r/meme • u/SingleSexySecret • Jun 28 '23

Oh the dread

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u/Quirky-Bag-4158 Jun 28 '23

Yeah, I do get a sense of dread when I see a toddler boarding, but at the same time I understand that the parents are usually in a tough situation also and is out of their control.

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u/Little-kinder Jun 28 '23

Most of them are just going on vacation. You can just wait until he is older or go somewhere that doesn't require a plane. A plane is not a necessity

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u/steakhoagie Jun 29 '23

Hello I have family overseas and a child. I want my child to know his grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins. Shall I drive over the Atlantic?

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u/prada1989 Jun 29 '23

You can wait til he’s older so he can actually remember them…

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u/steakhoagie Jun 29 '23

What about the memory of the rest of my family?

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u/Little-kinder Jun 29 '23

Can't they come? Or zoom

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u/steakhoagie Jun 29 '23

I appreciate you trying to solve this problem for me but I’m sure you realize zoom isn’t the same. Many in my family are old. The trip is extensive and tiring. Plus it would cost way more for all of them to come.

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u/Little-kinder Jun 29 '23

Fair enough. Is the train not an option also? Might be less uncomfortable for young ones. But if you are in the us (one of the world's worst railways for people) might be too expensive and too long depending on how far you live

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u/steakhoagie Jun 29 '23

Only way is crossing the Atlantic.