Unfortunately as the post said, atleast two of those things are actually useful skills
this post was submitted on 01 Jul 2025
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I mean, I know plenty of kids who learned this without strict parents. School staff, daycare workers, business managers, cops... anyone in authority looking to impose rules also taught these lessons.
You'd think nobody on this sub has ever shoplifted before, ffs.
looks like strict parents are the way to fit into the corporate world :p
I try to be a mix of equal parts strict, fair, informative, and supportive, in any order.
Thanks to them I'm master spy now.