Stranger danger

By john doe - 07/12/2013 17:29 - United States - Portland

Today, my 6 year-old daughter got mad at me for not buying her yet another expensive doll. I had to pull her away, and she started screaming for help. The next thing I know, another shopper puts me in a chokehold and calls for security, all while my daughter smirks. FML
I agree, your life sucks 53 058
You deserved it 6 210

Same thing different taste

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Oh man if I ever did this, this comment wouldn't even exist.

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lolita88_fml 27

It's kids like this that put me off wanting to look after children. They can get away so easily by screaming they're being abducted, or claiming you're hitting/touching/saying horrible things to them and the ones that know this is all they have to say to get rid of you (as a babysitter for example) are literally to be feared because they have the power to destroy your life over not letting them have another cupcake.

novapine 19

6 years old enjoying a parent being physically attacked? I dont mean to be negative Nancy but if you don't want a sociopath on your hands, get your child into therapy.

That's what you get for not disciplining your children

Take that little brat home, discipline her old school by making her pick out her own stick, give her an old school ass whippen and then toss every damn thing she has into a box and donate it.

I agree with the others that suggested taking away her toys and privileges then give them back one by one if she progresses behavior wise. Good luck, OP. Also, good luck when she is a teen as well, that will be hell.

1jordan1 11

You really need to teach your daughter a lesson. Kids these days turn into terrible little brats when they're raised like that. They need to be disciplined.

YDI. At least partly. Your daughter is spoiled rotten. It did not happen this year, but built up to this throughout her life. Something suggests that OP is a non-custodial parent, or at least has not had a lot to do with her upbringing. It seems like he has been buying her affection. Now, he is behaving contrary to her expectations. That's not her fault, although how she handles it is. I encountered something similar: my two eldest boys are step-children. The oldest was about 4 when I came on the scene. He had developed a lot of bad behaviour while his spouse- and child- abusive alcoholic father was still around. Spanking did not help. Those old behaviour patterns still show up many years later.

I say you whoop that ass to the point where she knows what the **** is up but please be surer you don't leave a bruise cuz the less the CPS knows the better