(IN & OUT of the cocoon...version 2)

Beside the already known questionned theory, way below,

I also like to remember, that sometimes, just a comment, negative or positive
or an action, we see as insignificant or simply not well thought of,
can have a lifelong impact on someone's life, carried from childhood to adulthood...

*****THINK of the long term side effect...*****
*****BEFORE you SAY or DO something*****
*****you might see as insignificant...*****

Some children struggle for life or beautifully soar through it
because of those "SMALL" words and action...
that can be deadly toxic or positively up-lifting
in both cases...life changing

Same sex parents are the most important
influence in a child's life
Think about this...
Be aware of that impact on their lives
Take your responsibilities
and strive to do better because...you know better
and embrace the chance & privilege you had of having children...

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"Does the flap of a butterfly's wings in Brazil set off a tornado in Texas?" meteorologist Edward Lorenz once asked in postulating the "butterfly effect,"
the idea that the flapping of fragile wings could start a chain reaction in the atmosphere.
In today's world of the Internet the question might be rephrased:
Can a single e-mail from Brazil set off a torrent of action in Texas?

Sociologists postulate that what a few influential leaders think and say
can spread and grow and bring about big changes in the thinking of large numbers of people.
The Internet offers a compelling new place to look for this phenomenon
by studying very large groups and especially, seeing how groups change over time.

"...a few influential leaders think and say can spread
and grow and bring about big changes in the thinking of large numbers of people".