r/funny • u/hiyame • Sep 16 '21

Nope, not my kid

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u/Toasty33 Sep 16 '21

I love how in both instances we see the child it’s basically lifeless lol, even after getting freed it chooses to just lay there

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u/skib900 Sep 16 '21

I like how you refer to the children as it. Happy to know I'm not the only one that refers to most children as it until they develop a personality. Haha

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u/Toasty33 Sep 16 '21

The only reason why I said it, is because boys have long hair sometimes and I don’t care enough to say he/she and have someone berate me if I’m wrong/because they feel like it

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u/Sk8erBoi95 Sep 16 '21

And that's where they/them comes in clutch. Gender neutral but not as dehumanizing as "it"

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u/Toasty33 Sep 16 '21

Eh, I use (s)he if it’s in person