Discounted Introductory Price!! Denial is that attempt we make to save face when avoidance fails us. The “fantasy” of being able to get away with something might be what drives certain people to keep wearing that facade that they can actually do it. For a BabyGirl, the fantasy is that she's able to fool anyone she wants. In reality, her Step-Daddy isn't fooled so easily. And denial will eventually lead to consequences. On this day, Avery learns that the things which are best for her aren't always the things she wants. And sometimes, denial doesn't have to be a river in Egypt to flow. When...

Discounted Introductory Price!! Denial is that attempt we make to save face when avoidance fails us. The “fantasy” of being able to get away with something might be what drives certain people to keep wearing that facade that they can actually do it. For a BabyGirl, the fantasy is that she's able to fool anyone she wants. In reality, her Step-Daddy isn't fooled so easily. And denial will eventually lead to consequences. On this day, Avery learns that the things which are best for her aren't always the things she wants. And sometimes, denial doesn't have to be a river in Egypt to flow. When Denial not only becomes her mode of operations but her mode of survival, Avery's Step-Daddy makes her undergo a little humiliation to drive home the point certain things are acceptable and certain things are not, but either way there will always be consequences for her actions. A few restraints to her carefree approach ought to do the trick. Sometimes we just don't agree with each other and perhaps what makes us individuals is that there are no two people alike in this world. Often agreeing to disagree is the only way to keep all the pieces of the puzzle together. But when rules have been broken and the lines of our roles have been crossed, a common understanding needs to be found with whatever means necessary. For Avery, the only thing that seemed would get through to her was to “switch” her punishment to a higher level and now, mere fussing would make it worse. She was going to learn, no matter what her Step-Daddy had to do. The eventual route you have to go down to make a point is perhaps the most difficult thing to do when you just can get through to someone. And sometimes the only way to reason with someone is to treat them exactly how they are acting. For Avery, her punishment came to an end with a rather humiliating conclusion.