No, a parent doesn't have that right (which more than a right is a power or an authority); playing with your children's mental stability only makes you a bad parent, making them doubt themselves makes you a bad parent, giving them all the responsibilities that are yours is an abuse and so on.
You know, I knew someone was going to comment on something like that, after all there is always someone with a fucked up view on some things that happen all the time (but that doesn't make them any less important). It's really strange to me how someone can ignore and even justify the harm others receive because, according to them, that's the way things should be.
And just to clarify, you don't have to go around saying things like that so freely, as it takes all the courage for some of us to say it and that's why we chose an anonymous website, where there are no friends or acquaintances, and although I don't expect support from everyone on this site (because of the huge difference in mentalities out there), respect and validation is always welcome.
I'm late, sorry. Well, yeah, I agree with you. In fact, I tend to overanalyze every reaction of my own 'cause I'm scared I'm just overreacting. But, in moments like this, I'm pretty sure I'm not: she just told me that, unless she breaks my mouth, I will never learn how to not say bullshit. The reason: I didn't do her essay. She's taking virtual college, and I am the one who's doing ALL her homework, plus mine, and mi lil' brothers. I'm failing high school because of that, and she has the audacity to tell me she's disappointed in me, 'cause I'm making people talk bad about her. She told me like ten minutes ago that my stepfather is right, that she should beat me up so I can understand how to behave.
Istg my mother is the worst thing that has ever happened to me
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No, a parent doesn't have that right (which more than a right is a power or an authority); playing with your children's mental stability only makes you a bad parent, making them doubt themselves makes you a bad parent, giving them all the responsibilities that are yours is an abuse and so on.
You know, I knew someone was going to comment on something like that, after all there is always someone with a fucked up view on some things that happen all the time (but that doesn't make them any less important). It's really strange to me how someone can ignore and even justify the harm others receive because, according to them, that's the way things should be.
And just to clarify, you don't have to go around saying things like that so freely, as it takes all the courage for some of us to say it and that's why we chose an anonymous website, where there are no friends or acquaintances, and although I don't expect support from everyone on this site (because of the huge difference in mentalities out there), respect and validation is always welcome.
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Yes, you are correct if true.
But more often than not it’s the delusional teenager, with poo brain, thinking the parent is the problem.
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I'm late, sorry. Well, yeah, I agree with you. In fact, I tend to overanalyze every reaction of my own 'cause I'm scared I'm just overreacting. But, in moments like this, I'm pretty sure I'm not: she just told me that, unless she breaks my mouth, I will never learn how to not say bullshit. The reason: I didn't do her essay. She's taking virtual college, and I am the one who's doing ALL her homework, plus mine, and mi lil' brothers. I'm failing high school because of that, and she has the audacity to tell me she's disappointed in me, 'cause I'm making people talk bad about her. She told me like ten minutes ago that my stepfather is right, that she should beat me up so I can understand how to behave.
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Well in that case yes, she’s quite a nasty piece of work, sorry to hear that. I’m sure you’ll be much better off further down the road without them.