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Do you think being a father has made him a better person in general than it was before having children?

If so, do you think it's because you're trying actively to change their own habits in order to be a more positive influence in your life child? Or, do you think it is because the discharge of its responsibility to raise their children in this world, know their children as unique individuals, has changed the way you view yourself in relationship with others in life? Is you realize, and to teach their children life lessons and expectations set for them, which has much scope for improving yourself? Has your philosophy life, as they make decisions about what to teach their children in life or is it something completely different (or a combination of all kinds of things)? And do you believe that have made these changes, grown in the same direction, if you have not had children? Question inspired by this video - very thought provoking to me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHi2dxSf9hw

Im definitely a better person and have kids. I think it's because my own outlook on life has changed. Instead of being selfish and worry about my own life issues and worry i have to take into account what my children and my husband needs. I also have to look at the lessons im learning by my own actions. I think Ultimately, the culmination of many things, and none that can be adequately expressed. instead of I strive to be the best I can every day. Than has had a tremendous impact on how they act and perceive things. Before the children who wouldnt worry every day. It would have been simply trying to get my goals without much thought to my own ideals and morals, or even how they are completed. Now every day and every lesson is filled with thoughts about the teaching of moral and thoughts about what lessons I need my children to learn. i dont think I could have got that perspective, without my children. many people but I wouldnt have.

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