What does hurting them teach? It teaches nothing

Yeah like what if u got a little cat killer on ur hands

pray ya kids dont grow up to be as immature as you because once again YOU started the discussion nigga

HAVE ANY OF YALL READ THE POST WHERE I SAID I DON’T WHOOP MY KID??

If not then shut the f*** up goddamn, i’m not passing NO cycle down you f***ing buffoon, I’m just saying there’s nothing wrong with getting a reasonable ass whooping when you’ve crossed a line.

real talk suck my d*** nigga fr

You, as the parent, putting violence on them makes them see violence as a valid means of exerting control

the a***ogy i like to use is this: why do we discipline kids the way a pimp breaks his hoes?

also before anyone says otherwise in an appeal to tradition, in both black and latino communities, the practice did originate from european colonialism

Then that mf needs therapy not an ass whoopin

Take things away, make them do extra chores, ground them, etc.

If you’re kid doing s*** that needs worse than that they need some type of counseling or behavioral therapy.

Prolly gonna be a hard labor punishment type parent

U can do all this including physical discipline

Real s*** shut the F*** UP

They said they have kids

I feel bad for them it's only one bad day until they start getting smacked

It teaches them that violence is an acceptable method of expressing love and f***s their heads for the rest of their lives.

Physical discipline achieves nothing

Precisely

Literally not true

Never met someone who was hit as a kid that was well adjusted

Like ever

Y’all are babies
get the f*** off your high horse ol “im better than you” ass chump mfs

Or physical challenges its a win win. You f*** up you running 5 miles with a weighted backpack

Nah you want to hit babies

It is true. Anything that physical violence achieves can be achieved using a well principled and non-violent move forward

Violence is just the result of lazy, careless, and controlling parenting. There’s no thought out into the long term relationship between the parent and child

corporal punishment gets short-term results due to enacting physical violence as a means to an end, but long-term, it may hurt the child in non-physical ways

yes. i grew up getting hit as a kid, and i can see how it contributed to my current struggles with mental health

i have a good relationship with my parents, but that type of treatment in my formative years definitely left an impact and a unresolved tension that wasn’t dealt with for years with them

Says the one who wants to hit kids

wtf is this thread