Gratitude walks
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Your 11 year old has a cell phone? Wtf!?! Maybe that's why she's a brat
I had a mobile phone when I was 11... It doesn't mean all 11 year olds are ungrateful brats. There are some circumstances when children need mobile phones (e.g. walking a far distance from home or taking buses or trains home - it's for safety reasons)
Really? I grew up in a time where the only way to call someone was with a pay phone or to be at home, and I walked home from school every day that was a long distance (2 miles or so). I see NO reason to give a child a cell phone, other than to spoil them because all the other "cool kids" have them.
#253 P.S you're an idiot because hes probably working to pay for those presents shes so eager to open.
Haha shes going through a "too cool for dad" phase. Don't let it bother you! When shes 25 she will get it :)
I recommend you a therapist for wanting a twelve yr old to be shocked.
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When I was 12, I had my first phone -_- but it was for practical reasons since the middle school was kind of far. Anyways but I was never spoiled, cause if I was my parents wouldn't have it (Asians :D ) I think it all depends on how well the parents raise their kids. Besides, why compare 2 different ages? :/ Ok, so back then the cool things were DS's and portable cd players and all that stuff. Now it's just cellphones, touch screen innovation and the best-new technology. It's just what we grow up with and around to. But I do agree, there's always that kid that takes things for granted. But as for OP, hope she'll grow up and show some respect because I don't think it's hit her yet how one day, there'll be a birthday where you won't even be there anymore :(
Awwww, she does love you, she's just got a one-track mind right now. I still talk to my daddy that way and I'm turning 23 next month. But I do it specifically to be obnoxious.