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Date: March 11, 2024 at 12:53:20
From: blindhog 6th sense, [DNS_Address]
Subject: WOW! I Really Don't Like What I Just Saw. Who's "crazy" and why... |
URL: https://www.upworthy.com/compassionate-father-son-interaction-after-toddler-tantrum-rp4 |
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...was there no adequate response from the
father to that word.
IMO, it seemed awfully inappropriate of Google
to feature that snippet of video in their
automatically offered "New News".
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Date: March 11, 2024 at 13:30:01
From: shadow, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: WOW! I Really Don't Like What I Just Saw. Who's... |
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That would be because you've entirely missed the whole
point and emphasis of the story, blindhog... For *you,*
one word spoken that *could be questionable* if taken out
of the context that easily explains the choice of word
used, in the charged aftermath of a very difficult couple
hours, is ALL YOU GOT FROM THAT story...
What flew straight past your mind, apparently at light
speed, was the fact that these parents are clearly doing
their best to teach their child how to be *conscious*
within what they're experiencing, instead of blindly
reactive...to communicate what they're feeling as best
they can rather than lashing out in anger, how to bring
themselves back into calm after having lost it, and how
to bring everyone involved back into a heartspace *by
using themselves as the examples*...
But I'm not surprised none of that landed for you... ;(
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Date: March 11, 2024 at 16:18:38
From: blindhog 6th sense, [DNS_Address]
Subject: YOU Don't Get It! It's CLEAR From the video the boy was verbally... |
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...describing the person in the argument with
his Dad, be it the boy's Mom or Stepmom, as
being "crazy", rather than being "upset".
Those are two VERY different words with VERY
different connotations.
Ignore what is written, just watch and listen
to the video.
That boy has heard females being described
with that term, "crazy", from someone. When
that boy grows up, chances are some young
woman will be marrying him.
What do you want to bet, he'll also, during a
disagreement or argument, rather than accuse
her of being upset, instead, accuse her of
being "crazy"?
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Date: March 11, 2024 at 16:55:49
From: shadow, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: YOU Don't Get It! It's CLEAR From the video the boy was... |
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Trying to explain anything to you, blindhog, that depends
heavily on your comprehending *the context* of something
is doomed to failure before it begins...but for whatever
reason, I must try anyway.
I knew exactly what you were talking about, and I
understood that this child using the term "crazy" to
describe how he had experienced his mom just prior to
filming beginning was, although obviously not the most
conscious, ideal term to use to describe *anyone's*
behavior, including one's mother's, not the most
important focus of their moment. The most important one
was the need for teaching a child how to consciously
navigate challenging emotions, for themselves and within
interaction with others. From what we're shown about this
family, I wouldn't be surprised if, after all the
escalated energy had calmed down, that particular dad
might've had a word with his son about using the word
'crazy' to describe his mom, however she was acting or
behaving at the time. I also wouldn't be surprised if
this dad just let it go to revisit it at another time, in
light of this incident's intensity.
People who show the intention toward raising conscious
children are not generally inclined toward allowing their
own charged, unconscious wordings and energies to
dominate their personas and their lives. Their children
are less likely to swallow a casually-violent or ignorant
term into a conditioning that'll stick...because the
environment the parents provide, their ways of seeing
life and treating people encourages their children in
seeing others respectfully and honoring their equality...
'k, now show me exactly how you've entirely missed
everything I've just said...or dare I hope...? ;)
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Date: March 11, 2024 at 18:37:16
From: blindhog 6th sense, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Sorry, My Take is Dad Called Mom "crazy" LOTS of Times |
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Unfortunately, you're too dumb to see that
too.
With that in mind, I won't be reading or
responding to your next retro,
coffeehouse/hippie-like, long-winded, word
salad post. Adios.
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Date: March 11, 2024 at 19:35:54
From: shadow, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Sorry, My Take is Dad Called Mom "crazy" LOTS of Times |
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Your “take” is your wildly-projected-evil compulsion, bh, desperately
trying to find your next best target in the man in this story…
Nobody buys it, hon…
I love you, too… ;)
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