I swear if my child ever talks smack to me like this, then I'll let her know what the legendary disciplinary tools of Asian parents are like. The feathered duster and the large chopsticks are particularly effective at shutting up an unruly child with their painful strikes.
I swear if my child ever talks smack to me like this, then I'll let her know what the legendary disciplinary tools of Asian parents are like. The feathered duster and the large chopsticks are particularly effective at shutting up an unruly child with their painful strikes.
-__- child protection services, anyone?
I do hope you are just joking/roleplaying.
I have been on the receiving end of many a corporeal punishment and the best they did was ruin my self confidence but my assholery is still there.
I have been on the receiving end of many a corporeal punishment and the best they did was ruin my self confidence but my assholery is still there.
Try to live in an Asian country, and you'll understand whether I'm joking or not.
Of course, corporeal punishment isn't all to the Asian discipline, but it plays an integral part in the pre-teenage years of a child. After that verbal punishment would change from a secondary to primary role. I myself did face quite a lot of disciplination from my parents, and years later I'm grateful because such an upbringing turned me into a moderated guy, instead of a a spoilt-rotten self-centric brat (very much yukkuri-like).
You do realize most of them have laws against child abuse, right? Their enforcement may be lax but they ARE there.
And a good whipping session is absolutely off the radar, believe me. No sort of local authorites would respond to somebody reporting a family occasionally beating their children because they did something out of line. Of course, frequent and irrational beating not for disciplination is a different thing, and is subjected to both moral and legal flak fire, wherever it may be in the world.