Jan 29, 2024
is it like. normal (in the sense of average, NOT in the sense of good) for parents to hit their children sometimes
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is it like. normal (in the sense of average, NOT in the sense of good) for parents to hit their children sometimes
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Taking a moment away from talking about doggos to talk about parenting
I'm in a slightly odd situation insofar as my fiance is ten years older than I am so her bio children are 14 and 16 respectively. I'm only eleven years older than the older kiddo. Which none of this is a problem or a negative.
It *is* odd though because I am relatively in-tune and aware with the things that my step kids enjoy and are consuming media-wise. They read and write fanfiction and use lots of internet terms their mother doesn't have a personal background knowledge of. She learns these words from us. Meanwhile I speak their internet language with ease and can easily make references they understand and enjoy.
Which led to today when I was driving the younger kid to school and as soon as we are beginning to drive away, she asks me if I'm aware of a particular character and begins to explain how he's her comfort character. Said character is from the Creepypasta body of works a la Slenderman n company. So today I'm having the (very good) emotional gut punch of her being able to safely talk about having such a character for her comfort character. It's not easy coming from the burden of traumas and experiences with mental illness this kid has had. So it makes sense she'd find a character with them comforting to her. But still, it's not a character most would proudly call comforting. So I'm glad she's able to say that to me and not worry about blowback from it. 🥺
So glad my parents were so much more understanding when it came to liking sad and painful scenes as a child. The teachers always asked the kids what there favorite parts were, and the kids would always put the cute scenes, but I didn't want to lie because the sad and mean parts were always my favorites. They told me it was normal to like the exciting parts and there was nothing wrong with me.
I'm glad to hear that anon!
I think for the most part, many parents want to protect children from hard things. Hard tasks, hard emotions, hard situations. Totally understandable, but sometimes it doesn't work out.
hey everyone, with mothers day coming up, I just wanted to say to everyone here that it’s okay to not want to celebrate the occasion because you don’t have a good relationship with your mom. you’re completely valid in your feelings.
some guy at my work today asked me “are you a momma?” and honestly like I could tell he was just being friendly like he was gonna wish me a Happy Mother’s Day if I was one but I just can’t believe I look old enough to be somebody’s mom? real talk, I AM old enough to be somebody’s mom, like I know that plenty of 25 year olds have babies but I’m just so not at that stage in my life and I feel like people should be able to tell that from like my aura or the way I carry myself or some shit. haha.
anyway, it freaked me out and it made me wonder if anyone ever really feels “old enough” to be a mom or if people just do it because they want to or they feel like they should? like, does anyone ever really feel ready for that responsibility? is it okay to still go for it if terrifies you? Idk, I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately and Idk what that means. I think I’m just trying to decide if I want kids eventually and I know I don’t have to make that choice right now but it still freaks me the hell out to even be thinking about it. I can’t seem to stop though. it’s so weird.
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“you always take your father’s side. why do you always make it out to be my fault?”
have you considered:
it is
you don’t respect anyone’s judgement except your own
you refuse to accept you might be wrong, ever, about anything
you emotionally manipulate everyone into feeling guilty for defending themselves
you’re the worst
you dont get to choose when to care about your kids
eddie’s relationship with their father, judd, is incredibly strained and complicated. judd loved his kid and felt that “tough love” was the way to go. he didn’t want eddie being bullied or ridiculed any more than they already were so they had many spats about eddie’s behavior. he called eddie homophobic slurs for their interest in fantasy. yelled at him for drawing on the walls while margot, eddie’s mom, encouraged it. he struck eddie across the face when they used kool aid to dye their hair. frequently told them to “man up.” he was, however, proud when eddie defended themselves from bullies in fights and engaged in “bonding” by teaching him to hotwire cars. as eddie grew, so did their resentment for judd & the desire to include him in their life shrunk.