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I had a cousin who was a biter. When she was ten, I stopped her by biting back. She never bit again. Pain is a great teacher.
They are so chill. My mom would have pimp slaped me and knocked all my teeth out.
Momma would've beat me for throwing those cards
This behavior did not start on this day….it started years before. Nip it in the bud.
I thought this was a condom ad
The kids asleep right because my dumb ass thought she genuinely 💀 herself
Forget condom commercials, this is the best belt commercial you can ever see
Perfect Ad for Durex...Holy Shit Edit: 1k in 3hours (seems like the universe agrees with my opinion since no one had the balls to say it)❤️🍸
Not me thinking she was Dead lmfao 🤣
My dad would've sent me to the dimension of the souls if I acted 0.001% like that girl. But I'm thankful that he is like that.
As a parent myself I can confidently say this was the parents fault for letting her get this way in the first place.
My nephew who’s 8 threw a Easter egg at my head the other day, I’m 32, I asked him why he did it, he just gave me a smug look and looked away, when I say I FLUNG that egg right back into his head and he yelled “owww” then I said, remember, I throw harder than you, don’t throw shit at me. He rubbed his head and said “Ok”
I was an angry kid, my parents knew it and I was pretty big for my age, both height and weight wise. I was already getting into trouble for fighting at school and I was only 5 years old. It was only a matter of time that I would really hurt someone. My dad put me into kickboxing and football. He took me every single day, would regularly take time off work and drop me off. I was with like minded strong kids that would regularly beat me at either sport. I was humbled, taught to respect my coaches and my team mates. I continued both sports through high-school and then college. To this day, I thank my dad for choosing the right sports for me, for setting me on the right course, where I channeled my anger and learned to control it. I learnt teamwork, coordination, importance of punctuality. I am now doing the same for my sons. Your kids are definitely worth the effort.
She to spoiled. If I slapped my grampa I would have my butt slapped
Had a cousin that would act inappropriate and my aunt ignored it and made excuses, until one day I had enough and knocked the crap out of him. Funny enough he learned some act right around me after that 😅
my patience could never
This stuff always blows my mind. It just simply never would have occurred to me to act this way. My parents did not tolerate bad behavior of any kind. The worst punishment we got was a time out, standing in the corner, or getting toys and tv time taken away. But I just had complete respect for my parents authority.
This is from the show Parenthood - she's a high powered contract lawyer and he's some kind of engineer. She was their magic "you can't have babies" baby. The show is great - Sydney (the child) is the character I could have lived without.
When I was little I threw a tantrum like that, immediately got the belt to my butt and I was grounded for a week except to go to school. Boy did I learn. These days it's unthinkable for a parent to do such a thing
Parenting is hard. Respect to the parents that do it.