One verse doesn’t cancel out the other.
It’s direction for the parents and direction for the children. Nowhere does it imply if X occurs then this verse no longer applies.
And I didn’t try to shut anyone out with religion.
I provided a biblical response and a non-biblical response as well, while also empathizing with his situation.
Then why not post both?
You could have quoted both texts but yet you only chose the one to defend the parents.
Your example of parents not trashing each other in front of others or the child is not the same as parents abusing their children.
You are still looking at this from a POV of "parenting is complicated" not "some people should have never became parents in the first place".
You can do your "best" and still destroy everything you touch.
Nothing complicated about treating human beings (Especially your own children) with basic decency.
Part of me is glad you don't have a frame of reference, you don't want to carry pain that isn't even yours to carry.
We clearly have had very different life experiences so we can agree to disagree.