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If you are going out of your way to destroy your body for something that provides such minimal “high” or “euphoria,” multiple times a day… then you simply don’t give a shit about your kids. 

This applies to roughly 90% of the population in western countries, only that the dopamine high is achieved through eating shitty food (and feeding their children the same), starring at a screen rather than attending to your children, or something else, there's thousands of things that people has as a vice that could be categorized as neglecting their children.
That's also why some people might smoke their entire life, but otherwise eat reasonably, move daily, and other factors that will allow them to live longer than some people who may otherwise feel that they are healthy because they don't smoke. I'm willing to bet this includes you. Perspective matters, and I feel like you've isolated just one thing among many that adults tend to succumb to that is essentially self-destructive in nature. Check yourself before you wreck yourself!
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