Abigail Shrier's book "bad therapy" is a wakeup call to parents
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What if I don't want to read it or listen to Joe Rogan?
Would you be willing to give a paragraph or two summary?
Would you be willing to give a paragraph or two summary?
Just another right winger with no experience as a mental health professional complaining about how mental health isn’t that important and going on about how kids are too coddled and more anti-trans stuff.
The exact kind of guest you’d expect on Rogan.
That was my hunch. Amazing how much of this is really driven by the fact that they just want tax dollars funding their private, Christian schools.
lol.. if we wanted it paid for, we’d attend public schools. We don’t ask for a dime, and the amount of money I pay for county taxes should be helping a lot of kids in those schools.
We spend $60k/year tuition for this private Christian school education, and it’s well worth it. Values are crucial.
Imagine paying someone $60k to teach your kids made up fantasies and myth. One day Christianity will be nothing more than a chapter in a history book right next to Greek mythology.
Well you get the added bonus of a very safe amount of minorities for that price too.
Well, I agree with you on something you said recently, okclem, you aren't a very good poster!!!
I see this upsets you. You’re welcome to send your kid(s) wherever you’d like.
My children are on their way to successful lives. Thanks be to God.
FIFY
We purposely put our kids in highly diverse settings. Too bad that ruins your narrative.
LOL, "mental health professional" you have to love the cowards on the left. Who can't protect kids from these idiots who want to trans every 9 year old. And they hide behind well these people are the experts 🙄. Gutless cowards
Times have changed. All four of our grandkids attend private schools. Their parents attended public schools.
Can one ever truly have a successful life if they never stop believing in Santa Claus?
I love how the childless cat dude constantly opines on how others raise their kids.
