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Originally Posted by loose_lips_sink_ships
I think we are able to look at problems that haven't occurred yet and look at them more rationally and logically, but when it actually hits us we tend to turn to our emotions and sometimes they get the better of us. Take for instance, if you were thinking about how you would have a child and how you would raise it, but once it happens emotions tend to dictate our actions and what you were planning on doing originally could change drastically.
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Very true. For example, my parents have always been over-protective, which I think has hampered my life experience, so I decided that if I ever have kids(I don't plan to), I'm going to let them enjoy their life. But it might not actually work out that way.
But then again, that might be interpreted as emotion, because I let the overprotectiveness of my parents dictate my logic.