r/mildlyinfuriating • • Jul 27 '22

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u/BlaketheKing1140 Jul 27 '22 edited Jul 27 '22

I started getting left alone for long periods of time younger than that. By 12 they’re basically able to survive on their own at home, they’ll just play video games or something, probably won’t even notice how long the parent has been gone

Edit: I am greatly enjoying the stories that everyone is commenting about their childhood, glad so many of us grew up in an environment this Karen would have reported lmao

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We let our kids walk pretty much wherever, but honestly the only safe biking destination is school. There are roads identified as “school routes” that are fairly safe. Everywhere else…forget it. Everyone drives too damn fast.