The problem with step-parents - Jordan Peterson

The problem with step-parents - Jordan Peterson
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Jordan B. Peterson (born 12 June 1962) is a Canadian professor of psychology, clinical psychologist, YouTube personality, and author. He began to receive widespread attention in the late 2010s for his views on cultural and political issues, often described as conservative.

Born and raised in Alberta, Peterson obtained bachelor's degrees in political science and psychology from the University of Alberta and a PhD in clinical psychology from McGill University. After teaching and research at Harvard University, he returned to Canada in 1998 to permanently join the faculty of psychology at the University of Toronto. In 1999, he published his first book, Maps of Meaning: The Architecture of Belief, which became the basis for many of his subsequent lectures. The book combined information from psychology, mythology, religion, literature, philosophy, and neuroscience to analyze systems of belief and meaning.

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[KManwarren]

Most people will not agree with this because it's emotionally uncomfortable, but it's true.

[jimberlygridder]

I felt that growing up....when my mother got with a new man after my father...it was devastating to my childhood. He didnt want us there...and it was a living thing in the air always. In every waking moment. And to this day I am still realizing the affects it has had on my life. Although I make no excuses for my life choices as an adult...I must acknowledge this.

[Unapologeticcandor]

Most step parents don't care for their step kids they put up with them because they love the parent

[iamloveiamyou]

i’m so passionate about this. my step mother made my life a living hell to be closer to my dad. she eventually won, he now doesn’t speak to any of his kids- just hers. i’m grown & it still cuts to the bone.

[Pacifica]

It's true. Children become the competition. As a teenager, I lived it.

[brandirose]

My step-dad was an AMAZING dad! He always treated me as though I was his daughter. He was my best friend and my best family too! I miss him a lot.

[debbieabrahamsen]

My "stepfather" couldn't have loved me any more if I had been biologically his. He was an amazing dad. He became my dad when you was 3. He was the best!

[trollsnotwelcome]

He's 100 percent right. Sadly I know this from experience

[chantalbrunet]

I had a step mother, she had a daughter. I was treated differently . I wanted her love but she's a gold digger and she got rid of us very fast. I ran away from home young and she was very happy. That's all I wanted to do is make her happy...

[fourpointthreefive]

My step mum is an angel and I would never have been the person I am without her ❤️ we love each other as if we were biologically related.
Lots of exceptions...

[frederickoch]

So true was in a horrible military accident and I was dependent on my mother "step" and one day 10 years later she said you ruined my winter holiday because of my accident. Really mother would never say this out of true love

[noothername]

Divorce is so sad. Especially for children on so many levels

[yayastedi]

Yes. There are cases when you do bond with a stepparent as you would with a biological one. It’s very rare. And it requires both child and adult to want to have a good bond.

Fact of the matter is that a child and a stepparent often unconsciously fight for the other parent’s attention.

[davidpayne]

I believe it's true, I also believe the parent that your in the relationship with makes a huge difference.

[dustinbrown]

I grew up in a house with a step dad that treated all of us differently. I was told in the 5th grade that I should go to a prep school or test into college because the school wasn't advanced enough for me. When my parents were told this at a parent teacher conference, I was told then that I would not be able to go to college because he would not take resources away from his kids to help a kid that wasnt his. I never made it to college and spent most of my teen years homeless or running from him. At 18 I was living under a bridge with no opportunity so I joined the military and got as far away from him as possible. All of his kids went to college and did nothing with it. He had a son with my mom and he treated him not as bad as me and my sister but not as good as his other kids. Now none of us speak to each other and the whole family has been broken for yrs. I feel like he took so many opportunities away from me that I can never get back. I see these ppl suing there rapist 20 yrs later and I cant help to wonder why I can't sue for the yrs of physical and mental abuse as well as the neglect and trauma of being treated so differently in the same house by the same parents. I cant even look at my mother now for allowing it to happen all those yrs. When we start holding bad parents accountable for bad parenting is when we will start to fix our societal problems. Almost all the problems in America boil down to a poor home environment that kids are raised in. That starts and stops with parenting.

[haileylong]

I have to say, my family was an exception to that rule. My biological mother was extremely abusive to me in more ways than one. My stepmother raised me as her own since I was five years old. As far as I'm concerned she's my momma ❤

[anniegillespie]

People thought I was horrible for telling my sons not to get with a woman who already had children. For every step family that works there's a thousand out there that don't being a stepparent is a thankless job, even if you are a good step parent. Many times it is not recognized and you are blamed for everything they can't blame their parents for.

[The.Truth]

Idk my step pops is my everything the more I grew up the more I realized I’d be a step father to change a child’s life the way he changed mine❤️💪🏽🔥🔥

[dianeaishamonday]

The outliers are important to consider though. My stepfather is the one I call dad because that's who he has been to me. I've never met my biological father, not that I'm opposed to it, just haven't felt the need to. Good stepparents should be celebrated, especially because their job is so difficult.

[kaneo]

I love my step dad, I’m glad he’s one of the exceptions