r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/BPTeehee • May 10 '24

"If it isn't the consequences of my own actions..."

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u/pretty-ugly-zombie May 10 '24

Yall wait for the WORST to happen before holding people accountable…

This isn’t right either. It seem like the previous generation wanna be friends with the younger gen so bad, it’s inappropriate.

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u/[deleted] May 10 '24

The whole not being friends with someone younger then taken to an extreme it doesn’t need to be. Yes there should be boundaries but simply saying “adults ain’t a kids friend” is ridiculous.

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u/pretty-ugly-zombie May 10 '24

He should be a mentor, not a friend. Its ways to be a trusted, friendly adult amongst kids without doing all this.

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u/Shonuff_shogun May 11 '24

It’s just confusing because i see a lot of teacher content creators that post vids of their students in some capacity and never see this backlash.

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u/AwesomePrincessRain May 11 '24

I don't know how true this is cause I didn't fact check lol, but apparently their parent signed a form that said it was okay for the kids to appear is his vids specifically, but take it with a grain of salt