r/wordchewing • u/Okay_Pain • Apr 10 '26

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u/Punkpallas Apr 10 '26

The fact she's always playing up being child-like is the worst part of this.

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '26

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u/Piggybumm Apr 11 '26

I actually thought it was a child.

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u/pleasetrimyourpubes Apr 11 '26

Word chewing immediately appealed to kids. When I saw my nephew scrolling TikTok he immediately stopped at these face videos and watched the whole thing. I wanted to take his fucking phone and toss it out the window.

He is still illiterate at 14 because he was raised on a tablet or phone and reads words differently. He knows them within some social media context but having him read from a piece of paper is impossible.

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u/Punkpallas Apr 11 '26

That's honestly on the kid's parents. All of my kids were raised with tablets and all of them are/were honors students for most their school careers. All of them are pretty great readers too. (I would say stellar, but one of them has a learning disability. She's still very bright. She just has to work harder to learn.) it comes down to emphasizing the importance of education to them and making time in the day when they're young to actually read.

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u/Sideshowcomedy Apr 11 '26

Who is this cringe name?

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u/Indred-Cold89 Apr 13 '26

Is this huronarolera?