1. Do You Poison Your Son’s Mind Against His Father

Fred75 · FemaleFirst Guru Joined: 04 Oct 2007 Posts: 7142

1. Do You Poison Your Son’s Mind Against His Biological Father?
Some women knowingly and intentionally perform this evil scheme. Others do it unintentionally. While boys are young, this vengeful act seems harmless, but as they grow older, they develop bitterness against their fathers. This root of bitterness, (See Hebrews 12:15 and Romans 3:14) will manifest itself in other areas of these boy’s lives. They play out their parental distress by becoming overtly rebellious, joining gangs, committing crimes and engaging in other self-destructive activities such as domestic violence and homosexuality.

ZiaAries · Posted: Wed Dec 12, 2007 4:33 pm Post subject:

There are mother's that do this to their daughters too.

It's completely non-productive and it is harmful to both, sons and daughters. It's very harmful to the self-esteem of the child later in life.
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I think it's harmful to speak hate and judgement in front of children...period. They should not be influence by resentments from a parent. I see this as wrong and again...harmful and unhealthy.

x-xcutiex-x · Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 6:28 pm Post subject:

+1 to Zia, also there are fathers who poison their childrens minds towards their mothers. Its not really a case of gender its more just sad and pathetic people who want to control their kids

Fred75 · FemaleFirst Guru Joined: 04 Oct 2007 Posts: 7142

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Polgara69 · Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2007 6:43 pm Post subject:

My boyfriend has a 13 year old son who has to listen to a load of bullshit about his Dad from his mum. My bf wont tell him the truth about the break up because he doesnt think he is old enough to understand and he doesnt want to get into a tit for tat thing with his ex. But her reasoning for basically being a nasty bitch is because she was the one who caused the break up because he came home early from work one day and found her in bed with the young lad from across the street! He left and then went back after a few weeks cos she asked him to and told him it wouldnt happen again and he knew that she wouldnt let him see his son if he didnt. He was there for a few months and then came home to the same scenario! So he left and never went back. He is not a total fool! He didnt see his son for a while who was only a baby at the time. He sees him now thru his gran who has him at the weekends but his mum is really poisoning him against his Dad by saying that he was the one who walked out on him cos he didnt want him and things like that. He is planning to have a chat with him in a few years and sit him down and explain but it does make things difficult and sometimes his son comes out with things that really hurt him but he has to keep quiet. Very awkward!
My eldest son, who is 18, had a useless father but I never used to slag him off in front of him. He has since found out in the last few years what an arse he is! But it is better if they find out for themselves. Poisoning kids minds is wrong and people really should think twice cos they have no idea what damage they are doing. The kids will find out the truth eventually and its better that way.

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Polgara69 · Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 11:21 pm Post subject:

So you think staying with someone who causes you untold misery is better for the child than splitting up? Children watching their parents rowing and constantly sniping each other are going to grow up with no problems whatsoever? What are you on? The point of this discussion is about poisoning their minds against their fathers. Some mothers do, like my boyfriends ex does, and some, like me, dont cos I know its wrong. My son would not be the stable young man that I am so proud of if he had to watch me and his father having a go at each other every day. But also he would be different if I was constantly slagging him off too. My boyfriends son on the other hand is getting damaged by his mum which is wrong but my boyfriend and his ex staying together for his sake wouldnt have worked either and quite possibly could have caused him a lot more damage.

Treacle · Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 9:04 am Post subject:

I went through a divorce at the time I had a young son. It wasn't a very friendly divorce but credit to my ex she was totally supportive of my continued relationship with my son. I will always admire her for the way she put personal issues aside for his benefit. Mind you a healthy pay off might just have contributed to that!

Fred75 · FemaleFirst Guru Joined: 04 Oct 2007 Posts: 7142

Fred75 · FemaleFirst Guru Joined: 04 Oct 2007 Posts: 7142

Treacle · Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 1:56 pm Post subject:

Because Fred when my son was conceived I didn't know the sh** was about to hit the fan. If you can read the future you are a lucky boy. What happened in your childhood to make you such a patronising git?

Fred75 · FemaleFirst Guru Joined: 04 Oct 2007 Posts: 7142

Treacle · Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 3:36 pm Post subject:

How about wife asking for a divorce type of sh**? Not sure any posters can learn a lesson from that.

Are you going to answer my question? I think it might be a useful insight as to why your posts are so full of patronising homophobic drivel.

Fred75 · FemaleFirst Guru Joined: 04 Oct 2007 Posts: 7142