March 13, 2026 - 18:20 UTC
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Boy makes boy cry, but it's a womans fault? As always.
Yes, hate is taught, and children learn most from their parents, good or bad.
Yes, hate is taught, and children learn most from their parents, good or bad.
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If this is about learned bullying, then I have mixed feelings. I understand mean parents can cause their kids to grow up angry, but not sure how that leads to them bullying ordinary kids. If there's just a mean parent, an angry child of the parent, and another ordinary kid, I don't see incentive.
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My mother used to insult my interest in music and drawing, calling them stupid or useless hobbies. So I'd always end up saying the same to my friend, that their interest in art was dumb.
I realized this when I was 16 and still feel bad about it.
I realized this when I was 16 and still feel bad about it.
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Bullπ©! My adult daughter is an ardent Trump supporter, and I am a devout Democrat. Put an end to holding parents accountable for every thought their kids have. They can come up with their own ideas.
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I would argue that the person the tongue comes from changes as the kid/person ages. For this preschool aged kid, parents are the biggest influence. Make the kid a bit older and it would be a classmate's tongue. Make them a teen and it would be a YouTuber's tongue. An adult: a politician or priest.
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I used to think no parent would directly teach antisocial behavior until my wife (A nanny) shared with me one of her clients explicitly instructed her to not teach her children to say "please" or "thank you" under any circumstance and, I quote, "My children take what they want."
Future is in hands.
Future is in hands.
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Oh for Pete's sake. Kids also learn crap from getting beat up in bathrooms, social media on the school bus and alcoholic dads. Humans have been murderous jerks since the beginning of time; some worse than others. I'm not blaming my ex's terrible behavior on their moms. The moms were horrified, too.
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