And I'm not saying that.
What I am saying is that while people without children do have a right to comment on the situation, they should also realize that there is a dynamic there that they simply don't understand, and won't until they have kids.
Yes, there are cases of flat-out child abuse that are wrong and need to be called out and dealt with, but they are not the norm.
- buffalofan19
This is right.
We are not talking about abuse.
Huge difference between abuse and proper discipline.
The law today sides and are built for the child and take away most rights of the parents.
I know this first hand as well.
For us parents that have multiple children, we all seem to have that one troubled child.
I never hit my children, too heavy a hand.
I only raise my voice and even that I make sure I only use efficiently so it means absolutely something when I do, "the kids are like holy poop Pops is raising his voice, he's mad".
My youngest son who is 18 knows all about his rights as a child.
One night he decided to dictate to my wife and I after I had made it very clear he was punished for the evening that he was leaving the house anyway.
I stood in his doorway and waited for him to make a move, he raised his voice for me to move and all I did was grab him and put him up against the wall by his shirt.
My son was in shock, never seen me like that.
Called the cops and don't you know the cops took him away for the night to a relatives home for the night because he felt he was in danger, even my wife and the cops laughed but the law protected him which is truly bullpoop for us excellent parents.
The cops felt terrible for me and told me it sucks but that kid has more rights than you do, and you can not put your hands on him Mr so and so.
That right there is why you people without children do not fully grasp nor understand the responsibility nor full time job it is to raise children , nor what it takes to be frank.
It's always easy to judge from the outside when you only know half of what is going on.
I am not trying to devalue your opinion on "parenthood" , it just is not as valuable as those that have children and have been through the rinse cycle over and over again.