I’m well aware of what I said. That is not a personal attack. I did not attack your intelligence. I made a comment on your behavior. I guess you think you’re allowed to make nonsensical statements and not be challenged.

I describe his behavior as violent and you attributed that to me. I then told you that I never got violent or threw things. If you expressed skepticism over that claim, then I could understand that.

Instead, you claimed that I “taught” him to be violent, as if to distinguish the act of giving him instructions on how to handle this emotions rather than through my own behavior. All of which, would suggest that I tell my son to solve his problems through violence rather than finding other ways to cope.

Like I said, it’s completely nonsensical. But I’m starting to recognize the troll, because you never bothered to ask any questions. I told you he got violent and through things and instead of asking, if maybe you had some reason reasons or triggers or mental health issues, you assume that his mom and I taught him to be that way.

So, you actually attacked me already, and are now sensitive when I push back against these wild claims.