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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You do you. Personally, I don’t like it.[/quote] And I think it’s partly because I know that the kid has asked for it and the parents don’t have the boundaries to say no. Therefore his nails are painted. The actual nail painting has no effect on me it just tells me who rules the roost. [/quote] Boundaries?? Who the F cares if the kid paints his nails? [b] Would you let a girl do it? [/b]Or does she need boundaries for this terrible activity - nail painting.[/quote] No, I would not. [/quote] Loosen up. Really.[/quote] Ditto. It’s called different parenting styles. Try and be open minded. Like I said, it has no effect on me but I don’t like it. She asked for my thoughts so there you have it.[/quote] Nice try to clean up your mess. You said parents that allow it have no boundaries. Which is different than saying we all have our own parenting styles. Oh and let’s be open minded.[/quote] Oh, yeah, I stand by that. Can’t say “no” to the kid but that’s my opinion of the parents and I also said painting has no effect of me. It’s like when I see kids wearing their Halloween costumes in the spring time. It’s cute, but I can also tell those are the parents who can’t say no to the kids. She asked for my opinion and there you have it. I’m not sure why you’re so upset about it. Whatever, who cares! Have a nice day. [/quote] I just hope your kids have an opportunity to learn logic from someone other than you. “Can’t say no” only applies if it’s something a parent wanted to say no to, but didn’t. It doesn’t apply when it’s something the parents are indifferent towards. [/quote]
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