Jan 8, 2018
hey @staff I think it’d be particularly cool if the four-block of suggested posts, after I reblog a post, didn’t include illustrations of gore and urethral stretching devices???
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hey @staff I think it’d be particularly cool if the four-block of suggested posts, after I reblog a post, didn’t include illustrations of gore and urethral stretching devices???
Nothing pisses me off more than grown adults that cannot take responsibility for their own choices. NEVER BLAME YOUR CHILDREN FOR YOUR RELATIONSHIP BREAK DOWN. No matter how justified you think you might be, no matter how difficult your child is behaving. 1. Your child is obviously struggling to deal with their emotions and how to react, and blaming them for the relationship issues you and your partner are having only puts unneccessary stress on them. 2. By blaming them, you are giving up on them, you are pretty much saying “you are to difficult to be with so me or daddy might end up leaving because of your behaviour” 3. How can you expect your child to take responsibility for their actions if you aren’t doing so yourself? LEAD BY EXAMPLE. 4. Shouldn’t even have to be said but is it helping to blame? Is it what you would want done to you?
Rant over.