Can I ask that you don't take children's shoes?
It's not supportive of their developmental needs
this post was submitted on 23 May 2024
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Hey man, you obviously give them back. Stand in my shoes for a moment. Freaking moron. Now, give them back. Back to your own shoes. Shoo.
Do you want verrucas?
Because that's how you get varrucas
Just one shoe? So, like, you each have just the one? That seems weird.
weww, I just notice this. Now it's really creepy
The notion of a "tiger parent" is analogous to other authoritarian parenting stereotypes, such as the American stage mother, the Japanese kyōiku mama, and the Jewish mother.
I like how there are a handful of different regionally-specific terms, and then there’s just ‘Jewish Mother’.
Wow, I thought it was Asian culture only.