You're deliberately avoiding certain points in order to protect your mental illness, it's ok. Let's end this discussion.
what point did i miss when you're categorically lumping abuse into discipline when they can't even coexist except for blatantly false justification
again studies based on surveys stack against your notion you're literally appealing red herrings by being hell bent over abuse and insinuating what i deem discipline is abuse which is a massive L to your comprehension skills solis
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If you are a kid and did something nasty you might get a slap and be deserving but it shouldn't be a form of discipline to be used every time a mistake happens
About ten years ago my uncle slaped me and a couple weeks ago he told my dad a how sorry he was and that he never has beaten his own kids and still feels ashamed of himself when he sees me
but dude you are a grown adult hiding from your dad and now arguing how it's useful to beat your kids
Stop protecting an abuser
Beating kids was normal until 30 years ago and it was limited and had a age where it stopped
Nobody hits a teenager or an adult kid because they stayed out late they tell them to not do it again and that's it
Wtf honestly do you even get i literally deemed that light and humorous.. lowkey a gag on this thread did you flipin miss reading crap or what?
and that was my personal experience which i substantiated with my belief..
now we're arguing general concensus of "tough love" whether or not its abuse not my experience.. go reread the thread
stop linking my personal belief to this that's not what we're discussing