His father's, "he wants to do this! He wanted to meet Alig!!!" So what? You just let your kid do whatever he or she wants? Think of all the shit you wanted to do as a kid, that your parents didn't let you do, because they're the adults.
WendyLou and Andrew (especially) creep the ever living shit out of me.
To think, when my mom wouldn't buy me a Sega Game Gear all I had to do was threaten suicide! It's not like I would have been in a psychiatrist's office next business day.
This really irks me. The whole point of parenting is shaping a human into an adult who isn't a selfish little shit. Part of that is not giving them everything they ask for. Even if they are autistic.
To think, when my mom wouldn't buy me a Sega Game Gear all I had to do was threaten suicide! It's not like I would have been in a psychiatrist's office next business day.
This really irks me. The whole point of parenting is shaping a human into an adult who isn't a selfish little shit. Part of that is not giving them everything they ask for. Even if they are autistic.
Especially if they are autistic. Autistic children who are not taught appropiately how to handle their condition grow up to be true selfish little shits (just like Our Pet Lolcow).
I take it back. Desmond won’t be found in a dumpster after being raped and strangled by an “overstimulated fan.” He’s not going to live long enough for that to happen.
Her older songs aren't that much. Maybe Just a Girl had some revived interest due to Cap. Marvel, but she has songs that are more current. Even youngsters who are fans of Gwen ain't very familiar with the work she did before, ESPECIALLY THE BOYS.
That isn't particularly strange for artists who've been around for decades and release a song that becomes popular with teenagers.
This might be the only thread I check semi-regularly because I do care about children being used. Of course that explains my overrall stress problems too.
I can confirm that Hollaback Girl is somewhat popular as mid-rounds 2000s jam on parties but seriously doubt any zoomer thinks actively about Stefani in any capacity. First time I heard of her was trough the comeback of No Doubt and a mention on Big Time Rush.
This is something that upsets me so much I can't even bear to look at the kid. It makes me so fucking angry to see this happening to a child and adults fucking promoting it.
That kid is going to kill himself when he gets older, guaranteed. When, or if, he wakes up and sees how his parents have exploited him in every way possible, he's going to swallow lead. Or maybe CPS will get to him first and the parents will hang each other in a walk-in closet, I don't know. That would be a better outcome for all I think.
Absolutely the degradation of America. Some of my Facebook friends seemed to disagree and I pointed out how this kid isnt 'expressing himself," he's being ruined.
The #gaykid tag really disturbs me for some reason. I guess it's because this is an 11-year-old who isn't supposed to be having sex defining himself by his sexual orientation.
I think if he ends up murdering both parents, he could get some leniency in sentencing just by pointing out what they did to him.
It's painfully obvious the writer of the article was trying really hard not to offend anyone, especially on the part where he's like "well, uh, I found out I was like, gay and stuff when I was 12, but uh, everyone's different I guess, although 2 years old does seem pretty young... J-just my opinion, a young boy trying on his mothers clothes does’t make him gay... I'm just saying bros."
For fuck's sake, was it that difficult for Lactatia to not close his legs? A whole group of people was there, and none of them said "Hey, this is a little inappropiate, close your legs"? So they don't give enough fucks to make the slightest effort to protect their image? And the cameraman defending him doing that makes them look shittier and more laughable. This "let's stop enforcing traditional roles!" ideology is going so out of hand that these people are blinded to the point of not having any slither of decency, or what's good or bad.
Ugh, this reminded me of all the other horryifying "drag kids" I've came across on sites like Metro. I think it's not just Desmond, but all children who are in the same or similar situation as him that that should be discussed. No free pass should be given to the other cunt parents because they're less known.
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‘People dismiss children a lot and tell them they don’t know what they want and are too young to understand – but they have their own minds, just like everyone else.
‘The worst thing you can do is shut them down and be small-minded.
It's painfully obvious the writer of the article was trying really hard not to offend anyone, especially on the part where he's like "well, uh, I found out I was like, gay and stuff when I was 12, but uh, everyone's different I guess, although 2 years old does seem pretty young... J-just my opinion, a young boy trying on his mothers clothes does’t make him gay... I'm just saying bros."
For fuck's sake, was it that difficult for Lactatia to not close his legs? A whole group of people was there, and none of them said "Hey, this is a little inappropiate, close your legs"? So they don't give enough fucks to make the slightest effort to protect their image? And the cameraman defending him doing that makes them look shittier and more laughable. This "let's stop enforcing traditional roles!" ideology is going so out of hand that these people are blinded to the point of not having any slither of decency, or what's good or bad.
Ugh, this reminded me of all the other horryifying "drag kids" I've came across on sites like Metro. I think it's not just Desmond, but all children who are in the same or similar situation as him that that should be discussed. No free pass should be given to the other cunt parents because they're less known.
The #gaykid tag really disturbs me for some reason. I guess it's because this is an 11-year-old who isn't supposed to be having sex defining himself by his sexual orientation.
I think if he ends up murdering both parents, he could get some leniency in sentencing just by pointing out what they did to him.
