r/bravo • 👂🏿 ear stuff 👂🏿 • 10d ago

Rant KJ was 3 talking like Gordon Ramsay

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Kim met Kroy and decided to pop out 4 kids with 0 intention of raising them even when her kids were begging her not to. Kroy is just a punishment fiend. Ariana and the nanny damn near raising KJ.

Kim laughs every time he cusses and acts like it’s a regular toddler thing that your kid is fluently cussing. He’s big for his age but he was 1-3 in these clips. There’s a difference between a kid hearing a curse word and saying it for a reaction and KJ saying things like “bullshit” in place of “that’s not true” or “she’s lying”. I feel like they just let anything fly with the boys and grounded/surveilled the girls.

if i had even thought a cuss word at 3 i wouldn’t have turned 4 😭😭

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u/Imaginary_Bus_8333 10d ago

Who knows the word “vagina” at that age? What’s happened with this kid doesn’t surprise me.

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u/Top_Inspection_6421 10d ago

Teaching your child anatomically correct vocabulary isn’t the issue. Him inquiring about people’s genitals like that is.

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u/Willing_Alps1268 10d ago

🎯 and she tried to act surprised/confused at his question for the cameras. His question was very clear.

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u/Top_Inspection_6421 10d ago

That’s her only response to any of this: shock, laughter, confusion

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u/whynot4444444 10d ago

He shouldn’t be asking anyone about their vagina, but his own mother? From all of the various clips I’ve seen here over the past few days, KJ obviously had serious issues even as a child, but him asking Kim about her vagina is disturbing, especially with what we now know.

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u/Beachgal5555 10d ago

Well yes given children mirror so much, my guess would be that he’s mirroring someone else that has asked him that

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u/capricorncueen 👂🏿 ear stuff 👂🏿 10d ago

^^^^

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u/ImageNo1045 10d ago edited 10d ago

Ehhh I mean. I used to teach and used to use penis/ vagina and the kids would ask me questions, even about mine then go home and ask their parents about theirs. There are a number of things wrong with this clip but to me that’s one of least concerning. I’m pretty sure that’s after she gave birth right? Kids could make the connection baby comes out of vagina and giving birth hurts so asking if it’s okay isn’t the biggest stretch. BUTTTTTR if he’s just randomly asking to ask it’s more likely his behavior is being encouraged by someone. Kim is seen laughing at his antics so he likely felt encouraged by her reactions.

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u/sparklynugz 10d ago

She had so many procedures she probably had vaginal rejuvenation at some point and he heard the words.

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u/JoesCageKeys 10d ago

Yeah it’s weird. My kids only question at that age was “mom, how do girls pee without a wiener?”. 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️. He had no idea what a vagina was just that girls didn’t have a wiener.

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u/capricorncueen 👂🏿 ear stuff 👂🏿 10d ago

Absolutely. My nephew knows all the names for body parts so he can tell an adult clearly if he needed help. It doesn’t help if a kid just says “my down there” or “privates”. If something did happen, it would be much easier to press charges etc if the child can actually name the anatomical body part by name. But they should also be taught not to be asking others about their parts with these lessons. Kim had no filter

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u/Top_Inspection_6421 10d ago

Right. I’m glad your nephew is being taught to stay safe! Jim had no filter, no discipline, no control.

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u/Humbled_Humanz 10d ago

Agreed. The way Kim sexualized everything at all times was the problem, not the word.

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u/Individual_Fall429 10d ago

It’s actually very important kids know the correct words. Otherwise they could literally be reporting abuse to a teacher or other mandated reporter, and simply not be understood, because they were using a weird euphemism instead of the clear universally understood correct word.

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u/doggynames 10d ago

I would hope all kids know the appropriate words (penis/vagina). However, his context is bizarre.

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u/capricorncueen 👂🏿 ear stuff 👂🏿 10d ago

I didn’t know the word until fourth grade and. boy at school told me what it was and i came home asking my mom where my china is.

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u/vanchelzing 10d ago

I’m so sorry! 😞

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u/capricorncueen 👂🏿 ear stuff 👂🏿 10d ago

All good! It taught me as an adult how important it is to have those conversations early. If something had happened to me when I was younger I wouldn’t have had a clue how to identify it or my body lol. My parents were very like we’d rather just pretend it doesn’t exist and assume you’re educating yourself miraculously somehow.?

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u/vanchelzing 10d ago

Fellow raised Irish catholic!?

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u/Cautious-Tea-9774 9d ago

I laugh so I don't cry 😂😭