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You'll notice I've referenced my GF for the facts, cause she's smart enough to not only hold a conversation with me, yet she can teach me things. Its too bad most here are dumbasses. |
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I'M NOT A DUMBASS YOU FUCK!!! |
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The teen pregnancy rate is half what it was decades ago. Teenage smoking is at an all time low. Teens are waiting longer to have sex. More teens are choosing to pursue post secondary education. Just cause you know the tards of life, doesn't mean on average kids are getting better - and guess what, its from better education and more involvement. Yet feel free to provide more off the cuff examples, cause those are what counts, right? Quote:
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Its not about letting them do whatever they want, like getting blasted in the basement. Its about letting them try things and learn something from it. |
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I guess the shoe fit. |
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Ironic you ha noting to rebut, right? There's lots in this thread that agree with my opinion, in fact the helicopter parents are in the minority. Sucks eh? |
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So let me get this straight.... Some of you would let kids do this under your supervision, with the intention of them trying and learning from it... all under moderation of course. So where do you start drawing the line on when it is ok to consume the alcohol or smoke? Obviously as a parent you have your set of rules your kid would have to adhere to... but when they start asking you if its ok and you deny their request.... who's to say that they wouldn't try to find another way to do it anyways....? How is that then gonna be any different from the other kids who were never allowed to drink/smoke cuz they didn't have "cool parents"? In the end kids will do whatever it takes to get what they want, and if they want it bad enough, they'll just go down the street or to the park to do it anyways. You allowing them and being the "cool parent" is just a "convenience" to when they can and want to. "Mom/dad said yes? ok guys come over! "Mom and dad said no? alright guys, not here today.... lets go hang out and maybe we'll grab a beer and smoke outside tonight instead." Back to square 1! I've seen a lot of the bashing in this thread, so I feel I should make it clear to Taylor192 or any other parent who partakes in this method of raising kids... that this is not meant to attack him or anyone who gets offended... I wanna keep things as civilized as possible and it's more of me trying to understand where you guys are coming from. My own take on it: Everyone will have their own way to raise their kids, with their own set of rules, some Gridlock's way, and some Taylor's... certain ways may work with some families, others may need stronger or less discipline... but just because the process is different does not make one better than the other. I believe I share the same idea as most who have posted... that talking and having your kid learn about drugs and alcohol is a must, and where I, as a parent will draw the line is not letting and not wanting them to participate just cuz it's under mine or another parent's supervision. |
dude taylor you really need to get your head out of your ass, take a step back and look at what the fuck you're saying Posted via RS Mobile |
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What YOU do with or to YOU OWN kid is YOUR business...but if you are opening the door to MY kid without MY knowledge and letting them drink, thats a different story! I am pretty sure this is the point some of us are trying to make...am I wrong!? And as you can read in the link YOU provided...not only is it immoral to allow other kids to drink in your house, it is also ILLEGAL! |
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and take it out of context how? You're insinuating that "teachers would understand and automatically side with you." I didn't. It's as simple as that and it's shown that loud-arrogance doesn't mean you're infallable to errors. BTW, would you give your 13 yr old porn? As long as you supervise it? :lol |
Studies show that kids with a first drink before 15 are far more likely to abuse alcohol. They're not sure if it's the environment they're in or drinking in formative years alone. Other studies also show a clear decrease in alcohol abuse for kids who drank at home with their parents responsibly (with dinner, special occasions, etc). There's a lot of grey area, but it's pretty clear that kids will generally follow the footsteps of their parents (to a limit). I've always believed that the bigger the walls, the further the fall. I'll probably raise my kids somewhere in the middle. Kids with overly strict/repressive parents seem to rebel the hardest, maybe because their parents never taught them how to be responsible for themselves or the emotional (sometimes physical) abuse causes substantial emotional scars. |
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I drank on occasions starting at the age of like what 11? :lol but it was tiny sips thats all, it's not like parents planned on getting drunk and partying.. Posted via RS Mobile |
taylors source for studies and facts is what his horny gf tells him who works in the dtes and agrees with drug use (hmm crackwhore anyone? i'll assume that)... :seriously: and he'll constantly alter his argument ever so slightly to make it seem like that's what he's always been saying when he's refuted + he'll constantly make assumptions so i don't know why the rest of you even bother with him... he's shown it time and again through every topic that he's only good at being thick headed and berating and trying to cover his tracks, not to the satisfaction of anyone else, but solely for the satisfaction of his own delusions and when you point that out he'll just say You're too stupid to know what he's talking about :lol like i said he's like Hyde so do yourselves a favour and just add him to the ignore list (unfortunately it still shows his posts when you guys quote him :P) |
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on lighter news, taylor192 i spotted your car at the oval |
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but i have to say its likely a more educated assumption than taylors ever made ;) |
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What if your child decides he loves it? Loves to drink and smoke weed.. And once you say: "No, if you start to abuse it, it isn't good for this, and that and etc." So then, the cycle RESTARTS and your child then goes behind your back because your not the "cool" parent he once thought you were, not letting him drink and smoke when HE wants to. :suspicious: then what do you do? :fullofwin: |
brb experimenting with aids taylorlogic/10 |
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