.....the small creature we lovingly call a child, decided to throw her tantrum in the store the other day… It resulted in my dragging her round the shop on her knees, then her belly. I gave up caring that this would seem like bad parenting when I’d been punch in the face, kicked in the crotch (Thank bob I’m not a man) and finally bitten on my collar bone… I fucking didn’t care… Was a great birth control commercial though.
Why do they fucking do this?? Dragging your kid through the store instead of busting their ass & taking them out of the store is just so horribly inconvenient for you, so the rest of fucking society has to suffer because you're a selfish cunt? Just exactly when did this thing become acceptable?
I don't need to see your kid acting all shitty in public to know that I need to use birth control. It just reinforces it. Actually I think I may call the doctor tomorrow & see about having my uterus yanked out through my nose.
They are just trying to accomplish things and they are the selfish cunts? It couldn't possibly be the one who thinks her nonexistent right not to be exposed to anything she doesn't like is more important than everything and everyone else.
ReplyDeleteThe thing we all hated about Hawaii the most was the Cult of the Keiki (keiki being native-speak for child). Anything the keiki did was not only sanctioned as perfect, but encouraged no matter the distress and dismay it caused.
ReplyDeleteMy idea to to send doting child-worshippers and their spawn to one island in the chain, get the kids to an age they might behave, and then let them return to the mainland. Of course, if your parents kiss kiddy-butt all their little developing of a brain years, chances are the kids won't be much different when they return than when they left.
I raised my children to be decent in public, polite, and responsible. I did not have them to inflict upon the general population as reminders to take their birthcontrol.
What happened to parents being in control? Growing up we knew if we acted like an ass we were going to get a slap up side the head or worse and sent home to work our ass off. Kids can do what they want, when they want and your right Shannon, they don't mind making us listen to the crying, screaming, tantrums.
ReplyDeleteInteresting that she wrote "I gave up caring that this would seem like bad parenting." So many glaring evils in that sentence I don't know where to start ...
ReplyDelete1. "Gave up" is code for "the brat I chose to have and will not control is YOUR problem now, General Public! Mwah!"
2. "Seem like"? SEEM LIKE?
3. Bad parenting? That's NO parenting.
I think people like this idiot who REFUSES TO TAKE THE TANTRUM CHILD OUTSIDE are actually resentful that they have the brat and just want everyone else to "enjoy" their pain and frustration. It's sort of a cry for attention, too, I really think it is. Letting a kid act out so as to disturb everyone else like that IS SELFISH, there is no doubt about that. On many levels.
Here, again, is the simple rule: YOUR "RIGHTS" stop at the end of your nose. Your CHILD's "RIGHTS" stop at the end of HIS NOSE.
This is the type of crap that you see when "parents," and I use the term loosely, don't discipline their offspring. They need to start early, and be consistent with it. We did, and we have well behaved, well adjusted kids; go figure.
ReplyDeleteWe're now seeing the results of a generation being raised in accordance with the "spanking is bad" mantra.
i could'nt agrree with u anymore and i also think that this world is too overpopulated as it is...there is more to life than breeding and it does'nt make u a better person, it could in fact make u worst when you see yourself having to provide for greedy little monsters that will suck you dry until your old...i think not!
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