Some of these are giving me nausea. I don't need to be that close to your mouth. I just don't.

I'm going to offer you a perspective that I do not yet see represented here. I hope you will not dismiss me in the way you have others who are calling you out on your parenting, um.... techniques. (e.g. "shut up with the drama"?)

"And I'm a good fucking mother."

I'm having a hard time believing this.

I'm a truly single parent of a super energetic two year old. I have no partner and no family within a hundred miles to lend a hand in the day-to-day stuff and it's fucking hard. Last week I had a bad moment like the one you described. Just loosing my shit angry because my son did something I'd asked him a million…

Nothing. Nothing. Nothing. (three times enough for you?) makes up for the damage of corporal punishment. I speak from experience, and as a parent, and you need to find other means to discipline. Regardless of where your heart is at, you are doing permanent damage to your child with physical discipline the way you…

I think I've seen them around before. Sigh, none it's "I'm a good mom!" And "this is why I don't talk about my parenting on the Internet!" Yes, you shitweasel, this is truly about you. You are the victim. Not the tiny boy you assault.

Pro-tip: no one is honest about parenting on the internet. I'm sure you can see why.

Good mothers don't hit their kids and shake them, sorry.

I don't think this generation of kids is worse than the previous generations, but for sure I would say this generation of PARENTS is the worst. It's gone from being too harsh when disciplining, to now not disciplining at ALL. I cringe so much when a parent says "no" to a kid and then instantly gives in the second they…

I really thought this was a troll. I almost didn't comment to him/her because I was certain they were a troll because how could they seriously think that's ok.

The face of a dog that has seen many a tu-tu.

LOL THIS WAS ALARMINGLY PROFESSIONAL????????????

I was reading the other comments about her education bills if she becomes a doctor, and thought, "Yeah, she probably won't be having that problem as a European."

I do, but I find it problematic for people to only be afraid of one breed, which can lead to them letting their guard down with others. Some people just do not believe a labrador could be aggressive and will run up and start getting in the face of every lab they meet.

I'm betting the dog that attacked the child was not neutered, not vaccinated, probably lived mostly outside, and they were unsupervised when the attack took place. I work in a shelter, and those traits are the things all the biters have in common, not breed. Our biter kennel is far more diverse, breed wise, than the…

When I was a resident, there was a four year old patient who was mutilated by a bull terrier. Extensive facial injuries, a severed digit and the kid now has a glass eye. There's nothing wrong with being cautious around certain animals. It really rubs me the wrong way when someone makes a remark about a certain breed,…

Actually, this kind of temperament is pretty typical of the breed. And that's because they are posers. They were originally bred from working breeds to be a "gentleman's companion". Basically to look dashing and tough, and then spend 90% of the time in front of the fire with the kids. Welcome to one of the first…

I'm sorry but I'm going to have to nope the crap out of your comment. I have had both a staffordshire bull terrier and a pitbull cross breed (below), and they are the most gentle, wonderful pets. Bull terriers do not deserve their reputation. Aggressive dogs are made aggressive by bad owners and bull terriers were…

Yeeeeaah. You can tell that that dog is super aggressive...

You have to be wary around bull terriers. At first it's fun, then you start waking up in back alleys covered in urine and vomit...