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And you desire this to continue? Isn’t she just mindlessly parroting what you say?

• sgtnoodle 4y ago
  No, she has a mind with her own thoughts and emotions. Most children aren't zombies.
  • burrows 4y ago
    And you know this how?
• klyrs 4y ago
  You sound like you enjoy your freedom to live in squalor. Did you know that clutter leads to stress and anxiety? I teach my kid to fight for worthy causes, you're describing self-defeating pettiness.
  • burrows 4y ago
    > You sound like you enjoy your freedom to live in squalor. Right. And more generally I just enjoy freedom. > Did you know that clutter leads to stress and anxiety? Thanks Mr Gladwell > I teach my kid to fight for worthy causes Right, because somehow you’ve got access to the secret knowledge of what is and isn’t worthy. > you're describing self-defeating pettiness. People flirt way too much on this site.
    • klyrs 4y ago
      I see, you're a literal troll, and your name references your subterranean habitat. In short, yes, I don't want my kid to "grow up" to be like you because it's clear that you're either an early teen or your development is severely stunted.
      • burrows 4y ago
        Just ask me out already, I’m an easy lay.
• oblio 4y ago
  She's mindlessly parroting what I say, anyway. Might as well be something that's appreciated even as an adult :-)
  • burrows 4y ago
    Then what happens if you ask her why she is saying the stuff she says?
    • sgtnoodle 4y ago
      I just asked my daughter why it's important to clean up her toys. She said it's a good thing to do. I asked her why it's a good thing to do. She said it's a good idea to clean up before nap time so that there isn't stuff all over the floor for people to trip on and get owies.
      • burrows 4y ago
        Okay cool, imo the desire to avoid hurting her feet is a good justification. What does she say if you ask her, “Are there good reasons for not cleaning up the toys?”
• dustymcp 4y ago
  You should try interacting with kids, that is how they learn :)