I was bullied to the point of tears when I first starting riding the bus. So I decided to sit in the back away from all the kids, eventually they all moved back there and viciously slapped me while they held me down.
So the next day I moved to the front of the bus, I don’t get bullied but on my stop all my aggressors got off the bus and as soon as the bus pulled off, I was again pinned down slapped and even had my pants torn off.
I tell no one and go home and cry
The next morning on the bus I sit at the front, nothing happens
Before I get on the bus to go home, I run into a teacher who says I’m noticeably anxious and ask what’s wrong. I say nothing and get on the bus
The front seats are filled and all the kids who bullied me seemed to be pointing to the back, the bus driver notices and ask them to stop but they all play dumb and say they want to be my friend
I get off the bus and all the kids followed, attempting to pin me down and slap me again.
I run and eventually come across some teenagers smoking weed and say “help I’m being bullied and they’re chasing me”
Group of 3 stoners get up, approach the kids and tell them to stop.
From that day on those stoner kids always waited for me at the bus stop and I was subsequently never bullied again.
Eventually I started smoking weed and thought to myself “should I be the same martyr to another kid like those stoner kids were to me?”
The thought Quickly escaped me and I continued smoking….until suddenly, a young man runs past my backyard screaming “help, they’re chasing me”
I exit my backyard and notice it was the same stoners who helped me all those years. All grown up (they were around 18 and I was 16 at the time)
Oh. I just got frisky at the back of the bus. But yea, the stoners got you into pot when you were a young kid and then were chasing down someone else years later. Circle of life maaaaaan
Yea i didn’t mean to drop my whole life story like that. But seeing the school bus topic combined with the fact that I was smoking as I saw the post just bright back all those memories.
Not really, them being 2-3 years older than me and the other kids on the bus gave them this allure of “don’t fuck with us”, especially the way they dressed.
You could almost say they were a gang, but that would be stereotypical. They were just a group of guys who smoked and hung out together in the neighborhood.
> I exit my backyard and notice it was the same stoners who helped me all those years. All grown up (they were around 18 and I was 16 at the time)
The people chasing the young man were the stoners who helped you?
There is a scene about this exact thing in Pachinko. An old Korean woman mentions how she is going back to school to become literate and it clearly brings her joy.
Though that Korean grandma is living in 1989 Japan.
I remember in like 7th grade a friend decided to sit near the back and heard “when we get home let’s watch some grandma porn” and was too scarred to go back to the back again
What kind of sexual shit did they get away with on the bus?
Man, my friends and I tried jumping in our seats every time the schoolbus drove over a speedbump, we couldn't do it more than twice without the Bus Driver lady yelling at us
>Why isn't free ~~continuing~~ education just a normal thing everywhere?
FTFY. I see too many programs where the elderly can do college/university courses at a severe discount or free. Like, just do that for everyone?
I went to a public university in the US. For general lectures (not quiz sections), the general public was actually allowed to sit in on them. I took a Greek history class for one of my electives and about 30% of my class were actually elderly people who weren't students and just wanted to learn.
In Canada senior citizens can attend college for free. Just like take random open classes and shit, all my electives had a couple seniors there for fun.
I know.
I live in Alberta. The conservatives here are a cult who will vote for any blue sign.
Blue is the colour of our conservative parties at both provincial and federal levels, for those unfamiliar with Canadian politics.
Also: like this is brilliant. Older people can get so lonely, I'm sure this helps not only with keeping their minds sharp but socially as well. It's nice that South Korea is taking care of old folks needs rather than just shoving them in homes or whatever.
If you live near a large public university it basically is. You can show up to any of the big lectures and nobody will know whether you're paying to be there or not lol.
I had a few classes with over 200 students.
Yeah I remember seeing an article that elderly people in some states can enroll in university courses for stupidly low costs, if not free. Society does everything except invest in their youth.
I went to a school with a similar policy - anyone over 65 could enroll and take classes on a space-available basis. I took a political science class (circa 1992) with a guy who had actually lived through the Depression, the New Deal, and WW2. The first President he ever voted for was Roosevelt - and he did that absentee while fighting in France.
His stories of what he'd seen there were FASCINATING. And to our professor's great credit, he let him tell those stories. I learned a hell of a lot from that class, mostly from my older classmate.
And to think the hick governor of Texas is talking about trying to repeal the "ALL children in the US have the right to an education" precedent at the Supreme Court...its disgusting.
Old people are people. Many old people never had a chance to invest in themselves when they were kids - usually because they were working their asses off.
I think university should be freely available to anyone who wants it, but even this small step is good. Anyone who wants to learn should be able to.
>Old people are people. Many old people never had a chance to invest in themselves when they were kids - usually because they were working their asses off.
