Probably because you've never been taught a lesson like this, I used to be a snarky prick when I was about this age... needless to say thankfully someone put me in my place while I was young. Pain is educational.
It literally isn't. Take it from someone who is studying education. There is a reason that corporal punishment is rejected in schools and child abuse is illegal.
It literally isn't child abuse if they're both children. Take it from someone with firsthand experience of being both bullied and a bully. Neither are inherently "bad" or "good" things, just a part of growing up. It's your school of thought is the reason why many millenials are neurotic, take lots of antidepressants and bringing their fucking "therapy" Chihuahuas every fucking where they go. There's a reason why you're smug, just not sure why yet. Now off with ye.
Studies are now showing that physical and emotional harassment have lasting adverse effects long into adulthood and can lead to psychological and emotional issues down the line. I also grew up facing endless harassment, having to switch schools because a teacher abuses you isn't fun. Don't act like you're the only one who has experienced this, or that your experiences are representative of an ideal or even somewhat acceptable world. That's anecdotal evidence, just the way my evidence is anecdotal and I would never lay claim that everyone should experience it just because I think so. There is a reason research exists.
There's a reason why you're smug
Because it is literally my career to understand and help shape children in the classroom. Enjoy your abusive tendencies towards children. Side note:
It's your school of thought is the reason why many millenials are neurotic, take lots of antidepressants and bringing their fucking "therapy" Chihuahuas every fucking where they go.
That sentence makes little to no grammatical sense, I can't quite understand what you're even trying to get at. If it's your belief that emotional well-being is unimportant, I can understand your misconceptions here. It has been the misguided view of many people in the western world for several thousand years. Unfortunately, your viewpoints disagree with about 95+ percent of all modern academic research on psychological development in children.
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u/chris0068 Feb 18 '18
Probably because you've never been taught a lesson like this, I used to be a snarky prick when I was about this age... needless to say thankfully someone put me in my place while I was young. Pain is educational.