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I would argue that the children are explicitly not free to do whatever they want, which is what is disturbing about it.
by colpabar 3y ago
I would argue that the children are explicitly not free to do whatever they want, which is what is disturbing about it.
- abeppu 3y agoI dunno, when I was a kid I didn't want to play sports but my parents kept signing me up for teams. Is that "disturbing"? I also didn't want to eat my vegetables or go to bed on time. A _lot_ of what kids do isn't going to be what they would have chosen for themselves, and that's ... parenting I think?
- colpabar 3y agoIs it just the word “disturbing” you take issue with? Maybe it is too strong. Is “weird” okay? Because if I’m being honest, I have never in my life seen a cafe “filled to the brim” with students doing school work, and I live near several large universities. It would indeed be weird to see that, especially so if the students were in high school! Maybe not disturbing, fine. But very weird.