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Thursday, October 04, 2007

Can someone explain to me why a parent cannot be a friend to his/her own child, especially in this present day and age???

Unless that parent happens to be a very traditional person.

But it is weird.

We laugh, we crack and share (very lame) jokes, we have serious discussions, and of course, we fight. Who does not? Which friendship does not involve some amount of fighting?

It is totally weird.

;8:12:00 pm