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SHES CITING FICTION AGAIN

Okay so this is just Deborah not knowing how to Use Email

Published in 2006 I fear we have to give Deborah a pass on the AOL AIM stuff lads

Lmao not AIM. When was this written

What I'm learning here is that this lady's mom doesn't know what hyperbole is

I have never mer ANYONE who refers to getting an email as “retrieving an email” that's nothing

Deborah who

Who told you therapists have to remain neutral? They have to remain non-judgemental, they don't have to remain neutral.

Idk I don't think we need to redefine domestic abuse as domestic terrorism for it to fully be horrific and awful actually.

Also the specific kind of domestic abuse here is physical child abuse

Deborah go to fucking therapy

I get it. Parenting is hard. Idk why she's acting like this is unique to mothers though.

These people are so fucking weird

STOP CITING POETRY DEBORAH

This is really less a book about how mothers and daughters communicate and more a book about how much everyone Deborah has ever talked to needs so much therapy

I'm gonna be real Deborah. In both these scenarios your mother is the unreasonable one and it's weird that you're portraying your anger at her as unjustified when it clearly is justified

Now she's citing a book where someone ELSE cited fiction

Imagine if Deborah cited about research and gave me links/titles of studies instead of just citing fiction and interviews of the most maladjusted people on planet earth

She's citing fiction and poets again

Send help

It's called a meltdown and you should learn your kids meltdown triggers and work around them instead of forcing them into public where they'll have public meltdowns actually

Okay?? But like, I agree with the stranger actually. If you hit your kids ESPECIALLY in public people are allowed to call you on it.

Like I don't think the issue is that the person who did the slapping was the mother so the stranger felt like they were allowed to comment I think the issue is HITTING A CHILD

"As adults, many women continue to look to their mothers as experts on everything."

Can't relate.

Sitcoms are not reality and it's again very weird how much Deborah cites fiction as evidence of her insane claims about interpersonal relationships