Nov 4, 2017 6:22 AM
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ThatTransformersDude
You can notice it with how people now a days don't want to even risk a new restaurant unless it has 5 stars in yelp
ISayIdontLikeSandWhenISeeSand
thats how i learned. some people just see me as a fuckup but they're blind to the fact that I've grown more than they ever will
LollipopLich
I'm having an issue with this right now. Car died last week, kinda need to hit the ground running on a getting a new one... not working out
handbanana13
No
CaptainSkyhawk
Current school testing does opposite. Vast parts of the school year is test prep and they are told this test will define their entire lives.
Uzernaime
I was one of those rare, but grateful ones with parents like this. Thank you mom and dad!
MGSman
I would love to show the next generation "Meet the Robinsons." That movie made me see failure not as scary, but rather an opportunity
JeanLucPicard
Many parents may not know how to deal with their own fuckups let alone teach someone else
Raven2785
You cannot teach kids about failure when all we're doing is removing failure. From sports, from games, from testing, etc.
HerrFalle
The concept of resilience is pretty interesting. Look up Emmy Werners kauai-study, you can learn a thing or two.
JudgeNotByTheColorOfOnesSkinButByTheContentsOfOnesDumps
Omg I'm nearly crying at the realization my husband makes me scared to fuck up. My daily routine is doing whatever I need to avoid fights
sexypotato7
Tell your husband how you feel now. If he cant respect you enough to try to change then leave. Being scared is no way to live your life.
Blackbird2Raven
I've been anxious and fearing conflict since 4th grade. Not sure I'm even fixable anymore.
Copperdragon
Correct. Acceptance of fallibility is a milestone in maturing; you WILL make mistakes. What matters is how you fix them.
pres2pond
I'd love to, but the world doesn't tolerate mistakes.
scooterthemage
If you know what your problem is, fix it yourself weakling.
JealousCats
This is one of the reasons im angry at my dad. It was don't try unless you do it perfectly right. Then called stupid for messing up.
kibbypie
Hell fucking yes. One of the biggest things I work through with my kinders.
destinoz
Failure isn't a crisis to cope with, it's a requirement of growth. The object is to fail well and believe that you'll get further next time.
IWorkInITAndHateIT
I would probably have needed this about 15 years ago.
CityNatureScienceArt
This.This right here is solid advice.
TheAngryMarineBiologist
Grew up with religious parents and a nutcase of a mother. This, 100%
Sajer
Same. Every failure was screamed at me and their love was based on conditions I could never live up to.
BegoniaNom
Same. I don’t want kids for various reasons, but sometimes I want to raise kids right, the way I wish I had grown up.
YourMomsAFish
One of the best pieces of advise I ever got when I was first starting in carpenters was from and old guy I worked with. He said 1/2
UncomfortableAnswers
"Never touch the belt sander with your penis. It doesn't feel as good as you think it will."
"Its not that a good carpenter never messes up, what makes a carpenter good is being able to fix it so that nobody can tell you messed up"
Ghobe
This is just life now. It's not ideal, I don't feel better about it. In fact I'm kind of dead on the inside. At least I'm not worried?
playstation360
This indeed.
FuzzyNutSak
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ThatIsHowIFoundIt
Can we all agree to crop out the “this”, “I’ll never stop parroting this,” “did you just?”, etc
^THIS
DefinitelyNotDavidDuchovny
If you've ever tried anything new, you're bound to make mistakes
HappyEngineer
If you're making no mistakes, you're not pushing yourself
SnugglesaurusRex
How many dads made fun of them or yelled at them the first time they threw a ball? Mine did.
Itwasmyname
So what you're saying is; don't try anything new and I'll make less mistakes? Awesome!
Klowntax
Nah sounds like you'll still be making the same mistakes at what's not new.
krugle
How about you teach them it's okay to make mistakes but they should learn from them and do their best to not do it again
MemeSins
That's what the post is saying
TheZompocalypse
Sometimes a problem can't be fixed. Instead learn from your mistakes so you don't create more problems alongside the initial one.
tehzpoon
"When you lose, don't lose the lesson." I teach my daughter this every single chance I get. And how to overcome fear/anxiety without help.
