This Is NoMercy
Calling her a brat is a bit harsh don't you think? neutral
Anyways, I find this ******** ridiculous. Just ground her and take away her computer for a few days. Humiliation is not a proper punishment, especially over something this minor. Like seriously, I hope you all never have any kids
Believe me, if parents think they will get more respect in return for antics like these, then they're dead wrong.
What they'll get instead is a child who no longer feels he or she can trust the parents.
Yes, children need boundaries, guidance and family rules. What they don't need is to feel betrayed by the people who should ultimately take care of them.
The Internet is forever. Things go viral in a crazy-short amount of time.Would you want all the dumb stuff you did as a kid broadcast for all to see?
When you google yourself in the future, do you want the first thing to pop up to be a picture of you being humiliated by your parents when you were ten? Like, how do any of you possibly think this is in any way a good idea.
We are also too conditioned to make excuses for this. I mean look at how 'funny' parents humiliating their children is supposed to be or how destroying or threatening to destroy their child's things (rememeber that hillbilly dad from a few years back who shot his daughter's laptap because she had the audasty to (gasp!) complain about chores on facebook.) is considered a'okay and a good way to keep a child 'in line'.
And honestly all of this just seems like an easy way for lazy parents to pat themselves on the back for doing a "good job" instead of actually taking to their kid and trying to see what the problem is. I mean, why do that when you can just upload pics of your kid looking stupid on Facebook and have millions of strangers gush over how amazing you are for being a bully to your own kid. rolleyes
Nah, she's a brat. And a bit skanky if she's jumping into it that early. Girls being so obsessed with having boyfriends is creeping me the ******** out. If this was a swapped article from three years in the future talking about how she was dumb enough to meet one of her "boyfriends" and got assaulted, I can't honestly say I'd feel bad for her. I look down on anyone who goes to meet someone from the internet without friends and a plan.
Do you really think they could enforce the computer thing well enough, both because she had been hiding this for so long AND because blocking kids from technology is starting to be considered abuse in some places? I hope your kids don't get murdered one day.
Nah, there's some serious props with this type of action. Facebook Dad is still one of the coolest dads ever, and it comes with an important lesson; don't try to talk s**t about the parents who take good care of you, give you expensive things, and require very little of you in return. That will bite you in the a** so quick. There's also that kid who bitched about getting a Captain America toy from the church Christmas tree and his grandmother made him unwrap his brand new playstation and say goodbye to it because that and all his other presents were going to charity. You don't complain about a toy because it won't let you play GTAV. You say thank you and just don't ******** do anything with it. Maybe find a friend who might like it.
Notice how I don't know the names of any of these people. I don't care about the person because the story itself is a fantastic warning to kids. It's the easiest way to say "If you do this, this will happen." And if you're one of those people still pratting on about the internet being forever, you obviously know nothing about the human attention span. The thing about being viral is the flare of popularity and the incredibly short life span. Watch the Youtube rewinds and ask yourself how many of those things you would remember without seeing that video. Many of them were considered damn near godly inspired when they happened.
He could just shoot her if that makes you more comfortable. Since you know it's still considered HIS LAPTOP since, he was paying for it, he pays for the power it works on, he pays to get it fixed, he pays for the software that needs to be installed, he pays for all her other s**t, and she couldn't even hold a job for, what was it, two months? There was something about that. And it wasn't just complaining about chores. They required the bare minimum of her; I can look it up and list everyone if you want, and she blocked them from her Facebook and shitposted them to her friends like she was a big badass, when she can't even support herself without them. And the number one reason
I think she deserved this was because she had the nerve to insult a family friend and treat her like a ******** maid, when that woman was helping them out in return for them being nice to her. That's the truly hard thing because it makes you wonder about her and her financial situation that they've got a barter situation going on. If you don't want to be treated like a selfish t**t, don't be a selfish t**t. It's that simple.
Because it's so easy to forget how this is also a warning. How many of her "boyfriends" do you think will end up seeing this? How many people do you think were reminded of catfishing and predators? Also, you complain about that. Do you complain about other pictures posted to social media by parents?
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