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Win 2 tickets to the Digital Dreams Music Festival! Digital Dreams is simply one of the biggest and best festivals that Canada has to offer. Taking place from June 27th to 28th at Ontario Place in Toronto, Digital Dreams attracts tens of thousands of fans each year to see some of the biggest DJs and artists in the world. This year's Digital Dreams offers 3 stages and an eclectic lineup that gives a little something to everybody. Armin Van Buuren and Zedd wil be headlining the main stage while Carl Cox and Pete Tong have been given their own stages at Echo Beach. For those looking for a true adventure, the Untameable stage will have Porter Robinson (live), EDM Canada favourite Galantis on Saturday while bass fans will converge on Sunday to check out Excision, Datsik, and more. EDM Canada will give one lucky winner 2 general admission tickets to the Digital Dreams Music Festival in Toronto. To enter, you must first log in above (counts as an entry), and select the many other ways to gain more entries. The contest is open now and will end on Friday, June 19th at midnight. The winner will be notified by email and you must be 16+ to enter. Good luck! Check out the full lineup below: Click to zoom For full ticket information on Digital Dreams - click here

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Don't fight about money in front of your kids.

They will feel guilty like it’s their fault and not ask for necessities when they run out.

Don’t fucking do it.

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Don’t use money AGAINST your kids either. Don’t EVER tell them money is tight when it’s not, and they KNOW it’s not. That’s another way for them to not trust you or to feel guilty when asking for anything.

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Also don’t use money as a guilt tactic for them not doing something or not agreeing with you.

“I buy your food and your clothes and this and that and this is how you repay me?”

They didn't ask to be born, you made the choice to have a child and take care of them as a responsible parent. Don’t throw that guilt on them and make them feel like shit over what they couldn’t control.