KungPowDicken
My parents were pretty straight forward with me. They didn't praise failure. They didn't reward success. They just said words.
IamNotAshamed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8G74VTpxas
spaceystacey
Ah, the wise power of the spoken words.
GuacamoleMoleMolester
"You're adopted", "Pay rent or get out", "Gas, grass or ass"
They never said Gas Grass or Ass but they did say the other two quite frequently. Now I moved away and all they do is tell me to come home
aidslord
And what are you like?
I have answered.
iwuvfood
Pls answer @KungPowDicken
I'm a sarcastic piece of shit. But I grab life by the horns and if I don't succeed at something I take a step back, analyze and try again.
After about the 3rd or 4th try I start to have a mental break down and throw a silent fit. If I don't get it by the 5th I completely give up
Sounds healthy
themissingventure
That's how you end up with B-sians, not Asians.
Erectric
That's actually a major problem in japan right now, companies there (that have no connections to the US) don't like to take risks
So then their economy actually sucks
amalgarhythm
Justmakingthingsup
SometimesThisSometimesThat
v
BarryInTheStreetsOliverInTheSheets
As an Asian, I think I'd be less depressed if I'd understood being a b-sian was ok and enjoyed my life, instead of being Asian and needing
therapy and not having friends
LlornDeIcamole
pukimomalaki
Hello? R u me?
Maybe? I'm single and ready to mingle, are you?
DoggoPicsMakeMeHungry
You can get through it. Many of us have. Just don't order a hit on your parents like that crazy gal in Canada
Abracanawbra
Doot
MrJimmyRustles
Please elaborate on the damaged Canadian.
DreadPierateRoberts
She apolgized
Icreatedthisaccounttoupvoteyourcomment
Lol sauce?
Adenene
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=canadian+girl+who+ordered+a+hit+on+her+parents
3 votes for sauce
To be fair her mother was Bich
ThatTransformersDude
You can notice it with how people now a days don't want to even risk a new restaurant unless it has 5 stars in yelp
ISayIdontLikeSandWhenISeeSand
thats how i learned. some people just see me as a fuckup but they're blind to the fact that I've grown more than they ever will
LollipopLich
I'm having an issue with this right now. Car died last week, kinda need to hit the ground running on a getting a new one... not working out
handbanana13
No
CaptainSkyhawk
Current school testing does opposite. Vast parts of the school year is test prep and they are told this test will define their entire lives.
Uzernaime
I was one of those rare, but grateful ones with parents like this. Thank you mom and dad!
MGSman
I would love to show the next generation "Meet the Robinsons." That movie made me see failure not as scary, but rather an opportunity
JeanLucPicard
Many parents may not know how to deal with their own fuckups let alone teach someone else
Raven2785
You cannot teach kids about failure when all we're doing is removing failure. From sports, from games, from testing, etc.
HerrFalle
The concept of resilience is pretty interesting. Look up Emmy Werners kauai-study, you can learn a thing or two.
JudgeNotByTheColorOfOnesSkinButByTheContentsOfOnesDumps
Omg I'm nearly crying at the realization my husband makes me scared to fuck up. My daily routine is doing whatever I need to avoid fights
sexypotato7
Tell your husband how you feel now. If he cant respect you enough to try to change then leave. Being scared is no way to live your life.
Blackbird2Raven
I've been anxious and fearing conflict since 4th grade. Not sure I'm even fixable anymore.
Copperdragon
Correct. Acceptance of fallibility is a milestone in maturing; you WILL make mistakes. What matters is how you fix them.
pres2pond
I'd love to, but the world doesn't tolerate mistakes.
scooterthemage
If you know what your problem is, fix it yourself weakling.
JealousCats
This is one of the reasons im angry at my dad. It was don't try unless you do it perfectly right. Then called stupid for messing up.
kibbypie
Hell fucking yes. One of the biggest things I work through with my kinders.
destinoz
Failure isn't a crisis to cope with, it's a requirement of growth. The object is to fail well and believe that you'll get further next time.
IWorkInITAndHateIT
I would probably have needed this about 15 years ago.
