How does the speaker relate to his son?

He finds him annoying

He loves him as he loves himself

He feels distant from him

He prefers his daughter

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B. He loves him as he loves himself

The correct option is B. The speaker expresses that he loves his son as he loves himself, highlighting their bond.

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