Daniel al-Autistiqui wrote:
On 6 Dec 2006 10:30:24 -0800, "0:-" wrote:

And they are rare indeed among non-spankers. It's more often spankers
who do this shifting and bobbing about that create the most mentally
disturbed children.

Why did you say "rare"?

Because it's true.

It's spankers that more often have among them parents that are
inconsistent.

Non-spankers, because they don't have a spanking "backup" tend to
remain consistent in the tools they do use. To put it bluntly, it's a
superior set of tools.

And so easy and pleasant to use, why not do so?

My observation.

What's yours?


Kane



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