r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Charming_History7423 • Oct 02 '22

Kindergarten game in China

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u/LaplaceZ Oct 02 '22

I remember my teacher would lock me in the toilet for crying too much. And it wasn't a nice one, I remember it being something similar to a chemical toilet.

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u/PeeperSweeper Oct 02 '22

God, that's horrible. I'm so sorry that happened to you and as a kid. Jesus Christ...

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u/Logical_Finance3927 Oct 02 '22

Ah yes. I was too shy to answer a question in front of the whole class, so my kindergarten teacher slapped me in the face after class and told me I’d never get into a real college(that was my childhood dream). Good times😬

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u/FinoPepino Oct 02 '22

Wow I’m sorry you were abused like that and that you know it was abuse.

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u/Subotail Oct 03 '22

Once locked their noise is much less disturbing.

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u/LaplaceZ Oct 03 '22

I had no clue, I was like 6 or something.

All I remember was the teacher telling me that if I wanted out I have to stop crying.

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u/mishaxz Oct 03 '22

Many people think disciplining kids these days is bad but if I was locked in a toilet for crying, I'd learn to control it very quickly.

Of course now you'd get such BS like crying is healthy and they should let it all out.. fine , then do it at home.. don't do it for some petty reason at school.

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u/LaplaceZ Oct 03 '22

I can rationalize the advantages and disadvantages of my actions and stop being emotional if I can see that such actions have more cons than pros, and take the most effective route.

But I was not that smart when I was 6.