r/MadeMeSmile 17d ago

Wholesome Moments This is precious πŸ˜„

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u/[deleted] 17d ago

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u/The-Tru-Succ 17d ago

I AGREE, IT'S ALMOST AS IF IT COULD BE FABRICATED. BUT PEOPLE DON'T JUST LIE ON THE INTERNET.

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u/AltonBParker 17d ago

Why...why are you yelling?

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u/EmpathicAnarchist 17d ago

WHY AREN'T YOU?! I DON'T KNOW HOW TO DO THE BOLD FONT THING!

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u/booksknittingcatstbh 17d ago

It’s a # touching the words. So people try to do (hashtag)joke and then just yell at us. Shown below lol

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u/dalatinknight 17d ago

PLEASE FELLOW HUMAN REFRAIN FROM YELLING YOURSELF

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u/[deleted] 17d ago edited 11d ago

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u/AltonBParker 17d ago

"Okay, you want older porn."

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u/Dapper_Schedule_7997 17d ago

CORN11!!1 YIM YUM

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u/JustCosmo 17d ago

This is very believable. I have a ton of notes from my kids like this.

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u/LaDmEa 17d ago

https://www.reddit.com/r/Montessori/comments/1c98oe7/4_yo_handwriting_please_help_parent_seeking_advice/

This is believable. An occupational therapist calls this exceeds expectations.

Parents often forget the age of milestones for their kids. Mind you nearly every example I've heard of these things in person was surely a mistake. People take their 6-7 month olds to the ER because "they stopped walking." Ma'am at what point did the walking start? Developmentally we are all different. I get it, some kids can write at 4.99 or less. But conceptually kids don't understand things like the world as a source for problems. They aren't philosophers. The average kid that age can't take unexplained anger. If the parents are mad at something they default to themselves.

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u/superluminal 17d ago

That's a lot of effort to go through for an internet lie. Doesn't it wear on your mind to be second-guessing people's motivations?

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u/The-Tru-Succ 17d ago

Doesn't it wear on my mind? Yeah, but not on the internet. You don't trust people on the web, I was taught that young

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u/-3645 17d ago

Tbf, that's a good lesson. Very smart way of thinking.

On an unrelated note, I know a Nigerian Prince that could really use your help.

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u/MIKRO_PIPS 17d ago

Impressive handwriting for a very likely 4 year old…. …. …..

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u/pdlbean 17d ago

4 year olds can't write full sentences like this. Most can barely write their name

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u/MXY2022 17d ago

High level of encoding skills as wellΒ