Stefan MolyneuxVerified account

If people don't want to raise their children then they shouldn't have children. BTW, raising your child isn't leaving them all day then taking them to a fast food drive thru dinner, soccer, then home to bed!

I’m a homeschooler, and I have to interject & say, it’s a normal part of development that teens switch from caring what their parents think to what their peers think. The important thing is building a good open relationship before this happens.

BASED ON WHAT EVIDENCE??? You never have evidence for any of this shit you think! It’s all supposition and well you know it. Pet theories and strident nonsense. You’re a fraud.

This a shmucky tweet

Only ever have done it cause I need to to work. And in a way I feel even more bonded with my kids for it as they grew up understanding the complex web of sacrifices that I made. I also spared them self righteously claiming my way was clearly best without more evidence.

Homie they should be more bonded with their peers than with their parents

Why can you apply logic to any other topic but this one? You often say empirical evidence matters to you. Look it up!

I was very close with my friends while growing up; my friends and I grew apart; my bond with my parents was never weak, and grew stronger until I got married. I went to daycare, also to a private “Jesus school” from K-12. Also I was “old school” punished by them, no resentment

Can’t tell you how many friends of my daughter have no relationships with their parents. They’re not going home for Christmas. We didn’t let our daughter bring a friend on a weekend/week trip for a long time because we wanted to spend time with her and her with us.

Same applies to public schooling.

We are homeschooling now. Some worry about the "socialization" of our young adults, but I'm glad they are missing out on some that "socialization." I worked in a public school teaching GED prep to high risk students, I know what they could be learning.

Teens are more bonded with their peers than their parents not because of daycare but because the purpose of compulsory public schooling is to disassociate children from their parents. Based on Prussian style education: decrease individual critical thinking, increase compliance.

Your “daycare” comment is obtuse and out of touch. Cost of living dictates daycare in many cases. Read John Taylor Gatto and understand the roots of what causes childrens’ bonds with their parents to become diminished.