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Providing is not leading. Presence is. It usually happens in the hallway. Or the kitchen. Or right before bed. The noise spikes. The request turns into defiance. Somebody touches the exact nerve you didn’t know was exposed. And before you can catch yourself, you’re already in it. You raise your voice. You snap. Or you go cold and disappear behind a stare. Then comes that heavy silence—the one that tells you your kid felt it. Your partner felt it. And you felt it. As you walk