Family › Re: My Opinion About The Viral "Calm Down" Video, What Is Yours? by Hathor5(f): 1:05pm On Jul 31, 2020 |
Ladyhippolyta88: Irony of life despite all the so called discipline which is flogging in this part of the world. We don't love ourselves and we act bery bitter to others . What is the later effect of the discipline(flogging) in a long run. [b]Instead of parents to communicate and build relationships with their children they flog them to instill fear in them to the extent that this kids will later find it hard to communicate or open up to their parents or even question them self because before them fit talk they will receive flogging.[/b]Rubbish That's exactly the way it is.  |
Family › Re: My Opinion About The Viral "Calm Down" Video, What Is Yours? by Hathor5(f): 1:05pm On Jul 31, 2020 |
UjuJoan2: Some kids are very very dramatic. He may not be as terrified as he is pretending to be.
Remember children can be manipulative too. They do something wrong, knowing the consequences, yet do it anyway. Trust me if that mother is truly abusive, that boy will not won't even have the guts to say 'calm down'. As a matter of fact he will never even dare comit the crime in the first place.
My second child used to be the most stubborn and daring, and that's because she is so much like that little boy.
Anytime you want to discipline her she will scream and beg and tell you that you're going to kill her, that she loves you, that you are her mother, that she will never ever ever do it again. . . . . And the next second she's doing the same thing. I never used to be able to go through with spanking her because of her highly dramatic cries and pleas, untill I learned to ignore them. . . . I realised it was a tactic. Infact she bragged to her elder sister one day that "Mum can never spank her, that she will cry and beg and Mum will forgive her" 
Let's just say she has now become loyal!   |
Family › Re: My Opinion About The Viral "Calm Down" Video, What Is Yours? by Hathor5(f): 7:56pm On Jul 30, 2020 |
Jullima: Really? Yes child abuse is a staple in our culture. However to reach this conclusion when the video does not show any evidence of abuse is very unfair to the mother. You do know children use tears and tantrums to manipulate outcomes to their advantage? We don’t beat our son but he screams blue murder when he’s told to go to his room or stop watching TV. If you know anything about abused children then you will know an abused child will never think he has an option to negotiate his discipline. I don’t know why strangers on the internet without being privy to a household always feel very comfortable judging the parenting skill of a mother they don’t know. I can tell the difference between a child throwing tantrums and a terrified child. If mummy doesn't want to strangers to comment on her discipline techniques, she should refrain from uploading such videos, which is abuse of power in itself. |
Crime › Re: Woman Chained To Pillar For Ten Hours By Her Husband Rescued In Ebonyi (photos) by Hathor5(f): 12:11pm On Jul 30, 2020 |
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Literature › Re: What Book Are You Reading Right Now? by Hathor5(op): 11:08am On Jul 30, 2020 |
viciati: Finished reading A FINE BALANCE as recommended by the op. Very nice book, enjoyed every bit of it. 7/10. Really?  Cool!  Why only 7/10? |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Hathor5(f): 11:06am On Jul 30, 2020 |
Halcyon123: Dis is how the pan looks like, though you can use a non-frying pan but it will look like pancake sha Thank you. I don't have such a pan but I know ways around it.  |
Family › Re: Lady Recreates The "Calm Down" Video Of Boy And His Mother by Hathor5(f): 10:43am On Jul 30, 2020 |
rangerover: I remember when i was a kid my mum flogged me countless times with koboko, sometimes it hit my private part so hard it left fibres in my scrotum. Another time i got a scar while trying to run from whipping, the side of my eye cut so deep there was blood all over my chest, my dad came back and rushed me to the hospital. I sometimes grew up thinking i was a stepson. I was the primary school soccer captain, won best actor and a gymnast yet i still don't understand why my mother was so brutal to me at that young age especially been the only son.I STILL BEAR THOSE EMOTIONAL SCARS TILL TODAY. I love my mum but i never feel close to her because of my experience in childhood. Too many children have been and still are brutalized like this. If I could, I would make such parents do some time to restore their brain settings. |
Crime › Re: Woman Chained To Pillar For Ten Hours By Her Husband Rescued In Ebonyi (photos) by Hathor5(f): 10:25am On Jul 30, 2020 |
More violence. |
Family › Re: My Opinion About The Viral "Calm Down" Video, What Is Yours? by Hathor5(f): 10:02am On Jul 30, 2020 |
Klass99: It's not violence, it's discipline but yeah let's agree to disagree. It's violence in the name of discipline. |
Family › Re: My Opinion About The Viral "Calm Down" Video, What Is Yours? by Hathor5(f): 9:58am On Jul 30, 2020 |
Klass99: Lol , babe just die this yarn first.
When you meet the child I mentioned in my first post, na you go first ask for cane to flog the living daylights out of her.
