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that's harsh, maybe your mean to him lol? I always wanted to live with my mum as a kid but now I love then:)
That's just sad.
You probably are the mom that does all the parenting and discipline while dad shirks back. Dad only plays with his kid so he sees daddy as the "fun parent" despite YOU doing all the hard work. So naturally he prefers dad. He will realize later.
You are absolutely right. OP is clearly the disciplining parent while the father is the "anything you want, my sweet little boy" parent. In the long run the OP is doing right by her child but of course all the kid sees is that great, wonderful Daddy lets him have ice cream for dinner and horrible, mean Mommy makes him eat his yucky vegetables. I think this is more about the parents not being a united front and supporting each other; kids know when the parents are divided and how to manipulate that. That is exactly what this boy is doing; he is trying to guilt the OP into kissing his butt so she'll be in the "love loop" with him. Often the mother does more around the house which also can be a factor. Is he watching TV with the kid while she's scrubbing toilets? If so, she needs to set aside some time to be a "fun" parent, too. It becomes truly problematic when the parents compete with each other to be the favored parent. Kids REALLY know how to work that one! Stand your ground, OP, and it probably wouldn't hurt to see if you can get the father on board with a little more helping out or disciplining so that you aren't on an island.
People, people, people. Haven't you ever heard of the Oedipus complex? This is a classic case of it. Everything else is just speculation constructed out of thin air.
#74 Umm...see #70 for your answer. There are many stages to the Oedipus complex.
Now you know that the Oedipus complex embodies a period of resolution.
It's a very predictable stage your child is in. Understand that all children go through it around this age and don't take it to heart. You can (and should), however, address the unkind words just as you would with any other mis-behavior. A very short discussion where her where you tell her that you expect her to keep such unkind feelings to herself is in order. Have your spouse present and backing you up or, better yet, leading the discussion.
awwww dnt worry my son is a daddys boy to lol
Time to die I guess? Jk Teach him who's boss! This is when you start beating him.
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Obviously you're doing something wrong. A child that young should be crying his little ass off even thinking about his mum dying.
Your kid is sadistic, but at least he's honest.