Did you get your ass whooped growing up? Do you believe in physical discipline?

[ChicoFromThe305]

I did indeed get whooped growing up and I do indeed believe in physical discipline because growing up in that form of discipline, I know it works and is very effective, it is psychologically proven that speaking to people most of the time doesn't work cause people learn from experience and they shrug off other people's advice, listening to advice is self taught and no one is born with it, fear plays a big part in learning experiences, without fear, there's no change in perspective on what brings bad outcomes, negative emotions for the most part play a part in character development and as a kid there was nothing scarier than your dad and the belt 😂

I see children and the way they behave with their parents now and you legit have parents getting hit and screamed at by their children, some parents spoil their kids and it leads to terrible results, on a somewhat related note I overhear my friends mom say to my mom "sometimes I feel like grabbing a belt, lighting it up on fire and hitting them between their buttcheeks" in Spanish, that shit had me rolling 💀

[Anonymous]

I definitely did. My parents were real old school. I was also the oldest in the family so I was the center of attention and usually not in a good way.

But I also had undiagnosed severe ADHD which made me act weird and unpredictable at times. But I never enjoyed being “naughty” like other kids do. I didn’t like destroying things or bullying other kids just for the thrill of it.

So this led to my mother thinking that I was a misbehaving unruly kid and she parented me the same way she was parented by whooping my ass. But her judgment was wrong more often then it was right. She had no patience and would just assume the worst about me. Her core motivation was how I made HER look to other people. She was obsessed about her image.

My dad kicked my ass too. But he usually had better judgment and good reason to do so. He did it to discipline me for the sake of being a good parent. Not for his “image” among other people. The only time he was wrong is he overreacted for how I sometimes back talked my mother. But she was easily offended often over fickle and ridiculous. Sometimes she completely misjudged the situation but she has zero self control over her initial “feelings” about it.

Anyway one night in mid 20s I was staying over my folks house. I had my own place but I was staying over. I was working on my laptop and my dad came and sat down at the dinner table across from me. Out of nowhere he apologized for beating me as a kid. Told me not to do the same to my kids

I was caught off guard and surprised. He didn’t have to apologize. While his beatings were more severe they weren’t frequent and he was usually justified (minus maybe 2-3 times).

But my mother wasn’t there. She never apologized and she was overall much worse then he was. It’s one the reasons I stopped talking to her years ago unless I see her at family get togethers. She had the gall to once tell me “don’t beat your kids” without ever mentioning a hint of an apology. She believed admitting fault = admitting defeat.

I don’t respect that attitude even if it’s from my own matter.

[handsomelad70]

You should have killed your abusive, a**hole old man when you got older, boyo.

[WhiteSteve]

Moms gave me the hands a multitude of times, lmao. It’s her genes that made me a live wire, so I feel her😂 I was blowing her off once in high school when she was yelling at me about me report card, I was like “yeah, yeah, whatever…”, and I put my head down in my arms on the table like I was going to take a nap. She grabbed me by the hair, yanked my head up, and straight PIMP SLAPPED me😂😂😂

My nose started bleeding like crazy, and I stormed out of the house. Some cops pulled up while I was walking and questioned me because I was all bloody. They finally got it out of me that my mom slapped me up because they were pressing me and I was finally like “you know what? I’m usually solid, but I wish they WOULD arrest her, I BET she won’t put hands on me again!”, lmao, but they just laughed and were like “welp…that’s why you don’t talk back to your mother”, and just rolled out😂 The one time I ever talked to police and they’re just like “sucks to be you, kid.”💀💀💀

When I was young enough to be spanked I used to catch a wooden spoon or a hairbrush, haha. Or I might just catch a fresh one to the back of the head if we were out in public. Usually straightened me out pretty effectively, to be honest.

[WhiteSteve]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oHO6m_UmwSs

[IslaTheWitch]

nope... And I don't believe that making physical or emotional pain can be a good guidance for life. For me, people who harm their kids that way are just weak. They do not have enough inner strength and patience to understand that kids need love, understanding, and help to grow up and be independent.

