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It's always exasperating to see parents with their "well you don't have kids so you don't understand" excuse to do whatever, like we weren't all kids who had pa
by moffkalast 2y ago
It's always exasperating to see parents with their "well you don't have kids so you don't understand" excuse to do whatever, like we weren't all kids who had parents at some point.
And also I guess then we can't criticize politicians because we never ran for office, or judge a murderer because we never killed anyone. Like show me your graduation diploma from parent school that makes you a qualified expert on parenting and I'll concede the argument.
- A4ET8a8uTh0_v2 2y agoHeh. I will take this one. << like we weren't all kids who had parents at some point. When I was a young impressionable boy, I read through just about every book in our household. I remember "Painted Bird" by Kosinski making an impression and looking back it may have been inappropriate for my age. By today's standards, stuff there is nothing like the crap available to young minds. I am fairly permissive, but I also do not simply allow my kid to browse the world wide web; stuff is heavily curated by me. In a sense, I am effectively replicating the approach of my parents adjusted for current tech. edit: To be clear, librarians are effectively that world wide web, which means someone else is curating for you, which means you are bound to disagree on the actual output.