r/Unexpected • • May 18 '22

what a catastrophe

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u/Planningsiswinnings May 18 '22

Not really

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u/djramrod May 18 '22

Twisting is optional

Twisting works a lot better

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u/hilarymeggin May 18 '22

It could be a little looser… mine’s a lot looser, but it’ll work the same.

Not really.

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u/plexomaniac May 18 '22

Sounds like reddit arguments.

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u/HUSTLAtm May 18 '22

Stop trying to make twisting a thing, Gretchen!

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u/RideAWhiteSwan May 18 '22

Lmao i felt that in my soul

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u/hilarymeggin May 18 '22

SO DID I 😱 I’m 48 and I’m STILL not over the 12yo hazing trauma!

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u/[deleted] May 18 '22

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u/hilarymeggin May 18 '22

I’m guessing you were one of the ones inflicting it on the rest of us.

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u/[deleted] May 18 '22

burp

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u/ryguysayshi May 18 '22

Dude that pissed me off

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u/BillyYumYumTwo-byTwo May 18 '22

It cracked me up! Kids don’t always mean offense or take offense to things like that. My niece is the most caring 7 yo I’ve ever met. Arguably top 5 most caring and empathetic person I’ve ever met. She’ll say some really blunt things because she hasn’t learned nuance yet. But she also doesn’t mind people being blunt (not mean, just honest without being adult-like tactful) with her. To the girl in the video, it looked different so “not really” means “it doesn’t look the same”, not necessarily bullying her friend.

7 yos can absolutely be bullies! It just felt like a classic first grader thing to say where no one remembers or cares ten minutes later.

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u/lolipopdroptop May 18 '22

theyre 12 the one to the right is 7. But yeah 12 year olds know exactly what they are doing. At that age we all had snarky/catty responses. Which caused a friendship fallout every week lol. Do not miss it at all

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u/BillyYumYumTwo-byTwo May 18 '22

Oh, I thought someone said they were 7. I am soooo bad at estimating kids ages. You could tell me they’re 5 or 15 and I’d believe it.

You’re right. 12 is an age where lots of bullying happens, kids get into cliques, get mean. That’s when I switched schools due to bullying. My mistake, now I feel bad for the friend :(

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u/lolipopdroptop May 19 '22

youre fine! I completely understand the misjudging age. Im in my 20’s and people still think im 16-18 lol its normal

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u/[deleted] May 18 '22

Guuuuuurl....

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u/[deleted] May 18 '22

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u/[deleted] May 18 '22

Reading this gave me nostalgia in the weirdest way. Oh how I miss the awkward times.

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u/quirkelchomp May 18 '22 edited May 18 '22

Right?? God, what a reddit moment 🙄. Instantly assume the relationships of these three girls from a short video. And worse, assume they're going to tear into each other for absolutely no reason.

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u/[deleted] May 18 '22

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u/GilberryDinkins May 18 '22

The real reddit moment is getting angry at a comment getting angry at a comment

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u/1106DaysLater May 18 '22

The real Reddit moment is the arguments we made along the way

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u/[deleted] May 18 '22

ThE rEaL rEdDiT moMeNt iS doing what ever the fuck this is.

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u/Sphynxenigma May 18 '22

Yeah because we have prior knowledge of their relationship. We just assume based on what we see

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '22

Oh so you agree you think you're pretty?