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freeedr posted:...MODS!!!!?! jfc
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Dienes posted:Can you come up with a non-rapist to hold up as a shining example of a father of girls? Dwyane Wade https://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle...out/ar-BB108flc
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Sincerely, thank you!
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"My therapist gave me confidential information about all of her patients."
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Jurgan posted:"My therapist gave me confidential information about all of her patients." I'm pretty sure it's an edit of a tweet about Trump from 2016, because I remember this same exact comment about confidentiality.
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Anyway, even if abuse victims did bring up Bernie Sanders in therapy, that doesn't mean they were blaming him for anything. They might have said they'd been too frightened to tell anyone they liked Sanders in 2016 in case it got back to their abuser. I mean, I've mentioned things I like and felt positive about in therapy. In my experience, counsellors like to hear about happy things too, as evidence that perhaps progress is being made.
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Dienes posted:Can you come up with a non-rapist to hold up as a shining example of a father of girls? The overwhelming majority of fathers through time? Jesus gently caress, parents can spend time with their children without it being a conspiracy around Goons' sexual obsessions. Acute Grill has a new favorite as of 21:42 on Feb 19, 2020 |
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Feb 19, 2020 21:39
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I think they meant "can we not use a rapist as a model of fatherhood," not "are there any loving fathers that aren't rapists"
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hyperhazard posted:I think they meant "can we not use a rapist as a model of fatherhood," not "are there any loving fathers that aren't rapists" Probably, yeah. There have been enough goons posting one-handed how they're convinced that events where fathers spend time with their daughters are deep state paedo rings that my post still stands.
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hyperhazard posted:I think they meant "can we not use a rapist as a model of fatherhood," not "are there any loving fathers that aren't rapists" Correct. Acute Grill posted:There have been enough goons posting one-handed how they're convinced that events where fathers spend time with their daughters are deep state paedo rings that my post still stands. No one is saying that, unless you are rounding up calling purity balls creepy to "Well I guess dads can't spend ANY time with their daughters!!"
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Jollity Farm posted:Anyway, even if abuse victims did bring up Bernie Sanders in therapy, that doesn't mean they were blaming him for anything. They might have said they'd been too frightened to tell anyone they liked Sanders in 2016 in case it got back to their abuser. I mean, I've mentioned things I like and felt positive about in therapy. In my experience, counsellors like to hear about happy things too, as evidence that perhaps progress is being made. ^^this^^ I got very disappointed my last appointment got cancelled due to weather because I was very excited to report a lot of positives to my therapist.
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Dienes posted:Correct. Never was about purity balls, was about father-daughter dances which are only weird if you're projecting weird loving complexes onto some normal poo poo dads do to spend time with their daughters.
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What happened when pressed
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CROWS EVERYWHERE posted:What happened when pressed
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Also how is it hard to explain electing a leader to a 10 year old? Unless you get into the nitty gritty details of whatever arcane technique you use in your specific instance (which you don't have to do with a 10 year old unless they really want to be a politician one day) you don't need to explain more than "everyone* casts a vote and the person with the most votes gets to be the leader!" It's not that hard and to be honest they are probably learning it in school. *Or everyone who wants to vote, depending on whether voting is mandatory or not
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I remember my Weekly Reader in first grade holding a vote between Bush Sr. and Clinton. Super easy to explain elections to kids. Now, primaries might trip them up, especially nonsense like Iowa, but even those can be explained in a general sense clear enough for kids.
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Pretty sure what they were getting at is his 10yo couldn't believe they were the candidates, not that the 10yo couldn't understand the idea of an election.
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CROWS EVERYWHERE posted:Also how is it hard to explain electing a leader to a 10 year old? Unless you get into the nitty gritty details of whatever arcane technique you use in your specific instance (which you don't have to do with a 10 year old unless they really want to be a politician one day) you don't need to explain more than "everyone* casts a vote and the person with the most votes gets to be the leader!" It's not that hard and to be honest they are probably learning it in school. Just try not to bring up the electoral college because then they'll find out at 10 years old their vote didn't actually matter
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Len posted:Just try not to bring up the electoral college because then they'll find out at 10 years old their vote didn't actually matter I learned at 5. My dad let me push the button for Michael Dukakis, then tried to change it to Bush but couldn't figure out how. But he explained to me later that he knew it wouldn't matter because Republicans always win South Carolina. And even at 5 I thought that was stupid.
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I tried to explain the election to my five year old and he blurted out "factually i don't believe any of those fellows to be on the up and up and, had I the right, my first vote would be to grab these churlish persons by the scruff and see them bodily to the door." he then opened his mouth and vomited locusts for five minutes. their corpses spelled "vote bloommberg"
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Jurgan posted:I learned at 5. My dad let me push the button for Michael Dukakis, then tried to change it to Bush but couldn't figure out how. But he explained to me later that he knew it wouldn't matter because Republicans always win South Carolina. And even at 5 I thought that was stupid. I was ten, and I thought Dukakis was cool, only because he was in a tank, and tanks are cool.
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Applesnots posted:I was ten, and I thought Dukakis was cool, only because he was in a tank, and tanks are cool. Hey we found the one person that worked on.
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Firstscion posted:Hey we found the one person that worked on. Anecdotally, it worked on a lot of people. It's just that we were all Transformers/GI Joe age, not voting age.
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Applesnots posted:I was ten, and I thought Dukakis was cool, only because he was in a tank, and tanks are cool. I just liked that his name was similar to mine.
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I have no earthy idea why, but as a kid, I just didn't trust that dude based on his name alone. I think I was like, 9. So it's super loving weird.
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Walton Simons posted:June is Even on the off-chance it's real, you don't send a picture of yourself with a huge dildo by accident.
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Walton Simons posted:June is Tag yourself I'm "sefl rogering effergy."
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chitoryu12 posted:Tag yourself I'm "sefl rogering effergy." I'm whilst.
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Walton Simons posted:June is Not making your bed is actually more hygienic/healthy/whatever than making it. It's actually obvious when you start thinking about it (but also scientifically proven).
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gschmidl posted:I'm whilst. I think you mean whislt
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I'm the "Geta style wooly hat."
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System Metternich posted:I think you mean whislt Dammit! Yes.
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Walton Simons posted:June is Man I loving hate that this woman so obviously thinks she's a good writer.
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Biplane posted:Man I loving hate that this woman so obviously thinks she's a good writer. Me too. I was thinking about how much it annoyed me on my way in to work today. Just infuriatingly bad writing written with smug pretentiousness.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Not making your bed is actually more hygienic/healthy/whatever than making it. It's actually obvious when you start thinking about it (but also scientifically proven). What? For real?
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