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Except isn't them learning that there are certain people (like dad) to not swear around the whole goal?
by celu 3y ago
Except isn't them learning that there are certain people (like dad) to not swear around the whole goal?
- kevviiinn 3y agoI'm not sure which comment you're reading, but the person you're replying to is talking about their friend's policy which explicitly states that there exist some people who you probably shouldn't swear around. It just isn't dad
- celu 3y ago> Soooooo I’m guessing your nieces and nephews swear whenever they want, they’re just careful not to do it when dad is around to hear it. My point is this isn't even a bad thing. As long as they learn to not swear around certain people (like dad), then that's what you want
- ilyt 3y ago"You can be your honest self except near the parents" is kinda bad thing to teach imo. Dad (probably) doesn't care, dad just doesn't want to be called to school by teacher when his kid repeats few swear-words.
- flangola7 3y ago>Dad (probably) doesn't care, dad just doesn't want to be called to school by teacher when his kid repeats few swear-words. I've been called by a school about my kids' swearing. I told them I don't see what the fucking problem is.
- Cthulhu_ 3y agoI mean if the language is not appropriate at school, then the school should educate them. There's plenty other behaviours expected at a school - that the school teaches them - that isn't expected at the home or other places.