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Why Kids Leave Their Parents (How Toxic Parenting RUINED Us)
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Evil parents & bad parents are more common than we think. Adult children hating their parents have become normal. Here are five Reddit stories about the worst types of parents, as we explain how each parenting style affected our mental health from childhood to adulthood, & how to cope. (AKA finally using my psychology degree to good use)

Using family psychology research to discuss narcissistic / toxic parenting, & why some kids grow up to not love their parents anymore. The 5 worst parenting styles that ruined us as kids.

Sources & Reddit Stories:
afineparent.com/positive-parenting-faq/guilt-tripp…

www.quora.com/What-should-I-do-My-parents-guilt-tr…

www.redlib.matthew.science/r/AskReddit/comments/tuf4ra/serious…

growinghometogether.com/5-reasons-why-comparing-yo…

www.proquest.com/docview/2172386569?accounti&fromu…

www.redlib.matthew.science/r/raisedbynarcissists/comments/83v2…

www.redlib.matthew.science/r/raisedbynarcissists/comments/my1u…

Golden-child-syndrome

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7925789/#:~:t….

breakthesilencedv.org/the-healing-journey-to-overc…

www.newsweek.com/parenting-family-mom-dad-children…

www.quora.com/What-should-I-do-My-parents-guilt-tr…

www.redlib.matthew.science/r/AskReddit/comments/tuf4ra/serious…

www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/corporal-….

dandelion-seeds.com/positive-parenting/spanking/

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00:00 Intro
00:54 Story 1
02:08 Bad Style 1 “Property”
02:53 How It Affected Us
04:11 How To Cope
04:57 Story 2
05:52 Bad Style 2 “Throw It In Your Face”
07:08 Why They Do It & How It Affected Us
07:57 Story 3
08:35 Bad Style 3 “Compare”
09:27 How It Affected Us & How To Cope
09:52 Story 4
10:55 Bad Style 4 “Golden Child”
12:04 How it Affected Us & How To Cope
12:42 Story 5
13:29 Bad Style 5 “Corporal Punishment”
15:22 Why They Do It & How To Cope
16:42 Finale

(BTW: I realized too late that I forgot to title #5, it’s: “Parents Who Use Physical Punishment As Their First & Only Form of Discipline”)

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@tysondennis1016

5 months ago

All children deserve parents, but not all parents deserve children.

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@AgonySoup

5 months ago

Getting hit as a punishment only made me better at hiding and lying, it also made me lose respect for my parents. We teach children in preschool it's not ok to hit, yet adults hit children, make it make sense.

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@PrincessFantina

2 months ago

The biggest lie I was ever told as a child was “Tell the truth and you won’t get in trouble.”

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@Oliver_The_Goblin

4 months ago

My mother:abused, guilt tripped, manipulated, and neglected her children. Also her after losing custody: "I love you! Why are you accusing me?"

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@tynaangelici3023

5 months ago

My dad would always guilt trip me about raising me. I grew up feeling a lot of shame for my existence.

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@kovudiangelo7734

5 months ago

I love it when you actually try to tell someone your trauma, and people just go: "Aw, i get it, but he IS your father..." "Oh, his love must be a little rough, but everyone needs tough love..." "Are you really going to cut ties? But he will suffer SO much, what about daddy?" Like legitimately, i will only have peace of mind when this son of a bitch dies, but yeah sure, his feelings matter so much, sure.🙄

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@baconlord2545

2 weeks ago

To sum this video up: Generational trauma Just because you had a shitty childhood doesn’t mean you should reflect it on your child

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@GhostVacko

2 months ago

blaming children for existing is like shitting on the floor and blaming the shit for being on the floor

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@literallyheinzlol

5 months ago

Mothers think they have every right to do anything to you just because she gave birth to you. It’s disgusting sometimes, really. Edit: this topic has been popping up lately, but I feel I have to talk about the outside image parenting. Rather than focus on a child’s needs, they make them dress up or wear makeup and shit to please others. They don’t care if their child is comfortable or happy, as long as others think it’s nice.

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@MoldyRainbowButter

5 months ago

Parents say that punishment besides hitting kids doesn't get through to their kids, but that's just because their kids have been taught that it isn't that serious if they didn't get hit. If you go through the steps of coming up with consequences that fit the situation and explaining to your kids why you give these consequences, instead of just hitting your kids, then hitting them won't be necessary. Also, here's a quote i like: "if we hit our partners, it's abuse. If we hit strangers, it's assault. If we hit another adult we know, it's assault. But if we hit our kids, it's called discipline?"

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@DemocracyManifestJr

2 months ago

Strange how as kids we were always lectured to never fight back or retaliate against bullies, yet we were never advocated for when it came to getting hit by our own parents?

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@mingo2024

1 month ago

I was whipped with a belt or a hickory switch followed by a hug and an "I love you" while I was bawling in physical and emotional pain...yet everyone is so shocked how I ended up in abusive relationships. :face-orange-frowning:

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@brucemangan3807

4 months ago

I always find it interesting when people say “my parents beat me all the time for discipline, and I turned out fine” No.. no you didn’t … 🤦🏻‍♂️

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@frnksfrthmmrss

4 months ago

I was raised in an Asian household and my parents somehow convinced me that literal physical abuse was good parenting.

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@afrofaeries

2 weeks ago

Guys, please don’t let people who say “Enjoy your cats” or “Good luck getting old” scare you into being a parent. Your worth and existence is not defined by being a parent. Don’t have them if you’re going to regret them.

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@dsweet5859

4 months ago

The very idea of grabbing a belt to strike an infant blows my mind. That’s crazy how people from our past, and even some today, have adopted this method of punishment. It’s cruel, unusual, and causes more harm than good.

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@angelikaskoroszyn8495

5 months ago

It's incredibly important to teach children boundaries. If you teach them that grown ups can touch them anyway they want - very bad stuff happen

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@ConsciousERealist

5 months ago

Growing up with narcissistic parents, I was treated like a puppet. Voicing an opinion or doing anything outside of the “prescript” laid out for me led to being silenced, sparking a big argument, or even getting my ass whooped. Never felt respected and was always micromanaged as they were strict asl with any aspect in my life showing independence or self autonomy. As a senior graduating next year, I'm joining the military and cutting off all ties from my family. Seeking peace for the first time in 18 years, and I'll have no regrets gaining back control in my life.

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@SinTeller

4 months ago

It took me years to realize I had trauma from how my mom treated me. It wasn't even the belt. I was calling me "destructive," always comparing me to my peers in a negative light, shaming me for not being her dress-up doll or liking girly things, calling everything I love a phase, threatening to kick me out over setting boundaries, financially punishing me for trying to become independent (ie. suddenly charging me rent that takes half my income just because I got a retail job), and gossiping about me to friends and family. The only family member who understand is my brother going through it too. Now she wonders why we don't trust her and have depression and self-confidence issues. My mom bullied me worse than my middle school and high school classmates combined.

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@SaintLuziver

4 months ago

Haven't talked to either parent in like 10 years. Don't plan to. I remember hearing "You'll thank me when you're grown up" a lot....No, no I do not. Being someones parent does not give you any right to treat them badly. Quite the opposite, It gives you the obligation to treat them right. You don't owe your parents for giving birth to you (without consent mind you), they're the ones owing you.

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