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3 months ago
Are there hard parts to having adult children? What if they aren't dependant on you anymore?
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3 months ago
Do you think your kids would get along with the version of you when you were their age? How would you have felt to meet someone like them?
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3 months ago
Which decade do you feel had the best snacks/junk food?
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3 months ago
What are you thoughts on intergenerational friendships? Do you/would you have any friends that are significantly younger than you?
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3 months ago
What are things you see get called generational differences that you think are just due to age?
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3 months ago
How does your relationship with your kids compare to your relationship with your parents? Did you actively decide to do some things differently or keep them the same when raising them?
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3 months ago
Are there things you see as "indirect modern versions" of past concepts?