Haha, i gotta laugh from the pussies that reply to this topic. Right, maybe trying to suffocate you was a bit harsh, but getting the belt once in a while for being an asshole little kid was appropriate and necessery in my book at least. I remember when i used to get the belt when i did shit i knew i wasnt allowed like going outside when it was late. My dad only had to raise his voice a little and i was already crapping my pants, and most people would think "Youre father has no right to tell you what to do even more to raise his voice at you".. But i respect and love my father now, the discipline (even if it wasnt as extreme as yours) benefited me in the end. Remember this, Vikings used to treat theyre male children very roughly and harsh, but they grew up to be very tough and un-flinching men. Ive no idea why it doesnt happen anymore, i suppose the whole "acceptance of whom you are" bullshit that many people are being fed ruins it.
Is it normal to think abuse is discipline
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Haha, i gotta laugh from the pussies that reply to this topic. Right, maybe trying to suffocate you was a bit harsh, but getting the belt once in a while for being an asshole little kid was appropriate and necessery in my book at least. I remember when i used to get the belt when i did shit i knew i wasnt allowed like going outside when it was late. My dad only had to raise his voice a little and i was already crapping my pants, and most people would think "Youre father has no right to tell you what to do even more to raise his voice at you".. But i respect and love my father now, the discipline (even if it wasnt as extreme as yours) benefited me in the end. Remember this, Vikings used to treat theyre male children very roughly and harsh, but they grew up to be very tough and un-flinching men. Ive no idea why it doesnt happen anymore, i suppose the whole "acceptance of whom you are" bullshit that many people are being fed ruins it.