Anonymous
10/07/2025 16:35
Subject: Re:Would you allow a sibling to beat up another sibling if that sibling was being mean verbally?
Absolutely not. That is abusive. My heart breaks for these children you saw.
Anonymous
10/07/2025 14:19
Subject: Would you allow a sibling to beat up another sibling if that sibling was being mean verbally?
Anonymous wrote:The issue is the mom TOLD the her kid to hit her other kid (presuming they were hers). That’s the part that’s wrong. If it really was just a spontaneous reaction by the ugly kid it would be different.
I was with you until you called an anonymous kid “the ugly kid.”
There’s a big difference between getting punched by someone you just insulted because they’re mad and getting punched because your mom instructed someone to punch you.
Anonymous
10/07/2025 14:09
Subject: Would you allow a sibling to beat up another sibling if that sibling was being mean verbally?
Heck no. Very bizarre on the other's part. Weird.
Anonymous
10/07/2025 13:56
Subject: Would you allow a sibling to beat up another sibling if that sibling was being mean verbally?
Anonymous wrote:The issue is the mom TOLD the her kid to hit her other kid (presuming they were hers). That’s the part that’s wrong. If it really was just a spontaneous reaction by the ugly kid it would be different.
That's my reaction as well.
Anonymous
10/07/2025 03:40
Subject: Would you allow a sibling to beat up another sibling if that sibling was being mean verbally?
The issue is the mom TOLD the her kid to hit her other kid (presuming they were hers). That’s the part that’s wrong. If it really was just a spontaneous reaction by the ugly kid it would be different.
Anonymous
10/07/2025 02:05
Subject: Would you allow a sibling to beat up another sibling if that sibling was being mean verbally?
Anonymous wrote:No way. That’s horrible. Being mean verbally is one thing but getting physical is another step.
FAFO.
Anonymous
10/07/2025 00:48
Subject: Would you allow a sibling to beat up another sibling if that sibling was being mean verbally?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I witnessed this in a store. One child told their sibling they were ugly and so the mother told the one who was called ugly to go ahead and punch the one who called them ugly. They were ended up punching them so hard they doubled over and the mother pronounced: “you deserved it don’t say that again”. Would you condone behavior/parenting like this?
What trailer park are you living in, boo?
If Costco is a trailer park…
Anonymous
10/06/2025 21:35
Subject: Would you allow a sibling to beat up another sibling if that sibling was being mean verbally?
Anonymous wrote:I witnessed this in a store. One child told their sibling they were ugly and so the mother told the one who was called ugly to go ahead and punch the one who called them ugly. They were ended up punching them so hard they doubled over and the mother pronounced: “you deserved it don’t say that again”. Would you condone behavior/parenting like this?
What trailer park are you living in, boo?
Anonymous
10/06/2025 21:35
Subject: Would you allow a sibling to beat up another sibling if that sibling was being mean verbally?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sounds like they are from a culture that condones this. Some cultures do.
I can guess which one.
I can’t. There are many such.
Anonymous
10/06/2025 21:34
Subject: Re:Would you allow a sibling to beat up another sibling if that sibling was being mean verbally?
That is trashy and low class behavior. No.
Anonymous
10/06/2025 16:44
Subject: Would you allow a sibling to beat up another sibling if that sibling was being mean verbally?
It’s not great, but you don’t know what else was tried first before they ended up in front of you. I’ve met some adults who would probably be better off if someone had punched them when they were being jerks as kids.
Anonymous
10/04/2025 16:33
Subject: Would you allow a sibling to beat up another sibling if that sibling was being mean verbally?
Anonymous wrote:Sounds like they are from a culture that condones this. Some cultures do.
I can guess which one.