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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Your pissed she's discipling her kid? You think your kid's fun plan and lack of resiliency is her issue?[/quote] Seriously. I cannot believe OP is complaining because her child's friend's parent is discipling her child. This is insane and incredibly entitled.[/quote] Agree, it's one thing if they forgot, but if the child isn't behaving, it's an appropriate consequence. Take your child or tell them no. Good for the parent for disciplining their child.[/quote] Its rude AF. No wonder the child is misbehaving with such a boorish and self-centered mother.[/quote] Tell it to the kid who is misbehaving. You may not give consequences to your kids as either they are perfect or you refuse to parent but many of us do parent and our kids know our rules and expectations.[/quote] What an asinine logical leap to go from if you don’t cancel social plans then you must not give any consequences. Like what? Did you read what you wrote before you posted? Are you really so uncreative that you can’t think of any other fitting punishment?[/quote]
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