leadership527
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ORIGINAL: sexyred1 I agree. It is somewhat akin to personification of animals. When some people attribute characteristics to their pets, as if they are human. Same thing with their children, a comment like "dom or sub in training" is a rather narcissistic way to look at your kids, to make them in your own image. Hold on a second. Sure, sure... it's possible for parents to channel their children onto paths that are more about the parent than the child. In fact it happens in vanilla contexts all the time. But it's also possible that a parent would size up their child and say, "Yes, dominant nature" and be correct. I'm pretty certain that I'm correct that my older son is dominant and my younger is submissive at least right now in their lives.
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