that they do not have room to make mistakes and learn self discipline.
Obviously neither is good or even acceptable, but which do you think would cause more long term harm.
Good point I was thinking that a super strict upbringing would cause a child to follow others blindly I didn’t consider the rebellion aspect.
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I’m almost ashamed to admit it, but I am a very lazy person. I never get things done on time, and I procrastinate a lot. I cannot be bothered to do even the simplest of things. For example, when I am comforatbly seated on a couch, standing up and walking over to retrieve a paper from a desk 2m away is a huge chore.
Also, I do not have to self-discipline and focus to sit myself down to start on my homework, thus a lot of things is left undone. I always tell myself that I can do it later, but I never do.
Is there a way to remedy these issues? Thanks in advance
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