Anonymous
08/11/2022 21:14
Subject: Moving to a different state and impact on kids?
Anonymous wrote:My husband moved 6 times as a kid. While he didn't love moving, the only one that was a huge problem was the move in the middle of high school. He adapted fine to all of the other moves.
Middle school is a perfect time to move. The kids will get over it.
I moved 7 times as a kid, the last time in middle school. I didn't have have any problems with changing schools and making new friends. I am glad that we didn't move while I was in high school.
Anonymous
08/11/2022 21:13
Subject: Re:Moving to a different state and impact on kids?
Anonymous wrote:Here you go OP. Ages 12-14 are the hardest for kids.
https://medium.com/@washingtonpost/moving-as-a-child-can-change-who-you-are-as-an-adult-c40e46740156
Agree with this.
Anonymous
08/11/2022 21:13
Subject: Re:Moving to a different state and impact on kids?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nope. Hard pass.
Are your kids weirdos or something?
No, but you are to be saying something so asinine. You’ve embarrassed yourself.
Well, "hard pass" is an equally stupid response.
NP again. It’s an appropriate answer to infer a vehement no. You know that already and have embarrassed yourself plenty.
A fabulous job opportunity at a much higher pay in a great city with excellent schools and all you can say is "hard pass?"
Asking if children are weirdos is all you can say?
Well, I mean, to not even consider the possibility tells me that the poster doesn't think much of her kids' ability to adapt.
I would say a hard pass answer would likely mean they have thought about it or experienced it, weirdo.
You just don’t agree and attack people who have a different opinion. You are an entitled witch.
Wow, sorry if I struck a nerve. I wasn't saying her kids ARE weirdos, I was just wondering if they might be because she was so vehemently opposed to the idea without offering any reasoning whatever. I apologize, but geez.
Anonymous
08/11/2022 21:12
Subject: Re:Moving to a different state and impact on kids?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nope. Hard pass.
Are your kids weirdos or something?
No, but you are to be saying something so asinine. You’ve embarrassed yourself.
Well, "hard pass" is an equally stupid response.
NP again. It’s an appropriate answer to infer a vehement no. You know that already and have embarrassed yourself plenty.
A fabulous job opportunity at a much higher pay in a great city with excellent schools and all you can say is "hard pass?"
Asking if children are weirdos is all you can say?
Well, I mean, to not even consider the possibility tells me that the poster doesn't think much of her kids' ability to adapt.
NP. And you know this how, through osmosis?
Anonymous
08/11/2022 21:10
Subject: Re:Moving to a different state and impact on kids?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nope. Hard pass.
Are your kids weirdos or something?
No, but you are to be saying something so asinine. You’ve embarrassed yourself.
Well, "hard pass" is an equally stupid response.
NP again. It’s an appropriate answer to infer a vehement no. You know that already and have embarrassed yourself plenty.
A fabulous job opportunity at a much higher pay in a great city with excellent schools and all you can say is "hard pass?"
Asking if children are weirdos is all you can say?
Well, I mean, to not even consider the possibility tells me that the poster doesn't think much of her kids' ability to adapt.
I would say a hard pass answer would likely mean they have thought about it or experienced it, weirdo.
You just don’t agree and attack people who have a different opinion. You are an entitled witch.
Anonymous
08/11/2022 21:09
Subject: Re:Moving to a different state and impact on kids?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nope. Hard pass.
Are your kids weirdos or something?
No, but you are to be saying something so asinine. You’ve embarrassed yourself.
Well, "hard pass" is an equally stupid response.
NP again. It’s an appropriate answer to infer a vehement no. You know that already and have embarrassed yourself plenty.
A fabulous job opportunity at a much higher pay in a great city with excellent schools and all you can say is "hard pass?"
DP. Yes, that is an answer and someone’s opinion. Some don’t want to move their children and that is okay and their choice.
Anonymous
08/11/2022 21:08
Subject: Re:Moving to a different state and impact on kids?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nope. Hard pass.
Are your kids weirdos or something?
No, but you are to be saying something so asinine. You’ve embarrassed yourself.
Well, "hard pass" is an equally stupid response.
NP again. It’s an appropriate answer to infer a vehement no. You know that already and have embarrassed yourself plenty.
A fabulous job opportunity at a much higher pay in a great city with excellent schools and all you can say is "hard pass?"
Asking if children are weirdos is all you can say?
Well, I mean, to not even consider the possibility tells me that the poster doesn't think much of her kids' ability to adapt.
Anonymous
08/11/2022 21:07
Subject: Re:Moving to a different state and impact on kids?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nope. Hard pass.
Are your kids weirdos or something?
No, but you are to be saying something so asinine. You’ve embarrassed yourself.
Well, "hard pass" is an equally stupid response.
NP again. It’s an appropriate answer to infer a vehement no. You know that already and have embarrassed yourself plenty.
A fabulous job opportunity at a much higher pay in a great city with excellent schools and all you can say is "hard pass?"
You would never get that opportunity with your low level self.
Anonymous
08/11/2022 21:06
Subject: Re:Moving to a different state and impact on kids?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nope. Hard pass.
Are your kids weirdos or something?
No, but you are to be saying something so asinine. You’ve embarrassed yourself.
Well, "hard pass" is an equally stupid response.
NP again. It’s an appropriate answer to infer a vehement no. You know that already and have embarrassed yourself plenty.
A fabulous job opportunity at a much higher pay in a great city with excellent schools and all you can say is "hard pass?"
Asking if children are weirdos is all you can say?
Anonymous
08/11/2022 21:05
Subject: Re:Moving to a different state and impact on kids?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nope. Hard pass.
Are your kids weirdos or something?
No, but you are to be saying something so asinine. You’ve embarrassed yourself.
Well, "hard pass" is an equally stupid response.
An adult asking if a person’s children are weirdos and giving an answer of hard pass is not equal. Then again, your moral compass points south so not surprised if your poor ethics.
You are shameful.
Anonymous
08/11/2022 21:05
Subject: Re:Moving to a different state and impact on kids?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nope. Hard pass.
Are your kids weirdos or something?
No, but you are to be saying something so asinine. You’ve embarrassed yourself.
Well, "hard pass" is an equally stupid response.
NP again. It’s an appropriate answer to infer a vehement no. You know that already and have embarrassed yourself plenty.
A fabulous job opportunity at a much higher pay in a great city with excellent schools and all you can say is "hard pass?"
Anonymous
08/11/2022 21:02
Subject: Re:Moving to a different state and impact on kids?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nope. Hard pass.
Are your kids weirdos or something?
No, but you are to be saying something so asinine. You’ve embarrassed yourself.
Well, "hard pass" is an equally stupid response.
NP again. It’s an appropriate answer to infer a vehement no. You know that already and have embarrassed yourself plenty.
Anonymous
08/11/2022 21:01
Subject: Re:Moving to a different state and impact on kids?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nope. Hard pass.
Are your kids weirdos or something?
NP. Pot calling kettle.
And incredibly inappropriate to speak of children that way.
Anonymous
08/11/2022 21:01
Subject: Re:Moving to a different state and impact on kids?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nope. Hard pass.
Are your kids weirdos or something?
No, but you are to be saying something so asinine. You’ve embarrassed yourself.
Well, "hard pass" is an equally stupid response.
Anonymous
08/11/2022 20:59
Subject: Re:Moving to a different state and impact on kids?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nope. Hard pass.
Are your kids weirdos or something?
No, but you are to be saying something so asinine. You’ve embarrassed yourself.