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14 yo son opportunity to play sports overseas
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We live in a regional town, our son is 14 has been chosen to travel to the capital and try out for the Australian team to play soccer overseas! I'm ecstatic for him. Trouble is he's saying he doesn't want to go. He usually is unsure of things then after he has a go says he enjoyed it. He spends too much time on his games (does well in school, has jobs around the house, he's a good kid, not always the most respectful can be a bit of a di*K really). Do we just tell him he has to go, I know he'd love it, and it's a great opportunity even if he's not selected. I'd hate for him to regret it.
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Just tell him all you ask is that he tries it.
Make it clear you are happy if he tries it and doesn't proceed and that there is no pressure.
Sometimes you got to give a little gentle push, but never block the exit door.
Make it clear you are happy if he tries it and doesn't proceed and that there is no pressure.
Sometimes you got to give a little gentle push, but never block the exit door.
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