If kids cry or yell, they don't do it because they are mean to you. They give you a sign - something is wrong. Maybe they are scared, tired, or overwhelmed with their emotions. They are kids ffs, they still learn, right? And we should show them the path and teach them, not punish them because they feel and react...

A few years ago Drama Queen had a crisis and used much too much alcohol, she had also drug episodes... how do you think, how would this end if I resorted to physical assault? Would she trust me and tell me about her struggles? Was it easy to me as a mother seeing my kid in her own vomits? or totally drunken in the hospital? Or be called by the police? Was it easy seeing my kid struggle? No... but trust needs time. Every time something happened I was with her. I slept on the stool in the hospital by her bed, I found specialists, I defended her if needed. She didn't do it to hurt me. She was crying for help. And when she saw, I'm always there, for her, no judging or evaluating, just supporting her, she started to talk.

It's already a year when she is lear, attending school and planning her studies. We both needed to be strong to survive it. If I was weak and smacked her or insulted her... there is a chance she wouldn't be on this side of the mirror anymore. Or she would become a drug addict.

She didn't need my weakness and frustration. She needed my wisdom and strength.

[MemeSupreme]

well i got actually beat LMAO so my whole pov on this is kinda skewed like i'd be afraid to use physical discipline

i think it CAN help but there's studies showing it leads to anger issues so its not perfect. it matters how the parent acts. you can't be unpredictable and getting mad bc it fucking sucks as the kid to wonder whats next that'll set them off. no bruises, no yelling, and don't jump the gun to spanking. like there's other ways to teach respect

communicate and try to get them to understand what's right and wrong. no confusion

[ChicoFromThe305]

Yea in a controlled environment it can be effective, in an abusive enviroment it can lead to anger issues 🙃

[Sonorous]

Yeah & if I ever have kids, I'm never going to physically assault them.

[Dongie]

Good man. The mother should always do that bc the dad is to string and could lose the ol' temper.

[Sonorous]

@Dongie - I don't believe either parent should. I was primarily whooped by my mother & it was still horrifying.

[Dongie]

Oh man, that's a shame. My mother couldn't have hurt us kids for the whole world. She was the greatest mother in history.

[Sonorous]

@Dongie - Sucks that I was a more defiant kid, so I got physically assaulted more.

[LazerBean]

I honestly am surprised by how many people here don't get the difference between spanking (discipline) and child abuse. It's sad.

Yes I was spanked occasionally as a child. It was never abusive or damaging, and my parents were good parents. And yes, we will be spanking our children.

[ChicoFromThe305]

I know right, mostly the new generation and oldheads that got brainwashed by the new generations lol

[LazerBean]

"oldhead" 😂 that word kills me

[ChicoFromThe305]

Yea that's how we call older people in my hood lol

[Smashingdoozy]

As a child no. I was abused as a young teen in foster homes.

I don't believe in physical punishment. It has been scientifically proven to be ineffective and proven to cause various life long mental issues and makes a person more likely to end up in an abusive relationship.

[ChicoFromThe305]

I heard the opposite, I heard telling children to behave is pointless cause they won't listen, I disagree, what you went through isn't what I mean, that falls into abuse, I mean like a smack on the head with a finger point and tell them not to do when they disrespect their mother for example, and not a full on 180 degrees slap either, just a wammy type of thing or something

[Smashingdoozy]

It's the same thing to a kid. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/.../

[ChicoFromThe305]

Ad they mature they will see it differently

[ChicoFromThe305]

As**

[Smashingdoozy]

Factually incorrect. Scientifically incorrect. Abusing your kids as punishment (a slap on the wrist/butt is abuse) does not teach them anything more than if I do that I get hurt. It doesn't tell them why what they did is wrong, they just become afraid of you.

You really want your kids to be afraid of you? Not come to you with any issues they're having?

If you do something wrong at work how are you going to learn from your mistakes? If your boss tells you what you did wrong and how you can do better in future or if your boss wacks you across the face? If he wacked you across the face I'm sure you'd be taking that up with the police and quitting your job. All you learned was your boss is a dick.

