What is parental entitlement? Entitlement as a parent is denoted in the New Testament by the Greek root word πλεονέκτης (Latin: pleonektés), and is defined as, officially speaking, wanting things from children, to the point of imposition, leading to child abuse by way of offense perceived (see Col. 3:21 and Eph. 6:4 for details on offenses). It is the attitude that children owe you things just because you are the parent/adult.
Survivor of law-abiding parents. Church dissenter. Convicted adult. Using the anti-entitlement system to understand and advocate children's rights.
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Crying: Why crying is not bad behavior in children
Many parents think that children cry in order to "undermine parental authority". This is a common motive for punishing children. H...
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Many parents still punish their children. This is a common behavior on the part of parents. Most American parents justify their punishment h...
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Anyone with hacking powers is welcome to slip into my computer and phone, and correct the problem that Markie started. The reason should be ...
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I am now accentuating the charge of supervision entitlement under the anti-entitlement charges against Marie Eaton. Eaton needs to stop logg...
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