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Whenever we're in the same room he seems so afraid.

For some that do not know, corporal punishment which is sometimes referred to as physical punishment/physical discipline and has been defined as the use of physical force, no matter how light, to cause deliberate bodily pain or discomfort in response to some undesired behavior. That means in most schools corporal punishment takes the form of a school teacher or administrator striking a student's bottom with a wooden paddle.

And when you were in school did they have corporal punishment or not? And if you were a parent/are a parent how would you react if your child's school decide to use corporal punishment as a discipline?

When I was in the fourth grade, my math/science teacher (at the middle school I attended teachers taught two subjects at once) was a firm believer in corporal punishment. He had this wooden paddle that was taped up cause in the past he did break it while paddling the students and depending on what the student did he would tell the student to go out in the hallway and there he would paddle them. In my class, it was mostly the boys who were paddled and rarely us girls. I was never given the paddle and all I had throughout fourth grade were writing rules so many times on either the chalkboard, whiteboard, or on paper (I wrote "I will not talk during class" probably multiple times).

In the fifth grade all through junior high school, the punishment was both the paddle and ruler except it would be the principal/headmaster doing the punishment. Sometimes the teachers would be allowed to paddle the students but it was the principal/headmaster mostly.

Since I am from the south, corporal punishment is still legal and the school does have the right to administer it if they feel the need to, and while in high school I had some teachers that did.

iOS all the way for me. Love my iPhone.

I’ve seen so many people talk shit about it 😂 I was so focused on how hot Jacob was when I was younger I didn’t really care about what else was happening 🤣🤣

What do you think about this issue? Grass is not greener on the other side it's fake or it's greener where you water it ✌
Under no circumstances you should stay with emotionally or physically abusive person, but always trying to search for the "next better thing" won't bring you fulfillment.

Would you try any of them?

It’s no secret that men are constantly being conditioned to be “strong” and not show too much weakness of vulnerability. How does this affect you today? Do you feel comfortable sharing your emotional side with the opposite sexe? Have you ever tried it? How was it received? Would you do it again?

Dating can be extremely difficult to navigate these days.

Many of us end up developing walls in order to protect ourselves.

A lot of men don’t seem to understand what many women need in order to let those walls down and show him her naturally sweeter side.

So let’s talk about it. Women, what would you need from a man, for you to let your walls down and show him your “sweeter”side?

Feel free to also share your story of why your walls go up in the first place and why you feel the need to put them up.

Thank you!

As the friend of a trans woman, and the cousin of a trans man, I 100% view them as real women and men.

He seems to really enjoy double dates with other couples (his friends) but I am starting to think that there is something off always having other people around, could we not enjoy the same thing just the two of us? Is he getting bored in the relationship?

#FeelFreeToList...

After nearly a year of dating him, I decided to break things off. I could never connect to him deeply. I wasn't even sexually attracted to him too much either. When kissing, it felt dull and as if I was kissing a stranger, no passion whatsoever.

I felt as if I was dating him out of compassion but not really loving him in a romantic manner. I love him as a brother, as a friend but not as a woman in love.