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> As long as you didn’t break anything or end up in the hospital it just was let be. You mean, as long as parents/adults/teachers don't notice it ? Breaking a
by johnchristopher 6y ago
> As long as you didn’t break anything or end up in the hospital it just was let be.
You mean, as long as parents/adults/teachers don't notice it ?
Breaking a tooth doesn't land you in the hospital, a pellet gun shot 5mm under the eye doesn't land you in the hospital, etc.
(yeah, these are specific examples)
- jcims 6y agoI was thinking more broken doors and flattened lampshades but body parts count too haha
- johnchristopher 6y agoYeah, no, seems like it teaches that anything goes as long as you don't get caught.
- totony 6y agoI'm not sure about that, I remember, as a kid, being in a lot of altercations and I am pretty sure it hasn't affected me negatively. I'm not sure I agree with the new prerogative where anything physical = bad, so people turn to other mechanisms to cope with their emotions which may be worse long-term (e.g. bullying, mental abuse/insults, passive aggressiveness, etc.).