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|    Ilya Shambat to All    |
|    Parents who think that their children ar    |
|    24 Nov 23 02:23:09    |
      From: ibshambat@gmail.com              Probably the worst thing that a parent can do to a child is convince him that       he is bad. It has worse effects than sexual abuse. It leads to self-hatred and       a self-defeating, self-sabotaging behavior. The child becomes his own worst       enemy. And it is        extremely irresponsible to do that to a child.              If you think that your child is bad, it is your responsibility to influence       the child to be better. But most people who claim such things have no such a       thing in mind. They want to wield authority over the child without doing their       part of loving the        child. The harm that they do is real and lasting. And it makes them worse       people for doing it.              I have always loved my daughter, and I have always ensured that she is treated       well. I can say with full certainty that there is a better way. If you don’t       love your child, give your child up for adoption. And if you choose to remain       a parent, then be        one responsibly.              Convincing your child that he is bad is completely irresponsible behavior. You       make someone into his own worst enemy. This does not benefit you, and this       does not benefit the family. It benefits your and your family’s enemies. And       a responsible parent        would steer away from that course of action however badly he thinks of his       child.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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