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LowEndLem
Title: Not Gay
Joined: Mar 19 2009
Location: Illinois
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I got spanked every time I acted like a shit. I turned out.....eh, I'm already fucked up. But I also never got hit if i didn't deserve it.
Spanking works. I'm a doctor.
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Undeath
Title: Facepuncher of Asses
Joined: Jan 15 2009
Location: Here
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"Ass-whooping" is kind of a Southern euphemism. I can say I never got beaten, nor would I do the same to my son. But a good whack was all it took.
I don't view timeout, or as I put it, boredom, as a truly effective punishment because then, if overused, you view ALL boredom as punishment. School is punishment. Work is punishment. In essence, you've been negatively reinforced on the rest of your life, unless you find a sugar daddy. I was raised to believe I have to earn what I get, and while I do get bored at work, it's combined with the satisfaction of earning something to combine into positive reinforcement. Also, I did get paid allowance to do chores, but the 'manual labor' punishment was basically getting arrested and sentenced to community service, i.e. I have to do chores in addition to my regular chores, and NOT get paid for them. I feel this is kind of effective because unless you have a slacker employer who's going to fire you anyway, what is the punishment for doing something wrong at work? That's right, more work.
I know not everyone would or does agree with me, and that's fine. There is technically no right or wrong answer in this case without going to extremes (getting beaten with coat hangers, etc.) But look how much worse kids have gotten since a stigma had been attached to spanking. Sure, kids are always going to be bad, but doesn't it seem like kids are much worse than when you were younger? When I was younger, I saw a kids' parents give him a spanking for acting up in a grocery store and that kid sure the hell shut right up. Twenty years later, the same kind of kid throws a temper tantrum in another grocery store. Mom and Dad do nothing about it except say "No, baby, don't do that." This kid was throwing glass bottles on the goddamn floor and the worst he got was "Don't misbehave, my love."
Bullshit. If I'd done that, I'd have been lucky if my ass wasn't red. And back then, I felt as I do now: Never give a spanking unless it's deserved. I'm not going to spank my son for eating cookies before dinner when I said no. I AM going to spank my son for kicking the cat over and over again.
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Pandajuice
Title: The Power of Grayskull
Joined: Oct 30 2008
Location: US and UK
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Again, if my kid was throwing a tantrum and bottles to the floor, I'd spank him right then and there, then drag his ass out of the store and ban him from ever coming with me again. Just because you see one set of parents act so lenient toward a spoiled kid doesn't mean that's the dominant attitude amongst all parents and children.
Corporal Punishment is only banned in public schools (still allowed in private ones) in only half of the US, and is legal in the home in all 50 states. People like to argue that the school bans are why children are worse these days, but it isn't really accurate because legally, corporal punishment is still an option for parents to exercise when necessary.
Unless you're in the field of child psychology and done extensive studies, it's hard to say definitively whether or not kids have gotten worse in the last 15 years and as I said before, it's tempting to say it because of your own childhood nostalgia.
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username
Title: owner of a lonely heart
Joined: Jul 06 2007
Location: phoenix, az usa
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a buddy was telling me about this tantrum his kid was throwing at the grocery store. the kid threw himself on the ground and started screaming and yelling and what not. so my buddy goes over to the soda rack, gets a 20 oz soda, opens it up, and just starts spilling it on his kids face so the kid starts choking a bit on it.
kind of like waterboarding, but not as harsh cause he only did a couple of drops of the soda. of course, the kid is embarrassed and gets up and starts 'acting right,' as my friend puts it.
"you wanna act stupid, i'll act stupider and make you look stupid" is basically what he told his kid afterwards.
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anorexorcist
Title: Polar Bear
Joined: May 21 2008
Location: The Cock and Plucket
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I only got spanked very rarely when I was really little and it wasn't hard. I got the grounding and the "I'm very dissapointed with you" talks instead. I'd often get sent to my room...where I kept all of my toys, my parents would come to get me before I ever asked to be let out so that didn't work on me.
Taking away the T.V. worked when I was 10 and under though.
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scamrock
Title: Space Bastard
Joined: Jan 26 2008
Location: Planet Druidia
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| anorexorcist wrote: |
I only got spanked very rarely when I was really little and it wasn't hard. I got the grounding and the "I'm very dissapointed with you" talks instead. I'd often get sent to my room...where I kept all of my toys, my parents would come to get me before I ever asked to be let out so that didn't work on me.
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Taking away the tv would still work on me today.
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lavalarva
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Joined: Dec 04 2006
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Whenever I started throwing a tantrum when I was young, my parents usually ignored me and I got bored after about a minute.
Of course, if I did that in public, I'd get punished. But as a kid I was really fucking shy, so I doubt I did that much.
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