Right on, Tommy Cat! I like what you said about turning everyday into a quiet nightmare. We can run but we can never truly hide. There aren't enough drugs, especially marijuana, to change reality into what we want it to be outside of our heads. If you're afraid you'll be a failure you can always take parenting classes and or read up on the subject. I'm no expert but a big part of life is just showing up for it.
As far as the weed is concerned I haven't smoked in several years but I always got more enjoyment from the times I fired up after a good workout than the ones when I was trying to escape life and pacify myself.
is it normal to feel afraid about him not accepting his son?
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Right on, Tommy Cat! I like what you said about turning everyday into a quiet nightmare. We can run but we can never truly hide. There aren't enough drugs, especially marijuana, to change reality into what we want it to be outside of our heads. If you're afraid you'll be a failure you can always take parenting classes and or read up on the subject. I'm no expert but a big part of life is just showing up for it.
As far as the weed is concerned I haven't smoked in several years but I always got more enjoyment from the times I fired up after a good workout than the ones when I was trying to escape life and pacify myself.