Facebook Parenting: For the troubled teen

[lovetoread]

Too bad he is already married.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kl1ujzRidmU&feature=youtu.be

 

[KRCummings]

You're late.

 

[semen4her]

Who's the lucky guy?

Are you sure?

 

[lovetoread]

You're late.

Story of my life.

 

[koalabear]

Story of my life.

LJ is one of the most iggied, you're safe. More parents need to do the same as that guy did.

 

[warrior queen]

I'm still giggling at the fact that daddy's gonna charge the daughter for the ammo!

 

[Alexandra831]

This was a great video. I think its great he is going to charge her for the Ammo to, and the $130 for the software he installed onto her laptop.

 

[Liar]

That's not Facebook parenting. THIS is Facebook parenting.

http://www.happyplace.com/3511/the7-best-examples-of-horrific-and-embarrassing-parenting-on-facebook

 

[marshalt]

1. He's mad at her for going online and talking shit about him. So what does he do? He goes online and talks shit about her.

2. He is her parent, she's a 15 year old girl. If she is unruly, he has no one to blame but himself.

3. He think this will make her respect him. It will make her hate him.

4. This is a thinly veined metaphor for the kind of violence he wishes he could inflict upon her. (And probably already has.)

5. Wait till redneck superdad learns the true meaning of teenage rebellion. If at 15 the worst she's done is talk shit about her family on facebook, he should get down on his knees and thank God.

6. There is zero communication in that family. Whatever problems she has, she clearly feels that she cannot go to her parents with them, and certainly never will now.


So let's recap. Some jackoff gets his feelings hurt because his kid says some bad words about him. He takes a fucking gun to her computer to teach her respect. Instead, kid will only show superficial respect that comes from fear, not love and will do that until she's done with school and out from under his thumb, at which point she'll tell him where to shove that 45...

Good job, Dad.

 

[Saint Peter]

Marshalt!

You little bitch.

 

[Alexandra831]

Sometimes a parent needs to put their kids back into place. My child wants respect out of me, then they better give me respect. Kids ask and ask but when they are asked to do something like help out, then its the end of the world to them. Kids these days feel like they are intitled to shit now a days, instead of earning it.
She was a disrespecting little girl. She isn't a victim of a mean father. The lap top was bought by them, so whats the big deal.

1. He's mad at her for going online and talking shit about him. So what does he do? He goes online and talks shit about her.

2. He is her parent, she's a 15 year old girl. If she is unruly, he has no one to blame but himself.

3. He think this will make her respect him. It will make her hate him.

4. This is a thinly veined metaphor for the kind of violence he wishes he could inflict upon her. (And probably already has.)

5. Wait till redneck superdad learns the true meaning of teenage rebellion. If at 15 the worst she's done is talk shit about her family on facebook, he should get down on his knees and thank God.

6. There is zero communication in that family. Whatever problems she has, she clearly feels that she cannot go to her parents with them, and certainly never will now.


So let's recap. Some jackoff gets his feelings hurt because his kid says some bad words about him. He takes a fucking gun to her computer to teach her respect. Instead, kid will only show superficial respect that comes from fear, not love and will do that until she's done with school and out from under his thumb, at which point she'll tell him where to shove that 45...

Good job, Dad.

 

[Johnny_Ray_Wilson]

Good for him.

When I was 15, there was no internet. If my brother or I had mouthed off to anyone about either of our parents, I doubt we would have lived long enough to hear such a lecture from our Dad. He would have told us all our problems were solved by kicking us out of the house.

 

[warrior queen]

Good for him.

When I was 15, there was no internet. If my brother or I had mouthed off to anyone about either of our parents, I doubt we would have lived long enough to hear such a lecture from our Dad. He would have told us all our problems were solved by kicking us out of the house.

When I was 15, they'd only just brought out those tamagotchi things, and if we spent too much time on them mum used to throw them overboard!
And God help us if we answered back or didn't do our chores - if we dared to do so, it meant having to scrape barnacles or chipping rust (both the WORST jobs ever!)

 

[TN_Vixen]

Damn I lost a huge reply to this.

In a nutshell... Dad was off base. He is a bully and only taught her that you can destroy property when u get mad. Don't be surprised if she keys your car, dad. U taught that.

Don't give her anything, including computer perks if she hasn't earned it.

Don't breed her disrespect for you by humiliating her.

This was a stupid childish act on his part and didn't teach her anything.

 

[TN_Vixen]

Sometimes a parent needs to put their kids back into place. My child wants respect out of me, then they better give me respect. Kids ask and ask but when they are asked to do something like help out, then its the end of the world to them. Kids these days feel like they are intitled to shit now a days, instead of earning it.
She was a disrespecting little girl. She isn't a victim of a mean father. The lap top was bought by them, so whats the big deal.

She feels entitled because he has allowed her to be.

It's not fair to give your child everything without them having to work for it and then get mad when they expect it all the time.

She is disrespectful because she is a teenager. Talk to her like an adult instead of bullying her.

If that doesn't work, treat her like the adult she wants to be. Take away everything. I mean everything. Lock up all the food, even. Force her to take responsibility of the most basic needs.

I have lived through this with my son, I know what I'm talking about.