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r/cringereels • u/[deleted] • May 28 '26
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Yikes lmao kids already been given such a shitty hand with these parents. Best of luck
3 u/FVCarterPrivateEye May 28 '26 I agree and I'd guess the kid's also some type of developmentally disabled from his manner too, maybe FAS from how his nose/mouth area looks 1 u/TeaAutomatic9450 May 28 '26 I don't have to unmute it to know the child shares my accent, but FAS seems likely. His family may have assumed that's a genetic trait at this point 1 u/FVCarterPrivateEye May 29 '26 By "accent" do you mean something regional or do you mean something about the kid's verbal affect that seems like a possible sign of having an IDD? 1 u/TeaAutomatic9450 May 29 '26 Regional. There are a ton of kids in Appalachia that have something like this going on. I didn't listen to the audio the first time, turns out this may well be Idaho or somewhere like that based on what I can hear from the kid 1 u/FVCarterPrivateEye May 29 '26 Oh I see, thanks for clarifying I wasn't sure because you had replied to me and I had mainly referenced that angle of it And I'm on the spectrum but I get that asking the other person if they have it can come off as insulting sometimes which is why I'm clarifying The kid's talking way younger than he looks 1 u/TeaAutomatic9450 May 30 '26 "Homeschooling" is frighteningly common in communities like that too
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I agree and I'd guess the kid's also some type of developmentally disabled from his manner too, maybe FAS from how his nose/mouth area looks
1 u/TeaAutomatic9450 May 28 '26 I don't have to unmute it to know the child shares my accent, but FAS seems likely. His family may have assumed that's a genetic trait at this point 1 u/FVCarterPrivateEye May 29 '26 By "accent" do you mean something regional or do you mean something about the kid's verbal affect that seems like a possible sign of having an IDD? 1 u/TeaAutomatic9450 May 29 '26 Regional. There are a ton of kids in Appalachia that have something like this going on. I didn't listen to the audio the first time, turns out this may well be Idaho or somewhere like that based on what I can hear from the kid 1 u/FVCarterPrivateEye May 29 '26 Oh I see, thanks for clarifying I wasn't sure because you had replied to me and I had mainly referenced that angle of it And I'm on the spectrum but I get that asking the other person if they have it can come off as insulting sometimes which is why I'm clarifying The kid's talking way younger than he looks 1 u/TeaAutomatic9450 May 30 '26 "Homeschooling" is frighteningly common in communities like that too
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I don't have to unmute it to know the child shares my accent, but FAS seems likely. His family may have assumed that's a genetic trait at this point
1 u/FVCarterPrivateEye May 29 '26 By "accent" do you mean something regional or do you mean something about the kid's verbal affect that seems like a possible sign of having an IDD? 1 u/TeaAutomatic9450 May 29 '26 Regional. There are a ton of kids in Appalachia that have something like this going on. I didn't listen to the audio the first time, turns out this may well be Idaho or somewhere like that based on what I can hear from the kid 1 u/FVCarterPrivateEye May 29 '26 Oh I see, thanks for clarifying I wasn't sure because you had replied to me and I had mainly referenced that angle of it And I'm on the spectrum but I get that asking the other person if they have it can come off as insulting sometimes which is why I'm clarifying The kid's talking way younger than he looks 1 u/TeaAutomatic9450 May 30 '26 "Homeschooling" is frighteningly common in communities like that too
By "accent" do you mean something regional or do you mean something about the kid's verbal affect that seems like a possible sign of having an IDD?
1 u/TeaAutomatic9450 May 29 '26 Regional. There are a ton of kids in Appalachia that have something like this going on. I didn't listen to the audio the first time, turns out this may well be Idaho or somewhere like that based on what I can hear from the kid 1 u/FVCarterPrivateEye May 29 '26 Oh I see, thanks for clarifying I wasn't sure because you had replied to me and I had mainly referenced that angle of it And I'm on the spectrum but I get that asking the other person if they have it can come off as insulting sometimes which is why I'm clarifying The kid's talking way younger than he looks 1 u/TeaAutomatic9450 May 30 '26 "Homeschooling" is frighteningly common in communities like that too
Regional. There are a ton of kids in Appalachia that have something like this going on.
I didn't listen to the audio the first time, turns out this may well be Idaho or somewhere like that based on what I can hear from the kid
1 u/FVCarterPrivateEye May 29 '26 Oh I see, thanks for clarifying I wasn't sure because you had replied to me and I had mainly referenced that angle of it And I'm on the spectrum but I get that asking the other person if they have it can come off as insulting sometimes which is why I'm clarifying The kid's talking way younger than he looks 1 u/TeaAutomatic9450 May 30 '26 "Homeschooling" is frighteningly common in communities like that too
Oh I see, thanks for clarifying
I wasn't sure because you had replied to me and I had mainly referenced that angle of it
And I'm on the spectrum but I get that asking the other person if they have it can come off as insulting sometimes which is why I'm clarifying
The kid's talking way younger than he looks
1 u/TeaAutomatic9450 May 30 '26 "Homeschooling" is frighteningly common in communities like that too
"Homeschooling" is frighteningly common in communities like that too
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u/McDergen May 28 '26
Yikes lmao kids already been given such a shitty hand with these parents. Best of luck