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Should I start educating my teenage daughter on birth control?
I don’t know if I’m right but you seem to want to get her on birth control just because of sex. There are benefits other than the prevention of pregnancy. A regulated menstrual cycle. Less cramping during their period. Reduced PMS symptoms. Clearer skin. These are all benefits of hormonal birth contRead more
I don’t know if I’m right but you seem to want to get her on birth control just because of sex. There are benefits other than the prevention of pregnancy. A regulated menstrual cycle. Less cramping during their period. Reduced PMS symptoms. Clearer skin. These are all benefits of hormonal birth control. Getting on hormonal birth control should not be a way for you to start encouraging your daughter to have sex.
See lessThe jobs of parents aren’t to micromanage their children nor to protect them from everything. One of the biggest jobs is to teach them, which means arming them with the right information. Not just comfortable information. Issues need to be discussed in their entirety. Making sure they have complete information, which includes pros and cons, helps to ensure they make good decisions.
Can we say someone who became a narcissist as a result of bullying is justified?
Narcissists are arrogant and preoccupied with fantasies of unlimited self-importance, success, and power and hey exaggerate their accomplishments and popularity. They exploit and take advantage of people for personal gain. They pit people against each other to get what they want—they divide people tRead more
Narcissists are arrogant and preoccupied with fantasies of unlimited self-importance, success, and power and hey exaggerate their accomplishments and popularity. They exploit and take advantage of people for personal gain. They pit people against each other to get what they want—they divide people to conquer and gain power over them. They manipulate others by influencing emotions like fear and anger, and with threats and lies. Narcissists make others miserable and get aggressive with people who won’t give them the agreement, admiration, and respect they feel entitled to, expecting automatic compliance. How then can these characteristics be justified? There are lots of adults who had very rough and tough childhood, but they never grew to be narcissistic in nature. It is a choice, a choice that was made from the belief that “I am and will always be better than others”. Even though there is a close relationship between narcissism and bullying, but the latter does not justify the former.
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