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MasterFlamingo ( MasterFlamingo@lemm.ee ) to
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What was a fact taught to you in school that has been proven false during your lifetime?English
12·2 years agoIt was false then but my seventh and eighth grade science teacher told us that blood was blue. My mom was a nurse so I knew that it was bullshit but was definitely confused because he was my science teacher.
MasterFlamingo ( MasterFlamingo@lemm.ee ) to
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What did you do as a child that would be considered dangerous today?English
2·2 years agoI’m sorry to hear that. Looking back, I suspect it was probably the same or similar with my friend, but I was too young to see or understand it and her and I are coming from upper class neighborhood. These things would be brushed under the rug, not talked about not believed, etc…
MasterFlamingo ( MasterFlamingo@lemm.ee ) to
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What did you do as a child that would be considered dangerous today?English
2·2 years agoThis particular friend of mine was obsessed with older men and getting any kind of attention for men she definitely had gotten into cars with strangers, met up with a random men, etc… I don’t think anything bad ever happened to her, but she was lucky In that instance. She wasn’t so lucky because she ended up getting addicted to drugs and overdosed and died In her early 20s.
MasterFlamingo ( MasterFlamingo@lemm.ee ) to
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What did you do as a child that would be considered dangerous today?English
2·2 years agoNot so much as a child, but as a teenager. Once I could drive I didn’t quite have the same level of supervision and was really really able to have a lot more freedom. I’m pretty cautious person in general, but had a friend that was definitely not and was obsessed with college parties in high school.
We lived about an hour and a half from a college town so every now and then my friend wanted to drive up there and check out the parties. To be honest, there really weren’t a lot of parties going on. However, she did remember the house that had a party that she had gone to previously, so we would just show up at this house every now and then and hang out with the guys that lived there (party or no party).
Here we are 16 or 17-year-old girls showing up to these random college guys’ house. Thankfully, nothing ever happened, but it certainly would’ve been easy for something to happen.
MasterFlamingo ( MasterFlamingo@lemm.ee ) to
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•How many of you have nice parents that listen?English
5·2 years agoI have a complicated relationship with my dad, but that has more to do with our personalities clashing and his wife not really being a fan of mine. If I needed something from him like I had an emergency or was hurt, in prison, etc., he would be there for me.
My mom and I have a really good relationship. We’re very close and have been since I was a kid. I could tell her anything and come to her with any problems and she would try to be there for me.
My parents were quite liberal with raising me I can call both of them by their first name, talk to them quite casually, etc. I call my dad “dad” and his first name interchangeably and have done so since I was a kid. His wife feels like it’s disrespectful. My view on it is I’ve done it since I was a kid. He never had an issue with it. If he did, he would’ve told me to not do that when I was a child when I would’ve listened to him.
MasterFlamingo ( MasterFlamingo@lemm.ee ) to
/r/50501 Mirror@50501.chat•I might be protesting aloneEnglish
1·2 years agoYou got this!
I remember my science teacher in seventh grade saying this. I was just very confused because my mother who was a nurse said it was just a dark red.