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Genre: Howto & Style
Date of upload: May 4, 2024 ^^
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RYD date created : 2024-05-18T18:51:04.116724Z
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NTA, lady is talking about forcing someone to do something. It's not disrespectful to say no to a hug. I have several friends who really can't handle hugs when they are in certain mental states. So instead to comfort them I try something I know makes them happy.
This kid had a bad day, let him be!
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I am proud of these parents for teaching their kid to stand up for their own body and that the parents did not try to bend that to please this woman. It is important for kids to learn they have autonomy over their own bodies. Not only will it help them feel more confident, comfortable and safe in their own skin but I have witnessed how it makes kids feel more comfortable with standing up for others they think are being hurt. When I was a substitute teacher her I was in a first grade classroom when a little girl saw some bruises on my arm. She immediately came up to me with concern and gave me a whole speech about how no one had the right to touch me or hurt me and that I needed to tattle on whoever hurt me because that’s when tattling is okay. It was so sweet and I loved seeing this girl take such action. I thanked her and praised her and the explained what had happened to causes my bruises assuring her it wasn’t done by a person and that I was safe.
All of that to say I am proud of these parents and if more people did this imagine the world our children could create.
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The dad is in fact the OPPOSITE of being the booty hole! He's teaching his child boundaries, which ALL parents should be teaching their kids! I wasn't even ALLOWED to have boundaries growing up, to the point my mom would come in my room when I was changing clothes and STARE at me to make the point, and even let another family member put her hands on me and try to undress me to further drive it home. Disallowing boundaries is disallowing rights and autonomy, and THAT IS ABUSE.
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I hated when I was a kid and much older relatives that I saw maybe once a year would give me too tight sweaty smelly hugs and the women would pinch my cheeks hard. My parents wouldn’t say anything as that was how they were raised so they saw nothing wrong with it. When I was a bit older and got that same response from the ‘rents regarding my bodily autonomy, I asked them, so, are you saying that you enjoyed when the uncles would sweat all over you and when the aunties would leave bruises on your cheeks? They both just kinda shrugged and said they hadn’t thought of it like that because if they talked back about it then they got in trouble. Like belts and fists and switches kinds of trouble. I never said a word about it to them after that, but I did start pointedly asking the aunties if they would like it if I pinched their cheeks in return, because they seemed to enjoy it so much and I really wanted to make sure I was doing it correctly. Eventually, no one pinched my cheeks anymore, but I did still have to put up with the sweaty stinky hugs.
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Also, people who aren’t close with your kids, especially strangers, who insist on hugging your kids is a red flag in my book.
I mean, I would be asking her, why do you want to touch my child so badly? Why do you want to touch children in such an intimate manner so badly that you would discipline them for refusing?
Yeah that’s a total red flag for me.
And for the record, my kid has no reason to obey any adult other than his parents. He was raised to respect certain authorities, like the police and doctors and teachers, but that at any time he felt uncomfortable, or queasy deep in his belly, that he had every right to get out of that situation and find another adult. Especially if the first adult wanted him to do anything out of the ordinary or go somewhere alone with them or take any of his clothes off without another adult present. He has proper respect for the authority the position brings, but I also taught him to know the difference between the title and the person.
And like me, he’s pretty smart and uses his intuition properly. He has never used it as an excuse to get out of something. Every time he got that feeling deep in his belly, it’s because we found out later that the person was, indeed, sus.
As parents we need to be communicating these things to our children, not teaching them to blankly obey if an adult says jump. It’s for their own protection and will also help them to develop that intuition to know when a person or situation is developing that they need to be two states away from.
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@nuclear_stardust
2 months ago
NTA That woman is out of line and does not need to have kids. Good on OP for respecting her son's boundaries
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