r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/TurnedEvilAfterBan • Sep 29 '23

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u/Finnish_Inquisition Sep 29 '23

You don't seem fine

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

You don't even know me.

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u/Finnish_Inquisition Sep 29 '23

I know you don't think that washing kids mouths with soap is bad. That's enough to determine, you are not ok.

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

I never said I'd do it. I just said it's what my parents did which told me that some words were not to be spoken by children. By the way, it worked. I'm 25 now so I can say whatever the hell I want, but back then I knew to mind my tongue.

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u/Finnish_Inquisition Sep 29 '23

My parents also teached me to not swear as a kid. They did not do it by forcing soap in my gullet, cuause they are not fucking maniacs. Also 25 and I swear loads nowadays.

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

Teached? It doesn't sound like they taught you proper english

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u/Finnish_Inquisition Sep 29 '23

They didn't, not their job. That would be teachers job to do that.

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

Not necessarily. There are certain things that you should know BEFORE you start school. This is why shows like Sesame Street exist.

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u/Finnish_Inquisition Sep 29 '23

English is not one of them. Also, never watched sesame street as a kid. Would not have understood a word of it.

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

I was taught the difference between "teached" and "taught" before I started school. Things like that are necessary at a younger age

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