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01-28-2013, 12:15 AM
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Also, overprotective parents. I once had a lady at my work who was telling me how she couldn't let her child watch Up because it had violence. What?
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01-28-2013, 12:17 AM
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^ I knew a mom just like that. Her son (only child) went through a brief, but potent, phase of just straight out hating her. And I can't blame him.
Now that he lives on his own they get along like a normal family, though.
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01-28-2013, 12:17 AM
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I know this shouldn't bother me, but it really does get on my nerves when parents can't pick a regular name for their child. I don't want to hear about a kid named "Ireland". I don't want to hear about 50 kids named Skylar. Seems popular around here, and it really makes me worry for the breeding populace and the future of the planet (again, I know it shouldn't, I can't help it, dammit).
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01-28-2013, 12:18 AM
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This one time at work there was a young mom and a little girl of perhaps 5 or 6 years. The girl was misbehaving and the mom said "_____, do you want to go in the basement?!!?" The little girl acted terrified and started crying and the mom responded "Ok that's it. Basement when we get home." The little girl about had a seizure she was so upset and terrified by that. I felt really bad for her.
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01-28-2013, 12:18 AM
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The biggest parenting mistake I see is stupid little 18-year-old cunts that are still living off of their parents believing that they are ready to have a child when they aren't even capable of providing for themselves, much less for a child.
Second biggest issue is people thinking that saying "Bad Johnny!" is a punishment, and will correct the child's ways. And everyone who's harping on child leashes: The leashes themselves aren't bad, its the parents who use them as an excuse to not watch their kid. Some parents use them because their kids like to disappear in large places. My parents had one for me for when we went to places like the airport or the flea market because I would disappear, find a hiding place, and fall asleep there.
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01-28-2013, 12:19 AM
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01-28-2013, 12:20 AM
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eh, most kids here are just straight up bratty, mouthy and spoiled. I feel like 90% of parents don't even decipline their kids properly/at all anymore. Wtf do I know, right??... I don't know. But when you've been diciplined and brought up exactly not to act like that^^ all of your life, and the majority of the kids you see do act like that.. it's bound to piss you off.
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01-28-2013, 12:20 AM
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here's a far out method of making sure your kid doesn't fuck off, hold the little shits hand if he cant handle not wandering off like a dipshit. you dont need to leash the ****er like a dog.
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01-28-2013, 12:20 AM
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01-28-2013, 12:22 AM
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When parents get mad at their kids for playing video games all day or playing violent video games and start complaining to the companies/devs/public about it.
IT'S MATURE RATED WHICH MEANS YOU HAVE TO BE 17 TO BUY IT. YOU BOUGHT IT FOR YOUR DUMBASS KID YOU ****TARD. God dammit, parents are idiots.
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That's annoying, but I wouldn't necessarily consider it bad parenting. Better than sending your kid into a basement as punishment. Unless the basement is where the game room is, but I doubt that, given the circum
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01-28-2013, 12:23 AM
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Maybe it's bad in some countries, but in a place like America with a ridiculous drinking age I find it perfectly acceptable.
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01-28-2013, 12:25 AM
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I saw the opposite of the "sir" problem once. I was in a department store or something and this woman kept calling her three or four year old "Baby." Like "Does baby have to go pee?"
That can't be good.
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When my dad tells me to do something I normally respond with "yes sir". It's just respectful, I had the opposite of strict parenting.
^ imagine the confused reactions that kid will have if he ever listens to led zeppelin
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01-28-2013, 12:26 AM
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01-28-2013, 12:33 AM
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I frequently see parents that have tons of gang related tattoos and dress like delinquents, with little kids dressed just like them. I understand they are products of their environment, but when you have a kid i believe it's time to grow up. Maybe that only happens where i live? anyone else see this?
It also pisses me off seeing 8 year olds saying tons of bad words, or just blatantly yelling out profanities because they heard their parents say it or in media.
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01-28-2013, 12:34 AM
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Not really relevant, but when kids call their parents by their first names instead of mom or dad it weirds me out.
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01-28-2013, 12:38 AM
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I went to a puppy store with my girlfriend and saw a terrible set of parents. My girlfriend and I went into a puppy pen to play with a puppy we had picked up and in the pen next to us this kid was torturing this poor little puppy (holding it upside down, smacking it, pinching it, throwing it, you name it!!!) and the parents just sat there like idiots ignoring the kid while they were on their iPhones.
And they were seriously right next to the kid and didn't do a single thing to stop him. Then an employee told the little boy to be gentle with the dog and still the parents didn't do shiit. All of a sudden the parent hear the kid squeal after the dog bites him and then they start complaining to the employees that the puppies are misbehaved.... honestly wanted to slap all of them in the face and chuck their iPhones on the ground. Idiotic parents are everywhere being controlled by their little brats, it's sickening. And then that whole everyone-is-a-winner-so-everyone-gets-a-trophy concept is the dumbest thing ever. Seriously when your kid gets to highschool their pride is gonna get smashed down and they will get a reality check!
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