Thank you. It’s very rare that I make one!

Hah!

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Absolutely, but then you can say “my kid” or something instead of “my daughter”. Using “child” as a title is different than using it as a pronoun standing in for their name.

I appreciate the thoughtful reply.

Much respectful. So parent.

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I don’t know how I missed this. Obviously you have the correct answer!

Could be.

I just mean that I don’t often hear parents addressing their kids as “Son” except in '50s media! I’m sure it happens.

Which is odd because your name is Darrell.

I could dig it.

That’s very cute!

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Gabor!

Love it.

Good question. I guess first name or nickname is most likely.

Sure, same idea.

Your comment and the resulting chain are all excellent suggestions!

That would be fun at parent-teacher conferences!

Yeah, I don’t like that. I see the benefit, but it’s a real gift to authoritarians too.