By Anonyme - 14/08/2011 23:53 - Lebanon

Today, my 12-year-old daughter is a Nirvana fan, while my 20-year-old son is a Justin Bieber fan. How did that happen? FML
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9a_z1 11

Your children feel comfortable enough to break free of stereotypes with their music taste, unless they're blasting it needlessly loudly why is that a bad thing?

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OlRed 28

Hey... Your daughter actually has decent taste in music! .....FYL about your son though.

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SkullsRules1 26

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celestian1998 8

My guess is that they actually arent actually that upset about it, and just thought it would be a funny FML. Im not the OP so I cant confirm that, but it seems likely to me.

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9a_z1 11

Your children feel comfortable enough to break free of stereotypes with their music taste, unless they're blasting it needlessly loudly why is that a bad thing?

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tomvertigo 17

Don't make this about gender stereotypes. I think his comment was "My young child listens to good music despite being younger and less versed in the ways of the world and my oldest child, despite having more worldly experience and age, listens to what amounts to diarrhea with an stupid haircut."

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Allornone 35

um, 70, 2's comment refers to stereotypes in general, saying nothing specifically of gender. Your examples refer to stereotypes as well, though focused more on age. You may very well agree.

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OlRed 28

Hey... Your daughter actually has decent taste in music! .....FYL about your son though.

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kdmittens 9

Justin Bieber has improved! I like his songs nowadays ..and i am 27!

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itchmcrotch 13

And? Liking the music isn't the same as liking the person.

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Dave_Davington 33

I guess you can't trust your daughter with secrets anymore. She may have picked up Kurt's penchant for shooting his mouth off.

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jocamo 24

That's in such poor taste. Would you actually say that without the anonymity of the Internet?

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xGoldColossus 7

Kinda dark humor but I thought that was a pretty good pun.

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Dave_Davington 33

#40, yes actually, I would and indeed I have. Multiple times, in fact. If anything, I'm running that joke into the ground at this point.

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itchmcrotch 13

Yes. It's called "dark humor." Look it up and stop being so soft.

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jocamo 24

Totally not soft. I get that it was a joke. However it was tasteless. It's right up there with the bed size meme with a coffin labeled as Prince sized two days after his death.

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itchmcrotch 13

It's been 20 years since he died. If you think it's tasteless to make light jokes about a man who isn't even alive anymore, you ARE soft.

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jocamo 24

It's not tasteless because it was light humour about a man who died 22 yrs ago, but rather making light of suicide. That is a subject that shouldn't be joked about. It has nothing to do with my being soft.

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itchmcrotch 13

ANYTHING can be joked about. Period.

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RememberSchlitz 9

At least, when your son's kids listen to his music and think it's awful, they won't be wrong.

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crushcrusher 33

JB's voice doesn't sound so bad, and some of his songs are actually good!

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withered 30

**** their lives that you judge them based on the music they listen to.

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Shade1982 20

Nowhere did he actually say that. You are just as judgmental as you claim he is...

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sirdannyboy1 20

Don't judge your kids by the music they listen to. they will probably phase out of it in time.

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anonymuse_fml 31

The OP states genders. No one is assuming anything...

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