side effect
11:54 Mon May 28
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Love it Toe Rag.
He will probably agree with you the 100%.
Hopefully as time goes on he will gain confidence.
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Toe Rag
11:39 Mon May 28
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Fucking apostrophe in wants.
I know it shouldn’t be there.
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Toe Rag
11:38 Mon May 28
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He’ll be fine, he’s already realised that 99.9% of people are total cunts and want’s nothing more to do with them.
Wish I’d cottoned at that young age to be fair.
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bruuuno
11:03 Mon May 28
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The thing is, your son is going to have to mix amongst the populace at some point
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side effect
10:42 Mon May 28
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Exactly nurse. It's his choice. I dont one day to say thanks dad when he comes home from school hurt from mental bullying. I'm dont like socialising that much but if he changed his mind later on then he can go back to school.
I absolutely hated school.
I need a proper keyboard I cant type one sentence without errors.
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Darby_
10:36 Mon May 28
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Sounds like some well adjusted people on this thread.
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Nurse Ratched
10:32 Mon May 28
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Side effect.
I don't mean this to sound patronising but well done for not forcing your kid to socialise when they don't want to. People/parents may be well meaning, but thick as planks when they try to force that excruciating shit on children who simply prefer their own company. Extroverts are a fucking scourge.
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Trevor B
10:28 Mon May 28
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ag ag ag
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Lily Hammer
10:23 Mon May 28
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Trevor B 10:08 Mon May 28
I want to be educated, but that sound like way too much cramming.
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Vexed
10:19 Mon May 28
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Home schooling is a great idea.
If you want a fucking weird maladjusted child.
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side effect
10:10 Mon May 28
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So how can they socialise when they are told to be quite and listen most of the day apart from break times. I do go to a very friendly church where the children are well behaved but he still rather be on his own. So i dont force him into any activity as church is one place where no one should feel they have take part in any thing there not comfortable.
I'm struggling typing on there small keyboards and it's taking me ages to reply and trying to cut and paste is Impossible for me.
Some very helpful replies here..... Thanks
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Trevor B
10:08 Mon May 28
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You want to nail 11+?
Yew Tree alert!
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Lily Hammer
10:07 Mon May 28
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Jusat let them bunk off school and go back as mature students.
Education is wasted on the young.
I'm going to go for a degree in my 60s, once I've nailed the 11+.
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Northern Sold
9:55 Mon May 28
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For a urchin from a council estate I have done ok...i mean I got my own dog and everything.... And I quite pride myself that in my team I am one of the very few that did not waste 5 years of their life getting a degree in bollocks sniffing.... I got to where I am by my fucking great life changing personality...exam grades?? Pah....i shit em...
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Nurse Ratched
2:48 Mon May 28
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Yeah, it shows...
*giggles and flees*
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Northern Sold
2:43 Mon May 28
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My girl is going thro her GCSE's.... 22 exams in all... her scholl day consists of 10 mins morning break and 20 mins lunch break ... the rest is full on lessons... only 2 options... otherwise it;s English, Maths, and triple science virtually every day... the pressure on kids now is something way beyond I experienced at school...
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Mad Dog
2:16 Mon May 28
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Lowermarsh
I resent that. I'm not thick.
I am a cunt though.
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percyd
2:05 Mon May 28
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lowermarshhammer 10:43 Sun May 27.
Well said.
Homeschooling. We did it with all three sons. Dunno about the UK but it's well organised here in NZ, with many groups offering social opportunities.
2 of our 3 went onto Uni. All three are doing well out in the world, with loads of friends.
Here, at least, quite a large number of fundamentalist Christians get into it, so there are two distinct strands.
It can be quite demanding, but does offer the chance to follow a child's interests more thoroughly than might be the case in school. And, obviously, it'll be more expensive than school.
Either way, good luck.
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bruuuno
1:26 Mon May 28
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Sort of thing fred west would do
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frank marker
12:52 Mon May 28
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Side effect, you have mail.
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