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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Oh and people - it would be embarrassing if I didn't call you out when you're being hateful and unkind to my innocent disabled child for being odd. That's what would be embarrassing. You are all so determined to be able to correct and judge others that you can't bear the idea of extenuating circumstances and you're setting yourselves up for some massive falls. The most superior toddler parents have the worst behaved middle schoolers. Enjoy that. [/quote]

So, OP, you wish bad things on people who disagree with you.  Got it.  But yeah, you're totally in the right here.[/quote]

I am not[b] wishing [/b]it on anyone, but people who go through their children's youth feeling very superior and in control, and "nipping" all bad behavior in the bud and judging and chastising children who behave differently, are indeed setting themselves up for a fall because all kids get you eventually. Its not that anything extra bad happens to those people, its just that they are so very inequipped to deal. [/quote]

This just isn't true. Some kids breeze through life. [/quote]

It is exceedingly rare for a child not to give their parents some grief, breezing through life regardless. I can not think of a single person I know who did not go through a phase that was incredibly hard on their parents or did not do something that caused their parents major stress/pain/sorrow.[/quote]

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