As a teacher, I loved your conversation about mistakes and consequences. I was just writing a documentation today on social mistakes opening the door to the opportunity to have conversations about what you value. It would have worked out so differently if Marie and Frank and Mom could have had that conversation and found a way to honor those values.
Annoyed that Google podcasts went away..hopefully I'll be able to listen through youtube music in my car. Bc listen to you two on the way to work really helps me get my day started!
How do you go from "oh, poor kid" to "she's a monster" in 5 minutes? This girl was abandoned by her mother after having been bounced around for years, and she was obviously remorseful at having caused her father's death. I'm not saying she's completely innocent, but I think "monster" is pushing things.
What are they learning from their mistakes if they don't have consequences? On the other hand a child's mindset would feel as if their parent doesn't care about them if they aren't allowed to come back. I have been on both sides and my daughter told me her step mother was a better mother than I. So I told her to stand outside and wait on her and leave and come back when she changed her mind. Eventually she changed her mind. She apologized for lashing out at the time.
19:06 I took it as more of a him being upset because it isn’t mentioned but she probably didn’t fight him upholding the rule when it was his child trying to move back in. If it feels like she’s doing it because she doesn’t respect the agreement then he could’ve just offered his son the option to move back in but at the same time I can see where he’s coming from about that opening the door for it to be a revolving issue.
And to play devils advocate he was likely “standing on principle” as people tend to when they take the words of others so seriously. It should have been a discussion between them and then the kids but I’m hoping if I were ever to find my self in the same situation I would be able to recognize this and approach it all with an open mind
As a teacher, I loved your conversation about mistakes and consequences. I was just writing a documentation today on social mistakes opening the door to the opportunity to have conversations about what you value. It would have worked out so differently if Marie and Frank and Mom could have had that conversation and found a way to honor those values.
Annoyed that Google podcasts went away..hopefully I'll be able to listen through youtube music in my car. Bc listen to you two on the way to work really helps me get my day started!
That's how I found them years ago too!! Now I just listen here all the time.
Great story telling with this one ash! I totally did not see that coming! Love ur content! ❤️❤️
It's the "oh fuck" decisions that help us learn to make responsible decisions.
How do you go from "oh, poor kid" to "she's a monster" in 5 minutes? This girl was abandoned by her mother after having been bounced around for years, and she was obviously remorseful at having caused her father's death. I'm not saying she's completely innocent, but I think "monster" is pushing things.
not at all she’s a cold blooded murderer.
What are they learning from their mistakes if they don't have consequences? On the other hand a child's mindset would feel as if their parent doesn't care about them if they aren't allowed to come back. I have been on both sides and my daughter told me her step mother was a better mother than I. So I told her to stand outside and wait on her and leave and come back when she changed her mind. Eventually she changed her mind. She apologized for lashing out at the time.
Sounds like your daughter was right.
19:06 I took it as more of a him being upset because it isn’t mentioned but she probably didn’t fight him upholding the rule when it was his child trying to move back in. If it feels like she’s doing it because she doesn’t respect the agreement then he could’ve just offered his son the option to move back in but at the same time I can see where he’s coming from about that opening the door for it to be a revolving issue.
And to play devils advocate he was likely “standing on principle” as people tend to when they take the words of others so seriously. It should have been a discussion between them and then the kids but I’m hoping if I were ever to find my self in the same situation I would be able to recognize this and approach it all with an open mind
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I have often contemplated the possibility of being Grandma Brittnei...I am not a fan.
I would love to be a guest and an advisor for certain topics and issues you may not have experience with
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