And then they wonder why their kids need therapy
And don’t talk to them anymore.
Can confirm, am therapist.
I’m sorry. I’m glad you’re there to help! Too often do kids go without for too long
I love my job, and I love seeing positive changes in my clients. And I can confirm that it’s ~90% dealing with people whose parents sucked. The others usually experienced some kind of adult trauma or just want to explore themselves more.
No they don’t, they just want more obediance no matter what and degrade you for having any needs at all.
You’re a child, that means I provide food, lodging and transportation in exchange for you taking care of my emotional needs. I’m a good parent because you haven’t starved to death.
Except they never consented to that deal, and you made them too young to make major life decisions. Fix that first, then ask them again when they’re in their 20 if they’d like to help you. But I think you might already know what position you put yourself in. Enjoy the daycare home in your old age
Let’s hope the next generation has learned what not to do
Hitting a child is not parenting. It’s abuse.
There is nothing a child learns from being hit, only violence. There are ways to show a child that they did wrong, hitting them is not one of them
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Must be nice to get a warning first 😂
Ah the perpetual Russian roulette of not doing what your parents say but wondering if they’ll actually enforce it today.
Dueling Russian roulette.
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Minus the vague threat I used to come home from school most days to one of these
…vague?
Specificity would be “im going to whoop each of you in the back of the knees with a looped extension cord until they go purple so that it hurts when you walk but your pants cover them up.”
Then quit taking food in your room then shoving the trash under your bed.
No, and the notes were generally about cleaning up the kitchen/family room and taking the chicken out of the freezer.
I felt that
Exclamation marks and underlining were the emojis of that time.
That’s horrifyingly specific.
