Zufallian
Kalamazoo, United States
Today, my 14 year old brother and 9 year old sister were fighting. My brother said "You suck!" to my sister, and she replied with "You swallow!" FML
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TweetAnne 13
Well that blows
WCARlover 35
About 6 years ago now, when I was a day camp counselor, I was appalled at some of the sexual things 12 year old boys would say TOWARDS me. It was shocking and disturbing and I'm sure kids are only getting worse about it at a younger age...
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Sportey 9
Probably watches pewdiepie. It's all over YouTube kids unfortunately have a ton of access to the Internet it's more and more necessary to teach them etiquette
Kempeth 5
I agree. Not that I care about kids using foul language but that channel rots brains.
TheKingKen 22
Interesting. My 12 year old brother started saying that to me recently whenever I tell him he sucks. Everytime he says it, I always think to myself "What does that even mean?"
lovelockdown23 23
was this a joke or you really don't know what it means?
Ben Taylor 16
it means swallowing semen
XtremeHeat 14
150% chance that came from pewdiepie
StrawberryPotato 6
This was on the internet even before pewds said it
JessicaGrewal 22
I don't understand how kids parents don't realize what they're saying is so rude and where they learn these things from. It's quite sad. I got flipped the bird about 4-5 years ago by a little boy who was about 7-9 years old. Still shocked about it.
melanielovejeff 15
Maybe she over heard someone use that line. Hopefully she doesn't understand what it means.
Merylwen 24
Hooray for unrestricted internet access!
Darkness_Hate 29
Well, it's a nice comeback at least even if they are quite young for that kind of "stuff".
harjotxo 12
Kids nowadays know so much...
Ben Taylor 16
it is a good thing
kmccain 27
That brings up memories of arguments with my sisters when we were young. I probably haven't heard that for at least 15 years.
abNormal62 23
Saying it, understanding it, and meaning it are completely different things. I think this is where you step in for a "teachable moment" discussion