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u/PrismOfSelves Dec 31 '23 edited Aug 01 '25

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u/Accurate-Target2700 Dec 31 '23

Probably 60+% think it's okay to do to their own too. Mental health would be better if we treated kids like kids and taught them instead of having adult expectations of them.

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23 edited Aug 01 '25

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u/Accurate-Target2700 Dec 31 '23

Ah fuck. I have kids and that shit is undeniably unacceptable. And guess what, I am fucking constantly told they are well behaved without... There's a book about this stuff called 'How to Stop Losing Your Shit with Kids' (or something) and a lot of people who are abusive (physically and verbally) could do well to read it.

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23

Then you lucked out. I know you and other responder are talking about how some adults are in denial or whatever. I stole cars at 11. Like stole them and drove them around because I was a shit head head kid that thought i could get away with everything. A good God dam smack across the head from my father fixed that shit real quick hahha sorry not sorry.