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Goodbye — and good riddance — to dating rituals

 
 
 

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It’s easy to romanticize your past and expect your children to repeat it. But not all our memories (or mistakes) are worth reliving.

My daughters are on the cusp of what’s considered the dating age. Yet it sounds like the experiences ahead for them may be markedly different from mine. I’m cool with that.

To read: MomsMiami.com

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