CityNatureScienceArt
This.This right here is solid advice.
TheAngryMarineBiologist
Grew up with religious parents and a nutcase of a mother. This, 100%
Sajer
Same. Every failure was screamed at me and their love was based on conditions I could never live up to.
BegoniaNom
Same. I don’t want kids for various reasons, but sometimes I want to raise kids right, the way I wish I had grown up.
YourMomsAFish
One of the best pieces of advise I ever got when I was first starting in carpenters was from and old guy I worked with. He said 1/2
UncomfortableAnswers
"Never touch the belt sander with your penis. It doesn't feel as good as you think it will."
YourMomsAFish
"Its not that a good carpenter never messes up, what makes a carpenter good is being able to fix it so that nobody can tell you messed up"
Ghobe
This is just life now. It's not ideal, I don't feel better about it. In fact I'm kind of dead on the inside. At least I'm not worried?
playstation360
This indeed.
FuzzyNutSak
.
ThatIsHowIFoundIt
Can we all agree to crop out the “this”, “I’ll never stop parroting this,” “did you just?”, etc
playstation360
^THIS
DefinitelyNotDavidDuchovny
If you've ever tried anything new, you're bound to make mistakes
HappyEngineer
If you're making no mistakes, you're not pushing yourself
SnugglesaurusRex
How many dads made fun of them or yelled at them the first time they threw a ball? Mine did.
Itwasmyname
So what you're saying is; don't try anything new and I'll make less mistakes? Awesome!
Klowntax
Nah sounds like you'll still be making the same mistakes at what's not new.
Itwasmyname
krugle
How about you teach them it's okay to make mistakes but they should learn from them and do their best to not do it again
MemeSins
That's what the post is saying
TheZompocalypse
Sometimes a problem can't be fixed. Instead learn from your mistakes so you don't create more problems alongside the initial one.
tehzpoon
"When you lose, don't lose the lesson." I teach my daughter this every single chance I get. And how to overcome fear/anxiety without help.
KungPowDicken
My parents were pretty straight forward with me. They didn't praise failure. They didn't reward success. They just said words.
IamNotAshamed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8G74VTpxas
spaceystacey
Ah, the wise power of the spoken words.
GuacamoleMoleMolester
"You're adopted", "Pay rent or get out", "Gas, grass or ass"
KungPowDicken
They never said Gas Grass or Ass but they did say the other two quite frequently. Now I moved away and all they do is tell me to come home
aidslord
And what are you like?
KungPowDicken
I have answered.
iwuvfood
Pls answer @KungPowDicken
KungPowDicken
I'm a sarcastic piece of shit. But I grab life by the horns and if I don't succeed at something I take a step back, analyze and try again.
KungPowDicken
After about the 3rd or 4th try I start to have a mental break down and throw a silent fit. If I don't get it by the 5th I completely give up
aidslord
Sounds healthy
themissingventure
That's how you end up with B-sians, not Asians.
Erectric
That's actually a major problem in japan right now, companies there (that have no connections to the US) don't like to take risks
Erectric
So then their economy actually sucks
amalgarhythm
Justmakingthingsup
SometimesThisSometimesThat
BarryInTheStreetsOliverInTheSheets
As an Asian, I think I'd be less depressed if I'd understood being a b-sian was ok and enjoyed my life, instead of being Asian and needing
BarryInTheStreetsOliverInTheSheets
therapy and not having friends
LlornDeIcamole
pukimomalaki
Hello? R u me?
BarryInTheStreetsOliverInTheSheets
Maybe? I'm single and ready to mingle, are you?
DoggoPicsMakeMeHungry
You can get through it. Many of us have. Just don't order a hit on your parents like that crazy gal in Canada
Abracanawbra
Doot
MrJimmyRustles
Please elaborate on the damaged Canadian.
DreadPierateRoberts
She apolgized
Icreatedthisaccounttoupvoteyourcomment
Lol sauce?
Adenene
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=canadian+girl+who+ordered+a+hit+on+her+parents
BarryInTheStreetsOliverInTheSheets
3 votes for sauce
DoggoPicsMakeMeHungry
To be fair her mother was Bich