[ SECRET POST #2722 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2722 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I've seen kids at Disney that looked miserable only to see them a few minutes later looking happy as can be. That's just kids. Kids mood swing like you wouldn't believe. That kid that's crying? Will probably be giggling in a few minutes.

Sure there are times when the kid really is miserable (more than likely they are tired) and the parents suck for ignoring that, but most of the time you are just seeing a bad moment out of a day of the kid having tons of fun.

[(Anonymous)]

I mean, Disneyland's geared towards kids where as cons for the most part really aren't. I get if it's an interest of theirs or something, but for the most part toddlers aren't going to be interested in going to an anime or sci-fi convention, they're there because their parents are.

[esteefee]

So are kids who have to go to dinner parties, and I had to be dressed up in stiff, uncomfortable clothing for those, and had to behave myself a lot better for them. Seriously?

[(Anonymous)]

Uh, most toddlers aren't interested in most of the places their parents go. That doesn't mean they should just be left at home all the time unless it's somewhere they really want to be. They're little people, it's good for them to go different places and be exposed to people and the world. It's called socialization.