How Children REALLY React To Control
Chris wrote:
In alt.parenting.spanking Nathan A. Barclay wrote:
: "R. Steve Walz" wrote in message
: ...
: No. Think a minute, what is the one way someone could be exposed to
: abuse and yet not themselves be abused, so that they learned about
: abuse but had little or none of the neurotic reaction against it,
: but who was scandalized by it and horrified by it unlike others more
: accustomed to it?? Answer: By living as the exceptional family among
: a real bunch of abusive insane fundy rural hillbillies and being
: totally disgusted by the effects of abuse on their little playmates
: who ARE being abyssmally abused for a decade or more by these abusive
: cretins!!
: If the statistics even come halfway close to holding, most of your "little
: playmates" presumably grew up to believe in spanking. Would you take the
: kind of verbally abusive attitude toward them that you do toward me?
Note that verbally abusive Steven is a product of the child discipline
technique which you claim "by and large works well."
Chris
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If you look at my post above, I would hardly call that
"verbally abusive".
As to being a "product of (abusive) child discipline":
Nope.
More complicated than that:
I witnessed OTHERS being severely abused and dishonored, while
I was not, so I was "abused" indirectly by witness of that abuse
to others, but was NOT abused, so I have both that AND survivor
guilt as MY motivations.
Steve
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