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Sissy15 @sissy15 (6681) • United States 8h

A while back I heard about a girl who had all of her hair chopped off by her father and stepmother when they disagreed with the highlights her mother let her get. I don't care who you are or if you disapprove going as far as...

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Sissy15 @Ladanger I agree it's too bad they reacted the way they did. That poor girl.

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (6681) • United States 8h

A while back I heard about a girl who had all of her hair chopped off by her father and stepmother when they disagreed with the highlights her mother let her get. I don't care who you are or if you disapprove going as far as...

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Sissy15 @rsa101 That's how I took it too. I let my son dye his hair a lot younger than that. A lot of people didn't agree with it but it wasn't their place to agree or disagree. I got annoyed when they told my son he was too young. It wasn't their place to say...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (6681) • United States 8h

A while back I heard about a girl who had all of her hair chopped off by her father and stepmother when they disagreed with the highlights her mother let her get. I don't care who you are or if you disapprove going as far as...

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Sissy15 I completely agree. If I remember correctly her son who is younger than 13 has his ear pierced unless I'm mixing him up with someone else. Her one son is my son's age. I think she lost custody of her oldest child again unless I am mixing her up with someone...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (6681) • United States 8h

A while back I heard about a girl who had all of her hair chopped off by her father and stepmother when they disagreed with the highlights her mother let her get. I don't care who you are or if you disapprove going as far as...

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Sissy15 That is horrible but at least there was a legitimate reason for yours not simply that they didn't like the highlights. I would use hair cutting as a last resort for girls with lice but I can understand that more than what this girl's dad and stepmom did. I...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (6681) • United States 8h

A while back I heard about a girl who had all of her hair chopped off by her father and stepmother when they disagreed with the highlights her mother let her get. I don't care who you are or if you disapprove going as far as...

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Sissy15 I agree and it saddens me that this girl had to go through that after having her mother's permission. It's just hair and the highlights will come out eventually. It didn't need to be this way. I was surprised I knew her. She was getting a lot of people on her...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (6681) • United States 8h

A while back I heard about a girl who had all of her hair chopped off by her father and stepmother when they disagreed with the highlights her mother let her get. I don't care who you are or if you disapprove going as far as...

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Sissy15 It does and I agree. It amuses me though, that she flipped over her stepdaughter's hair but I think her oldest son who is younger than that has his ear pierced. How is that all that different? I don't personally care either way but you don't get to pick and...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (6681) • United States 8h

A while back I heard about a girl who had all of her hair chopped off by her father and stepmother when they disagreed with the highlights her mother let her get. I don't care who you are or if you disapprove going as far as...

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Sissy15 She was 13 I am not sure how old the story is but I don't think it's super old. It was her birthday present from her mother.

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (6681) • United States 8h

A while back I heard about a girl who had all of her hair chopped off by her father and stepmother when they disagreed with the highlights her mother let her get. I don't care who you are or if you disapprove going as far as...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (6681) • United States 10h

Every single parent has their own parenting style that works for them. Parenting is tough in that no matter what you do someone has an opinion and someone thinks you're doing everything wrong. Who knows? Maybe I am. The point is...

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Sissy15 @CarolDM Hopefully but I'm not complaining I have it a lot easier than a lot of people.

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (6681) • United States 10h

Every single parent has their own parenting style that works for them. Parenting is tough in that no matter what you do someone has an opinion and someone thinks you're doing everything wrong. Who knows? Maybe I am. The point is...

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Sissy15 @CarolDM It's ok. There are days I feel like a single parent but I'm definitely not.

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (6681) • United States 10h

Every single parent has their own parenting style that works for them. Parenting is tough in that no matter what you do someone has an opinion and someone thinks you're doing everything wrong. Who knows? Maybe I am. The point is...

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Sissy15 Very true

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (6681) • United States 10h

Every single parent has their own parenting style that works for them. Parenting is tough in that no matter what you do someone has an opinion and someone thinks you're doing everything wrong. Who knows? Maybe I am. The point is...

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Sissy15 I'm not a single parent but my husband works a lot so a lot of the time it's me and it is hard but I keep going because I have to. I'm hoping my husband will get a job with normal hours soon and I can have a little more help. His hours are always everywhere...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (6681) • United States 10h

Every single parent has their own parenting style that works for them. Parenting is tough in that no matter what you do someone has an opinion and someone thinks you're doing everything wrong. Who knows? Maybe I am. The point is...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (6681) • United States 23h

I have always found it interesting how big of a difference a year can make in a person's life. It's amazing how much can change. I think about my childhood and how there is about a year difference between my grandpa and grandma's...

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Sissy15 Very true

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (6681) • United States 23 Jun

Yesterday we took my son swimming. I am in the process of teaching him how to swim. Right now we are working on basic things like learning to get comfortable in the water and sticking his face in the water as well as kicking and...

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Sissy15 @JudyEv I can understand that. Once I started to learn I think I learned in about a week. I mean it took years to get relatively decent at it but I learned how to do the basic stuff in about a week. I grew up in sort of an ideal way. I wasn't completely in the...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (6681) • United States 20h

Growing up I had a really difficult time in school. I had fine motor delays which now knowing what my son is going through and seeing it I'm fairly positive I had sensory processing disorder too but a less severe form it just...

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Sissy15 He was one person and the way he reacted always stayed with me. I may have always felt that way if I didn't have one of my absolute favorite teachers the following year. I went from barely passing English to getting As and Bs and it was harder than 6th grade...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (6681) • United States 23 Jun

With all of the swimming, I've been doing I completely ruined my wedding band because I forgot to take it off and it's a cheaper ring. I mean it's not so cheap it leaves my finger green but the chlorine or whatever other chemicals...

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Sissy15 @ihasaquestion I only buy stainless steel rings if I'm buying cheap and I know it was the pool chemicals I just don't know which one.

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (6681) • United States 23h

When my friend was here we were talking and he kept thinking I was older than I actually am. I am someone who has always looked younger than I actually am. I am in my 30s and some people still think I'm in my early to mid-20s I...

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Sissy15 That's interesting. I actually met my husband on a dating website which isn't all that interesting. What is interesting is he says he actually messaged me a couple of years earlier on the same website but I never received it and he decided to try and message...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (6681) • United States 19 Jun

It always amuses me how much the English language varies based on location. Those living in the UK speak very differently from those of us in the US and depending on where they're located in the UK it will vary too. Accents vary....

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Sissy15 @Mamerto32 That sounds like a good idea. I think any language can be fascinating if you listen to it, of course, it helps to understand the language so you can actually appreciate the accent.

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (6681) • United States 20h

Growing up I had a really difficult time in school. I had fine motor delays which now knowing what my son is going through and seeing it I'm fairly positive I had sensory processing disorder too but a less severe form it just...

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