Question 1: [1:43] - I am a 32-year-old white married female who is a stay-at-home wife. My husband and I are expecting our first child and we are experiencing all of the emotions of first-time parents. Thanks in part to your show we have made changes in our lives so I can be a stay at home mother. I have listened to Stefan’s most recent podcasts about the benefits of stay-at-home parents and parent-child bonding that is so crucial to life-long meaningful relationships with their children. My question stems from the fact that despite being raised in a two-parent home with my mother being stay-at-home, I have a very distant and non-communicative relationship with my family; specifically, my mother. Because I am soon to be a mother, I fear that if I cannot get to the bottom of why my relationship with my mother is so fractured it will carry over and negatively affect my relationship with my future children. How can I ensure that I will not do the same to my children in the years to come?Question 2: [1:26:20] - “The social contract is an example of a supposed implicit contract that all governments claim to be the source of their legitimacy. What makes the social contract an invalid implied contract? What methodology can we use (if any) to determine what constitutes a valid implicit contract vs an invalid implicit contract?”Question 3: [1:52:26] - “Despite having graduated at the top of my class, having run a successful business for years, having sacrificed that business opportunity to get my degree, and having worked hard and succeeded academically and practically as I have, why won’t anyone hire me?”Freedomain Radio is 100% funded by viewers like you. Please support the show by signing up for a monthly subscription or making a one time donation at: http://www.freedomainradio.com/donate

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