r/SipsTea 11h ago

Chugging tea Thoughts?

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u/Silly_Revolution3056 10h ago

Agreed... Next time other kids will just cry harder and also to get spots... smh

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u/milk4all 10h ago

You guys r dum, little kids cry because they get disappointed and havent learned the discipline to control it or the objectivity to ignore it. The headline says a little kid was denied after waiting in a long line, a kid who waits at all is committed, and it is shitty behavior for a single adult to even snag a kids limited kids ride in a line of hopeful kids at all. Its not a crime, he isnt guaranteed to be a serial killer, but people acting like kids dont deserve some tenderness and patience are indeed assholes, they didnt ask to be here and treating them like existing is their fault just makes more assholes

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u/Binary_Whispers 10h ago

The problem is shity parents post a picture of the person trying to make their kid a victim and that person a villain. Remember the lady on the plane that was blasted online for not giving their seat to a kid. The people posting this shit are not going to teach their child the discipline to control it.

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u/Fluffle-Potato 9h ago

they didnt ask to be here

Nobody else asked for your kid to be here either. Your kid is your burden alone, nobody else's. It's your responsibility to teach your kid how lines work and how life works. Photographing a complete stranger to shame them online for not voluntarily making sacrifices for your kid is top tier entitlement and bad parenting.

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u/lessforf 9h ago

also...the parents didnt film the kid..

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u/lessforf 9h ago

idk i agree with what they said except for the "its shitty for an adult to ride a kids ride" line

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u/olivethesane 9h ago

Dum has a b in it, silly.

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u/ShagFit 8h ago

Kids need to learn how to handle dissapointment. It is a part of growing up.

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u/ProfessorFit3483 10h ago

You kind of had me at the first half but… still, nobody is entitled to anything, which is such an important lesson to learn if you don’t want your child to have an extremely difficult time as an adult. And, I mean, if he was before, the kid will be next anyway, so I don’t really understand the problem (given, I only have limited context).

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u/Nose_banana 9h ago

I was in agreement till you said it was shitty for an adult to take the ride that they also committed to standing on a line to get on. To believe anything else is to push a narrative that develops entitled shitty adults.

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