Assertion: alienation's parent | /r/CapableOf | tell the child
Facets:
value: to keep something
type: PURPOSE
value: under the idea
type: OTHER
value: to do a chore
type: PURPOSE
value: through their opinionated eyes
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: It is not uncommon for such parents to tell the child to keep something perfectly innocent, such as attending a baseball game, secret in order to build a bond with the child.
text: When one loving, caring parent tells a child that mum or dad is dangerous, nasty or doesn’t love them – this causes a psychological tension in the child.
text: It is not uncommon for such parents to tell the child to keep something perfectly innocent, such as attending a baseball game, secret in order to build a bond with the child.
text: For instance, suppose the targeted parent tells the child to do a chore and the child resists as is so often the case with children being told to do something they don’t want to do.
text: Withdrawal of love and approval Telling the child that the other parent does not love him or her Forcing the child to choose between parents Telling the child that the other parent is dangerous Confiding in the child Forcing the child to reject the other parent Asking the child to spy on the other parent
text: Under the idea of just being honest, the alienating parent tells the child “the entire family situation” through their opinionated eyes causing the child to think less of the target parent.