Current Affair recently covered a vicious brawl between three out-of-control drunk moms, a drunken mob and Nightclub bouncers in Terrigal.
A man outside of Sirens Nighclub in Terrigal allegedly taunted one of the girls, insulting her verbally and calling her a slut. The three girls, two of whom are moms, walked across the street and started yelling at the drunken mob.
Two bouncers stepped in to stop the fight; one of the girls escaped restraint and used her high heels as a weapon, and hit the security guard on the head.
So it’s not only the young population, mums can be fierce and brutal too when intoxicated!
Is it possible that young Australian girls think it’s ok to get violent and aggressive when drunk, since their moms are doing it anyway?
Study shows that parental drinking and other behaviors such as smoking actually encourage your kids to do the same thing. After all, your children are a younger version of you.
So when moms and dads consider alcohol as a necessity in social gatherings, and start fights with strangers when drunk, isn’t it understandable that the kids will follow their path and do the same things?
Listen. 