Some children need leashes
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- Both “200” and “160” are 2 minutes in microwave math
- When you’re a kid, you don’t realize you’re also watching your mom and dad grow up.
- More dreams have been destroyed by alarm clocks than anything else
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Some children need choke collars
I disagree: leash your kids (especially at restaurants).
Me and my twin were leashed. I didn't know it, so I guess we weren't affected by that too much. Just other stuff in childhood. It was difficult for mother to control twins if she took us out alone so leashes it was.
Other people were so shitty to her about it though.
For kids the leash is supposed to be psychological.
how many judge judy cases are about problems caused by runaway children? there's a reason why laws mandate leashes for dogs -- their scope for damage is far higher than is that for toddlers.
This made me realize that my parents having me on a leash as a toddler may be why I have a leash kink as an adult. 🤔
When an animal is old and dying, you're expected to euthanize it. When a human is old and dying, you're expected to keep them alive as long as possible
a pet doesn't leave behind an estate to inherit. laws are hesitant on human euthanasia because of the scope of misuse by greedy beneficiaries of wills.
Maybe we should rethink ownership as a concept. Is it really necessary? I feel like it causes a lot of trouble without solving much. Why can't humans just properly work together in a society that shares resources with those in need?
How else do you plan to support the Healthcare industry?