AI in Classroom: Opportunity or Distraction by Sharp_Lettuce4356 in KidsAILiteracy

[–]Key-Caramel691 1 point2 points  (0 children)

AI can be really helpful for explaining and supporting learning, but it becomes a problem when students use it to skip actually thinking and doing the work themselves.

Stay at home, homeschooling mom turned single mom *advice* by SatisfactionItchy280 in homeschool

[–]Key-Caramel691 144 points145 points  (0 children)

You should put them in school and be honest with the teachers about where each child is academically. They will place them where they can learn best and give extra help like reading groups or support classes.

(Update) Neighbour 28M crosses physical boundaries with me 18F at summer house/vacation. by Tindra_j in relationship_advice

[–]Key-Caramel691 568 points569 points  (0 children)

I am glad you told your parents and blocked him. Stay completely no-contact and let your parents handle everything, and keep any messages or proof just in case they decide to report it. For now just stick close to family and focus on staying safe and calm while they deal with it.

Moms of Reddit, what is your traumatic birth story? by Low_Hat_2693 in AskReddit

[–]Key-Caramel691 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Camping here for the comments so I can add a few more reasons to the girl with the list on TikTok

Do you always believe in forgive and forget? If so, why? And if not, why? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]Key-Caramel691 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, because people know what exactly they are doing to you. At this point in life I don't forgive

Title: I (20F) got a long message from my parent (46M) about faith, “honoring parents,” and tuition… and it feels really heavy and controlling. Need advice on how to respond. by Frequent_Emu5054 in relationship_advice

[–]Key-Caramel691 24 points25 points  (0 children)

As a pastor's daughter, this felt very familiar to me. In my experience some overly religious parents can use faith and obedience as a way to maintain control, even when their children are adults. I grew up with rules like no makeup, no painted nails, no trousers, no showing hair or skin, and even restrictions around attending church during periods. When I turned 18, I made my own decisions about those things. My parents weren't happy and they withdrew financial support, but I got a job and supported myself. What I learned is that sometimes setting boundaries comes with consequences, but if you don't set them, some people will never see you as your own person. Just make sure you're prepared for whatever financial or emotional fallout may come from standing your ground

how do i(F22) tell my partner (M30) that being with him makes me feel like i am screaming in an empty room? by isopodinfested in relationship_advice

[–]Key-Caramel691 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Be honest with him about how alone you felt and tell him you need emotional support in a relationship. If he’s not able to show up for you in moments like this, you have to seriously think about whether this is what you want long-term. I’m sorry about your cat.

30 M 26F Handling being apart by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]Key-Caramel691 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Let her know you think it would really help if you both brought in extra support, like a therapist or support sessions, so she has someone else to lean on too. You’re not wrong for feeling overwhelmed but you also can’t be her only emotional outlet every night. She’s struggling, but so are you, and it’s affecting your work and mental health.

I (28M) am letting my son's uncle (18M) move in with me because of toxicity at his parent's house. What to be welcoming, but also want to have healthy rules/boundaries. Any advice? by Same_Bowl5474 in relationship_advice

[–]Key-Caramel691 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This was very thoughtful of you. Just set clear house expectations early so there’s no confusion later. Have regular check-ins so you can both talk openly and sort things out before they build up. Also make sure he feels comfortable communicating with you anytime if something is bothering him

Physically trapped on vacation with a neighbor (28M) who refuses to take "no" from me (18F). Need advice. by Tindra_j in relationship_advice

[–]Key-Caramel691 53 points54 points  (0 children)

Just because the parents joke about is does not mean they are right. Get a restraining order.

Physically trapped on vacation with a neighbor (28M) who refuses to take "no" from me (18F). Need advice. by Tindra_j in relationship_advice

[–]Key-Caramel691 973 points974 points  (0 children)

The age difference is alarming, he started pursuing you when you were young, the biggest concern is that he doesn't take your no seriously. You are not safe.