Jack and
Babs were puzzled that their daughter, already well past forty, seemed to lack any motivation, ambition or interest. They had always
done everything for her, 'helped' her with her homework, pulled strings to
get her into school, given her a car for graduation. They'd even bought her a nice apartment and set up an annuity so she wouldn't have to worry, never understanding that their 'caring' was an antifact, which, instead of enabling her, was crippling her.