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Dont go home. Problem solved
You're being WAY too emo about this. It seems like a completely innocuous text by a girl who's excited about presents, just like all kids are. I see nothing that indicates disrespect or lack of love.
She could have at least said thank you. Her response was rude and selfish.
If today is her birthday, she's 12.
She had a phone at age 11? I didn't get one until I was 12 and a half..
I got mine on my 13 b day I bet u are one of those snobby brats that think everythings urs
What the hell are you talking about? His comment did nothing to insinuate that he's a "snobby brat". Shut up. You sound like an idiot
I agree that Calleco is a major moron since he can't spell "YOU" and "YOUR".
Like it's THAT big of an age difference. This is OP's FML, nobody cares how old you were when you got your first cell phone.
Welcome to being a parent of a teenager. She'll grow out of it.
U shoulda raised her better
she's 11.. and she has a phone?
I'd buy my kid a cellphone at that age, you never know when there will be an emergency..
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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.