Here is an idiot Husband and uncaring father
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husband on strike self-styled President of The National Association of Desperate Husbands [the site has been taken over by some splog - or he wisely gave in to his wife], has the following complaints:
Even though our two month old daughter refuses to sleep without my wife holding her, and my two year son won’t even attempt to sleep without his pacifier, my wife still refuses to take my advice about how to fix these problems before they start to bring even more stress into our marriage.After begging and pleading with my wife (because I adore and love her dearly) to stop spoiling our children and ignoring my feelings, I’ve decided enough is enough. So I went on strike — and moved to the roof of our home.
This is my last-ditch effort! Now, I have absolutely no intentions on making my wife out to be some bad parent. My wife is a great mom, I just feel she’s going about a few things the wrong way.
I don’t want our marriage to suffer. I’m on strike from all things marriage related when I’m on the roof, in the backyard or living in the garage.
My goal is to also send a message to wives everywhere that:”Husbands have feeling too" I’ll be sure to keep you updated on my journey!
What a maroon. Children should be spoiled and loved. I suppose this idiot probably thinks it's OK to beat children as well. These are your children - they belong in bed with you. And taking a pacifier away from your child before he's 4 years old will lead to a noisy, whiny brat - which is what you are. I can see that your mother took the pacifier away from you at an early age (we see the result).
My two boys slept in our bed until they were ten and they came out loving, decent, law-abiding, smart, well-behaved, solid citizens. Here's some advice you anal-retentive unloving bastard:
Go back to your home, hug your children and love them for the first time in their lives. If your children need a pacifier - let them have it. It will not harm them. Taking it away will.
Keeping children in a crib away from the bedroom is cruel and selfish. This is the age when they most need to hear your wife's heart beating and feel the softness and warmth of her skin. Exactly when did you plan on hugging and loving your children if not now?
Love your children and stop worrying about your dick - you dick.
I think it is time this nation seriously considered requiring a license to have children after a suitable course on how to bring them up. After all, bringing up children badly is more dangerous than a driver who doesn't know the rules of the road.
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Comments from Old Comment System
- Jesus H. Christ. The ideas that people have about raising kids today... no wonder our society is producing so many idiots. A pacifier until four years old you say? Why not 15?
- Why not let the kid decide? They'll wean themselves off when it's time. Every time you see a child screaming its lungs off endlessly I'll bet you lunch it's because the poor thing was weaned off a pacifier too early. I go every year to Disney World and there isn't a day that goes by that I don't see some 2 or 3 year old crying uncontrollably. Being the know-it-all prick that I am, I usually go over in mock commiseration and say, "Ahhh, forgot the pacifier at the hotel, huh?" The response always, 100% of the time, absolutely and never deviating is, "No we don't use a pacifier" or "No she's too old (two years) for a pacifier" or something like that. My younger son didn't wean himself off until he was 7 years old, and I have no doubt he, at 24 years of age, makes more money and has more business enterprises running, and can run programming rings around any nipple-deprived moron out there. It is the overly disciplined, pacifier deprived, abused child out there that is society's problem. Some may find it amazing that I have never hit or abused my children ever, yet they are way-above average intelligence, sensible, decent, modest and totally unlike their dad who was constantly beaten during his life. I'll stack my boys up against any child who "needed" a belt-whipping, or was deprived of a pacifier, or who never slept with his parents. Exactly what problem do you have with a child having a pacifier until he or she are ready to dump it themselves? Or should I ask if you're the type that believes a good whipping straightens out any child? I am assuming you have children that didn't quite turn out as well as you might have liked. Am I wrong?
Comment by: Improbulus Maximus on April 1, 2006 08:00 AM
Comment by: bernie on April 1, 2006 01:33 PM
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