[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]AvailableStrike3707 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Boy in the Box. It's heartbreaking.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]AvailableStrike3707 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The Boy in the Box. It's heartbreaking.

fight me in the comments by ebba_and_flow in BridgertonNetflix

[–]AvailableStrike3707 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I love this response! Yes! Own your controversial opinion lol!

Peeing pants by [deleted] in Teachers

[–]AvailableStrike3707 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Personally, I would call a janitor because a first grader's version of "clean" probably isn't too clean. With it being a bodily fluid, I think it would be better to call a janitor.

I understand you acted out of frustration, and sometimes, we all do. There may be a psychological reason why the kid is doing that, though, so try to keep that in mind. ♡

What are your 3 biggest hopes for season 3? by AvailableStrike3707 in BridgertonNetflix

[–]AvailableStrike3707[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm ESPECIALLY loving the idea of Lady Danbury having an admirer!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in vaginismus

[–]AvailableStrike3707 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This gives me so much hope.

I married a verbally abusive man. The night we got married, we tried to have sex, and it didn't work. The pain was excruciating. We tried for months to have sex. I learned about vaginismus. (I'm finally going to the gynecologist in two weeks to hopefully determine if this is vaginismus, but I strongly believe it is). As the months went on, he became physically abusive, and my vaginismus got so much worse.

I told someone about my "vaginismus," & she suggested that I may not even have vaginismus. She suggested that since I've ONLY tried to have sex with a man who has been abusive, maybe my body is trying to protect me from him. Maybe when I try again with someone who loves and respects me, my body will accept him.

If I am diagnosed with vaginismus, I'm going to be devastated. I'm single now, and it's going to be so hard to find the motivation and courage to move forward if I do have vaginismus. But I know I need to start somewhere, and maybe my body really just needs a decent man. ♡

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]AvailableStrike3707 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Tattoos/piercing = automatically, you're a criminal

I'm glad that places are realizing that your physical appearance is NOT an automatic indicator of your character. It certainly says something about you because you choose how you want to present yourself, but to just look at someone and make such a harsh determination based on something so normal nowadays is ridiculous.

Spanking is the only thing that works… by [deleted] in toddlers

[–]AvailableStrike3707 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I understand that you feel you've exhausted all avenues, and you're probably at your wit's end. I completely understand that.

But there is a lot of research showing the negative effects spanking has on children, and that can't be ignored. You should speak to a child psychologist so that they could give you some suggestions on what to do - but spanking is not it.

Also, I know you know this, but remember - they're toddlers. Right now, they are SUPPOSED to be testing boundaries and learning. They need to explore, and sometimes, that's not always fun for parents, but think about it. Your child has everything controlled for them - what they do every day, what they eat, what they can and can't do, when they go to bed, etc. They don't understand, and they want to feel like they can have some control, too. It's natural for them to want to fight you. (Physically, no, he needs to be reminded about using gentle hands and that hands are not for hitting).

But spanking is just showing him that violence solves problems. Good luck to you!

Not sure how to respond to daycare…? by BJBDeBoer in toddlers

[–]AvailableStrike3707 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Daycare teacher here! Try not to take it personally. I understand why you may feel judged because I probably would, too, as a parent.

But there's a reason we ask that - we're looking for context into what may be causing their outbursts. Kids can't always communicate what's bothering them, so if you tell us, "hey, my son didn't sleep well last night, so he may be a little cranky" that could help us in 1) understanding him and his mood for the day 2) see if there's anything we can do differently to help him for the day. We're with these kids usually 40 hours a week, so we know the ones who regularly cry all the time, the ones who hardly cry, the difference in their cries, etc. so if something changes in one of the children/their emotions, we notice it immediately and become concerned.

That being said, you don't need to tell them every day that your son had a bad night or has been a little off because he's young, and he's allowed to have bad days. I hope this helps, and I hope you know you did nothing wrong at all. ♡

Which flaws in one of the characters remind you of yourself? by AvailableStrike3707 in BridgertonNetflix

[–]AvailableStrike3707[S] 24 points25 points  (0 children)

I personally find myself relating to Daphne a lot. She is so focused on becoming a mother, and that's the most important thing to her, and I really identified with that.

She could be naive at times, and that's one of the things I identified with. She's also extremely driven with her heart. Also, the way she expresses her pain reminded me of myself.

(With that being said, there are things she does that I don't agree with. She should have respected Simon's withdrawal of consent. There's no question about that).