LOCKED: people are getting too heated over a silly meme

go to s/parenting if you want to have a serious conversation about parenting

  • BradleyUffner@lemmy.world
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    17 days ago

    Nope, it’s because they used “I will steal your stuff, violate your trust, manipulate you, and lie to you” to try to “teach a lesson”.

        • Earthwormjim91@lemmy.world
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          17 days ago

          Three things? He told her to do the dishes then took her phone when she didn’t. That’s exactly one thing.

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            17 days ago

            I listed 4 things. “I will steal your stuff, violate your trust, manipulate you, and lie to you”. You only addressed “steal your stuff”. I’m waiting to see how you to excuse the other 3.

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              17 days ago

              I mean, if that’s how you view it, that’s. you problem. You having the privilege of a phone as a condition of doing your chores isn’t “taking your stuff” or “violating your trust”.

              The chores are a condition of the privilege. You not keeping up your end is violating the agreement. Not the other way around.

              You sound spoiled.

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        16 days ago

        When a parent gives their child trust, privacy, help, or even a phone, it is an expression of their love, and for it to be healthy it can’t be transactional.

        A child’s clothes are THEIR clothes. A parent guides, helps, and is in charge of it, but it BELONGS to the child. Same goes for ALL their posessions.