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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Moms smacking their kids hard (like my mom).

[b]Loud public shaming/berating by parents (like my mom)[/b].

[b]Kids allowed to be withdrawn/antisocial in public and at family events[/b], or families eating in total silence at great speed at restaurants. That’s a super personal hangup that’s really specific to how my husband was raised and how it impacts our family life. When I see a little kid sullenly reading a book and slumped in their own corner at a nice restaurant, I don’t think, yay, they’re reading. My brain goes straight to: good luck to the woman who married that kid and into that family. [/quote]

So do you want the family to berate them for being withdrawn in public, or do you want them to be left alone. Getting annoyed that a shy kid is reading a book is…interesting.[/quote]

NP - there's no reason for a kid to be shy with their own family. If they can't sit in a restaurant and interact with their family members they should be in intensive therapy because something is seriously wrong. It's not appropriate to check out mentally and read a book during a family meal. And I say that as a voracious reader who is an introvert (but not shy). [/quote]

Got it, you’re an undiagnosed autistic person who hates themself 👍[/quote]

Can we NOT judge people’s trauma?!  Jesus[/quote]

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