dandanthetentman
Central Defender
Do you agree with post 10You’re talking about someone’s kid here, perhaps? You’re inferring that he’s a cry baby. No need.
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Do you agree with post 10You’re talking about someone’s kid here, perhaps? You’re inferring that he’s a cry baby. No need.
Of course not.Do you agree with post 10
Good then tell that poster the same please make me feel betterOf course not.
I'm not so sure about that. I think sometimes that's exactly what is needed.Bit of whisky in his bottle should calm him down.
I'm not so sure about that. I think sometimes that's exactly what is needed. I quoted the wrong post. I thought I quoted the post which said ' thankfully we have moved on from that'.
Pick a good boxing club and it could help, they ain't gonna just sling them into a physical combat which is basically the worst thing that can happen off the bat and guaranteed to turn most people away (shit Judo club).Thoughts are with you and yer boy, bullying is Shan, hope you can get the help needed.
As a thought and it maybe a pile of shyte, what about asking at a boxing club and explaining the background, I’ve heard they are decent at kids with differing abilities of how to deal with things??
I cry at triumphant things far more than any of the others you mention.If he cries its going to be something to do with either as anger , fear or sadness. The actual crying (tears ) response is part of the parasympathetic ( soothing) system aimed at reducing uncomfortable arousal . Other stuff that comes with it , wailing etc is part of primitive safety seeking signalling to care givers .
Although it will feel to him that " it just happens" , in actuality there will be discernable physical feelings and thoughts preceding the response that culminate in an emotion . Might help to start with just looking at how he feels preceding and then asking " so what do we call that then ? (Scared , hurt , mad ? ) . Then you can move on to " so if youre 'scared' what can you do about that apart from crying ? How do you let people know ? ( change respondent behaviour and see if he prefers it ) .
If its a real problem and he cant make any sense of it all all might be worth getting a referal to CAMHS .
I’m like that all the time. The other day I cried cos Mirabel didn’t get a gift in Encanto.@Dave Herbal is like that when someone gives him a shandy
Yes pride and or awe are two other potentials .I cry at triumphant things far more than any of the others you mention.
I’m like that all the time. The other day I cried cos Mirabel didn’t get a gift in Encanto.
Agree with this, I cried like a baby when Kelly Holmes won double gold. If I watch a replay of it I still well up.Yes pride and or awe are two other potentials .
And it is logic like this which is raising a generation of piss-weak soy-boys.
Stoicism, which is necessary to be a man's man, needs to be taught by example to sons.
@Gillythedilf will back me up on this.
Beautiful film, a cried at that and the retelling of the old ladies story about fleeing the village many years back.I cry at triumphant things far more than any of the others you mention.
I’m like that all the time. The other day I cried cos Mirabel didn’t get a gift in Encanto.
It’s normally triumph for me. Like when a kid gets the golden buzzer on BGT or when the Falcon turns up at the Death Star.Yes pride and or awe are two other potentials .