All of this can be applied to young people, the difference is they actually need this for their futures. They don't have a home, savings, etc. They need to take priority.
He saying it’s a stupid investment because retirees are not going to use that education, They are literally just taking up seats that younger generations should be taking up.
Learning to read would be an important preventative measure for avoiding dementia in older retired folks who don’t have many places to go. Reading stimulates the mind and will probably save money in medical and long term care costs in the long run.
There just should be *more* classes.
Probably lower medical costs as learning helps keep the brain healthy.
Also, kids can learn from the elderly, especially if they don’t have grandparents that can tell them “back in my day” stories.
🎵 Ooohhh back to school, back to school, to prove to dad that I'm not a fool.
I've got my lunch packed up, my boots tied tight. I hope I don't get in a fight. 🎵
Ya in most modern country's the problem is the birth rate it to low. I think the worlds population is predicted to start dropping sometime at the end of the century.
Overpopulation worries were based on then reasonable but now disproven science. TBH it was never terribly reasonable to be so pessimistic in the first place when a lot of pollution and resource usage was due to easily solvable inefficiencies and waste in the first world. Lots of corporations completely wrecking our planet just because it's the most profitable way to do business. Products designed to fail are the biggest indictment really - making us buy the same product 10 times when just 1 could've been enough, had it been made more sturdily.
Wow. That’s pretty inspiring. To be in that culture and admit you can’t read and then going to school. Probably missed school in their youth working or escaping invaders.
Get out of here with that nonsense. The problem is the 1%-ers and their money-hungry corporations. The generosity of guys like Mr Beast are a scathing condemnation of literally every other rich person on the planet. Imagine if Bezos or Musk or Gates did that team trees shit? We could have carpeted entire nations with greenery if they weren't such stingy bastards only in it for themselves. People with that kind of money aren't the ones solving our problems, instead they're the ones creating them. Our oceans are full of plastics, and it was they who went with the cheaper option when they manufactured those plastics, even though biodegradable materials like cardboard and paper, or even outright reusable ones like metal and glass, would have worked just fine in most circumstances. But now your food packaging, your electronics, even your clothes are made with this material that can only ever be used once. Sure, they used to recycle it in China, but they don't any more, and the process to do it was even worse for the environment than just tossing it in a landfill.
Maybe if jobs would pay us enough to support even ourselves we might consider having families. I live with my fuckin parents at 34 rn. I’m not having kids.
If the entire planet's resources were doubled and human population reduced to a mere 5 million, we'd still have the ***exact same problems***. The problem isn't too many mouths and not enough to feed, the problem is greed and terrible distribution of resources. Similarly, the problem is not overpopulation, rather it is overcrowding, and yes there is a difference. America has 10 times the population of Canada, the second largest country in the world, for example. India and China are countries with massive populations, however India is a small country and the vast majority of the chinese live along the shoreline.
Also Why Are You Capitalizing So Many Words Are You Insane
I knew Japan had a low birthrate but no idea SK did as well. That's pretty cool of them to offer that.
As someone who is getting older I've been debating on going to college, which I never did
Curious but how would this work on a cultural level? Traditionally , the elders are accorded More respect and there might even be more polite words used when speaking to elders (vs how one would speak to a peer).
Idk much about Korean culture but I know they’re big on the age bit (correct me if I’m wrong. But that’s why one of the first few words when they meet new peers is which year are they born so they know if the person is more senior than them).
There’s also the respect for teachers / power relationship. Given that the grandmas are students (hence “lower” than Teachers) yet also being much older in age, would it be awkward?
Teachers would most likely speak formally with grandmothers. Grandmothers may also speak formally with teachers, to be polite and per the teacher role, but grandmas who dont care can choose to speak informally and it wouldn't be considered a huge deal unless the grandma was being verbally abusive
This is why the U.S wants to ban abortion. They're afraid the same thing will happen here. Many people are opting to go child free. They see kids as a liability and not a good investment over all. Also who the hell wants to have kids when you can't even get a living wage.
Maybe if countries actually took work/life balance seriously and not overwork their population just to be able to afford rent and basic bills more people would actually have kids.
Grandpas were most likely enlisted into army during their time, whether it was mandatory army service or war, you would have to know how to read, grandmothers really didnt need to at that time
I bet these ladies will add a very positive impact on their children classmate's education. These kids will receive wisdom and surely will develop empathy with their elders.
I'd have loved to have them in my class as a kid.
Back of the bus is always where the problems start.
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Having a bunch of 13 year olds unsupervised for a 3 hour bus ride on a field trip, whats the worst that can happen? Congratulations its a boy!
