More concerned with #SundayFunday than anything else.
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A LOT of women are selfish like this & see nothing wrong with it.
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Let someone become a doctor, lawyer or any prestigious professional and the parents will knock them over to running to take credit.
Let them become a delinquent monster and the parents have no idea how it happened.
You’re responsible for your kids. Good and bad.
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so many parents are dropping the ball. they argue with the teachers, the out of school time staff, the youth workforce employers- all people who are trying to help shape their child’s behavior to participate as a healthy adult within society.
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Whoever murdered him needs life in prison. Repercussions for the parents and school too
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That poor boy being hunted and killed has broken my heart. I truly can never wrap my head around literal children killing each other. Like I know their brains are still developing but surely you have to understand the implications of choosing to end someone’s life??
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Agreed. A messy car is such a huge ick to me. I never played that, idk how people are ok with it😭😭😭😭
Kris Jenner argues that a messy car is the ultimate red flag in business, revealing why she judges people based on how they treat their vehicles
“One time I was asked to speak to a group of kids that were graduating from high school… they said, ‘What advice do you have for these young girls?’ And I said, ‘Keep your car clean.’ And they were like, ‘What?’
Have you ever noticed that people with a really messy car, like French fries mushed into them, paper cups and drinks thrown around, and clothes from last week… I could not think or be in a car like that.
I don’t care what kind of a car it is. I remember I had a red Mazda, was my first car, and it was a little hatchback. I used to treat this car like it was my most prized possession. I washed it once or twice a week myself. I vacuumed it out… I wish that it was legal if I was interviewing somebody to have somebody sneak down and look at the inside… because it just kind of represents organizational skills and discipline.”
We're living in an economy where a guy with a master's degree is delivering groceries to a 22-year-old who made $4 million filming himself screaming at video games. And we're still telling kids to study hard.

































