The Range Dwellers

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The narrator reflects on their unconventional views on parenting, particularly in raising a son. They express a strong belief in allowing their child freedom and fun, provided he remains clean and honest. The narrator acknowledges the potential pitfalls of wealth and education, vowing not to impose harsh judgments on their son's mistakes. Instead, they aim to accept their son's individuality, recognizing the similarities between them while preparing for the challenges of parenthood with a sense of humor and understanding.