Teenagers…
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By Marissa Di Stefano - 05/01/2021 17:01
Lol thanks :) Your definition in this context makes sense. I feel like I’ve heard the word used in other ways, though. Like “Man I yeeted the **** out of there.” So I feel like its definition changes a lot. Unless I’m misremembering other uses of the word (which is entirely possible lol)
People will hold you to higher standard your whole life. Expect that you will need to be the one to set the example.
Nobody likes a tattletale. I think that might be the real reason your parents treated you differently. Obviously if it’s a serious issue where someone has done something dangerous or that could be dangerous, then parents want to know what happened. But don’t expect them to react as if they are glad to hear the report on a brother or sister.
Take this as a lesson, snitches get stitches
You reported the incident to your parents? How old are you?
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OK for you commenters who obviously don't get it.. OPs sister *physically assaulted* OP over a tossed empty tissue box that OPs uncle started. What is *wrong* with you people?? It is not and never will be ok to physically assault *anyone*, regardless of their gender.
**** I’m old. I don’t fully understand the context of the word “yeet.”