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Do you ever get asked a question, a simple question that just sends you reeling with fury?

It happens to all of us, right?

Maybe it's about a scar on your face or whether you rent or own your home.

The person asking the question seems to have no idea that their question could possibly

trigger pure rage.

But you can't imagine how anyone could have the nerve to ask you something so personal.

Parents always seem to have a trigger question.

You know, is he sleeping through the night?

Or do you have to go back to work?

Mine is, are you going to have another or even worse?

When are you going to have another?

These questions tend to hit us so hard because they strike directly at our deepest insecurities

as parents.

You know, am I doing it right?

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