[ SECRET POST #3204 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3204 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Complain about things: a thread

[otakugal15]

Well, my parents didn't say I couldn't watch Jurassic Park when I was 6. I loved dinosaurs and I LOVED/LOVE that movie back then and now. Never had nightmares. Halloween I saw when I was like...10? Became my favorite horror movie series as a kid. I was reading the Hannibal trilogy when I was in early, very early, middle school, even wrote a very detailed report about Hannibal and got an A on it.

My parents never tried to censor me much as a kid, with only a few exceptions, so.

Re: Complain about things: a thread

[(Anonymous)]

My parents rented Jurassic Park for a family movie night when I was probably about 6 or 7 because I loved dinosaurs, but turned it off when they realized how violent it was going to get. I don't think my parents "censored" us, but looking back I think they tried to be pretty fair about what was/wasn't appropriate for a young kid to watch. (And by appropriate, I mostly mean "scary", my dad had us watching Monty Python from a young age)

Re: Complain about things: a thread

[(Anonymous)]

Same here. Like stated above, if my parents held any reservations about my sister or me watching something, it was mainly 'cause they thought it might be too scary for us.

But other than that, they pretty much trusted us to figure out for ourselves what we could and couldn't handle. And fortunately, we proved they were right to trust us.

Re: Complain about things: a thread

[(Anonymous)]

I saw Holy Grail when i was a kid and was really confused by the "spanking and oral sex" dialogue.