[ SECRET POST #2718 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2718 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What's Wrong With Attachment Parenting?

[kallanda_lee]

I've seen some good results with home schooling, but all of them were with (older) kids taken out of traditional schooling when they were having trouble. People who just home-school from day 1 often seem a different breed altogether.

Re: What's Wrong With Attachment Parenting?

[seventh_seal]

Yeah, many schools suck, no doubt about that. I was mildly bullied (Tumblr would kill me for using mildly, but that's what it was),especially in middle school and I often looked forward to being ill and staying at home, but then, my parents were really far from A+ too, so in retrospect thank god they didn't homeschool me.

Re: What's Wrong With Attachment Parenting?

[(Anonymous)]

Eh. I'm currently homeschooled (I'm 15, for reference) and have been since the beginning, and I don't think I'm that weird. Social issues, yes, some. It's related to why I was never traditionally schooled. Complete lack of contact with others and resulting problems, no. I take outside classes (classes taught by people other than my parents) and I get what seems to be a reasonable amount of interaction through them. How do people who've homeschooled since the beginning seem "a different breed" to you? (Not offended or intending to offend, just curious.)

Re: What's Wrong With Attachment Parenting?

[kallanda_lee]

Different breed in the sense that the parents were often in it for different reasons, where it was more about their ideology than about something the child needed.

It was not meant as an offense, I'm not even saying it's necessarily bad, just that it's a different mindset to start from.