Submitted by Twishedd t3_10k1vuz in LifeProTips
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Submitted by Twishedd t3_10k1vuz in LifeProTips
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I usually press play on the pre-recorded speech and give them the option of walking out or sack of potatoes.
“ I know you’re frustrated xyz happened, it was disappointing this happened when you wanted that. It’s ok to be upset, but right now we’re in a public space, and we need to respect that other people who aren’t having a hard time are trying to enjoy themselves so we’re going to go to the car and chill until our brain cools down, ok?”
Tantrum proceeds
“You have two choices, we walk out of here together, or I can carry you out like a sack of potatoes, what’s it gonna to be?”
Sometimes she gets excited to be a sack of potatoes and the tantrum is cut short, sometimes I thank the heavens we look alike because I’d rather not have the police called for a kidnapping attempt.
When my kid is being a nuisance in public, I collapse onto the floor and start convulsing as if I’m seizing. Works a charm!
Bahahahahahaha!!!!!
My mother pretended she was my aunt, lol. “You’re mother is gunna here about this!”
you don't seem to be a parent or have a clue on how your so called lpt triggers some in a very bad way.
this is a horrible advice.
I am a mum of a 5yo and newborn.
Im exhausted, I’m all touched out, I fantasise about falling asleep in the mountain of clean laundry I never have time to fold.
This is one of the few things that help me appreciate the hour and a half ritual that is bedtime, and without wanting to pull my hair out after a long day.
as a single mother of a soon-to-be 6yo i guess i understand your level of exhaustion.
your fantasy hit a spot with me. my biggest fear became dying to soon so ... I won't finish the sentence.
well, how different people are, aren't we.
in case you haven't read it today: you're doing great! you feed the kids, cuddle them, put clothes on their backs, play a bit, if you can, show them affection as much as you can, you give them what you can. you're doing great!
would be great to have someone care for us.
Love it! Great advice. The energy is there even if you think it’s not. Thank you!
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There are no words to describe how sorry I am that this has happened to you.
I hope you have a good support system, I can’t imagine how hard this must be but please seek them out
Probably the best pro tip there is.
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Thank you Marcus Aurelius.
I already have like 30 tabs up, don’t send me down another wiki tangent
Well you might want to look at the tenets of stoicism, since you're paraphrasing one of them.
31 tabs it is.
It started with my MIL talking about how much she missed her children being babies, that you don’t appreciate it at the time but eventually you’ll wish you could go back.
I’m not great at doing things for enjoyment but I am very motivated when it comes to avoiding regret, my brain went and twisted the idea into something a tad more morbid. Not for everyone but I find it very effective
I imagine 31 tabs is nothing new for you. You sound like you have a thoughtful and inquisitive soul. Regerts are a great thing to avoid as long as you don't regret what you avoided or society's standards don't change to make you retro-regret.
Yes, some might consider your post needing a trigger warning, but the intent couldn't be clearer that you only wish to help others with a piece of wisdom that helped you.
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Dead excited about going to Itchy and Scratchy land?
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[deleted] t1_j5nxox2 wrote
I think I get what OP means, when your kids throwing a tantrum in public,
instead of getting frustrated with them, lay on the ground and pretend your dead.
That’ll fix em