3. Using "time outs" to discipline children is not going to harm them or your relat...

Using "time outs" to discipline children is not going to harm them or your relationship with them, suggests new study of almost 1,400 families. Children's anxiety or aggressive behaviour did not increase. In contrast, when parents said they used physical punishment, children became more aggressive.

Ya I remember being 7 and thinking dad you're bigger now but when I grow up I'm going to destroy you. Don't hit your kids it makes them phycotic. Like if I ever get falsely imprisoned my life is over because I will take revenge on the justices family. I'm not a unreasonable person, in fact I've never assaulted anyone in any capacity including self defence. I have a super fucked sense of Justice however. Lucky the world is safe because I stay out of trouble and have no intent of changing.

I'm certainly not typing this to alarm anyone. As I have no direct wish to harm anyone. I would like people to be aware that hitting your kids is never ok. Its how phycotic disorders happen. Physical punishment made me realize emotions make people weak and you can exploit that.... And I do.

I did develop a amazing sence of self control. That's a really good thing because I enjoy watching people suffer. I don't cause the suffering but I like to exploit it. People only truly suffer when they allow them selves too. And when they allow that to happen then will give you anything for you to help it stop.

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