Kids on Urban Moms and Dads?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You really want to go on my kid's discord chat?? No, you don't. They will eat you alive.

+1 I've seen what my 15 year old and their friends talk about. You wouldn't last 2 minutes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Kid here - I love coming on here and reading adults act all petty and my age. Me and my friends usually come on here and act like normal adults sharing our opinions (Not trolling tho js our genuine opinion). We also post questions a pretty normal amount.

To clarify, when I say "I love coming on here", "sharing our opinions", and "Post questions a pretty normal amount" I mean that we enjoy these from how easily adults get enraged over the smallest things and how people will be so snarky when they're anonymous. (PP)

You're an old soul, kiddo. Stick around for a few more years and you'll be getting tips on how to raise grandchildren right. This is a heavily Gen-X forum.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not a lot

If I were still a kid - in all honesty a lot of these forums would have bored me to death.

There are like 10000 other websites that I would frequent over one discussing marital issues or parenting worries.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lately there's a lot of inane postings. I strongly suspect it's little schmucks. Maybe we should flock to teenager sites and post there for laughs and giggles. Fair is fair.

Is there even a teenager equivalent of DC Urban Moms and Dads?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
If I were still a kid - in all honesty a lot of these forums would have bored me to death.

There are like 10000 other websites that I would frequent over one discussing marital issues or parenting worries.

I think it depends on age, maturity, and intention.

[Anonymous]

DCUM is sort of an internet relic so the forum style interaction is probably a novelty to them. It's often the best method for crowdsourcing specific topics.

[Anonymous]

Ours know we both frequent this site, I’m sure they’ve been here. We have warned them that it is a toxic site filled with misinformation. Lol. I think they find it interesting in a “train wreck” sort of way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ours know we both frequent this site, I’m sure they’ve been here. We have warned them that it is a toxic site filled with misinformation. Lol. I think they find it interesting in a “train wreck” sort of way.

They are probably confused by all the words.

[Anonymous]

They definitely come on here on snow day threads wanting the schools to be closed or complaining that they are open!

[Anonymous]

Probably as many as they are on Facebook…this site is for old people.

-an old person

[Anonymous]

There's definitely a handful in the elementary forum. They write like my teen texts.

[Anonymous]

I would say 0

[Anonymous]

They're definitely over on Lacrosse, posting rage bait.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DCUM is sort of an internet relic so the forum style interaction is probably a novelty to them. It's often the best method for crowdsourcing specific topics.

OP here.

It’s DCUMAD, not just DCUM.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There's definitely a handful in the elementary forum. They write like my teen texts.

Same on the relationship forum. You end up seeing several comments like "May I ask how old you are?"