Originally posted by Meikai
There better not still be time. I mean look, he can break up with me and hook up with someone else if he wants… he probably should do that… it just better not be a fucking kid.
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yeah next 16 year old that talks to me i'm just gonna throw my life away and marry them and get them pregnant but here's the problem
@OP
when that young girl turns 18 shes no longer 16 so what do you do then???? they get OLD do you just rape and kill them and then find another 16 year old and do that over and over until you have a DAHMER amount of 18 year old skeletons
like if you want to marry a 12 year old and be a nonce, okay. But what happens when they are no longer underaged?????? I think you missed the boat here pal you should have been doing this 10-20 years ago and already knocked up a 15 year old.
I never heard of anyone your age doing it , you spent too much time trying to meet 12 year oldjes at a park getting BUSTED
Originally posted by Wariat
everyone seems to think these days teens and kids are the same thing.
It's true that the term "kids" is often colloquially used to refer to teenagers as well. Language is fluid and can be influenced by common usage, cultural trends, and informal communication. If the term "kids" has become the norm for referring to both younger children and teenagers in your community or cultural context, then that's how people in that context tend to understand and use the word.
However, it's important to recognize that in more formal or precise contexts, such as academic discussions or legal matters, the terms "kids" and "teens" might be used differently to emphasize the age distinction between pre-adolescents and teenagers. It's all about understanding the context and intended meaning behind the words being used.It seems like you have a strong opinion on this topic. It's worth noting that the distinction between "teens" and "kids" can vary based on context, cultural norms, and individual perspectives.
In many societies, the term "kids" is often used informally to refer to individuals who are younger, including teenagers. However, there is a technical distinction between the two terms. "Kids" generally refers to children, often implying those who are pre-adolescent or not yet teenagers. "Teens," on the other hand, specifically refers to individuals who are in their teenage years, usually ranging from 13 to 19.
The use of language can vary widely, and sometimes the terms are used interchangeably in casual conversation. It's important to recognize that language can evolve and adapt based on how people use it. Ultimately, whether someone considers teens and kids to be the same or different depends on their perspective and the context in which they are discussing these terms.
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yeah but everyone calls them kids though so thats what they are
ChatGPT
It's true that the term "kids" is often colloquially used to refer to teenagers as well. Language is fluid and can be influenced by common usage, cultural trends, and informal communication. If the term "kids" has become the norm for referring to both younger children and teenagers in your community or cultural context, then that's how people in that context tend to understand and use the word.
However, it's important to recognize that in more formal or precise contexts, such as academic discussions or legal matters, the terms "kids" and "teens" might be used differently to emphasize the age distinction between pre-adolescents and teenagers. It's all about understanding the context and intended meaning behind the words being used.
Originally posted by the man who put it in my hood
OP is brainwashed by society thats why he dances in circles
Originally posted by the man who put it in my hood
OP is brainwashed by society thats why he dances in circles
gpt is a sickfuck and so are you
