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History of Feminism

boston bean

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7. It is definitely a tight rope.

Reply to zazen (Reply #4)

Sun Mar 9, 2014, 05:51 AM

Mar 2014

Children need a rock. They need limits and boundaries set. All different kinds depending upon age.

Some for safety, some for empathy, some for respect for others and themselves.

But they also need to be who they are within those boundaries. That is what a loving parent does and strives for.

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Authoritarian parenting and sexism/misogyny: is there a correlation? [View all] YoungDemCA Mar 2014 OP

I'm not sure BainsBane Mar 2014 #1

Interesting YoungDemCA Mar 2014 #3

at least in two ways: assoc with fundamentalism, assoc with battering zazen Mar 2014 #2

PS: Authoritarian isn't authoritative zazen Mar 2014 #4

Great posts, thank you. nt redqueen Mar 2014 #5

It is definitely a tight rope. boston bean Mar 2014 #7

there you go. difference. cause i have hard ass lines. i repsect the kid. i have always listened seabeyond Mar 2014 #8

I agree with you re: fundamentalism YoungDemCA Mar 2014 #6

Authoritarian parents mzteris Mar 2014 #9

If that division is extreme, possibly ismnotwasm Mar 2014 #10

interesting point--when mass sexual self-objectification is cultural norm, zazen Mar 2014 #11

I think there's a lot of truth in that. I read or heard that fathers who treat their wives badly Sarah Ibarruri Mar 2014 #12