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One bedroom for the parents, two bedrooms for the kids. As long as all kids conform to the gender binary, two bedrooms should be enough.
by orthoxerox 5y ago
One bedroom for the parents, two bedrooms for the kids. As long as all kids conform to the gender binary, two bedrooms should be enough.
- blitzar 5y agoI am more than comfortable for that to be your 'dream home' but it is not my dream home.
- blacktriangle 5y agoYou mean as long as the kids' parents aren't mentally abusing their children to score points with their woke friends.
- datavirtue 5y agoSeeing a lot of this in private school.
- SuoDuanDao 5y agoI wonder how much children are also encouraged to talk up the amount of gaslighting for the same reasons the adults are encouraged to engage in it.
- Robotbeat 5y agoAnd when they’re young, a boy and girl in the same room is absolutely fine.
- mrexroad 5y agoThis. 3 kids here in a 3 bedroom house (~1100sqft). One in high school, middle, and elementary. It works, although another 500sqft would give us some more breathing room. Since my boys are teenagers now, I spent the pandemic building a rather nice lofted bed setup out of baltic birch ply for their shared room. It gives them their own personal space (had them help design use cases) and more privacy than most kids in the world have. One is autistic and hypersensitive to the others habits, but I was able to mitigate 95% of that with visual blocking, acoustic materials, and a HomePod mini for pink noise. You make do with what you have. Some of son’s friends live in 5-10M houses, some live in trailers, some in apartments. I think they all understand that, while they probably want more, they’re lucky to have this.