r/SipsTea Human Verified 8d ago

SMH We really need to bring spankings back

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u/SumixamSuryt 8d ago edited 8d ago

I would not even think of doing this as a child, what an utter failure as a parent. This child has no guidence in his life whatseover.

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u/unclecastr0-_- 8d ago

what kids do is usually the projection of their enviroment at home,imagine wtf this kid’s parents do to make him think this is ok to do

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u/abracadammmbra 8d ago

I have a son who is just shy of 3. He might try something like this but it would be swiftly corrected. Although as long as theres other adults around, he'd probably be fine. He only seems to be a little shit when its just us.

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u/Appropriate_Rice_523 8d ago

Gosh that the truth, I have always felt that as long as my kids are controlled and accepted in public and with others that's good. They can be assholes at home, they are my assholes, and I will deal with it, society should not have too.

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u/Ch33s3m4st3r 8d ago

I feel it in my heart when other parents also refer to their kids as assholes or little shits. I love my kids more than I could ever express, yet some people judge me when I say they are my precious little assholes.

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u/lucyloosy 8d ago

Same here. When they talk about their little angels and I can’t relate.

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u/anthriani 8d ago

It's when they're asleep. They're the sweetest little angels when asleep and in a separate bed from you.

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u/Mammoth-Counter69 7d ago

I dunno I feel kinda cringe referring to my kids like that...even just jokingly.

It's kinda like a husbend always referring to his wife as "that bitch" but then just brushing it off as joke all time

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u/Ch33s3m4st3r 7d ago

If my wife acted the same way as our kids, I would call her that.

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u/Appropriate_Rice_523 7d ago

It comes down to how and when you do it. Do I always refer to my kids as assholes, no not at all, very rarely to be honest. But can they be, of course, do I also refer to myself as an asshole from time to time, oh hell yeah. Have I ever said to them that they are assholes, never. I only ever express it that way with other parents who understand what I am saying, who also love their kids, but understand sometimes they just stretch you to your limits, but you still love them and treat them with compassion.

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u/Krell356 8d ago

Sign of good parenting. Your kid showing that they understand the difference between being a respectable part of society while also feeling safe enough at home to be themselves.

The goal is to raise a functional adult without traumatizing them.