Yearbook dialogue
Yearbook dialogue
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@WetFlyers I am sorry to hear that. I believe that every kid that wants should have the opportunity to own their Sr. yearbook, but as we are all aware - it typically is on a shelf by mid june and possibly reviewed only on the occasion of an infrequent reunion - if even that often.
@SteelerNation The problem is that if have an opinion that differs from theirs, your an auto-hater. That's a damn shame!
@HumbleGirl It is true, even on other subjects, I sit back and watch it happen daily, not just here, but every where. It's incredibly frustrating.
@Ladyfairlane Well, yes, many are so rigid in their opinions that anyone differing sets off their anger and hatred. However I think this wouldn't have gone so awry if the issues had been presented more diplomatically. I for one think some of the points have been valid and could be used to guide future yearbooks. But remember, we can't be offended or we're snowflakes. So we can't be offended by a "gay page" or "Mike Hunt" or that teens aren't the best spellers. We've had multiple posts this week telling us if we are offended, it's our own fault.
Can't remember which thread but the post that really got me was the one that said that if you didn't feel the yearbook page was appropriate and thought it shouldn't be there, you were partly responsible for homosexual suicide, for not letting them express themselves. What?!!!!
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Can't remember which thread but the post that really got me was the one that said that if you didn't feel the yearbook page was appropriate and thought it shouldn't be there, you were partly responsible for homosexual suicide, for not letting them express themselves. What?!!!! ðŸ¤
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