Reply to "Coaching your own kid"

thatguy303

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Thinking back now I cant believe how stupid I was to actually want to quit playing because of some of the things that went on between us back then, of course part of the problem was I didnt think he wanted to spend enough time helping work on my game (since Im an only child living in an area with no one else my age that could really help me work on my game) but I guess he worked with me as much as he could. But I do wish I could go back to those days and do somethings differently.

tg303,
There is only so much a father can do to motivate or push.
For Fear of pushing to hard to the point of Rebellion.

It must come from the Player, To decide how much effort they want to put into there Dream.

And when the Player's done, there are no Regret's. the EH

4/23/067:44 PM

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