Re: 16-year-old girl arrested for punching dad who tried to spank her
The dad was just keeping his pimp hand strong.
The dad was just keeping his pimp hand strong.
Just try and realise not all parents or methods of discipline are as excessive as what you probably went through.said by Tachyon Sheild
and the problem here is clear. You are painting all parents with the same brush. You had a bad experience with one of your parents who went too far and over the top when it came to disciplining you and now you're under the false impression that all kids who are disciplined go through the same kind of thing when they don't. I got the slipper now and again or a crack from my mother. It taught me to behave but didn't make me resent them, maybe if they beat me senseless then i'd hate them but that's not what happened.
How do you know that this girl father wasn't the sort to go over the top when it came to discipline. I think spanking your daughter at 16 is way over the top. I don't think that my mother physically hit me once I was in highschool (she had turned to serious verbal abuse instead by then).
I was able to make both my two youngest sons behave without resorting to any form of physical violence. The only son that had problems was my eldest who was physically abused by his father. His father left when my eldest was 6 1/2 but my son had developed violent tendencies before then.
I got beleted one Christmas Day because I complained to my brother had broken the little pocket clock I got as a prersent. The clock was in my room and he went in and overwound it. My belting was because "I let him do it".said by An Officer
I most definitely did not deserve it, one time it was because I had apparantly lost my watch (it turned out a cousin had stolen and hidden it)... the smacks usually came only because my mother wanted to show her relatives that she does discipline me the way they discipline their own.
We used to also get slaps for having too more than one hankie in our pockets andfor biting our nails (I still bite my nails). My mother used to make us hold up our dresses so that our grandmother, i.e. my father's mother, could see our bruises. My grandmother totally disapprove of physical punishment and raised both my father and his brother without it. They both turned out to be fine, upstanding citizens.
Been there. If I didn't apologize, I got it again till I did.My eldest sister, Vicki, used to get hit the hardest. This was because she refused to make a sound when she was belted. She didn't want to give Mum the satisfaction of hearing her cry or scream so she bite her lip. This really frustrated Mum and so she hit Vicki twice as long and twice as hard.
My sisters like me decided not to hit their children as a form of discipline. All of their children were well behaved as children and have turned out to be decent adults.
Been there. If I didn't apologize, I got it again till I did.
Hells, I got "discipline" for being to smart. Yes, that's correct. I was in AP classes most of my educational life, and if I corrected someone or showed someone up by, you know by doing a silly thing like doing something correctly, I was "disciplined" for "being a smartass" or a "know it all".
Been there. If I didn't apologize, I got it again till I did.
Hells, I got "discipline" for being to smart. Yes, that's correct. I was in AP classes most of my educational life, and if I corrected someone or showed someone up by, you know by doing a silly thing like doing something correctly, I was "disciplined" for "being a smartass" or a "know it all".
Damn.I thought my parents were bad for not liking the fact that I read a lot.
so you all suffered from harsh discipline from parents who went too far so that automatically means that all disciplining like a slap on the leg is 'the great evil'. I was disciplined by getting slaps and cracks and i'm better for it, I respect my parents and my parents are great people and only had my best interests at heart. Not all parents who discipline their kids with a slap are the spawn of satan or take pleasure in doing it.
Trying to spank a 16 year old girl is going to far. At 16 there are countless other ways a child can be disciplined.
My eldest sister, Vicki, used to get hit the hardest. This was because she refused to make a sound when she was belted. She didn't want to give Mum the satisfaction of hearing her cry or scream so she bite her lip. This really frustrated Mum and so she hit Vicki twice as long and twice as hard.
My eldest sister, Vicki, used to get hit the hardest. This was because she refused to make a sound when she was belted. She didn't want to give Mum the satisfaction of hearing her cry or scream so she bite her lip. This really frustrated Mum and so she hit Vicki twice as long and twice as hard.
Granted I don't know the whole situation but based on this it would seem that your sister had some serious rebellion issues. I see the same attitude in my one niece and she's not "hit."
My eldest sister, Vicki, used to get hit the hardest. This was because she refused to make a sound when she was belted. She didn't want to give Mum the satisfaction of hearing her cry or scream so she bite her lip. This really frustrated Mum and so she hit Vicki twice as long and twice as hard.
Granted I don't know the whole situation but based on this it would seem that your sister had some serious rebellion issues. I see the same attitude in my one niece and she's not "hit."
Are you seriously suggesting a child who, in her own way, stands up when she is being abused, has serious rebellion issues? My mother would beat us with a hairbrush until we were bruised black and blue. Why shouldn't my sister 'rebel' against that.
My sister was never in any trouble at school, she never caused problems in the neighbourhood. She was a generally a quiet child who was very protective of others and a very sensible girl.
I clearly remember how she took control of the situation during the 1967 bushfires. We were walking home when we saw that houses were on fire on the hill we had to walk up to get home. Snakes were coming out of the long grass and coming down the street. My sister quickly gathered up about 20 children and made us all return to the school where she told the teachers of the dangerous situation.
As I said I don't know the whole situation but they way you put it sounded rebellious.
As I said I don't know the whole situation but they way you put it sounded rebellious.
Did you read any of my posts before that one? Because I had previously stated some of the trivial things we received physical punishment for
including
*Having more than one hankie in our pocket
*Having bit nails
In both of these cases my mother would line us and make us empty our pockets. We would then have to put the extra hankies down in front of us. Then we would have to hold out our hands and Mum would count the bit nails, she would add this number to our tally. Then she would hit us across the knuckles with a ruler. Do you really thing that this was normal discipline.
* A belting because my brother broke my clock. It didn't matter that he entered my room without my permission when I wasn't even in the room and wound the clock. I walked in and found him with the broken clock in his hands. I was belted for allowing him to break the clock.
My sister summed it up well when she says that Mum would look for any reason to belt us on a Saturday so she could the bruises to Grandma on a Sunday. She and her mother-in-law didn't get on. Mum knew Grandma disapproved of children being hit so on Saturdays she hit us to spite Grandma. Sometimes she did the bit nails/hankie scene in front of my gran. In the end my grandmother told my Dad he could bring us children for a visit but not to bring my mother.
Have you noticed how you are using extreme, unusual and abnormal cases to condeme all discipline? I'm not saying what happened to you was not right but should we also drop grounding? Using your logic here is why: my wife, in high school, was doing something after school with the school and they changed the location. She forgot to call her parents and tell them. She was grounded for a week for that.
Have you noticed how you are using extreme, unusual and abnormal cases to condeme all discipline? I'm not saying what happened to you was not right but should we also drop grounding? Using your logic here is why: my wife, in high school, was doing something after school with the school and they changed the location. She forgot to call her parents and tell them. She was grounded for a week for that.
Corporal punishment is by its nature different. It is violence, even in mild forms.
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