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No you will not convince me that the Terrans, literally born yesterday are somehow in the wrong for wanting to play around and be a kid vs training for a conflict they never asked to be in.

Yes I get they need to in order to protect themselves and others for being dragged away and experimented on.

But I won't ever get the anger ppl have towards kid characters for acting out like a CHILD WOULD DO.

Like when Thrash was upset at the memorial, he doesn't get the gravity of it because he's a CHILD. And Megs understood trying to explain that this is a future they don't want to have.

And the majority of the time the hate is mostly towards the female child character who i see get the most hate or called out for acting out.

The boys are disliked sure the most I've seen is "they are boring and slightly annoying" but I've seen some AWFUL things said about the girl characters

#maccadam #Transformers #transformers earthspark #twitch malto #twitch earthspark #thrash malto #Thrash Earthspark #Kid characters in tf #child behavior #Like sure sari and miko cna be annoying #But God forbid a girl exist in this ip #Could they be better written sure ofc #but holy shit man

Misbehavior is not a reflection of merit Misbehavior is not a reflection of character Misbehavior is not a reflection of intelligence Misbehavior is not a reflection of work ethic Misbehavior is not a reflection of morals or values

Misbehavior is a reflection of well-being Misbehavior is a reflection of environment Misbehavior is a reflection of power dynamics Misbehavior is a reflection of support systems Misbehavior is a reflection of how someone is treated

“Bad” kids don’t misbehave hurting kids misbehave traumatized kids misbehave abused kids misbehave neglected kids misbehave scared kids misbehave lonely kids misbehave grieving kids misbehave stressed kids misbehave overwhelmed kids misbehave burnt-out kids misbehave

Its not a “tantrum” or a “fit” or a “bad kid” with “unacceptable behavior,” it’s a cry for help

When kids misbehave, stop “punishing” and “disciplining” and “reprimanding” them

When kids misbehave for the love of god just help them

And P.S. this basically applies to adults as well

I’m unsure if always playing the dog in the family game at school has made me or was a sign of but it definitely is something to do with these:

a, being a furry

b, being a therian

c, being alterhuman/otherkin/nonhuman

d, being queer

e, being neurodivergent

f, being an ambivert

g, being selectively mute

h, enjoying making animal noises

I, touch repulsed and yet touch starved

j, desire for being understood without talking

k, desire to be loved unconditionally

l, desire for others to tell me what to do

m, desire for an outlet to be myself in without judgement / with support

n, stage fright

o, being silly

p, all of the above

#house game #dog #roleplay #silly billy #little goober #funny memes #lol #analysis #vent? not really #therian #alterhuman #otherkin #queer #lgbtqia #trauma idk #psychology #child behavior

Nika Douvikas, MD, shared her views on TikTok about giving in to kids. Here's what other experts have to say.

Nika Douvikas, eh? I think this pediatrician is Doc McStuffins.

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How Parenting Style Influences Children's Honesty

A child’s first lie can be a significant moment in their growth, signaling a movement towards independent thought. Though these early “white lies” may bring a smile to parents’ faces, they can also cause concern if dishonesty develops into a habit or arises in unsuitable situations. It’s important to recognize what these behaviors represent, as doing so can help nurture open communication and…

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