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I think they're similar ideas.
Posted by
Strongbad (aka Rambler14)
Jul 13 '19, 11:06
Helicopter parents
parents who raised kids telling them they're perfect
Participation trophies for everyone
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Re: participation trophies - they're not for the kids and kids know exactly what they're worth. -- nm
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Reagen
Jul 13, 12:18
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*ding* -- nm
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mud
Jul 13, 12:23
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Yep. People criticize the kids who received trophies for everything instead of the parents for treating everything as trophy worthy.
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TWuG
Jul 13, 12:19
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I've only come across two students with the "I'm perfect how dare you tell me I'm wrong" syndrome
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Reagen
Jul 13, 12:35
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I think it's just a "young person" in general phenomenon.
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Reagen
Jul 13, 12:53
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I'm just hyper vigilant with myself about making broad generational judgements, especially about younger ones
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Reagen
Jul 13, 13:19
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(like, if this happened in 1995, how would anyone ever hear about it?) -- nm
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Reagen
Jul 13, 12:55
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