[ChicoFromThe305]

I grew up in a household with normal physical discipline and look at me now, i see it as dicipline, you think it's abuse cause you were abused and that's an expected result cause you were physically abused which is mentally damaging, you are here trying to convince me that it's the same thing and I'm here to tell you it's not, sometimes tough love in necessary, I can assure you it's best to dicipline them yourself than wait for them to fall out of line and the world does it for you.

[ChicoFromThe305]

You are speaking from facts and I'm speaking from experience, you are speaking from experience with abuse, which isn't the same.

[Smashingdoozy]

The fact you think it's ok to hit a child shows it damaged you.

[ChicoFromThe305]

I'm not trying to be insensitive here either cause it's messed up that you grew up in such an environment and I really wished it wouldve been different for you but I can't just stand here and throw my parents in the same boat as abusive ones cause they were always good parents and I couldn't have asked for any other, it of course depends on situations as well, I sure the things you did didn't deserve you to be physically abused, I can assure you that my cases were pretty extreme, I deserved the ads whooping lol.

[ChicoFromThe305]

Your mind is damaged doozy, not trying to insult you but it Is, your mind is traumatized from your childhood and it's understandable but all physical discipline isn't physical abuse, there's a reason there's different words for it, abuse is in a uncontrolled nature, when you are taking medications, are you abusing it cause you took it according to when you are suppose too? Or would abuse be if you start popping your medication with no form of control? Two different things.

[Smashingdoozy]

You're simply wrong. You've been brainwashed into believing it's okay because your parents did it. That's okay. You don't have to hate your parents, they didn't know better. But the information we have now proves how damaging it is. I highly suggest you read up on the long term effects it can have on people. You might even find you resonate with some.

[ChicoFromThe305]

Am I suppose to take this from someone that didn't have parents, you wanna get foul I can get foul, you are reflecting your trauma onto reality, many people have grown just fine off this discipline and have grown to be good people, your mind has been damaged from trauma and you are reflecting it by blaming physical discipline because you were abused, for someone studying psychology, you surely are disappointing trying to call me brainwashed because I believe in a old classic form of discipline that has shown results, since you are so convinced show me proof of one situation of a mental issue caused by physical discipline, and again if you show me a abuse example I will tell you how it's your own trauma being reflected once again, cause all people I've known that have been physically disciplined are well respected people now, they are known as the parents of the previous generation, I also recommend looking up the definition of the term abuse.

[Smashingdoozy]

Excuse me? I didn't say anything bad about you. Don't be a cunt.

[Smashingdoozy]

I also literally linked you a study.

[Smashingdoozy]

www.apa.org/monitor/2019/05/physical-discipline
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8612122/
www.developmentalscience.com/.../hitting-children-leads-to-trauma-not-better-behavior
www.apa.org/news/press/releases/2002/06/spanking
systematicreviewsjournal.biomedcentral.com/.../s13643-022-02154-5

There's a bunch more.

[ChicoFromThe305]

You talked shit on my parents, I don't like that shit, you step out of line and I'll return it, I'd rather you talk shit about me and not my fam, that link is only doing the same thing as you, it's mixing physical discipline with abuse, after this bullet point I already know it's going to speak the same crap you are saying,

•"Most child physical abuse occurs in the context of punishment."

This was enough to know there's no evidence linking mental issues to physical discipline, it only links mental issues with child abuse which is understandable

[ChicoFromThe305]

Your new link is bringing abuse back into the picture as well, when they start mixing abuse it's corrupting the data because they are mixing normal physical punishment with abusive behavior, I know abuse brings mental issues, also I want proof of verbal discipline being effective as well, if you can find it, I can assure you all those school shooters were either abused or were verbally told not to do stuff and look where they are now, physical discipline is a balance of discipline and physical contact.

[Smashingdoozy]

I didn't talk shit on your parents at all. I'm not going to continue arguing with someone who doesn't care enough to make a difference in the world. I know the effects on children, I know it's wrong and that's enough for me. If you want your children to fear you that's your choice.

