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⌈ Secret Post #2395 ⌋

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[The Most Popular Girls in School]

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[Welcome to Night Vale]

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[Gerard Way and Frank Iero]

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[Mastumoto Jun]

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[Macdonald Hall]

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[Downton Abbey]

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[Generator Rex]

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[Neil Oliver]

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[Star Trek]

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[Star Trek: TNG]

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[The Vampire Diaries]

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for some men and women, having a family is their main goal in life and I don't really see what's wrong with that. furthermore, being a good parent does not necessarily mean that someone would be a good teacher or that they would even have an interest in becoming one. they are two different things. It would make more sense if you said "maybe they should work part time at a day care" but even then, there's a big difference between caring for and loving your own child and caring for someone else's

This.

I'm a parent of two children and I love them more than anything but I would be a shitty teacher. And I have friends who are teachers who have no interest in being parents.

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