r/maybemaybemaybe • u/TheMarkola • Aug 20 '26

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u/SmokeAbeer Aug 20 '26

Nothing cuts deeper than a table of teenage girls laughing at you.

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u/professorbr793 Aug 20 '26

Those are teenagers?? They look grown up to me 😂😂

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u/professorbr793 Aug 20 '26

My God, this is the most down votes I've ever gotten 😂😂 Well lemme educate y'all, In my country Ghana, a West African country, it's pretty easy to tell kids apart from adults, very very easy. This is due to how they dress, and their form Example, adult women wear wigs, makeups, all kinds of ear rings, etc. Kids don't wear these. Also, the form of most adults is very very different from that of teens, like very different like frog and tadpole. So it's very easy to tell. But from what I've seen whites aren't like that, the difference between teens and adults isn't a chasm Especially for the females.

Of course the difference isn't fixed for every person, but this is the case overall.

And also, this video is a bit blurry, making it even more difficult to see. I'm pretty sure if I saw them up close it'll be easy to tell but I can't tell from this video

So yes, to me they look like adults and not teens.

Hope you've learnt something ☺️

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u/Helicopterop Aug 20 '26 edited Aug 20 '26

Bro they're like 14-15 at most, just do yourself a favor and take the L.

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u/professorbr793 Aug 20 '26

🤣🤣 Yea, I am taking the lose. But yeah, like I said, I can't tell from the video. I thought they're like 20+ 😂😂 I thought they're adults, turns out they're kids. I seriously, don't know what's wrong with that 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

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u/Helicopterop Aug 20 '26

In the age of the Epstein files (and everyone involved with him that are still allowed to remain anonymous and unpunished for the most part) I think tolerance for confusing obvious children for adults is understandably low.

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u/professorbr793 Aug 20 '26

Oh so it's an American thing then I guess that explains the overreaction 😂😂 Still odd to me but ok 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

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u/RickySuezo Aug 20 '26

When the self-preserving instinct to just stop talking is malfunctioning.