[ChicoFromThe305]

You saying they didn't know better after they stuck around and raised me is a disrespect to them and I'd rather you disrespect me directly than choose to disrespect my parents, I took offense to it so I reacted, I'm not arguing I was discussing until I detected your disrespect, personally wanted to see your point of view and try to understand it but it all seems like your view on physical discipline is effected by your past abusive background which I completely understand and respect but from my point of view I believe children should always have a slight fear of their guardians because that slight fear is healthy and it's what will keep them in line when being diciplined, this would be an example of too much soft love.

https://youtu.be/6QTov458Z08?si=5sUhSOCzOhoYuRtZ

[Smashingdoozy]

My perspective is based on 1. Not being physically disciplined growing up. 2. Science.

[ChicoFromThe305]

Yea and that can lead to them losing respect for you depending on the child's behavior, if a child behaves and it's not extreme situations that require such punishments then by all means you can raise a child without whooping his ass but if your child for example stabs another child at school with a pencil, let's say you decide to tell him not to do it again but he end up doing it again what punishment will you decide to do to get better results? This is a genuine question because sometimes kids do some crazy things that require a punishment that will assure they don't do it again, I had a friend that shot a toddler with a pellet gun when he was like 10, you really believe children will learn not to do it cause you tell them too? Cause I do believe physical pain can at the least create a slight fear of me that he will think of me before he does something stupid and hopefully that stops them from doing it

[Smashingdoozy]

I literally did something like this. A neighbour was trying to steal a toy off of me when I was like 7. I got mad and punched him in the face. My parents sat me down and explained why it isn't okay to hurt other people, to use my words when I get angry or to walk away to cool down. I understood that I hurt him, I apologised and next time it happened I used my words.

[ChicoFromThe305]

Then that is a perfect example of what I mean about physical dicipline not being necessary, the whole point of physical dicipline and what separates it from abuse is control and knowing when to use it and when not too, I would assume if you kept doing it with all those warnings, eventually you don't think you would've felt a form of contact? Even if it's as simple as slapping your hand? 🤷🏽‍♂️

[Smashingdoozy]

No. If I kept doing the behaviour then clearly something deeper is going on and I should have been taken to a psychologist.

[ChicoFromThe305]

I've unfortunately lost my faith in psychologists, they only want money but my question is would you have been taken to a psychologist or would you have gotten whooped? 😂

[Smashingdoozy]

I would have been taken to a psychologist. My parents while old fashioned in ways did not believe in hitting as discipline

[ChicoFromThe305]

I see well that's fair enough, thank you for a proper respectful discussion, our perspectives didn't change but they don't have to change to have a debate about a topic, respectful debate and understandable perspectives 🤝

[Smashingdoozy]

I would like an apology.

[ChicoFromThe305]

I gotta hear mine first if you want that apology and if you really wanna get petty right now

[Jennz6]

@Smashingdoozy spare the rod spoil the child

[sheikalana]

I did get my ass whooped as kid. It never caused physical damage. I believe My parents and grandma never done it to hurt me. I do believe in discipline but doesn't necessarily have to be physical discipline. I believe in grounding and lectures and making them see their mistakes and why it's wrong to do what they've done. Your kids need to know how to respect you.

[ChicoFromThe305]

And whooping their ass is the best way to do that 😂

[Lisia]

I didn't and I don't. It's bad for the child's mental health and there's a reason why it's illegal. I just feel like a kid can learn it's lesson without getting hurt. I never got my ass whooped and I turned out okay 🤷‍♀️

[ChicoFromThe305]

It must only be illegal where you are and agree to do disagree as Its also possible that spoiling a child is also bad for a kids mental health

[Lisia]

Yeah but it's not that black and white. You can not physically abuse a child + not spoil them. Physical discipline is very illegal here

[ChicoFromThe305]

There's a difference between physical abuse and physical discipline, I can understand your point of view tho because you didn't grow up in such forms of discipline, I have and even tho I know my mental health isn't healthy it's not cause of my parents discipline but because of the things I've seen and experienced for ignoring their discipline, I like to believe their discipline is what kept me on the rails, you are making it sound a lot worse than what it is, personally I believe that smacking a kid in the back of the head works a lot better for discipline than a time out when they call their mother a bitch for example or physically assault another kid at school, fear is meant to keep you from danger, every child should have a slight fear of their parents it's what maintains that respect for them from their children, I'm of course only speaking when necessary because you seem like you were a well behaved kid and never required such forms of discipline as you most likely stayed on the right path most of your life if not all.

