Anonymous orangepopcornn 61w

With nearly 50% of all teachers having children of their own, there is especially no excuse for the pay they give teachers!

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Anonymous #7 61w

All of that can also occur in 3rd person if it’s 3rd person limited. It’s only if it’s 3rd person omniscient that you learn things the character doesn’t know

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Anonymous #8 61w

(None of this is to say it’s not perfectly fine for you to prefer first person, I’m just adding information)

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Anonymous #7 61w

first person does tend to be easier for people to learn and understand, but I agree with #8. What’s your favorite first person book then?

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Anonymous #8 61w

No and that’s normally what else I’ll get I just can’t picture being the main character as easily and get in their head lol

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Anonymous #9 61w

And that number is including me as well!!! LIKE TEACHERS SHOULD GET PAID MORE THAN WHAT IS GIVEN!!! Another thing that people don’t realize is the fact that TEACHERS PAY FOR THEIR OWN SUPPLIES!!! Anything that is outside of what a teacher can get, from their budget, COMES OUTTA THEIR OWN POCKETS!!!

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Anonymous #9 61w

There is more than what people know about teachers and what they do for their students, that is shown by the surface

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Anonymous #9 61w

Not to mention, most people get paid for overtime even when it’s done at home— teachers often do not and those hours are unaccounted for.

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Anonymous slutty_anakin 61w

EXACTLY!!! One of my mom’s friends doesn’t get paid overtime for being a teacher and a coach!!!

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Anonymous lightpinktaxi 61w

You’d think so; I wonder if for some people/ groups/ grades, it’s an empathy issue. They can usually feel much more sympathy than empathy it seems as of rn. (What I mean by that is I personally feel like a plausible hypothesis is that younger gen’s, for various reasons, are becoming less empathetic– so they require more I, me, etc pronouns to really “get” the character)

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Anonymous slutty_anakin 61w

That’s exactly what I think, based off my very insufficient research on Google lol so don’t take my word. But I definitely think it’s an empathy thing and many other people agree

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Anonymous #4 61w

That crazy bc I just figured such might be the case with recent child psych trends and school research (as a Psych and CJ major) 😭 I never found an issue with relating to characters in third person— neither did most girls and some guys. (supported in study not just anecdotal for difference)

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Anonymous #12 61w

Counter point though is that the post may be referring to someone not liking third person and they enjoy the character internal monologue and the battle vs the self

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Big difference between writing a text post vs writing a story (which they clearly meant). No need to be pedantic

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Anonymous #14 61w

nah that was a funny joke

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Anonymous #15 61w

There wasn’t anything funny about it though? Like in another context yeah, but here it doesn’t make sense to follow what the commenter was saying.

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Anonymous slutty_anakin 61w

People deserve a living wage whether they have children or not lol.

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Anonymous #16 61w

Well, duh, but especially areas with lots of children and such should get more taxes

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Anonymous #14 61w

I thought it was funny tbh

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Anonymous slutty_anakin 61w

People with children generally pay less in taxes? I’m so confused about what your point is.

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Anonymous cheesepussy 61w

Okay my bad, I didn’t mean to come to bat on your behalf. I just read it as a dismissal to your points (which I agreed with myself as a writer). I was frustrated by what I thought was a lazy counter argument, but looks like I’ve misread things

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This is so true! (You said everything I wanted to say, and way more clearly. Thank you for explaining it like that.)

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No you’re fine 😭 this one’s on me 💀

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Anonymous #19 61w

Agreed. “I” and “me” disappoints me a bit as soon as I see it

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