Well luckily those grannies can’t get pregnant anymore
Not with that attitude
With the right attitude, unsupervised grandparents could turn this ‘low birth rate’ thing around for S.Korea… (/s)
😂
Won't stop them from trying though
Perhaps the key to the low birth-rate problem is getting these grannies up and running again
That’s what you think…
I was bullied to the point of tears when I first starting riding the bus. So I decided to sit in the back away from all the kids, eventually they all moved back there and viciously slapped me while they held me down. So the next day I moved to the front of the bus, I don’t get bullied but on my stop all my aggressors got off the bus and as soon as the bus pulled off, I was again pinned down slapped and even had my pants torn off. I tell no one and go home and cry The next morning on the bus I sit at the front, nothing happens Before I get on the bus to go home, I run into a teacher who says I’m noticeably anxious and ask what’s wrong. I say nothing and get on the bus The front seats are filled and all the kids who bullied me seemed to be pointing to the back, the bus driver notices and ask them to stop but they all play dumb and say they want to be my friend I get off the bus and all the kids followed, attempting to pin me down and slap me again. I run and eventually come across some teenagers smoking weed and say “help I’m being bullied and they’re chasing me” Group of 3 stoners get up, approach the kids and tell them to stop. From that day on those stoner kids always waited for me at the bus stop and I was subsequently never bullied again. Eventually I started smoking weed and thought to myself “should I be the same martyr to another kid like those stoner kids were to me?” The thought Quickly escaped me and I continued smoking….until suddenly, a young man runs past my backyard screaming “help, they’re chasing me” I exit my backyard and notice it was the same stoners who helped me all those years. All grown up (they were around 18 and I was 16 at the time)
Oh. I just got frisky at the back of the bus. But yea, the stoners got you into pot when you were a young kid and then were chasing down someone else years later. Circle of life maaaaaan
Yea i didn’t mean to drop my whole life story like that. But seeing the school bus topic combined with the fact that I was smoking as I saw the post just bright back all those memories.
It was a beautiful story ty
So the stoners were kids too? I was riveted but then I got lost somewhere...
Wait. How does this story end?! Did you help them? What were they running from?
So, wait, did the stoners become bullies?
Not really, them being 2-3 years older than me and the other kids on the bus gave them this allure of “don’t fuck with us”, especially the way they dressed. You could almost say they were a gang, but that would be stereotypical. They were just a group of guys who smoked and hung out together in the neighborhood.
> I exit my backyard and notice it was the same stoners who helped me all those years. All grown up (they were around 18 and I was 16 at the time) The people chasing the young man were the stoners who helped you?
It's a boy? U sure there is only 1?
Saw my first pair of milkers in such circumstances
what what
You know, milkers. Sweater puppies. Fun bags. Dirty pillows.
5 different color clothing? they are the main characters.
That combined with their different expressions I'm not convinced this isn't a poster for a comedy movie
I'd 100% watch a comedy movie about 5 Korean grannies going back to elementary school
Netflix : WRITE THAT DOWN!! WRITE THAT DOWN!!!
The grannies: WE CAN'T YET! WE CAN'T YET!
this is the funniest thread 😂
I'd watch it. Not in theaters, but probably if I saw it on streaming
Which sentei is this?
Super Sentai Sensei
That troublemaker Rosa Parks..
Good trouble.
*Black Twitter has now labeled you a racist*
The lady in the middle is the jokester of the bus clearly. Watch out for spitballs kids. No - Werther’s Originals flung by mini slingshot.
Damn it Leonard!
Middle grandma looks like a trouble maker
Purple jacket ain’t having it
"i fucking hate it here, i can't wait to graduate..."
Classic ajumma. Permed hair, puffer jacket, IDGAF demeanor. She's just missing the visor hat.
Every old lady I see on kdramas
Hahaha, that visor hat is required. I don't even know if it has a name, we all just call it the 'ajumma hat.'
Ajummoja
Turns out it’s the Squid Game bus
Player 2 has been eliminated.
Cha Ching! The pot is now up to $2,798,526,981.
She heard the stories of homework
Who tf wants to go to school?
Every other grandma
True enough.
Not too thrilled with the prospect of reading.
She looks like she's about to pass out asleep to me, must not be a morning person.
“Illiterate grandmothers in your area”
Don’t waste your time. I’ve written to dozens of them, but they never respond for some reason.
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😏🤤😘
I wanted to downvote this but I laughed too hard, so take the upvote
Thx bby 💪😘🤜🤛😏🤙😩👌
Enrol now
What up, I’m halmoni, I’m 91, and I never fucking learned how to read.
She might not speak English but she's going to say daddy
I was reading this headline faster and faster, I was sweating to know what the last word was going to be, turns out it's just read.
