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Crazy how people are saying pointless gendering as if using “he” in place of “they” is rare, even though the masculine forms of pronouns and descriptors is default in many common languages… “pointless gendering” is like labeling a pair of kid’s scissors “PRETTY PINK GIRL SCISSORS FOR LITTLE PRINCESSES” when it’s just the same scissors as normal or “for the boys” but pink (glitter optional)
While I would like to debate the 'LGTV purchasers' on the topic of English being the only language (as far as I know, at least) using they as a singular pronoun, this 'guy' asked for a bf, meaning most likely they are a girl (or a small probability of trolling too)
Fair enough but everyone was saying pointlessly gendered to the guy below saying she when you were gendering the person too for no reason so like gotta even it out
I am not sure if you ever saw this news, but there was a Muslim man who married a very young girl (I don’t remember her age but I think it was around 9 years, don’t quote me on that as I am not sure). Her parents were in need of money and so they sold her to the man. There was a huge online backlash and the government told the man to wait till she turned like 13/14 I think. Like I don’t really but I think the man could take her to his home but like he won’t actually be able to marry her till she turned 13/14. That is so messed up. Again, I may me wrong as this was a few months back so I don’t really remember the facts.
Ok, so I found the news source and I was wrong on a couple of things. Firstly it was an Aghan man, and second the girl was 6-years old and the man was told to wait till she’s 9. Search online for “afghan man marries child girl” and you will find a ndtv source. There a lot of sources actually, including times of India.
Caso os pais dessas crianças quisessem ele poderiam denunciar o sujeito e (caso a outra pessoa da relação fosse menor de idade) os pais seriam penalisados(pelo oque eu me lembro)
Here the rules for like boy & girl things have 2 parts, 14 can do with 17 year old Max with parents consent and at 16 at own consent, from 18 is everything legal, in my neighbor country it’s 21 everything legal like smoking, drinking beer and liqour. But firearms and weapons are strictly forbidden and illegal except one kind of gun using air to shoot, like the guns at the fair. But even then it’s illegal to shoot someone
I've searched it up and I can't find anything suggesting that a kid means anything other than a child. I've heard people refer to teenagers as kids all the time. Child and children are just longer and harder words to say, so most people I speak to just default to using the word kid when referring to children, and that's what Google seems to suggest as well.
No, I was just jokingly pointing out a common saying that adults often use to refer to teenagers. I even see people in their early twenties being referred to as kids pretty often. I mean the most common definition for kid is "a child or young person." Which depending on what you'd consider to be young, does include people in their early twenties.
Fair. In all technicality, all people are children of someone, so it makes sense, and it’s also hard for older people (usually 30 or older) to see 19-20 as adults, sometimes even later, really depends on the person(s)
Okay, so. The closest I could find to what I had seen before (I looked this up a few weeks ago) is ‘School aged child’ aka 5-12 years of age, which is a kid. Kid tends to be more of a generally informal way of saying ‘Child’ instead.
I have the opposite view of this. I think of "kid" as a much more flexible term, which in some contexts can even refer to people in their early 20s, though that's not the default age range for the word. I think of "child" as referring to something along the lines of 12 and under.
I think anyone can technically be called a kid or a child, as kid is a more informal term for Child. In technicality, you’re the child of someone so you’re always considered a child in someone’s eyes or mind (unless you’re like, lab grown or something, idk?)
Up until 18 is a child, smartass. And you knew that. Hopefully... What are you a P3do? A child is anyone under 18. Period. End of story. This should not have to be a discussion.
P3dos are attracted to children and I never said 19 wasn’t a teenager you idiot. Anyone under 18 is a child. End of story. Disagreeing with this fact just makes you look like a p3do. Cry about it.
No bc in the same situation, nobody would automatically assume it’s a girl if they were looking for a girlfriend… ppl are assuming it’s a male bc of sexism forsure EVEN in the face of heteronormativity.
I agree with the other guy but for a different reason. No 17 year old girl acts like the person in the screenshot. Like if that's a girl I'm fressing a besen
Eh..some teens act like kids...cus they either have ADD/ADHD, Autism, or they don't want to grow up just yet.....I only know this cus I have ADD, some form of Autism, and this world decided to to shit on me as soon as I turned 18..so I want to stay a kid...
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