Noise annoys

By Typicalwhitechick - This FML is from back in 2017 but it's good stuff

Today, I finally have a day to go to the library and read for hours. Today is also a playday event for toddlers. In the library. FML
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batgirlandrobin 14

One of the great features of libraries is that they let you take the books away for a bit and read them where you choose.

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Katsune Chordeva 7

And THAT'S the worst thing happening in your life??

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Chad D. Nelson 8

******* children. wish I could buy a condom for every person on the planet

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Katsune Chordeva 7

And THAT'S the worst thing happening in your life??

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Nova Solarius 10

No, just the worst thing that happened to them today.

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Jared900DUmpling 30

OP never implied this was the worst thing, just bad. And I agree, loud children in libraries or quiet places in general are pretty awful to people who go to those places hoping for peace and quiet.

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RichardPencil 30

Read to the toddlers and the parents will pay you! Winning!

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Norja 33

Why not just borrow some books from the library and read them elsewhere?

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batgirlandrobin 14

One of the great features of libraries is that they let you take the books away for a bit and read them where you choose.

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Brandi_Faith 33

I understand what you're saying, but I'm assuming op lives in a loud & chaotic place and the library tends to be their quiet, special, place they escape to. It's understandable to be a bit miffed when you have something you've planned and waited for weeks for, and then that plan gets ruined.

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RosesMama 2

The library is a public place. You have no more right to be there than the toddlers. Take the books out and go and read somewhere else if you don't want to hear them.

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mcdgaf 14

Libraries have children's programs that include ages birth and up, to get kids interested in books and learning and then to keep them interested so that they can grow up to be a salty person that goes to the public library and gets upset about kids learning.

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ninjacat 10

OR we can all be thrilled that children have the opportunity to learn while simultaneously expecting them to do the bare minimum of being quiet in a library. Scream at your parents house, yell as loud as you can at school in the playground, throw a full blown fit at the home of anyone you’re related to, but please remember that there are loud places and quiet places. The library is not a loud place. (I used “you” on purpose as the advice isn’t child centric. There are plenty of adults who need to hear this as well lol)

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Alexandria79 22

small library or do you prefer the children's section?

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