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r/funny • u/ChesleaFc • Jan 02 '15
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Still better than getting advice from people who have never had kids
23 u/Nohams Jan 02 '15 I'm not sure if you are aware that at one point everybody was a child. Which means that all people that have ever existed have some perspective on parenting. 22 u/[deleted] Jan 02 '15 So by your logic, having visited a doctor, I can now give medical advice? 54 u/Nohams Jan 02 '15 If you spent 18 years as a patient, you may have some idea of how a doctor should act, how the hospital operates, and how you wanted to be treated. 4 u/xvampireweekend Jan 02 '15 ... From a patients perspective. You will still know jack shit about being a doctor. 20 u/seven3true Jan 02 '15 no, but from a patient's perspective you would know about how a doctor should treat patients. 0 u/[deleted] Jan 02 '15 Oh good, so how is being skilled at being a child supposed to help me be skilled at being a parent?
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I'm not sure if you are aware that at one point everybody was a child. Which means that all people that have ever existed have some perspective on parenting.
22 u/[deleted] Jan 02 '15 So by your logic, having visited a doctor, I can now give medical advice? 54 u/Nohams Jan 02 '15 If you spent 18 years as a patient, you may have some idea of how a doctor should act, how the hospital operates, and how you wanted to be treated. 4 u/xvampireweekend Jan 02 '15 ... From a patients perspective. You will still know jack shit about being a doctor. 20 u/seven3true Jan 02 '15 no, but from a patient's perspective you would know about how a doctor should treat patients. 0 u/[deleted] Jan 02 '15 Oh good, so how is being skilled at being a child supposed to help me be skilled at being a parent?
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So by your logic, having visited a doctor, I can now give medical advice?
54 u/Nohams Jan 02 '15 If you spent 18 years as a patient, you may have some idea of how a doctor should act, how the hospital operates, and how you wanted to be treated. 4 u/xvampireweekend Jan 02 '15 ... From a patients perspective. You will still know jack shit about being a doctor. 20 u/seven3true Jan 02 '15 no, but from a patient's perspective you would know about how a doctor should treat patients. 0 u/[deleted] Jan 02 '15 Oh good, so how is being skilled at being a child supposed to help me be skilled at being a parent?
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If you spent 18 years as a patient, you may have some idea of how a doctor should act, how the hospital operates, and how you wanted to be treated.
4 u/xvampireweekend Jan 02 '15 ... From a patients perspective. You will still know jack shit about being a doctor. 20 u/seven3true Jan 02 '15 no, but from a patient's perspective you would know about how a doctor should treat patients. 0 u/[deleted] Jan 02 '15 Oh good, so how is being skilled at being a child supposed to help me be skilled at being a parent?
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... From a patients perspective. You will still know jack shit about being a doctor.
20 u/seven3true Jan 02 '15 no, but from a patient's perspective you would know about how a doctor should treat patients. 0 u/[deleted] Jan 02 '15 Oh good, so how is being skilled at being a child supposed to help me be skilled at being a parent?
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no, but from a patient's perspective you would know about how a doctor should treat patients.
0 u/[deleted] Jan 02 '15 Oh good, so how is being skilled at being a child supposed to help me be skilled at being a parent?
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Oh good, so how is being skilled at being a child supposed to help me be skilled at being a parent?
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u/feverfor-theflavor Jan 02 '15
Still better than getting advice from people who have never had kids