Harrison Burton American professional stock car racing driver Motorcraft T-Shirt

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My mother once forced me to drink an entire pint of milk ‘for the Harrison Burton American professional stock car racing driver Motorcraft T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this nutrition’ while we were on vacation. I later unloaded it all over the stockings of a couple of ladies on the Mark Twain Steamboat in Disneyland. She said she would never make me eat something I didn’t want to again, and she kept her word. So, the consequences for it while I was growing up were never corporal punishment, but you were expected to finish everything on your plate and you weren’t allowed to ask for something else instead if you got hungry later. In my household specifically, it’s a result of generational trauma. 3/4 of my grandparents were Holcaust survivors and leaving perfectly fine food was triggering for them. I remember my grandma making homemade applesauce once and she asked me to pour it from the pot into the jar. I didn’t scrape every last scrap out of the pot and she was just like, “Why are you wasting perfectly good food??” took the pot and spatula and violently scraped the pot clean. When I was like 8/9 My parents made me sit at our dinner bar for like 3 hrs cause I refused to eat even a bite of the meatloaf my mom for dinner. They weren’t mean about it but it was one of those “all you have to do is try it, just take one bite and you can come down”. I refused because I said I don’t like meat (what my 9 year old mind meant was ground meat but I didn’t explain it well enough then. My parents knew that that was a “lie” because I love chicken, devour brats, and would do anything for a steak. So they thought I was just being difficult)I sat there until it was time for bed and finally forced down the smallest bit imaginable. I still to this day cannot stomach ground meat. Idk why. I can do it in small quantities like in Americanized spaghetti sauces that have ground meat but I don’t prefer it. And I have never been able to eat a hamburger which is devastating because they smell so good but as soon as I get a bite in my mouth I gag.

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My parents tried that shit with me when I was a kid. They found out that I was a very patient mother fucker. I’d sit there all night until they got tired and told me to go to bed. I never did that to our daughter, I asked her if she was full and couldn’t eat anymore and believed her when she said yes or no. Forcing kids to eat something they don’t like seems like abuse to me. I never experienced that at all but I do try and have my kids sit down and connect at meals with no TV on (only music) and have to remind them (the Harrison Burton American professional stock car racing driver Motorcraft T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this little one especially) that this is all mommy is making, so eat it and don’t be asking for more food later. Like I am a fantastic cook, I make from scratch, bake fresh breads, use lots of yummy spices and make beautiful meals, that he’ll pick at and then an hour later ask for some ramen lol. As he’s getting older he’s trying more new things tho. A big plate of cut up fresh fruit and veggies is the main after school snack daily. Clean plate club is terrible. My MIL has that same mentality. She will serve portions that are too much and then act like a victim, crying and throwing a guilt trip if you don’t eat it all. But she always serves herself a small portion

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.