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Do you feel your problems are justified?

  • Yes

    Votes: 33 57.9%
  • No

    Votes: 15 26.3%
  • Unsure

    Votes: 9 15.8%

  • Total voters
    57
Dr.Duck

Dr.Duck

Confused
Nov 29, 2025
67
You're talking from your experience and what I've seen, I'm talking from mine.

Unfortunately, no parent I've met has done everything "right"
Hi sorry I was tired when I wrote my response I totally didn't take into that you said in my experience. Sorry about that.
 
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WhatCouldHaveBeen32

(O__O)==>(X__X)
Oct 12, 2024
755
Yes, my problems are justified. I don't know about others and I would care to know but usually it devolves into arguments, so I'd rather not know.
 
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Al_stargate

Al_stargate

I was once a pretty angel
Mar 4, 2022
770
Persnlly slf thnk tht = v reductnst t/ blme parnts fr evrythng

Obvsly erly yrs & parnts hve a lrge impct & defntly r a cnsidrble factr bt hw mny ppl wre molestd b/ frnd or famly membr & parnts hd 0 wy of knowng- thy spefclly lft childrn wth sme1 thy cld trst - or pastr or teachr or socout leadr -- ppl wh/ r cnsidrd specfclly sfe plces t/ b leavng ur childrn

Thre r ppl whse parnts r murdrd

Thre r ppl wh/ wre knockd ovr b/ vehcle & as rsult wre placd on addictve painkllrs whch thy cld nt gt off of & lst evrythng as rsult

Thn obvs gentc cmponent

PTSD frm unrel8td xperncs lke rpe or robbry or servng in miltry - obv agn thre r erly factrs whch mke sme of thse ppl mre suceptble t/ ptsd bt also mny tmes = bcse of spport frm othrs availbl in presnt or immedi8tly aftr an evnt

Thn thre r cultral xpectatns of specfc grps of ppl

= also wrth remmbrng tht th/ wrld tht u r growng up in = diffrnt t/ th/ wrld tht parnts wre tght hw 2 navig8

Thre r jst 2 mny factrs t/ cnsidr t/ blme evrythng on parnts evn if erly yrs & attchmnts r lrge factr
DOTSCRIPT TRANSLATION

Personally I think that it's very reductionist to blame parents for everything.

Obviosly early years and parents have a large impact and definitely are a considerable factor but how many people were molested by friend or family member and parents had zero way of knowing. They specifically left children with someone they could trust - a pastor or teacher or scout leader, people and places that are considered specifically safe to be leaving your children with.

There are people whose parents are murdered.

There are people who were knocked over by vehicle and as result were placed on addictive painkillers which they could not get off and lost everything as result.

Then obvious genetic component.

PTSD from unrelated experiences like rape or robbery or serving in military - obviously again there are early factors which make some of these people more suceptible to ptsd but also many times it's because of support from others available in present or immidiately after an event.

Then there are cultural expectations of specific groups of people.

And also worth remembering that the world that you are growing up in is different to the world parents were tought how too navigate.

There are just too many factors to consider to blame everything on parents even if early years and attachments are large factor.
 
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Dr.Duck

Dr.Duck

Confused
Nov 29, 2025
67
DOTSCRIPT TRANSLATION

Personally I think that it's very reductionist to blame parents for everything.

Obviosly early years and parents have a large impact and definitely are a considerable factor but how many people were molested by friend or family member and parents had zero way of knowing. They specifically left children with someone they could trust - or pastor or teacher or scout leader, people who are considered specifically safe places to be leaving your children with.

There are people whose parents are murdered.

There are people who were knocked over by vehicle and as result were placed on addictive painkillers which they could not get off and lost everything as result.

Then obvious genetic component.

PTSD from unrelated experiences like rape or robbery or serving in military - obviously again there are early factory which make some of these people more suceptible to ptsd but also many times it's because of support from others available in present or immidiately after an event.

Then there are cultural expectations of specific groups of people.

And also worth remembering that the world that you are growing up in is different to the world parents were tought how too navigate.

There are just too many factors to consider to blame everything on parents even if early years and attachments are larger factor.
Thank you so much
 
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Al_stargate

Al_stargate

I was once a pretty angel
Mar 4, 2022
770
Question if someone's problems are justified is odd. Idk what you mean. Like are we justified to have these problems because we did something wrong or are we justified to be angry about it. If you asking if I deserve to be in this situation or I did something wrong the answer is no. Not in the slightest tiny bit. There is def no karma or justice really. Maybe some for some people, more accidentally, but nothing accurate which makes entire existance meaningless and pure torture.
 
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Dr.Duck

Dr.Duck

Confused
Nov 29, 2025
67
Question if someone's problems are justified is odd. Idk what you mean. Like are we justified to have these problems because we did something wrong or are we justified to be angry about it. If you asking if I deserve to be in this situation or I did something wrong the answer is no. Not in the slightest tiny bit. There is def no karma or justice really. Maybe some for some people, more accidentally, but nothing accurate which makes entire existance meaningless and pure torture.
I meant for yourself. Not in others eyes but in your own eyes. If you yourself do
 

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