Do you believe all parents are always right?

[Babygirl_S]

I disagree. Many in my country abuse their kids, mistreat their daughters, sell their daughters for money and honour killings are very common in certain communities. Even a dentist couple from India killed their own daughter for having a relationship with their servant. They were forgiven because the country is so corrupt. Also, most people here think parents are always right.
I support the European governments that protect Indian kids being abused by their parents in their countries. I support that they take the kids away from those parents. They even slap them or even beat them with shoes and sticks. They don’t deserve to be parents.

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#exposingIndia

[molonski2]

Quite obviously they are rarely right ( correct ) , pretty much anyone can have a child and there are all different degrees of " right " , on a much lessor charge than murder which some Indian families carry out ( all this predominantly still based on the Caste system , hence the 2 dentists ) my mother was a manipulator , it took me years to forget much of her bullshit , and to make myself a vastly improved parent , but still far from perfect.

I'd go as far to say " Parents are regularly wrong " , I see it all the time.

[RandomUser1000]

Becoming a parent doesn't make someone perfect.

Even someone who is a good parent who loves their kids most likely make some mistake at some point. Humans aren't perfect.

So No.

But some have bigger issues then other.

[IslaTheWitch]

no, there is no single person in this world who is always right lol

but it's easier with parents... you can move out :D

[college-student2021]

Nope. There’s a saying I hear once someone say that not all parents deserve to have a son but every son deserves parents. There’s partners out who shouldn’t ever have children.

[Staximus]

Of course not, just because they're the parents doesn't mean they're right

[FenixG45]

Unfortunately, culture and customs have a huge influence on what is acceptable in each society.

[strateguy632]

You are right

[NathanDavis]

not in my experience, no... not always

[DJB72]

No. Being a parent doesn't make me omniscient.

[Jerre]

I think your explanation says it best