You can also raise well behaved children in a loving way by using the rod appropriately and adequately, not sparing it - the rod.
Did you not school or live in Nigeria for a while? Were you not flogged or punished by teachers at school, relatives at home or your own parents? Did you not turn out okay? I did and I still love/appreciate each and everyone of those people.
A friend once told me that when you have kids you need to watch and understand each of them and know which disciplinary measures to apply with each child, because they are all different.
Her point was this - some children are more difficult and stubborn than others, those ones will require closer marking, a firm hand and the rod. Others are okay but lazy and laid back, those ones will also require a different sort of training where they are pushed out of their laziness early so it doesn't follow them into adulthood. Let's agree to disagree. All I know and am certain of is that it is possible to raise well-behaved children in the total absence of physical violence. Nigerian parents often resort to violence because they are unaware of better ways to raise children. It's even the same thing with dog owners. Some people will beat up their dogs, Ceasar Milan (my favorite dog trainer) will achieve the best results quickly without raising his hand even once. |
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Family › Re: My Opinion About The Viral "Calm Down" Video, What Is Yours? by Hathor5(f): 9:42am On Jul 30, 2020 |
Elder0001: Most Nigerians are used to abuse so they won't see anything wrong with the video. I know and we see the results of it everywhere.  |
Crime › Re: Chioma: How I Was Kidnapped & Gang-Rape By 5 Men In Ebonyi - 20-Year-Old by Hathor5(f): 9:41am On Jul 30, 2020 |
Nooil: And he is a troll. He has multiple accounts. He has logged in with your moniker. |
Family › Re: My Opinion About The Viral "Calm Down" Video, What Is Yours? by Hathor5(f): 9:13am On Jul 30, 2020 |
Klass99: I didn't watch the video. I just did and I am not impressed by mother or child.
Hathor, I actually wish my neighbour would discipline her 5 year old daughter this way.
The girl can't even write her name at age 5 but when she opens her mouth to talk it spews trash that shouldn't be coming from a child, she's her mother's favourite and I see the rod being spared while the child is spoilt. You can raise well-behaved children in a more loving way. I have seen it done countless times. |
Family › Re: My Opinion About The Viral "Calm Down" Video, What Is Yours? by Hathor5(f): 9:11am On Jul 30, 2020 |
Acidosis: We can't prove something we both don't agree on its meaning. What I found in that video is not a form of child abuse especially considering the intent of the video and the fact that the child had initially gotten a second, third, and probably more chances over the same act. Even if he suffers the consequences of his naughty behavior, there is nothing funny about him crying like this and highly inappropriate to film and upload it. Nonsense. |
Family › Re: Social by Hathor5(f): 9:03am On Jul 30, 2020 |
Mimiliciously: Is it right for my hubby to ask for passwords to my social media passwords yet refuse to supply his.
This is a very dicey situation and I don't want it to lead to unecessary issues.
I love my privacy alot and hardly post pictures. I never post him and he never posts me too but he always blows out my not posting him out of proportion. He's obsessed with my social media accounts and I don't even care about his. I also feel giving him him my password will have him posting his picture at will, which I wouldn't like.
What do you guys think. If he wants 'transparency', he should lead by example. |
Family › Re: Think Like A Billionaire by Hathor5(f): 9:02am On Jul 30, 2020 |
Wrong section. |
Family › Re: My Opinion About The Viral "Calm Down" Video, What Is Yours? by Hathor5(f): 8:58am On Jul 30, 2020 |
Acidosis: No, we have a chaotic society because most criminals and violent people don't even have a home to begin with. There are thousands of criminals out there sponsoring their 'good families' with shady money. And you can raise a good child without subjecting him to such forms of punishment. There is absolutely no proof that child abuse produces healthy citizens. Don't make me laugh. |
Family › Re: My Opinion About The Viral "Calm Down" Video, What Is Yours? by Hathor5(f): 8:54am On Jul 30, 2020 |
mariahAngel: Mental and emotional torture can be worse than spanking a child. I've always said it: Adults who beat children even when they beg desperately are monstrous bullies. I agree. If you do your job well, your children will react to you just raising your voice a little, at worst one clap on the bum bum will do the job. If you have to resort to extreme forms of punishment, you are doing something wrong. The problem is you, not the child. |
Family › Re: My Opinion About The Viral "Calm Down" Video, What Is Yours? by Hathor5(f): 8:50am On Jul 30, 2020 |
Acidosis: Of course, I feel something for him. Same way I feel something for people in the prison. So let's free everyone so we can have a chaotic society. You have a chaotic society despite all the spanking and abuse. Or because of it? Oh the irony!  |
Family › Re: My Opinion About The Viral "Calm Down" Video, What Is Yours? by Hathor5(f): 8:49am On Jul 30, 2020 |
Unnerve: Okay miss superiority complex  I own this one.  |
Family › Re: My Opinion About The Viral "Calm Down" Video, What Is Yours? by Hathor5(f): 8:48am On Jul 30, 2020 |
Acidosis: What's abnormal about this kind of crying and the plea for a second last chance?
