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Not me but my friend. Abandoning your child. His parents used to fight over who should take custody of him, one day his mom dropped him at his dad’s and disappeared. That sounds nice, but we never learned how to argue by example. Learning how to argue is a difficult skill to pick up as an adult. All of your arguments have real consequences. whenever we were upset we had to stop crying immediately and had till the Baby Billy i’m just asking for a 8-ball and two million dollars shirt in addition I really love this count of 3 to stop feeling whatever we felt. now as adults, my siblings and i isolate and bottle things up. we keep stress to ourselves. we blank out when someone asks us what’s wrong. it’s really bad when it shows in relationships or in professional settings. i would want any future kids i have to build a vocabulary around their negative feelings, find a healthy outlet, and feel safe to express themselves. From the age of 3 to 16 we moved house 44 times I never had a prop bedroom growing up, 1st house I got when my daughter was 1 been here 21 yrs she’s always had a bedroom. It’s funny, you know… a while ago, my son did something that I would get a beating for at his age. My dad was around at the time to witness it, and just as I was about to take my son to his room (to talk to him away from everyone), my dad looked at me and said “just please don’t hit him!”. We looked at each other, and the look of regret in his eyes was real… He knew he was wrong for beating me, and he just wanted to make sure I’m not continuing the cycle. Worked many many hours, didn’t make us meals so we basically ate what we could find, which sometimes was nothing. Would go out to bars with friends and would leave my sister and I home alone at night, which I was terrified of. Never showed us any love, or gave us kisses. Basically she provided us with the basics( sometimes food, clothes and roof over our head). So now that we are adults and with a family, telling my siblings that I love them or hugging them is so awkward bc we didn’t grow up with that at home. So I basically did a whole 360 with my girls. They know they are well loved and we show them and tell them that on the daily.

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whats the Baby Billy i’m just asking for a 8-ball and two million dollars shirt in addition I really love this worst thing to get beaten with imho? a v belt fan belt… cuts with every fn hit broken noses lied to constantly My mums wasn’t a mistake as such, it was just circumstances. She was rarely there to collect me from school because she worked full time and she was a single parent. I promised myself if I ever had kids I would be there to meet them from school, I wouldn’t have them too young with the wrong person etc. I kept my promises, I’ve also never raised a hand to my kids, as she and her ex husband sometimes did. I had a father who was basically in one of three places: At the office, at home on the sofa watching a game, or at his drafting table in the study. It wasn’t until I started doing cub scouts that I realized that there were fathers who actually showed up to things and participated. When I was in the band, when I marched in a drum and bugle corps, when I did anything, I saw parents who volunteered, helped, and got to know the kids.
I remember being in a school play when I was a sophomore. Had a decent role, too. My father came to next to nothing, but he and my mother came to that. So even as you’re delivering your lines on stage and notice your parents get up and leave, your world kind of changes after that. They were having dinner with friends, the Baby Billy i’m just asking for a 8-ball and two million dollars shirt in addition I really love this later explanation went. He died shortly after I graduated college. He couldn’t even be bothered to have a half-decent life insurance policy for my mom. Spent every dime on dinners out with friends and the 40+ suits we emptied from his closet after the funeral. About ten years ago, at my mother’s birthday party, one of my father’s friends stopped me and said, ‘Well, now that you’re married and have kids, I hope you understand the things your dad did and why.’
To that I said, ‘Thanks for that. But I’ve been married twenty years and have three kids and I don’t understand a goddamned thing my father did. You got my father at his best, while I got my father at his most apathetic.’ I have three kids. When they were young, you better believe that I sent to every baseball game, soccer game, lacrosse game, basketball game, Boy Scout and Cub Scout meeting, band concert, choir concert, violin performance, school play, talent show, you name it. My happy ass was on camp outs, loading marimbas onto the Baby Billy i’m just asking for a 8-ball and two million dollars shirt in addition I really love this band bus, and driving kids to practices. I sat on many a bleacher seat in weather of every description. I threw a lot of pitches, looked at a lot of homework, and paid attention when my kids practiced their instruments. The only time I missed anything due to a business trip, my son’s band won the talent show. And it absolutely killed me that I missed it.