[Lisia]

Both my parents got physical discipline but chose to raise me in a loving matter. Having a sort of best friend relationship with my mom helped me a lot to be more honest with her. Strict parents make the best liars after all from what I've seen. Some friends I had (usually Moroccan as ethnicity and Muslim as religion) got physical discipline and rebelled the most against their parents and their religion. I feel like just not being a doormat parent without physical discipline can work well too so your kids won't resent you in the future.

[ChicoFromThe305]

Well strict I understand, mine weren't strict, they just whooped my ass when I deserved it lol

It depends tho, on personality and how they are treated overall, some things deserve whoopings and others simply just don't, I believe physical discipline works, maybe not for everyone but it's a valid choice of discipline and it's not abuse, it's just a generation thing from the looks of it, I got my discipline old school ha

[Slingblade1126]

Pardon my interruption, but beating children is illegal in all 50 states, depending on just how bad the “ass whooping” is and how often they occur. If there’s frequent trips to the hospital or visible marks on their body that teachers might notice or others, authorities will get involved. I’m sure Chico isn’t talking about that extreme of a beating, but more along the lines of a back hand across the mouth because you called your mother a “bitch” or your dad an “asshole”! Because he only gave you 20 dollars, after he promised you 40, for cutting seven acres of grass with a push mower! As he stood there drinking beer, then says, “I only have a 20 on me, I used the other 20 to buy beer and cigarettes”. Yeah, I deserved but so did he! I took my share of back hands in my day.

[Lisia]

Yeah old school for sure. But I agree, it depends on how they do it and for what. My dad got slapped against metal bars by my grandma for playing too long in the garden 💀 which is traumatizing to say the least 'cause he's 60 now and still remembers it so I'd call that physical abuse along with other things they did. My mom got physically disciplined and always had a good relationship with her parents. So it really depends. I'd personally still choose to not handle my kids that way, I can't control my strength well if I'm angry so I'm pretty sure I'd hurt them. So I'll take the more softer parenting route.

[ChicoFromThe305]

Yes pardon your interruption, i think society has just weakened, over the days, they have grown too sensitive, physical discipline was a thing, you are speaking about child abuse, nobody is talking about that, everyone knows what that is, I think many just have no clue on physical discipline, they think any form of physical contact is abuse and that isn't the case, to be honest you are throwing my conversation off topic here, I don't know how you took my question or my conversation but I wasn't talking about child abuse smh

[Lisia]

@Slingblade1126 Lol 😭 I'd never insult my parents. I would feel so bad after..

[ChicoFromThe305]

(For lisa) that is over the top but I think our parents had a more hardcore version of physical discipline because my father got hit with cables lol

I only got belts, wooden and plastic spoons and sandals, well I think if there were going to be physical discipline it should be in a controlled environment so if you can't control your strength, it's best not too lol

[Lisia]

Oh you got the chancla 😭 yeah I heard about it. I guess it's more common is some cultures but here it's shocking if that happens.

[Slingblade1126]

I had four daughters, so I couldn’t do much, especially as they got older. My wife did most of the punishing and I was the good guy. I think it was a good arrangement, because for about four years, I didn’t even know what my bathrooms looked like, I did most of my “business” in the bushes outside or went to the gas station down the road. Thankfully, there is only one at home and she’s an angel.

[Slingblade1126]

I specifically said you weren’t talking about that extreme of discipline. I wanted Lisia to understand you’re not talking about getting beat with chains and whips.

