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Topic	It's ok to beat your kid with a belt.
Prismsblade 12/14/19 12:51:46 PM #39:	InfinityMonster posted... That's not how it works. Obedience through fear is a thing, but it's short term satisfaction in exchange for long term damage. Theres to many examples of it working to the contrary to disregard it as a failed method that causes long term damage just becuase you dislike it. InfinityMonster posted... What? Most kids are normal. If they're misbehaving, they'll eventually learn through other discipline means. If your child is at the point that you have to physically hurt them to stop xyz behavior, it's likely because of s*ty attitudes and behaviors passed down by the parent, or in many cases, meaning they have behavioral issues that need professional attention. Not a beating. And some children are incredibly hard headed, inherently bratty, and do not respond well to or at all to certain, non physical disciplinary methods. I cant stress this enough but beatings are not a go to, immediate punishment when kids misbehave. They are used either as a warning or last resort. Of course after the parents have properly explained why it's bad, they shouldn't do this or that, and what may happen. --- 3DS FC:3368-5403-9633 Name: Kaizer PSN: Blackkaizer <cite>Prismsblade posted [p:931576578] in It's ok to... [t:78252913]...</cite> <quote>InfinityMonster posted... </cite> <quote>That's not how it works. Obedience through fear is a thing, but it's short term satisfaction in exchange for long term damage.</quote>Theres to many examples of it working to the contrary to disregard it as a failed method that causes long term damage just becuase you dislike it. InfinityMonster posted... </cite> <quote>What? Most kids are normal. If they're misbehaving, they'll eventually learn through other discipline means. If your child is at the point that you have to physically hurt them to stop xyz behavior, it's likely because of s*ty attitudes and behaviors passed down by the parent, or in many cases, meaning they have behavioral issues that need professional attention. Not a beating.</quote>And some children are incredibly hard headed, inherently bratty, and do not respond well to or at all to certain, non physical disciplinary methods. I cant stress this enough but beatings are not a go to, immediate punishment when kids misbehave. They are used either as a warning or last resort. Of course after the parents have properly explained why it's bad, they shouldn't do this or that, and what may happen. --- 3DS FC:3368-5403-9633 Name: Kaizer PSN: Blackkaizer</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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