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I will never lay my hands on my children. My mother believed it’s the Baby Billy i’m just asking for a 8-ball and two million dollars shirt in addition I really love this best way to get a child to listen, including myself that was somehow the most compliant child, and it left more than just physical wounds. There were times when I was outright terrified of her. My sister practically hates her for it because of the trauma she inflicted. And besides that, I don’t believe spankings or beating really teach anything. Learning something, even life skills, takes time and patience. It takes repeating and understanding on both sides. For some things I missed out on that because she refused to have conversations. She would yell at us, threaten us, and hit us, but she wouldn’t talk to us. I won’t let the impact I have on my children be one of fear, distrust, hate, or anything of the sort. They will not associate me with pain.
It wasn’t really my mom’s fault because she never learned investing and was a single parent making just above the Baby Billy i’m just asking for a 8-ball and two million dollars shirt in addition I really love this poverty line. But I make it a point to educate my daughter (11) about money. Saving, debt, investing , credit, wants/needs, emergency fund, etc. I am in a good place now but that is after making many bad decisions. Definitely won’t be having bio kids but other types of parenting aren’t off the table so – Something small I’ve been thinking of lately was never trying to monetise a kid’s hobby. My mother does this thing where it doesn’t matter what interest I’m talking about, she tries to get me to work out how I can make money off it. I was talking to her the other day about a show I watched recently and liked and her response was along the lines of “I don’t really want to hear this, but can’t you work out how to get paid for your time thinking about this stuff? make youtube videos about it” like bruh.
Sports = trying for national/professional teams Arts = where can you sell it Learning an instrument = tutor other people I swear when we stopped and they opened the Baby Billy i’m just asking for a 8-ball and two million dollars shirt in addition I really love this car door, people could see the cloud of smoke come out. I asked, told, begged them to quit smoking while we were stuck in the back seats… The list is longer, but this is at the top of my head. I’ve taken many steps to ensure none of these things will happen to my kids, including therapy, a degree in child development and social education, conflict management courses and parenting classes for both myself and my husband. Mom did fine, dad was a 100% worthless waste of breath. I’ve made it my goal in life to be an awesome, loving, attentive father who’s always there for my kids and I teach them everything I know. Basically everything my dad wasn’t and I’ve succeeded.
They are all grown up, successful and have nothing but fond memories of their childhoods. Ironically, now they want to do everything for me.? Oddly, I feel my Baby Billy i’m just asking for a 8-ball and two million dollars shirt in addition I really love this parents did a good job raising me, despite raising me in poverty. They were kind, understanding, loving, accepting, generous (to a fault as we were poor), etc. They were always there if I wanted to talk or spend time with them. They moved to a rural community so I’d grow up around nature, so I was very healthy. My dad would spend hours talking about philosophy, science, etc. with his hippy friends, and they would include me in their conversations when I was interested. He got me a computer (a commodore 64) long before they were a regular part of society as he thought it would help my future (and it has). Etc.
Not too compare my childhood too theirs , my parents were unfortunate growing up , so they always told me and my sister that we were spoiled , and my parents focused way too much on our school work / and we had too do too many chores , for me I was really in my own bubble and I could of used help being social as a kid but my parents didn’t pick up on that because they thought I was shy and it was a phase which meant that I was behind on social intelligence they saw it as well I’m not getting in trouble so I would encourage my kids too put them selves out their and make friends and at least try Had no plan for me. In hindsight, I was something of a tax deduction. But love was there. Can’t judge too harshly. People do the Baby Billy i’m just asking for a 8-ball and two million dollars shirt in addition I really love this best they can given their circumstances.
