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Hmm. All good points. Wouldn't it be wonderful of kids were actually just responsible adults, only smaller? Why did that sound so horrible all of a sudden?
by GhotiFish 13y ago
Hmm. All good points.
Wouldn't it be wonderful of kids were actually just responsible adults, only smaller?
Why did that sound so horrible all of a sudden?
- smsm42 13y agoI think you hidden your point a little too well. If you tried to say that kids are not adults, I agree, but that makes telling them when they are wrong even more important, instead of encouraging them to be "clever" in such ways. When they make a mistake, it should be recognized as such, not treated as "yet another wonderful expression of their creativity and free spirit".
- GhotiFish 13y agoKids are going to make trouble. Sure trouble is trouble, and we can sit here and decry how horrible it is, but it's their nature. Kids need structure, they won't follow it. Sure that's a waste, and we can sit here and decry how short sighted it is, but it's their nature. Some kids are more rambunctious than others. Sure that needs to be addressed, and we can sit here and decry how difficult that kid is making it on everyone, but it's their nature. Does there ever come a point where we can just appreciate nature? I don't have to deal with the little shit, so I'm fine just watching the flowers bloom.