[ChicoFromThe305]

Oooh yea naw, not abuse, and daughters are understandable, I don't think they really get into such trouble like boys do but I don't know, I don't got kids, my bad tho I must have skimmed through it, this site doesn't make it comfortable to have conversations cause it mixes all the notifications together lol

[ChicoFromThe305]

Yea you are in Belgium tho, I'm sure they all would gasp in shock lol

[Slingblade1126]

The problem is, I’m a really slow typer. Before I get done with one reply, the people I’m chatting with are already in bed and forgot what we were even talking about. I hate it!!

[ChicoFromThe305]

Yea I'm sure that can get annoying real quick, you eventually somewhat memorize where the letters on the keyboard are lol

[Slingblade1126]

Yes, sir, daughters seem to be more responsible and get in less trouble but home life can be pure hell! I grew up with two brothers, while we did get in trouble, home life seemed peaceful (at least I think it was) raising four girls didn’t seem as peaceful. Not to mention they, along with my wife would constantly gang up on me. You also have to worry about other things, like who they’re with at night. I have a friend on here that has two daughters and he just found out his wife is expecting! I told him to put a fourth bathroom in his house, just in case.

[Lisia]

@Slingblade1126 Wally's wife is pregnant? :o

[Slingblade1126]

Yes she is, he just found out yesterday when he got home. You know him?

[Lisia]

@Slingblade1126 Yesssss Wally is amazing

[Slingblade1126]

Lol, well, okay. He might have a permanent ban on here. Wednesday night he sent “Brad” the AI a dick pic. Lol, I can’t even keep a straight face typing this. It was hilarious!

[Lisia]

@Slingblade1126 Oh no 😭 send him congrats from Victoria please.

[Slingblade1126]

Sure, I plan on calling him a little later.

[Slingblade1126]

I’ll let you know on here, if he has a message for you.

[Lisia]

@Slingblade1126 Sure thing

[TonyMetal___86]

@Lisia siren victoria mermaid lisia never got spanked on her bum, you know why @ChicoFromThe305 , it because her parents knew that their daughter is naughty, so sooner or later she's going to get her ass whooped 😂😂

Mermaid lisia to her boyfriend: "WHOOP that ass boy" 🤣🤣

m.youtube.com/watch

[ChicoFromThe305]

Plot twist: she does get whooped but they hit her hard enough to jog her memory so she never remembers 😶

[TonyMetal___86]

🤣🤣

[Lisia]

Yooooooooo

[Account]

No, I did not. There are other ways to discipline a child. My parents used other ways to make me understand what I did wrong. I think if you physically assault a child there are possibilities that the child would be even more wild and physically abusive towards others as well since children have a tendency to mimic things they have seen at home and normalize that behavior. Apart from considering it traumatic, I also consider it very ineffective.

[ChicoFromThe305]

Same the other way around with the other punishments, either that or they will just not listen lol

[Daniela1982]

Sometimes, undisciplined kids need a little whoop ass to set them straight.

[ChicoFromThe305]

I agree, it's classic for a reason lol

[Bricealan]

I don't. If parents had the training, (and they do not) they were start disciplining their children the day they come home from the hospital, and not when the kid is 10 years old and feel they have to be 'struck', spanked, physically disciplined, to make up for the 10 years of not being disciplined or given any instruction.

My opinion only, and came from a family, of parents who had no idea of how to rear or bring up children

[Iron_Man]

Yes I have been disciplined, pretty good in my lifetime growing up but I had a wonderful relationship with my parents, so I have nothing to complain about. I was a very happy kid and very protected But as far as fist Fights go at school or street fights Im undefeated,

[ChicoFromThe305]

Yea same here, I'm aware it was dicipline lol

[Iron_Man]

I have no problem with it. Timeout does nothing for children they don’t respect it or somebody saying I’m very disappointed with you Timothy go to your room. That does absolutely nothing they’ll just do it again. That’s like letting them off Scott free.

