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Misusing Terms, Sex Ed, Etc (Patreon)

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2021-12-20 15:01:03
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Dr. Kirk answers patron emails.


Misusing Terms, Sex Ed, Etc


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Anonymous

Also, when I say kids lack maturity, it isn’t a blanket statement. It’s more of a “meet me half-way” or and “are you pickinn’ up what I’m puttin’ down” kind of statement. When i say maturity, I’m trying to put a label on the manifestation of experience and individuality, with age. Anyway I’m exhausted. I’ll sum it up by saying “out with the old, in with the new.” I dated a few teenage girls, you see, when i was a teenage boy. But that’s old news. I’m 25, now, and I’ve found plenty of intimate moments with actual grown ups. Some of them even have big doe eyes and act like babies. But I don’t wipe their ass for em. I learn my lesson, move on, and maybe even tell em to get lost bc they tend to idealize me and make everything cartoonish, a grandiose facade. I got enough grandiosity as it is. Give me a girl closer to 30, next time. When she breaks my heart, at least it’ll be interesting.

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@Nathaniel Barnhurst It never made sense to me how therapists say "keep children out of the parents business" Like the kids are oblivious to the hurricane that is going on around them. While I agree that you shouldn't involve your kid in solving your adult problems, I think it's important that the children know that you didn't sell her pony because you hate her... You sold it cause you cannot afford to feed it. picking her nose and ordering chicken nuggets... That would make a quotable movie moment like "You talkin to me?" or "Say hello to my little friend" or "Mc Royale w/cheese" ... Could literally trump all of those. Seems like you've experienced a lot of pain around dating...