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over step's picture

Submitted by over step on Thu, 10/15/2015 - 1:54pm

Someone posted this on Facebook and I wholeheartedly believe it.

"Children need to learn to take responsibility for their actions so that they do not become adults believing nothing is ever their fault."

Now Puke is only 15 but she already believes that nothing is ever her fault.

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thinkthrice's picture

Submitted by thinkthrice on Thu, 10/15/2015 - 2:05pm

A-friggin' men!! And then the parents who have never trained/taught their children start blaming their kids by trying to find "learning disabilities" or "disorders" of some kind.

Of COURSE your kid is going to be a little Hitler and then a BIG Hitler because you've allowed your child to get away with being the dictator of the family for two DECADES!!!

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Submitted by WalkOnBy on Thu, 10/15/2015 - 2:55pm

Ding ding ding ding!!! I have posted this on my FB page - are you stalking me???? Blum 3 Blum 3 Blum 3 Blum 3

over step's picture

Submitted by over step on Thu, 10/15/2015 - 3:19pm

Maybe I am. Maybe I'm not. No really. Will someone please tell me if I am? Who are you? Wait! Who am I!

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Submitted by misSTEP on Thu, 10/15/2015 - 4:17pm

That is totally my BIL. A guy who is in his mid 30s and NOTHING is his fault. He was homeless, lost his job, got 2 assault charges (against women), tried to choke my DH (his brother) to death, got a DUI, and must have gotten in some more trouble because he just had to go through in patient treatment...but NONE of it is HIS fault. According to him and his dear old daddy.

In fact, it is ALL my DH's fault :jawdrop: Because my DH was the first person to give the younger brother an alcoholic drink. :sick: