Have you ever made a child cry? Tell your story ...

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If some of the reports about me to the mods are accurate, pretty much every day.

Is this something we want to share?

I've made my 8-year-old nephew cry on occasion, after telling him off for being naughty, or telling him he can't have something he really wants. I've also made him cry for innocent jokes because he gets annoyed and thinks I'm not taking him seriously, but I don't think I've made any other child cry, at least not since I was a child myself.

As for your story, I sincerely doubt that every kid would have demanded a balloon. It was surely a one-off, right? I mean, did any other kids come in asking for a balloon? No? Then surely you could have afforded to give that child one of the display's.

You sound heartless.

It was just a balloon.

Now you have to live with that for the rest of your life.

I work in an Elementary school, so many many times 😭

Let's put it this way: I thought they already knew Santa wasn't real.

Yeah. I worked at a daycare center in Texas where I'd come in once a week to take care of kids in the morning, and I worked in a classroom of 1-year-olds. There was one kid I thought was cute because she looked a little bit like I did when I was her age. However, I learned that she and I had nothing in common beyond that.

I would like to put in here that I normally like kids, and I work very well with them. Most little ones I've worked with are pretty average, and you can sometimes get a pretty good idea of the local area's psychological profile just from watching and working with the kids. Most of them will be pretty normal, want to play, want to push boundaries, want to see and touch new things, gravitate to people and toys they like, etc.

Among the group as a whole, a few children will stand out, for better or for worse. They are a rarity. You might come across a child that is very intelligent and interesting to hang out with. (The artistic ones love you if you color with them). You might get to meet an autistic kid and learn new ways of keeping them happy (I worked with one that loved our toy workbench and tools). But then you meet the trouble-makers. They're spoiled, only-children that are overly bonded with mommy and scream the entire time she's gone, they steal other kids' stuff and have no respect for boundaries, climb on stuff that's not safe for them, etc.

Olivia was one of those rare, bad kids. Turns out she was a nasty little brat whose mother was constantly working desk jobs and would give her whatever she wanted just to get the girl out of her hair. (Her mom was a fat, lazy idiot). So when someone like me refused to let her have what she wanted when it was not okay, she would cry, wail, and scream her head off until mommy or a caretaker who didn't know her came to the "rescue." She didn't even need to talk to me to let me know I was her #1 enemy because I refused to let her have her way, and I was one of the few adults who put my foot down with her in that place.

Damn just give the poor kiddo a balloon u lazy fuck... fuck ur dumbass royal pedo family, nothing but a bunch of useless spoiled losers leaching of u cuckholded taxpayers...