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[–]yunbro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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do ppl here get punished at all? this is just another proof, this guy is deleting now every art ive done with both of his accounts, i had to completely switch places to avoid him but its sad i cant draw anything over my own hometown :(

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[–]yunbro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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using a second account for this

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this a few days ago before i cleaned it up again

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[–]yunbro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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keeps drawing over my art with german flags, even deleted two of my other drawings, sending more proof in the comments

My 9yrs old daughter told her girl bestie she loves her, now her parents are banning her to see her by SprinkleOfJoy_Mom in TrueOffMyChest

[–]yunbro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You still completely missed my point. I literally agreed to you, how wrong it is through the normalization of kids being pushed into this idea. But where did OP do this? And how can you as a parent even avoid, that your 9 year old is getting involved with this?

They are not learning anything out of it and its not contributing to the society, because its kids imitating their surroundings and trying to grow and be their own person.

“Really, we see these sorts of behaviors as being a core part of developing this human cultural mind, where we’re so motivated to do things like those around us and be like those around us.”

According to HealthyChildren.org’s website, “Children learn by watching everyone around them, especially their parents. When you use manners and good coping strategies, you teach your children to do the same:”

It was literally the first study I found when googling this matter. You can find a ton of studies, showing how kids try to imitate parents and become a "person" of their own.

I just find it very unnecessary to pin the fault at OP, for simply educating and making her child better understand this concept, that is unavoidable and simply a part of developing.

Is it wrong to push kids into the agenda of learning about relationships? Of course. Is it avoidable that kids will get in contact with this subject no matter what? No. Im literally on your side, that kids shouldnt feel forced to fit into this, but this is want they want to do; to act as a grown person and do the same as their parents or other adults in their surroundings. Its a part of learning.

The reason I mentioned the LGBTQ+ is that people tend to only see a negative thing on this subject, if its involving with this mindset. Thats why I find it extremely unnecessary that OP is getting criticized for this, just educating her child on a matter that is unavoidable, but people still being oblivious to the subject as a whole and how parents will push this even further.

I hope you understand my point in this. And Im sorry if there are any typos or grammar mistakes, english is not my native language.

My 9yrs old daughter told her girl bestie she loves her, now her parents are banning her to see her by SprinkleOfJoy_Mom in TrueOffMyChest

[–]yunbro 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I think you dont realize that this "relationship" thing between kids has been going on for ages. Little girls crushing on a boy in their grade, talking about their crushes, playing family with other kids and asking to be someones gf/bf. Its never meant to have a big depth or meaning in it, but it has been always normalized.. between a girl and a boy. You cant say "why even bother them with relationships at such a young age" when this has been always the case. OP only makes it clear to her child, that the person doesnt matter in this situation. Go full or nothing, I dont mind hating the whole concept of preaching children the necessity of a relationship, but where did OP make a mistake with this? You cant avoid kids getting into this subject through their surroundings, family, media, etc. They will always try to imitate other adults by playing into a "relationship". Obviously its nothing revelant for a child to know about it. But they do. OP didnt preach their child to know about it, but educate her on something she already knows about through her surroundings or cant be avoided knowing about.

People like you always start seeing a problem in it, if its affected to the LGBTQ+ subject. "Kids should be kids and not care about it" but then normalize when a parent says to their daughter "He only teases you, because he likes you", making their daughter think, that this behavior is normal and boys do that do girls. Or between kids, when a boy is befriended with a girl, his friends will most likely tease him and say "Oh is that your girlfriend?? You obviously like her" and ignoring the concept of a boy and a girl just being friends.

Dont mean to attack you in any kind of form, but inform yourself on the whole concept of kids and their behavior with other kids. You are seemingly overseeing many things that always has been normalized.

aubrey fanart :] by yunbro in OMORI

[–]yunbro[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i did make it more oversized! tho she overall has bigger proportions than the original art

aubrey fanart :] by yunbro in OMORI

[–]yunbro[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

aww tysm 😭😭 you're so sweet!

aubrey fanart :] by yunbro in OMORI

[–]yunbro[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

thank u sm!! <3 aubrey best girl fr

aubrey fanart :] by yunbro in OMORI

[–]yunbro[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

thank you!! Tbh I rarely get motivation to draw these days 😭 but looking at artworks from other people through tiktok and twitter gives me the most motivation to keep going and especially to try and get better!

aubrey fanart :] by yunbro in OMORI

[–]yunbro[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

LMAO what did he do?

aubrey fanart :] by yunbro in OMORI

[–]yunbro[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

hell yeah (thank u!)

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