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This article explores the impact of children on adults and the transformative power of parenthood. It acknowledges that adults are imperfect and unprepared for parenthood, but argues that children have the ability to change and improve their parents. The article emphasizes the privileged relationship between adults and children, highlighting the demand for moral behavior that children impose on their parents. The author also shares their observations on modernity and individualism, suggesting that single life and modern sexual ethics are influenced by consumer capitalism and the desire for individual transactions and packaging. The text further discusses the concept of community in the digital age, pointing out the lack of shared meals and the focus on individual packages. It challenges the presumption of scarcity and the belief that stress and fear lead to productive inventions. [Extracted from the article]