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By b…… - 28/09/2023 22:00

Today, I looked through my daughter’s search history. Did I find porn? No, worse. At the age of 17, she has been looking up the definitions of commonly used words such as ‘arbitrary,’ ‘pretentious,’ and ‘initiative.’ FML
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cuz803 44

1. you snooped (**** her life) 2. she's at least expanding her knowledge 3. you as a parent have a role in helping to aid in expanding her repertoire. Maybe you should take some blame

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Anderling 32

...would you rather she didn't look them up and remained ignorant then? Because those are your two options here.

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Anderling 32

...would you rather she didn't look them up and remained ignorant then? Because those are your two options here.

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tiptoppc 19

We at least know the mom is ignorant. Everyone else uses incognito/safe browsing to browse ****. But its not the mom’s initiative to learn that, nor her forte to understand things like that either.

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cuz803 44

1. you snooped (**** her life) 2. she's at least expanding her knowledge 3. you as a parent have a role in helping to aid in expanding her repertoire. Maybe you should take some blame

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Ghostrui 30

You got the definition of pretentious covered at least

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Thaylok 17

Solicit consideration regularly? The poinography and radical ideologies espoused online are far worse than the search of knowledge. Oh, I accused you of fishing for likes.

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BurnInDemonFire 34

What kind of 17-year-old commonly uses those words? She's learning, and you're ******** on her because those words have only become known to her now? Here's some more common words for you: go **** yourself.

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Justkidding100 41

maybe she needs to look stuff up because her parents are belittling, controlling, and unhelpful

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historygrad74 19

A lot of 17 year olds don't know those definitions. I teach them. I'm glad she's looking them up. It shows she's more motivated than most people her age. You should be encouraging, not belittling.

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ladylex 5

Sounds like high school vocabulary homework.

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Earl_KarmasBitch 34

Or perhaps she was just looking up the spelling.

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RichardPencil 30

How else are people supposed to learn precise definitions? Often, young people hear words like these and get a vague idea of their meanings from the context. You should be proud of her that she's curious enough to want to learn more.

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