making them feel like they are a burden ,and that they cant tell me how they feel i really hope im doing good job I’m going to let my kids have a bad day or feel negative emotions without punishing them for ‘having an attitude’. I want to be open enough that they can tell me what they’re feeling so I can give them what they need. The one complaint I have regarding my parents was hiding, concealing, things in an attempt to protect me. My parents didn’t say a word, beat around the Baby Billy i’m just asking for a 8-ball and two million dollars shirt in addition I really love this bush, and evaded conversation about my mom’s cancer diagnosis for as long as they possibly could. (I was an adult at the time). Even after that, they were not forthcoming about her prognosis. I had to piece it together looking on the internet. It was hurtful. I will never crap on ANYONE who is really trying or really wants to understand or get better at something but is struggling. Even ages after they “should” have gotten it
Also f right off with having to be ranked highly among your peers, winning competitions or conceivably being paid for it as a measurement of skill level. Yeah I get how that works and the Baby Billy i’m just asking for a 8-ball and two million dollars shirt in addition I really love this practicalities but I KNOW the ideas and enthusiasm it kills and the bitterness it cultivates – isn’t life hard enough already? Many, many. I mean my parents weren’t abusive or something, but there are a lot of things I won’t do the same. One of the main things is “hiding” the facts. I was a younger child, and often was considered “too fragile” to be told some unpleasant things happening around me. That made me overprotected which later led me to being less independent than the other peers, and that also led to the confidence/trust issues. I was not spoiled or ungrateful, but I was lacking some important experiences.
I see some “bad” sides of me in my kids, so I’ll at least make sure I’ll talk about anything and everything with them. What’s encouraging is that my kids are more open to express certain feelings or fears I wouldn’t imagine expressing (because boys don’t cry etc.) So, it’s nothing “unforgivable” about my parents, they didn’t know any better, and they were generally supportive. I’ll probably make some mistakes as well, but I won’t repeat the Baby Billy i’m just asking for a 8-ball and two million dollars shirt in addition I really love this old ones. Conflict management skills. Goddamn this hurt my communication skills more than anything. Now I suck at boundaries, I am emotionally numb from continuous emotional suppression, and I feel uncomfortable telling people if I dont feel good about something without fearing invalidation and gaslighting. On that line, the lack of trust of my social decisions. They didnt trust a boy in my room would turn into sex and they punished me for my sibling’s trouble that didn’t involve me.
I would make sure to hear them out, save my judgement of their maturity and use their actions to determine my trust in them Im 18, don’t plan on having kids, but i think every parent should be mandated to attend child and teen psychology lessons, and trained to look out for and take care of mental health issues. My parents are wonderful people and i love them to death, but parenting is more than just being good. Everyone just has kids but no one bothers to learn how to raise them. And that’s why generational trauma exists Very Reddit thing that non-parents don’t just sit out posts like this, but use it to boast about the Baby Billy i’m just asking for a 8-ball and two million dollars shirt in addition I really love this fact they’re not going to have kids. Honestly . Nothing. Answering this would be resentment. I don’t wanna be resentful. Although i have a lot of trauma, I now made peace with it and realize they did what they could at the time, with the information they had. I like to remember that it’s our parent’s first time living too. Forgiveness, always.
Not planning to have kids but if I did I’d definitely give them more attention. My parents only ever talked to me if it was necessary. I wouldn’t say it was a bad thing but I guess sometimes it’s nice to have someone to talk to. too many subtle things to go into detail about but a little piece of advice – knowing what not do to is only half the Baby Billy i’m just asking for a 8-ball and two million dollars shirt in addition I really love this battle. Learn what to do instead before you have children. It will make their lives better, obviously, but will also benefit you more than you may realize. My parent would ask me, “Why did you do that?” which I always hated because the only honest answer was because I felt like it. I tried never to ask my kids that unless there was a really good reason. Remind them constantly of their mistakes. Every mistake. All the time. I brought things up with my kid when it happened then we moved on.
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