FairyPrince's Topics (289)

Cuz real children do that(myself included) the only way to claim superiority over a parent is by calling them by their names ajajajajajajajajajajajaj

I’m losing it.. hahaha I call my parents by their given names only when I’ve tried getting their attention numerous times and it’s not working. Hearing their kids say their given names usually shocks them into listening.

That's also a reason lolllll me going Mom, mommy, MOTHER, then calling her by her given name cuz she ain't paying attention at all xDDDDDD

I thought I was the only one doing this

yall are lucky bcs if i dare to call my mom by her name i can say at 100% that she's going to woop my ass

In most asian country it is considered a huge disrespect lmao

Exactly, my mom would be so confused if I called her by her name

Omg!!! Hahahah same. But since I'm asian, i would call her nickname (when she was a kid) very softly, cause i can't handle that whooping. And for some reason it works more than all the shouting

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I’m black, so if I do that, I’ll be six feet under before the next hour strikes

YOU HEAR ME!?! And im Afro-Caribbean.
“I brought you into this world and I will take you OUT” I can’t count how many times I’ve heard that

i call my mom by her name or nickname, unless in public or around other ppl, out of affection (i'm asian so other ppl look shocked if i accidentally call her by her name in front of them).
she never really complained about that so ig she doesn't mind? tbf i learnt it from her since she calls grandma by a nickname sometimes. plus, it just sounds less... formal idk

Her very own words too

frlll same

Historical, not as they are now and for a while not at all, long garments worn under clothes were "undergarments" and not underwear

yes, me too: i get this uneasy feeling like something is not right. maybe guwon is not the good guy as everyone made it seem.

Nah. The bigger question is maybe the teacher is not the good guy everybody made it seem. To me he is even more mysterious

mhmm i agree, but as we are looking at this with teachers perspective, everything else just doesnt add up for me. just unsettling vibes all over. maybe because we havent had a chance to know anyone’s background except for a little snippet of the teach.

There is something up with the teacher for sure too...he looks like he has some kind of trauma

oh yeah they're called blackout tattoos.sometimes they're used to cover other tattoos (typically offensive ones) other times they're just for aesthetics