When you shelter people with consequences you're teaching them irresponsibility.

Your statement touches upon a commonly debated aspect of personal development and accountability. The concept of sheltering people from consequences can indeed have both positive and negative implications, depending on the context and the individuals involved.

This statement highlights an important aspect of personal development and accountability.

If someone is constantly shielded from experiencing the effects of their choices, they may not learn from their mistakes or take ownership of their behavior.

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That's right!

That's right!