I agree , the PG prospects are fantastic this year <| sep |> Lmao is that really what it means ? Or is there an actual meaning . <| sep |> I think your question does contribute and answering it will answer it to everyone who doesn ' t understand why that is a problem . I don ' t think I can , but I ' ll try 1 . Decisions regarding children are supposed to be in bilateral agreement and communicated from a united front . They might have to be discussed . During the discussion the degree in child psychology can be relevant . But a discussion is not a poll . It ' s there to find common ground and a solution together . Everything else will divide the parents and confuse the child . 2 . This post is about abusive relationships . They aren ' t about common ground and they aren ' t much about together . They are about one or both partners trying to subjugate theeach other . Until they have fully developed it ' s often difficult to read the signs . Victims often feel that something is wrong . Logical explanations like I have a degree in child psychology , you need to trust me will hide the abuse from ironically both parties . The victim won ' t follow up on their intuition as a logical explanation was given , instead they might question their intuition in future . Abusers often don ' t knowwant to acknowledge that they are causing harm . From their point of view they act rationally . They are able to explain their behaviour to themselves and others . This leads to a lack of questioning for everyone emotionally involved which is why outside support is so important . Be it counseling , therapy or a really good friend . I tried my best to answer your question and invite everyone who knows better to correct me .