[ChicoFromThe305]

Yep I agree completely, if anything they make respect for you as a parent and catch your bluff

[Iron_Man]

Yes exactly

[JacobJordan]

Of course the best members of society likely received that type of discipline. And proven fact that that type of discipline drastically reduces the likelihood of people going to prison

[ChicoFromThe305]

Lmao yea I agree lol

[dustybiker2]

Had many a wooden spoon broken over my backside. Usually for covering for others too. Killed that kinda fun for me as an adult though. So it does do damage.

[ChicoFromThe305]

Damn that wooden spoon must have been coming at you like a missle

[dustybiker2]

gag people always turns innocent things so dirty

[ChicoFromThe305]

Wdym?

[dustybiker2]

Nothin. Clearly took that the wrong way lmao

[ChicoFromThe305]

Plot twist the dirty minded gather was you 😂💀

[ChicoFromThe305]

Gagger*

[dustybiker2]

hahaha

[StudyingAuthor]

Yes I believe in getting whooped. I still get whooped actually. I don't like it, but my life would be crap rn.

[ChicoFromThe305]

Yea see you get it, at a young age too, you are gonna be very wise when you are older, I got the feeling

[StudyingAuthor]

thanks.

[naartjie]

Never. I only remember once my mom backhanded me in the mouth for swearing her and I never ever did it again.
I instead got traumatised and grew up in poverty so that was enough discipline.
I do believe in a good ass whopping but there’s a time and place. Sometimes smacking isn’t the answer and you can find other ways to discipline.

[Miah04]

From my momma. Yes. All the time

My pops no. He couldn't do it.

[ChicoFromThe305]

Momma miah was swinging it like a gladiator swoosh

[Miah04]

Momma didn't play. Pops i just gave him the eyes. And we good.
But my beatings didn't last long, because i learned quick it wasn't worth it😂

[ChicoFromThe305]

So what was her choice of weapon to whoop your ass with? 😂

[Miah04]

A belt. 😭

[ChicoFromThe305]

Classic choice 😏

[Unit1]

Getting beaten? I was physically assaulted amongst other things and over time it has rendered me ripe for multiple hospital visits and stays at my own cost!

[handsomelad70]

About five times and H**L NO !!!

[ChicoFromThe305]

That's already abuse tho

[LaurenM1997]

Yes but in the UK now it’s banned you can’t get ass whoppings you just get told off

[ChicoFromThe305]

That's it? That kinda sucks lol

[LaurenM1997]

I got a lot of them when I was young

[ChicoFromThe305]

Yea it be like that 😂

[TonyMetal___86]

@LaurenM1997 miss lauren got her ass whooped, why? 🤔 maybe she threw a crazy party when her parents were absent and kept drinking till she spinned and fell on the floor shouting "cheers suckas" 🤣🤣

[LaurenM1997]

@TonyMetal___86 I did I was a bit of a brat when I was a kid not gonna lie 😬😂😂

[TonyMetal___86]

A naughty lady behind this innocent face 😂😂

[LaurenM1997]

@TonyMetal___86 yep 🤣

[douride2]

Yes I felt the brunt of my mothers discipline. I think my mother could rollup a piece of tissue & it would hurt when she swatted me with it.

[ChicoFromThe305]

Lmao sounds like the soften choice of weapon tho

[ChicoFromThe305]

Softest*

[douride2]

Usually it was what ever was handy. A wooden spoon seemed to work well.

[ChicoFromThe305]

Wooden spoon? Sounds like a motherly weapon lol

[OtterMan68]

My mom hit me once, and my dad never struck me. They were masters of making me feel guilty if I did something wrong, so physical punishment was never necessary.

[ChicoFromThe305]

Lmao I wasn't the kind to fall for guilt, sounds like a working technique tho... for some lol

[Wallythewalrus2]

One of the worst ass whoopings I got was from my third grade teacher! That bitch spanked me so hard I actually pissed my pants. Then she got even more pissed when I asked her if she could do it again.

[Laciejordan]

🤦‍♀️ Dear God, help this man! LMAO! Nice to see you back, Mr. Walrus.

[NathanDavis]

I didn't get whopped, no...

I don't believe in physical discipline no...

but I definitely didn't push it any further... when the Chancla came out, I'd better behave