All I see is a child that has consistently begged for a second and third chance in the past. For how long should that continue? Till he grows up to become an armed robber or rapist?
Seeing how the child begs in the past, the mom decided to record her child for the world to see his drama. I didn't see her using a rod on him.
More importantly, the governor of Lagos has made a statement without necessarily condemning the mother. Mind you, Lagos state is far ahead of other states when it comes to abuse of any kind so for the governor to speak without indicting the mother speaks volume. If you don't feel anything seeing the child like this, I can't help you. |
Crime › Re: Chioma: How I Was Kidnapped & Gang-Rape By 5 Men In Ebonyi - 20-Year-Old by Hathor5(f): 8:47am On Jul 30, 2020 |
Nooil: And he is a troll. He has multiple accounts. I know. I just want to know why the posts are hidden but not hidden and the users not banned. |
Family › Re: My Opinion About The Viral "Calm Down" Video, What Is Yours? by Hathor5(f): 8:47am On Jul 30, 2020 |
mariahAngel: To me, I found the it very uncomfortable to watch how the child was desperately begging to be spared. When he knelt down, I almost cried. I know children can be naughty and that there's need to discipline them sometimes, but making them go through the mental and emotional torture of not knowing what to expect is not right. It is abuse. If you're going to spank them, spank them already. It would've even been fair if she had spanked him and got it over with, than allowing him go through that torture while filming it. What would be worse would be that she ended up flogging him after that whole begging. Are you forming woke and Westernized now? Because as soon as you speak for healthier ways of disciplining a child on this forum you are.  The video is sickening. |
Family › Re: My Opinion About The Viral "Calm Down" Video, What Is Yours? by Hathor5(f): 8:42am On Jul 30, 2020 |
Unnerve: Mehn whatever, just calm down  You first. No reason to write long epistles mentioning Westerners like you suffer from an inferiority complex.  |
Family › Re: My Opinion About The Viral "Calm Down" Video, What Is Yours? by Hathor5(f): 8:35am On Jul 30, 2020 |
Unnerve: I truly don't care if you read it or not.
And I did not bring up westerners, the responses above already did by comparing Nigerians with bla bla bla, but hey I figure you were blinded to those because they reinforced your bias.  I haven't seen anyone bring up Westerners but you. |
Family › Re: My Opinion About The Viral "Calm Down" Video, What Is Yours? by Hathor5(f): 8:34am On Jul 30, 2020 |
Acidosis: They are supposed to fear the punishment that follows bad behaviour. Respect and trust are no cure for bad behaviour. You all always make it seem like white kids or rich kids don't cry. Another one bringing up white kids for no good reason at all. I pity all of you who think that this kind of crying is normal and your children to whose pleas and pain you will be deaf. |
Family › Re: My Opinion About The Viral "Calm Down" Video, What Is Yours? by Hathor5(f): 8:31am On Jul 30, 2020 |
Unnerve: Lol, someone said that westerners called it child abuse  Nigerians always want to appear more western than the westerners themselves, more religious than the pope, etc, everything is always more, lol. Wannabes  I stopped reading after this paragraph. You brought up Westerners for no good reason at all. |
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Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Hathor5(f): 8:23am On Jul 30, 2020 |
cococandy: Food . Goat stew Nice presentation as always.  |
Family › Re: My Opinion About The Viral "Calm Down" Video, What Is Yours? by Hathor5(f): 8:22am On Jul 30, 2020 |
realtalk19: The video was funny and he was being disciplined not tortured. Most of us got disciplined and flogged too either from parents or school as far back as the 1980s and we turned out great and so why making this issue a big deal. Some Kids these days dont respect or fear their parents or elders any more. Talking doesn't work for me all the time but constantly raising my Cain along without using it passes the message. I don't entertain misbehaving kids.  |
Family › Re: My Opinion About The Viral "Calm Down" Video, What Is Yours? by Hathor5(f): 8:22am On Jul 30, 2020 |
GboyegaD: It still beats my imagination what the mother was trying to achieve and also, how people found such interesting. The mother doesn't understand the effect of her action in the child as it surely was pure torture particularly when the guy asked if she was recording it.
The most amusing are the ones who are claiming God wanted to favor the lad was why the mother recorded the video and it went viral. We are mentally lazy and have learned to attribute everything to God, even wrong doings. The child grows up in terror and people clap. Let me not start talking about Nigerians and their funny beliefs. They have a very infantile image of God. |