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Here's a weird story for you. I remember as a kid reading one of those birthday party idea books that I can't find on Google now but I know it had a lot of science-themed birthday party ideas - I think it had "Einstein" in the title somewhere (which frankly is a thing to make Einstein roll in...

This video recounts a fairy tale that, while in some ways it nominally appears to be from the perspective of an abusive man who had become so as a result of letting his childhood demons get the better of him, ends up being a cautionary tale about how a desire to control people and mold them into...

I found Love Joy Feminism on the Wayback Machine. Here's the link to the earliest capture (you can find later captures along the top if you want) https://web.archive.org/web/20161214042016/http://www.patheos.com/blogs/lovejoyfeminism/

Naturally, authoritarian parenting guides like what Dobson and Pearl does do not give this type of advice - all they do is stuff that would enable child murderers and torturers and leave well-intentioned but clueless parents like these despairing.

I kind of feel the episode the Supernanny channel posted today is also apt where Golden Corral lore is concerned. The parents in that episode seem like the exact type of people who might let their kids run amok at Golden Corral. Link here:

WereBear, I started a conversation with you, which I'm putting the link to here: https://rolltodisbelieve.com/community/index.php?conversations/mom-worries-and-another-dont-anthropomorphize-troll.6/#convMessage-49

https://rolltodisbelieve.com/community/index.php?conversations/mom-worries-and-another-dont-anthropomorphize-troll.6/#convMessage-49

Shoelace Girl here. I have to say, from my first impression of the forum, that the Golden Corral story is both a demonstration of why parenting (child development focused) classes are sorely needed in high schools in certain parts of the country, and a useful potential series of funny anecdotes...