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Alam
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Alam wrote:
Riddle wrote:
xxpedrofangirlxx444 wrote:
Riddle wrote:
First thing you need to teach your kids is respect.

If your kids don't respect you as their parent, you didn't raise them right.
It's only natural that at some point in the kid's life they lose respect for the parent, after all despite the status it's still a connection within two people aka it's bound to have ups and downs. You can't always unconditionally respect your parent, especially if they did you wrong, kids are not mindless submissive pets they're whole people too
I have ALWAYS respected my parents.
Good for you for having decent parents, not everyone does.
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Date: 11-10-2021 22:22
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wrote:
xxpedrofangirlxx444 wrote:
Alam wrote:
xxpedrofangirlxx444 wrote:
It's only natural that at some point in the kid's life they lose respect for the parent, after all despite the status it's still a connection within two people aka it's bound to have ups and downs. You can't always unconditionally respect your parent, especially if they did you wrong, kids are not mindless submissive pets they're whole people too
All in all you're just another brick in the wall
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agreed. it was the beginning of oui i need to question how my life is gonna run
Date: 11-10-2021 22:22
Pavlov
International Star



Pavlov wrote:
Riddle wrote:
ouch wrote:
Riddle wrote:
Said the person who claimed to be almost a Christian
Yes I would rather inherit a house, cabin and cars than debt
If I saw my kid making a comment like that online about me.......
Have a little respect for your parents. Ungrateful little brats are the worst.
if i saw my kid making troll accounts on a dress up site i cant say id be the proudest parent either but each to their own i suppose
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Date: 11-10-2021 22:22
Alam
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Alam wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
Riddle wrote:
ouch wrote:
Yes I would rather inherit a house, cabin and cars than debt
If I saw my kid making a comment like that online about me.......
Have a little respect for your parents. Ungrateful little brats are the worst.
if i saw my kid making troll accounts on a dress up site i cant say id be the proudest parent either but each to their own i suppose
Pavlova😭
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Date: 11-10-2021 22:24
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wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
Riddle wrote:
ouch wrote:
Yes I would rather inherit a house, cabin and cars than debt
If I saw my kid making a comment like that online about me.......
Have a little respect for your parents. Ungrateful little brats are the worst.
if i saw my kid making troll accounts on a dress up site i cant say id be the proudest parent either but each to their own i suppose
Lmao
Date: 11-10-2021 22:24
Private
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ouch wrote:
Riddle wrote:
Alam wrote:
Riddle wrote:
If I saw my kid making a comment like that online about me.......
Have a little respect for your parents. Ungrateful little brats are the worst.
Bruh it's okay to not want to inherent debt what the hell??
First of all, you can't iinherit debt from your parents. Whatever debt they have gets paid of and the remains goes to their children. If the dept is too high, the government (depending on where you live, could be a found) but you can never inherit debt.

Second of all, you should not say things like that out loud. It's shameful. I would never in a million years say that about my parents or anybody else.
You can inherit debt lol. If for example my dad actually owned a house, done paid loan, BUT he had debt from for example a car or second house, I could either choose to inherit the house AND the extra debt, or I could choose to inherit nothing. So for him to not have debt when he dies would be good for me
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Date: 11-10-2021 22:25
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wrote:
Riddle wrote:
xxpedrofangirlxx444 wrote:
Riddle wrote:
First thing you need to teach your kids is respect.

If your kids don't respect you as their parent, you didn't raise them right.
It's only natural that at some point in the kid's life they lose respect for the parent, after all despite the status it's still a connection within two people aka it's bound to have ups and downs. You can't always unconditionally respect your parent, especially if they did you wrong, kids are not mindless submissive pets they're whole people too
I have ALWAYS respected my parents.
That's your mindset, it cannot be imposed on other people
Date: 11-10-2021 22:25
Riddle
Karaoke Star



Riddle wrote:
ouch wrote:
Riddle wrote:
Alam wrote:
Bruh it's okay to not want to inherent debt what the hell??
First of all, you can't iinherit debt from your parents. Whatever debt they have gets paid of and the remains goes to their children. If the dept is too high, the government (depending on where you live, could be a found) but you can never inherit debt.

