Re:For gifted children, being intelligent can have dark impl...
by jwdunne on Friday February 12, 2016 @07:18AM
(#11086697)
I ripped them out because I didn't trust my mum to cut it out completely. I was afraid the cut would create a sharp edge which would be even worse.
I still wince at the few times I'd ripped a hole in a new shirt...
Still unbearable but a lot more cautious after I ripped a cheap shirt in half a few months ago hahaha.
EDIT: To note, I wasn't considered gifted. Undiagnosed ADHD. Teachers complained I couldn't finish writing the date and was lazy...
Re:For gifted children, being intelligent can have dark impl...
by wdmeldon on Friday February 12, 2016 @08:39AM
(#11087029)
Wow. I too feared the sharp edges created when my mom cut the tags out of my shirt, wasn't considered gifted AND had ADHD. There is no way that's a coincidence. Someone needs to study the link between ungifted children with ADHD and their position on incomplete shirt tag removal.
Re:For gifted children, being intelligent can have dark impl...
by Practicality on Friday February 12, 2016 @09:55AM
(#11087556)
I don't know. Isn't this something all kids do? My brothers all hated the tags and so does my daughter.
I think tags on kids clothes are just comparatively gigantic. I always thought most kids just dealt with it to avoid getting in trouble.
Re:For gifted children, being intelligent can have dark impl...
by imgabe on Friday February 12, 2016 @07:06AM
(#11086657)
So spoiled! I had to cut out my own tags.
Edit: She did though, damn things were itchy. Doesn't seem to be a problem since I grew up though. Funny that.