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I wet your bed till you were 14 too

I wet everyone's bed.

I wet your bed.... Your hair smells nice... Pic of what's to come

I love the taste of duct tape.

Ducttape some

........ I'll bring the ducts.

Whatever come over asap!

I'm wet

You're welcome.

I sometimes wet the bed when I'm drunk

I feel your pain.

sorry forgot to log in

It's more about, you make him feel how he made the other person feel, then he'll think to himself "I didn't like that feeling, I shouldn't do it to anyone else".
That's the idea anyway...

And it works in Disney films.

He wouldn't learn anything either. It'd be one of those fake apologies where he continues whatever he'd been doing two days later.

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I disagree.

I think it was not a wrong idea, I know many teenagers in facebook that do crap that goes beyond being friendly trash talk, and is just plain bulling and intimidation.

I wish more parents where aware enought to notice what their kids do, know when its wrong and teach them empathy even if its the HARD way.

why are people thumbing him down. what he says is true. instead of punishing the child, and telling him what NOT to do, tell me what you should do (apologize). it makes more sense. when you punish a child, all you're teaching him is not to get caught, or not to behave whatever way he did when the punisher is around. when the mother is not in his presence, he would act the same way.

you used Abraham Maslow's (famous Psychologists) image with your "MFW". not sure if you were trying to say something about his theorems or just thought he looked like a goofy Italian.

it was really supposed to be another creative stab at the idea in the content. Maslow believed in a roundabout way that children wouldn't be able to learn how to function in a normal society; morality, social norms, acceptance, without first having some of their basic "needs" met. My point is that the feeling of trust and safety between parent and child is easily undermined with punishments like these. The parents alienate their children, pushing them into counter-culture habits by shattering their security as a person.

Adam Maslow, apparently also known as " ThizzKing", is right

My son just turned 6, and has wet the bed once in the whole last year.

I was pissing all over my bed till I was about 7. Woo! towel diapers!

You would be lying.

Also, sometimes that happens because kids fail to distinguish between being awake and asleep, so they dream of going to the bathroom in their dreams....

>wear diapers to bed till you're 11
>piss them furiously every night

LOL GOIS I NEVER WET THE BED!1
ONLY ME DIAPERS THO.

wat?

according to the doctor it was because i was to lazy to get out of bed to pee

That sounds like a reason I would use at 18 instead of 8

Those with medical conditions? Small bladders? It happens, just because 'it didn't happen to you' doesn't mean it doesn't occur in the 6-7 BILLION people who live in this world.

he did until he was 8

**sandwitchman rolled a random image posted in comment #1865154 at MLP Friendly Board ** MFW i see a lot of butthurt in this thread.

Ok.

That's simply disgusting

i can quit anytime i want.

Sounds like it might come from Drawn Together.

That could be it, thanks. :)

You're welcome bro

....I was 5....

bro give me some of that stuff you are on

Not sure if trolling...if you are trolling I give you a 2/10 for this reply.
You never wet the bed at age 3, bedwetting commonly starts at age 5 and goes on through age 7 or so.
Also, going 17 hours without peeing is not something that deserves a medal.

Again, I hope you're actually trolling because no one deserves to be as retarded as you just sounded.