you’re getting the credit you deserve

@Ghostinthemachine You?

@Iwillwait same
Childs 🙂

@Ghostinthemachine Awesome!

@Bexsy you da best!

@HiFiRaver that’s really good, amazing really.

@PerfectionOfTheHeart Why do you think that is? The same holds true for my brother and I. Same parents, but we are very different. Raises the whole “nature vs nurture” question.

@Ghostinthemachine Well, the first born…who I was talking about…was spoiled from the moment he was born by his grandparents, and probably a little by us on occasion. He could do no wrong in their eyes and they never let him struggle too much despite what we said. That helped shape his attitude on what the world owes him and how he can use manipulation to get what he wants.

The other two were raised very differently because the grandparents didn’t care much about giving them the same treatment. We had more control over how they were raised, and they’re honestly better individuals for it.

@PerfectionOfTheHeart My experience has been different, in that the second born is often the more spoiled one, because the first born is disciplined more, with more rules, whereas the second born has a lot of those rules enforced less, or let “slide”.
Perhaps it’s a cultural thing.
Also the grandparents seemed to spoilt everyone equally 🤭

@Rickichickie I’m guessing they do too 😊

@tobynshorty His name is perfect for him 🙂

@Ghostinthemachine I say he is a small dog with a big name🤭

@tobynshorty And a big heart?

@V00doo best feeling

@Jenny1234 If you’re on his nice list, then I appreciate you too 😊

@Musicman lovely

@OlderSometimesWiser What is it, exactly, that Millard appreciates about you?
I’m quite curious