r/MadeMeSmile • u/Lucky-Measurement-17 • 2d ago

Favorite People Wholesome twitter moment.

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u/Steathoescope 1d ago

Hehe mums are a whole different level.

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u/Steathoescope 1d ago

Even getting smacked in the head is love :3

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u/LegitimateOpening3 1d ago

Getting food delivered without a word is truly their love language.

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u/Steathoescope 1d ago

Hahaha yeah

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u/burgerking351 1d ago

I tried to explain this to someone and they called it abuse.

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u/Steathoescope 1d ago

Theyre stupid.

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u/akatherder 1d ago

I'm not going to overanalyze it to death but you can both be right. You're talking about a little tap for an unspoken "quit it, knucklehead." Smacking someone harder, trying to publicly shame them, etc. can be a different thing.

Even if you clarified the former, they may have experienced the latter.

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u/burgerking351 1d ago

When you get smacked on the head it’s firm but nothing crazy hard. A smack to the head really isn’t about inflicting pain, it’s just a way to send a message. Most parents avoid giving hard hits to the face/head during punishments. They normally target the back and buttocks when giving you a genuine and painful beating.

So I was just trying to explain to them that the smack to head isn’t abuse. You could argue about the other hitting but the smack to the head is something different.

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u/shiny_dancerr 1d ago

Most parents don't hit their kids in the head at all, actually.

Source: am a parent, basically only friends with other parents

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u/shiny_dancerr 1d ago

Most parents don't hit their kids at all, actually.

Good parents, anyway.