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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why, though, are the "all boy" characteristics so negative? Your kid gets called "all boy" when he is behaving like a wild hellion. I know, because sometimes my boy behaved like a wild hellion and was called "all boy." But when he was kind and considerate and brave no one called him all boy. Its crap. For the PP who wondered what to say when a boy is on a rampage and you want to sympathize with the mom...what would you say if it was a girl on a rampage? They do it, too? I'd probably smile and shake my head and say "Kids! They do grow up, though. Would you like some chocolate?"[/quote] I don't agree with your take on the phrase. Boys being rough and tumble and being into sports and trucks is not viewed in a negative light at all. I think the phrase is usually said with mock negativity but actual pride.[/quote] I agree. I actually think little boys that act like this and have these interests are viewed in a more positive light by society than those who aren't/don't. It IS possible to be well-mannered, high-energy and into traditionally "boy" stuff.[/quote]
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