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That’s because most parents stop at that, saying it. If they actually did what they ask their kids to do, the kids would emulate them sooner or later.
B u l l.
Just explain why ffs. My parents never did so I never bothered. And learning cleaning habits as adult suuuuuucks.
It seems like you're wanting to disagree with the person you're replying to, but the point you made falls completely in line with what they said
I understood that person as saying to lead by example rather by talking. And I, as a kid, didn't care for example, I needed to know why should I bother.
Okay, now your initial comment is more clear. Sorry for the confusion
Both are important.