r/MurderedByWords 6d ago

Brutal ratio holy shit #1 Murder of Week

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u/xpgx 5d ago

I’ve also never met a 5 year old tall enough to read the top shelves at stores. Children generally only have an interest/awareness of things on their own level unless they’re looking for something specific (and even then, they’re more likely to search low).

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u/anononomus321 5d ago

I was a curious kid. If you won’t tell me then I’ll find out on my own. That’s why I’m upfront with my daughter or I tell her that she needs to reach a certain age before she can have that knowledge. But she’s 12 now and it’s getting harder to tell what is appropriate and what’s not because I don’t want her to fall for something she should have been aware of.

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u/22FluffySquirrels 5d ago

When I was 8 years old, my classmates made me the butt of many jokes because I didn't know what a blow-job was and thought pussy was just another word for a cat.
If you're worried your daughter will "fall for something she should have been aware of," please understand that the average age of such awareness happens much earlier than you think it does, around first grade or so.

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u/anononomus321 5d ago

I had a couple friends who were 2 years younger than me. They were pushing me to give a blowjob because they already did it. They were 14. My daughter is now close to that age 💀