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RICHARD IRVINE

Bristol Post

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October 15, 2025

DOUBLE TROUBLE FOR A FIRST TIME DAD OF TWINS Spread a little happiness ...Starting with my own

How do you judge your ability as a parent?

I only ask because I know Victoria questions her strengths, frequently saying, “They must think I'm terrible,” after sending Emma to school without a suitable clip in her hair, or the right shoes.

I'll say, “I bet they've seen worse,” but she judges her capability in what I'd say is a harsh manner.

Whereas my concern is I don't put myself under the microscope even a little bit. Nor do I castigate myself, if for example, I let them watch Caught on Dashcam, instead of doing homework.

My concern is I like an easy life, doing what's best for me, and the children are incidental.

Delving a little deeper into my parenting style, a previously unimagined theme of a pursuit of a selfish existence emerged from the evidence.

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