By mom21 - 08/02/2011 17:46 - United States
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WOW. First off, the only reason I posted this was because I called my husband to tell him about this and he thought itd be funny to post this on here. Now I wish I hadn't. Most of you people are more dramatic than my daughter. I made an account to defend my child. She's five. She was just being silly...
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learn to spell. thank you.
someone needs to retake first grade language arts again
Rough translation: "Why don't you get her a shrink, so she could pour her soul out." Meh, 'cause she's 5?!
Boyfriend... wha... uh... *brain broke* ffzt bbp ghh '_________'
Do any of you people have children? Bar that, have you any of you people been around children? Drama queen? *****? Therapy? Are you ******* serious? She's five. All five year olds are emotional; it's called innocence. They don't censor how they feel. This seems like a natural reaction for many five year olds. I'd be a little miffed that the teacher or guidance person wasn't able to assess the situation properly but then I'd take my baby girl out for ice cream. The next day she'd be over it. In far too short of a time, when she's out of the house and the "important" work meeting is not even a dim memory, you will have this moment to cherish, OP. Sappy maybe, but true.
the maturity ages are getting lowered every day, it seems.
wait till shes twenty though. She'll hopefuly learn to deal with drama before that.
your a bad parent that's all there is to it
No meeting is more important than your child.
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if she were older I'd say YDI for thinking it wasn't important. but 5? LOL.
its pretty bad if a 5 year old feels that way. she's too young. FYL