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Reply to "Having children say "yes sir" or "yes mam""
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Well I equally believe it's not polite to hear kids addressing adults as peers. So I will raise mine my way and if you think it's rude, that's fine, because I think yours sound rude as well. [/quote] It's not polite to [i]hear[/i] things? If Adult A wants my kid to call her by her first name, and my kid then does call her by her first name, and you hear it, then Adult A and my kid are being rude because you don't want to hear that?[/quote] It's crass. If the other person just insists, whatever, but I was raised with manners and it's never going to sound okay to me to hear some child walk up and address their elder as Jim. If Jim doesn't care and you don't care, have at it, but your kids sound like they were raised without respect or manners. Clearly you don't care about that though so I'm not sure why it bothers you someone would think that. [/quote]
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