Hydrangea's posts

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@kory: This. 100% agreed. It's true most children tend to see their parents as their examples and learned their behaviours from them, and school is probably the only place where children can discover and learn on their own. But, the school systeming is flawed on some parts of education and other serious issues such as bullying. Then there are some children (and teenagers as well) skipping school and thought it's cool without knowing the consenquences or even if they know it, some might repeat it again.

True. *nods* It can be a very hard call or choice to make as you said. And yep, animal parents are oddly interesting. :o

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I too have a hard time on making new friends. >_<; Since I don't talk a lot unless it's a certain topic that I'm into or knew a little bit, and thanks to the start of 2020 (and 2021 lol) I rarely leave my house and the only way for me to meet new people is online nowadays. Then again, you also have to be wary of people on the internet unless they turn out to be a decent person inside and out.

Hmmm... Not a big fan of fashion or dressing up (IRL haha) but when I do, I tend to dress homeless or very casual (except tank tops or anything that is sleeveless or showing off the stomach which I don't feel comfortable to wear due to lack of confidence) because I don't dress well or fabulous lol

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@kory: Gaining "confidence" and "public speaking" my a**. I can't believe why would anyone think that in the first place. *smh* And so 100% true, little girls/children in general shouldn't have to worry about their appearance at a very young age, and yeah I agree with you about the "sexy" outfit that has been shoehorned to the children by their parents who are enabling it. Kids don't even know what's the meaning of the word "sexy" or any other adult word nor do they know about the true intention of those "beauty paegants". As for the responsibilities, I definately agree! If they think they are old enough to handle things maturely then it's fine and yes, children this young should be learning as much as they can (ex: education, etc.) and I see, that's understandable. *nods*

Yeah, it definately is. 100% agreed on the whole learning from mistakes, no one is born perfect when they came to the world and everyone does mistakes no matter how old they are as long as they need to learn from them so they don't repeat it again (or more than twice or so). If parents don't allow their children to learn from their mistakes, not only it will hinder them from learning but they will end up repeating the same mistakes a lot in the future. Ohh I see! That sounds like an interesting fact. Animals on the other hand, are strange but fascinating since they're... well animals, so that's really true about the animals' parenting as it's most likely the whole nature/survival thing that surrounds them.

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