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Which child is wrong-er

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Dancingwithmyselfoohooh · 22/09/2026 22:45

Know it's not a word lol

Child A: Breaks something in their own pencil case by accident, is a bit upset and is trying to fix it

Child B: wants to know what happened, asks child A many times/repetitive asking and trying to look

Child A: Becomes fed up of Child A constantly asking, pushes them away in the chest (quite gently)

Child B: Doesn't like being pushed, pushes Child A back much harder, child A nearly falls over a chair, starts to cry and become very upset

Who is in the wrong here?

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Globules · 06/10/2026 07:28

CallItLoneliness · 06/10/2026 03:09

Because unlike what seems to be many of the people on this thread, I am trying not to raise the 8th member of the Cornell 7 (and yes, I have a son). No mother tries to raise a rapist. Society does, though.

Logically following your thinking...

If society raises rapists, then no matter what you do or say as a mother, it will have little impact on your son becoming a rapist.

I think you've got the 8th member of the Cornell 7 on your hands. Watch out.

(Or you have a ridiculous opinion... You choose)

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