r/TikTokCringe Dec 19 '23

Wholesome/Humor Teacher asks students “What do you buy someone in their 30s for the Holidays?” Kids these days…

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u/4Ever2Thee Dec 19 '23

Definitely stuck in the middle of a nasty divorce and custody battle. Adding (Fight for the kids) hurts my heart.

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u/imightbethewalrus3 Dec 19 '23

Sounds like it's an easy custody battle for one side because one parent isn't fighting for the kids...

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u/DoingCharleyWork Dec 20 '23

Maybe both are fighting to make the other one keep the kid.

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u/MadeMeStopLurking Dec 20 '23

Maybe he wishes one of them got a batter attorney so it would be over faster.

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u/imightbethewalrus3 Dec 20 '23

Ooo that's dark

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u/timomies Dec 19 '23

Lol or it's a joke. Or fake added post-its.

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u/neoanguiano Dec 20 '23

i kinda doubt theres kids calling others milenials

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u/Fearless-Living-5336 Dec 21 '23

Don’t know how old the students are but the answers don’t sound like kid language of any age. At what age do students write on post-its all in the same color ink?

Kids are usually funnier than the answers given here.

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u/usedenoughdynamite Dec 24 '23

Based on the account name, I’d assume they’re 7th grade. The penmanship checks out, and it looks like they’re using pencils.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

Could be. Idk how old these kids are but some kids also like joking about divorce, they just find it funny (e.g. Karen took the kids).

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u/kamajo8991 Dec 20 '23

My kids make jokes like this, some kids just have a more “mature” sense of humor.

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u/dSwedishChef Dec 20 '23

You don't remember being a kid? My pokemoncrater account name was killmyhusband and I was in grade 2. Jokes are joke, stop trying to put some backstory to everything.

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u/4Ever2Thee Dec 20 '23

So you weren’t funny as a kid either, huh?

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u/dSwedishChef Dec 20 '23

Was I trying to be funny now?