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9:08am September 11, 2014

“Never be afraid to apologize to your child. If you lose your temper and say something in anger that wasn’t meant to be said, apologize. Children need to know that adults can admit when they are wrong.”

— 

American Humane Society (via maninsun)

This is so, so important.

(via foundbysara)

i have a list of things i’m still waiting for apologies for

(via transgirlsatan)

And make sure they’re really apologies, no fauxpologies, and no patronizing bullshit.  Children can detect that.  They deserve better.

(via squidsqueen)
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