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No, I wouldn't have been because I didn't live there. Okay. Sorry.

No, I wouldn't have been because I didn't live there. Okay. Sorry.

Okay, so she came up with her cronies, who I was mean about, and, I mean, rightfully put me in my place and was like, read it like they had decoded it and written the whole letter.

Okay, so she came up with her cronies, who I was mean about, and, I mean, rightfully put me in my place and was like, read it like they had decoded it and written the whole letter.

Okay, so she came up with her cronies, who I was mean about, and, I mean, rightfully put me in my place and was like, read it like they had decoded it and written the whole letter.

Unfortunately, I think I was regurgitating some of the stuff that I was hearing back then, which was probably stuff about, I mean, I was probably talking about like being forward sexually. Yeah. Sorry, my stomach just made such a weird noise.

Unfortunately, I think I was regurgitating some of the stuff that I was hearing back then, which was probably stuff about, I mean, I was probably talking about like being forward sexually. Yeah. Sorry, my stomach just made such a weird noise.

Unfortunately, I think I was regurgitating some of the stuff that I was hearing back then, which was probably stuff about, I mean, I was probably talking about like being forward sexually. Yeah. Sorry, my stomach just made such a weird noise.

I was shaming a sixth grader. But that's what we were dealing with back then. Luckily, our kids do not. That is not even, I hope. It doesn't seem like, like in the realm of anything. I hope that the tides have turned so much. I mean, but that's what we were taught. Like, it's really sad, honestly, looking back on it. But I'm just being honest here. That's what I think I was saying.

I was shaming a sixth grader. But that's what we were dealing with back then. Luckily, our kids do not. That is not even, I hope. It doesn't seem like, like in the realm of anything. I hope that the tides have turned so much. I mean, but that's what we were taught. Like, it's really sad, honestly, looking back on it. But I'm just being honest here. That's what I think I was saying.

I was shaming a sixth grader. But that's what we were dealing with back then. Luckily, our kids do not. That is not even, I hope. It doesn't seem like, like in the realm of anything. I hope that the tides have turned so much. I mean, but that's what we were taught. Like, it's really sad, honestly, looking back on it. But I'm just being honest here. That's what I think I was saying.

I wasn't feeling left out. I was 11.

I wasn't feeling left out. I was 11.

I wasn't feeling left out. I was 11.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

No.

No.

No.