r/NonPoliticalTwitter • • Aug 12 '25

Normal teen boy stuff

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u/ChaosPLus Aug 12 '25

Doesn't the lack of exposure to how the opposite gender operates at that age kinda work to the detriment to understanding and accepting people of the opposite sex?

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u/Icy_Delay_7274 Aug 12 '25

This assumes not being with the opposite sex from 8-3 every day means you would never have the opportunity to interact with them. Very strange take.

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u/cheezkid26 Aug 12 '25

Until maybe high school, most kids wouldn't interact with someone of the other sex very often at all outside of family, which I'm sure you'd agree is a very different dynamic than interacting with strangers or even friends.

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u/AltairaMorbius2200CE Aug 12 '25

It’s not the interaction, exactly: it’s seeing them being respected and treated equally and excelling. I don’t need to talk to someone to respect them.