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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why are so many ok with their kids having toktok?[/quote]

Yeah, I would be not thrilled if my 13 year old went to a party where the parents were encouraging posting tiktok dances wtf.[/quote]

This obsession of turning your CHILDREN into adults at 9-10 is so wrong.  [/quote]
Keep up, this thread is about 13 year olds not 9-10 year olds. Your obsession with teenagers remaining in a child like state is creepy and gives pedo vibes. [/quote]

We're creepy because we want our kids to be kids? That's a new one.[/quote]
You are creepy because you pop up in every thread about teen girls specifically talking about how they need to stay “kids”, even when what is being discussed is age and developmentally appropriate. There is definitely something off about not understanding that a teenager is going to trend toward more adult interests/styles, etc. than an elementary school aged child. [/quote]

Oh the horror that I want my kid to act like a kid and not automatically jump to teen like or adult like interests. Are you saying that there is something wrong with kids/ young teens who still have kid interests?[/quote]
I actually don’t think you have tween/teen girls, you just like to troll on DCUM about how they should stay “kids”. Your posting style is distinct and you are all over threads related to tween/teen girls repeating your mantra that they should stay “kids”. And yes, as the parent of actual tween/teen girls, I find that creepy AF.[/quote]

Nope, must be someone else. But, I do stand by kids should be kids as long as they can [/quote]

As long as they want to. If they don’t want to play patty cake at a birthday party then that’s fine too. It’s ok to let them grow up and be their own person, not who you want them to be.[/quote]

It depends on what they want to do and what those adult like interests happen to be. And we really need to stop equating kids being kids to them acting like they're 3. Plenty of ways for older kids to be kids.[/quote]

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