
Recently, we took the boys to the movies. After parking the car, I took Q's hand and we walked toward the theatre.
Kyle apparently had a problem with this. He began ranting about how we're "totally embarrassing him" and that "everyone's staring at us".
I told Kyle that he's the only one who has a problem with this. Everyone in that parking lot was too wrapped up in their own lives to care what Q and I were doing. Lucas wasn't complaining, either.
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Furthermore, he should be grateful that his parents still even like each other. With many of his friends' parents, that's not the case.
And I reminded him that it could be worse. His dad and I could be making out with tongues!
Or worse still: we could be holding hands with other people.
Seriously. A little G-rated PDA between Mom and Dad never hurt anyone. Anyway, I think it's healthy for kids to see their parents being affectionate with one another.

I also think it makes me look like a neglectful parent who can't be bothered with the time and expense to take her kid to Supercuts.
But for the time being, this is not a battle that I care to fight.
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