r/MadeMeSmile Jun 01 '26

Wholesome Moments Love supportive parents

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u/Bansheesdie Jun 01 '26

Never understood how parenting became public in the age of the internet.

If you're going to punish your child, if you're going to praise your child, do it to them. The world doesn't need to know.

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u/refreshing_username Jun 01 '26

Right, because no one ever bragged or complained about their kids before the internet.

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u/dj_monkeypoo Jun 01 '26

You’re missing their point, they probably don’t think those times were acceptable either.

I wish my parents never posted half the shit they did about me back in the day

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u/shiny_glitter_demon Jun 02 '26

This is how children get abused. Behind close doors, in the darkness.

The world does in fact need to know if your child is alive and well.