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Originally Posted by Daoust
HEAVENS! Can you imagine the psychological damage that will befall this poor child if, dare I say it, he is punished for doing something against the rules??? I mean, it's downright nutty to even suggest that you, as a parent should double what is doubtless an already harsh punishment from the school. Here's a better idea. First of all, tell your son that it's not his fault, that it's that damn other kids fault. Then move on to blaming the teachers and the schools for your sons negative behaviour. Remember! Your son shouldn't feel bad for what he did. This is crucial! Under no circumstances should the boy feel that breaking the rules is unacceptable. Teach him to fight authority. Teach him that rules are meant for breaking. Teach him that there is no hierarchical structure and that teachers and all adults and people in authority are not really to be taken seriously.
Lets get this message out quick before our kids turn into law breaking, disrespectful, rude, obnoxious people!
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Yes! imagine the damage! good gracious! yes lets just load it up as heavey as we can.
give the kid some credit for being able to come to some conclusions on his own. Oh yes, I get it, people are not allowed to make mistakes, and learn from them.
Looks like he understands that the rules are not for breaking.
Looks like he has been punished.
Looks like he's going to need to review his actions.
Looks like a good time for the family structure to employ some support and understanding rather than good ol' fashioned wuppings
Looks like an apportunity for some growing up and acceptance of responsibilities.
Looks like this kid is not a hooligan. not a bully, and can actually learn and improve from his experiences. Some teenagers can do that.