I am an equal opportunity hater. It didn't matter your race, religion, sex etc etc. There is a reason they are relooking at the sentencing guidelines in America because at 16 your brain isn't fully formed yet and you do rash things.
No I never said anything racist to look cool to my friends. It wasn’t cool to be racist and I wouldn’t associate myself with people that thought it was.
I did some very stupid things as a young person.( I'm not talking about bullying or racist things) I knew it was wrong but didn't know the impact of those things.
There's worse ! there was a baby taking it's first steps dressed in a red leather mini skirt and black boob tube ,looked like hooker ..unreal
Exactly, there has been huge research into all of this and it's very interesting. At that age they even say that a lot of children present as pshycopaths. Very interesting reading if people are into that sort of thing
I actually love a soap opera. But, I think they have a lot to answer for in regards to the influence they have on people. They are made out to be "real life" (some more realistic than others) but there is so much bed hopping, affairs, people having kids at the drop of a hat, crime, violence.
I think we all have . I regret and would not do about 3 or 4 things
To be fair, not everyone is taught right from wrong as a child.
Amennnnn!!The expectation of trigger warnings around pregnancy announcements
I’m very sorry if you cannot conceive naturally, you have my every sympathy it must be difficult but you cannot expect everyone else to censor sharing their news to family members and friends online or expressing their joy on what is such a massive moment in life.
It’s arrogant in my opinion. Do we hide alcohol away in Tesco’s because alcoholics exist? Do we take the calories off food packets in case of those with eating disorders? No. Recognise that something is a sore subject for you and take steps to deal with it instead of expecting the whole world to accommodate you.
Exactly, what chance did she have when that's her teacher.
Kids are taught what’s acceptable at school even if it’s not taught at home, there’s many parents that eff and blind but kids would know when and where they could use language like that, I think at 17 you do know what boundaries are it’s up to you if you cross them.
I agree. I remember being homophonic to a man on a bus when I was 16 - I was being dumb and picked on the only thing I could because I was in the wrong and too immature to accept it. I regret it so much and wish I could apologise to him because it hurts my heart to this day that I did that to someone. I am not homophobic despite my views when I was younger as I have matured and know more about the world.
also to add. Some behaviour is learned behaviour until you are mature enough to see things differently.Whilst yes you could say you know right from wrong but you believe you are right because that’s what you have been taught. It also takes a lot to go against family views even when you do realise certain things about views your family has and what you now have.
If it was the 70's it might have been different but we're talking 10 yrs ago , those things were as emotive then as they are now .