Second of all, you should not say things like that out loud. It's shameful. I would never in a million years say that about my parents or anybody else.
You can inherit debt lol. If for example my dad actually owned a house, done paid loan, BUT he had debt from for example a car or second house, I could either choose to inherit the house AND the extra debt, or I could choose to inherit nothing. So for him to not have debt when he dies would be good for me
Obviously he has to pay his debt with the things he owns. I didn't say otherwise.
My point is: you can never be expected to pay out of your own pocket another persons debt.
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Date: 11-10-2021 22:26
Riddle
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Riddle wrote:
xxpedrofangirlxx444 wrote:
Riddle wrote:
xxpedrofangirlxx444 wrote:
It's only natural that at some point in the kid's life they lose respect for the parent, after all despite the status it's still a connection within two people aka it's bound to have ups and downs. You can't always unconditionally respect your parent, especially if they did you wrong, kids are not mindless submissive pets they're whole people too
I have ALWAYS respected my parents.
That's your mindset, it cannot be imposed on other people
Why not?
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Date: 11-10-2021 22:26
Busy
Streetmusician



Busy wrote:
Riddle wrote:
ouch wrote:
Riddle wrote:
First of all, you can't iinherit debt from your parents. Whatever debt they have gets paid of and the remains goes to their children. If the dept is too high, the government (depending on where you live, could be a found) but you can never inherit debt.

Second of all, you should not say things like that out loud. It's shameful. I would never in a million years say that about my parents or anybody else.
You can inherit debt lol. If for example my dad actually owned a house, done paid loan, BUT he had debt from for example a car or second house, I could either choose to inherit the house AND the extra debt, or I could choose to inherit nothing. So for him to not have debt when he dies would be good for me
Obviously he has to pay his debt with the things he owns. I didn't say otherwise.
My point is: you can never be expected to pay out of your own pocket another persons debt.
*laughs in america*
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Date: 11-10-2021 22:27
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wrote:
Riddle wrote:
xxpedrofangirlxx444 wrote:
Riddle wrote:
I have ALWAYS respected my parents.
That's your mindset, it cannot be imposed on other people
Why not?
Because you're not objectively right, you don't think better than anyone
Date: 11-10-2021 22:27
Riddle
Karaoke Star



Riddle wrote:
xxpedrofangirlxx444 wrote:
Riddle wrote:
xxpedrofangirlxx444 wrote:
That's your mindset, it cannot be imposed on other people
Why not?
Because you're not objectively right, you don't think better than anyone
Says who?
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Date: 11-10-2021 22:27
Private
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ouch wrote:
Riddle wrote:
ouch wrote:
Riddle wrote:
First of all, you can't iinherit debt from your parents. Whatever debt they have gets paid of and the remains goes to their children. If the dept is too high, the government (depending on where you live, could be a found) but you can never inherit debt.

Second of all, you should not say things like that out loud. It's shameful. I would never in a million years say that about my parents or anybody else.
You can inherit debt lol. If for example my dad actually owned a house, done paid loan, BUT he had debt from for example a car or second house, I could either choose to inherit the house AND the extra debt, or I could choose to inherit nothing. So for him to not have debt when he dies would be good for me
Obviously he has to pay his debt with the things he owns. I didn't say otherwise.
My point is: you can never be expected to pay out of your own pocket another persons debt.
Ok but I literally would have to pay out of my own pocket if I wanted to for example inherit my childhood home (which would already be paid down in this scenario ) if he has other debt 
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Date: 11-10-2021 22:27
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wrote:
Riddle wrote:
xxpedrofangirlxx444 wrote:
Riddle wrote:
Why not?
Because you're not objectively right, you don't think better than anyone
Says who?
Me when I'm a raging narcissist 
Date: 11-10-2021 22:28
Alam
World Famous



Alam wrote:
Riddle wrote:
xxpedrofangirlxx444 wrote:
Riddle wrote:
Why not?
Because you're not objectively right, you don't think better than anyone
Says who?
Everyone here
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Date: 11-10-2021 22:28
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