How do you not succumb to temptations?

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[quote]Wah EN, I'm waiting for the day someone thinks I'm not a mother..[/quote]
Don't ever wish for it. There is always two sides of a coin.

[quote]During my sec sch days, we already hear
of schoolmates being part-time social escorts.. [/quote]So far none of my school mate. But it was my close friend, a neighbour from the same block did it. Very sad. We grew up together but later chose different secondary school. She can easily blend in with my school friends and I even invited her to stay with my relatives in KL. But when I met her group of friends, I have to pull myself back. We tried (his parents, my parents, myself) but we fail to save her. My parents are still in touch with her family and I do hope to see her someday.

The very reason I am very fussy when placing my kids in school. Even then, I will aim to try to send and fetch them everyday.

So for all the temptations in the world, who cares, I have bigger problem in my hands.

[TimmyOwner]

Hi Insider,


Enjoyed your post about your P1 son having an admirer, your 18 years old daughter turning down a boy who liked her, and your son who disregards many girls who want his attention for the right one.

I hope that my children can be so sensible and selective, especially in their teenage years!

Like to ask… how did you inculcate the thinking in your children, to see the shallowness of teenage romances, to wait for the right person whom they want, and to realize that there are other matters e.g. achievements, opportunities more important than BGR?

There must be something that you did or said, that taught them?

Thanks for your sharing!

[Cherylg]

i’ll just give the vibes, i would not be tempted. haha