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⌈ Secret Post #2499 ⌋

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(Questionable Content)

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[Transformers]

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[Sherlock Holmes/C. Auguste Dupin]

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[Pacific Rim]

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[Obscurus Lupa Presents]

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[k-pop]

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[Ian McKellan and Patrick Stewart]

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[Neil Gaiman, Doctor Who]

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[Teen Wolf]

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Ugh.....I agree.

Also I don't really see it as 'bratty'. Young kids sorta depend on their parents, and if their parents are lying and manipulating them for fame on the internet, then the parents are at fault.

The kids are acting in a way that is realistic and understandable for their age, if anything , the adults doing this are the ones being bratty. "hey I'm just going to tell you a lie I KNOW will upset you and then record you to the word when you get upset and possibly tease you even further. All for the sake of a meme. And I'm the adult here"

Edited 2013-11-06 00:28 (UTC)

Yeah, I mean, if it were a fourteen year old who started crying.... okay. But of course a four year old's going to be upset by that.

I frequently see people online criticize young children as if they expect them to behave like adults. It's ridiculous.

"why is this child acting like a CHILD...UGH so unacceptable"

If a 14 year old started crying because you told them you ate their candy, I'd honestly suspect something besides "brattiness". Like teen anxiety, depression, or just general stress. And if for some reason they weren't emotionally mature, that's a bigger problem, too.

would CERTAINLY not video a 14 year old kid crying and put it on Youtube, that's almost more cruel.

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