@alexisdead_jpg Agreed. I think this person should’ve used another word because it sounds like what they’re actually referring to is kids who have not been taught boundaries around strangers in public and their parents are very permissive, which can be dangerous for the kid and also annoying
Please friends, learn to forgive others, learn to let go of hate and resentment. Kindness is so easy, it takes such little effort, it can change people's lives. Don't dwell on the bad. Everyone deserves your forgiveness.
@bluejeansqt@BlaowPlaow@brittilina Well, no, it’s not what OP is describing. So you should probably stop there. It’s okay to not chime in on topics where you aren’t adequately informed.
@notchelseabear I’ll never understand why a parent would want to make their kids feel guilty for having to support them, which is quite literally their job
@crunkcore Yes, there’s an option to explain why you can’t fulfill the duties of the juror should the case go to trial and they will send you an email either saying you’re excused or asking you to give more info
@magdalenacals I’ve been a guest at a decent amount of first birthday parties and they’ve all had wish lists or gift ideas given with the invitation. As a guest it would be way more annoying for the parents to have certain items they don’t want their baby to have and not say anything about that
@jewstein3000 Please don’t listen to this person lmao. Your therapist should work for you. The session is literally for you. Not that there shouldn’t be moments where they challenge you, but we’re only supposed to self-disclose when it’s actually helpful and it’s our job to be aware of that