I said the "N" word (not what you think)

[theOEGBman]

Sounds like my mom's best friend's kids. *grumbles*

 

[StrawberryHouseMouse]

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Not surprising. I had to scold my 7 year old daughter the other day for cussing. She was playing with her younger sister , with dolls and talking for the dolls and out of no where I hear "Get over here B****" I about fell out of my chair. She told me she heard it from a boy at school on the play ground. I wrote a very firm letter to the teacher to make sure the matter was handled.

 

[EweSheep]

Wow, I never had to experience any cuss words when I was growing up (that I know of). It was in high school when I started to hear the seniors and juniors doing some cussing in low profile words but not the hard core cussing like you hear in those rapping songs.

I just dont find it amusing when kids thinks its cool to cuss even at strangers. Where is the respect????????

 

[StrawberryHouseMouse]

I'm sure it has a lot to do with the people they are growing up around. For example the boy that said what he did on the play ground in front of my daughter, he likely heard it from his father or something else. That boy has all sort of issues. My daughter comes home from school all the time with buises on her and says he did it. Ive wrote that teacher so many times too its just stupid. She seems to not do anything about it.

 

[Chicks R Friends NOT Food]

I started hearing/using swears in second grade. Luckily I had sense enough to know when NOT to use them, and have never gotten in trouble for it.
My little brother got told "no those are big people words" and we've never had a problem.
Little kids who are spoiled make me think violent thoughts... I don't understand where the parenting went and why parents now feel the need to serve their kids like slaves. Seriously. They can't even potty-train them anymore. It's easy, I've done it and I don't have kids!

 

[KattyKillFish]

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