Upbringings
What was a pivotal moment in your childhood that has shaped who you are today.
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Two.
1) I grew up "poor". My dad had a Masters Degree but was a public school teacher with 4 kids. Money was always tight. When I set out into the big World I knew I didn't ever want to worry about money. Took a few years but I like to think I finally got my shit together in that regard.
2) My parents argued ALL THE TIME. As a result I knew I never wanted to be involved in that type of relationship. I detest arguing, it solves nothing and leads to animosity (as in, I was glad when my parents divorced and moved on).
1) I grew up "poor". My dad had a Masters Degree but was a public school teacher with 4 kids. Money was always tight. When I set out into the big World I knew I didn't ever want to worry about money. Took a few years but I like to think I finally got my shit together in that regard.
2) My parents argued ALL THE TIME. As a result I knew I never wanted to be involved in that type of relationship. I detest arguing, it solves nothing and leads to animosity (as in, I was glad when my parents divorced and moved on).