Anonymous #1 5w

They’re gonna be more than fine

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Anonymous #2 5w

They better keep their bedrooms locked then

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Anonymous fuuuckyikyak 5w

I’m speaking from experience… yes they will.

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Anonymous OP 5w

Well I mean yes they’ll likely survive but losing a parent is absolutely not trivial. Just because a tragedy affected you a certain way doesn’t mean that it’ll affect other people the same way. Just saying we shouldn’t downplay this to such an extreme extent

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Anonymous fuuuckyikyak 5w

They are one and three years old. Anyone who lost their parent at the age will tell you that it did not mean shit to them. Maybe expand the people that you fucking talk to?

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Anonymous OP 5w

What’s with the attitude? I know plenty of people with one parent which is why I’m trying to say that that sorta thing affects people differently; I’m not claiming that your experience is wrong or anything.

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Anonymous fuuuckyikyak 5w

Not having a biological father can negatively alter SOME peoples lives in significant ways, even if they never really knew the father.

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Anonymous fuuuckyikyak 5w

What attitude?

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Anonymous fuuuckyikyak 5w

They will be fine.

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Anonymous OP 5w

I mean you’re telling me to “expand the people that you fucking taking to” yet acting like children of single parents are a monolith. Do you mean to tell me that you’ve never spoken to a child of a single parent who says that not having a father/mother severely impacted them?

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Anonymous fuuuckyikyak 5w

oh, so the attitude is because I said “fucking” 😭 right. And no, the people I surround myself with a strong minded individuals… so they genuinely don’t give a fuck because it’s really not that important. Especially the ones who lost their father at a younger age. Those girls be fine, accept that.

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Anonymous OP 5w

Yeah I still don’t see how you’re really arguing that knowing a few people makes you equipped to speak for all people who have lost parents. To each their own tho ig

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Anonymous fuuuckyikyak 5w

You don't know how many ppl I know who have absent or dead fathers bud.

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Anonymous OP 5w

You could know a whole bunch but it’s impossible for you to meet enough of them to accurately generalize the entire population. I know a lot of people who struggle with depression but you won’t see me acting like that qualifies me to speak on behalf of all depressed people

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Anonymous fuuuckyikyak 5w

Well difference is that Im actually a part of the demographic, I studied family sciences in undergrad, I'm not saying all - just them (reading is crucial), AND I know plenty of ppl also in said demographic (of varying ages, experiences, unique circumstances, etc)

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Anonymous OP 5w

If you studied family sciences in undergrad then you should understand that being raised in a single parent household affects people differently. No amount of undergraduate study or people you know without a parent can equip you to say with certainty that Charlie Kirk’s children will be unphased by the murder of their father, which is the point I take issue with.

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Anonymous fuuuckyikyak 5w

I literally never said that it would affect everyone the same. Like I said in my previous message, reading is crucial. The whole reason why his children won’t have it hard is for one that woman is going to remarry, you’re literally a dumbass if you think otherwise. Two, they have money and resources (to get therapy) where other families don’t. She’s literally a fucking CEO. Three, they aren't going to remember him at all. They're 1 and 3. Stop being ignorant.

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Anonymous #4 5w

Cool mental gymnastics!! Somehow ‘they’ll be fine’ = ‘kill the neighbor and the dog.’ 0/10 on logic, 100/10 on dramatic flair!

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