Anonymous #3 6d

and im literally approaching my mid 20s now like im a full grown adult and they act like i cant make mistakes and have to be the perfect child

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Anonymous #4 6d

Ofc in some cases, yes the older person does have more life experience, but if a 5th grader who has been getting bullied all their life is trying to explain the impacts of bullying on themselves or others and the older(never bullied) person tries to tell them they know better about what it’s like to be bullied, “being older” falls off lol

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Anonymous #5 6d

Yess! And also sometimes fifth graders genuinely do know more than you and you should check their claims before dismissing them completely? Like I’m thinking about when they were still teaching “your blood is blue until it leaves your veins” type stuff, there would be kids in my classes who would KNOW it was wrong and would spend a ton of time trying to prove their point, right? But no matter what the teacher would pull the “I’m the authority you’re wrong” even w/ evidence we were right lol

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Anonymous #7 6d

thank you!! someone had to say it

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Anonymous #6 5d

Yep. Given the state of the country today, there are 6 year olds who I would trust with information more than certain *cough cough* americans

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