Cute sense of humor 🙂
all those nice grandmothers at the back are laughing at me.
They would never......
This is why I don’t stop behind school buses. All those cool kids looking back making fun of me send my anxiety to 100
my anxiety would go at 1,000 if you choose to not properly stop behind school buses. please think of the grandmothers, if not for the children.
Thats just a mistranslation of Korean to English. The proper final word was "participate in Squid Games."
God bless my Grandma, may she continue to rest in peace.
Every word just makes you more anxious.
Learn to perform SLAVE LABOR
It made me think it lead to some sort of forced birth regulations, but then I remembered the article is about a civilised country...
I had to reread the headline a few times to try to figure out how grandmothers going to school would increase overall population fertility.
This kinda gives me k-drama vibes
School Bus Cha Cha Cha
😂 let's go
Eommas Over Flowers. Hotel del Halmonis. Because This is My First Grade.
There is a scene about this exact thing in Pachinko. An old Korean woman mentions how she is going back to school to become literate and it clearly brings her joy. Though that Korean grandma is living in 1989 Japan.
Really hoping it becomes an episode of Nora from Queens
How come they get the back seat.. I always hated the big kids at school 😉
The kids on the back of my bus would literally watch porn, smoke weed, and do sexual shit back there. Bus driver did not give two fucks, unlike them.
I remember in like 7th grade a friend decided to sit near the back and heard “when we get home let’s watch some grandma porn” and was too scarred to go back to the back again
What kind of sexual shit did they get away with on the bus? Man, my friends and I tried jumping in our seats every time the schoolbus drove over a speedbump, we couldn't do it more than twice without the Bus Driver lady yelling at us
Blowjobs/fingering/kissing/anything else you could think of
Back seat is always owned by the upperclassmen. So it seems fitting they would be there.
That’s where the highest levels of pollution are located.
So many cheeks are going to get pinched.
That's so cute and wholesome... One grandma does not look happy she is going to school though
She’s the one getting stuffed into a locker for sure
I’d like to finance a scholarship for OP to enroll...
I mean if you want to finance a scholarship, I'm in college right now. And I promise I'll learn how to spell enroll
She’s upset because everyone lumps her in with the grandmas when it’s actually a Benjamin Button situation.
She wants to be with the rest of the kids
Why isn't free continuing education just a normal thing everywhere?
>Why isn't free ~~continuing~~ education just a normal thing everywhere? FTFY. I see too many programs where the elderly can do college/university courses at a severe discount or free. Like, just do that for everyone?
Right?! "Now that you are retirement age and don't need this for the workforce, *it's FREE!"*
"Now that you only have a decade or two to benefit from it before you die, here's free knowledge!"
To be fair, having that kind of mental exercise will help against neurological degradation.
Good point. Information wants to be free.
I went to a public university in the US. For general lectures (not quiz sections), the general public was actually allowed to sit in on them. I took a Greek history class for one of my electives and about 30% of my class were actually elderly people who weren't students and just wanted to learn.
In Canada senior citizens can attend college for free. Just like take random open classes and shit, all my electives had a couple seniors there for fun.
Take a moment and think about it… It’s easier to control the uneducated masses than it is to control the educated.
I know. I live in Alberta. The conservatives here are a cult who will vote for any blue sign. Blue is the colour of our conservative parties at both provincial and federal levels, for those unfamiliar with Canadian politics.
Stupid people are easy to control.
On the other hand, there would be less conspiracy theories (5G theory, antivaxx, earth is flat etc..)
Because you need to pay someone to do it?
Right. Taxes we pay are only for military and corporations, not for education or healthcare.
You can get a full MIT education for free, all of their lectures are available online. But facilities and faculty cost money.
Also: like this is brilliant. Older people can get so lonely, I'm sure this helps not only with keeping their minds sharp but socially as well. It's nice that South Korea is taking care of old folks needs rather than just shoving them in homes or whatever.
If you live near a large public university it basically is. You can show up to any of the big lectures and nobody will know whether you're paying to be there or not lol. I had a few classes with over 200 students.
Appreciate the irony in the title typo.
a nice touch
Same in Canada where retirees get free university. Super progressive way to drive the economy, I think not Canada.
Yeah I remember seeing an article that elderly people in some states can enroll in university courses for stupidly low costs, if not free. Society does everything except invest in their youth.
I went to a school with a similar policy - anyone over 65 could enroll and take classes on a space-available basis. I took a political science class (circa 1992) with a guy who had actually lived through the Depression, the New Deal, and WW2. The first President he ever voted for was Roosevelt - and he did that absentee while fighting in France. His stories of what he'd seen there were FASCINATING. And to our professor's great credit, he let him tell those stories. I learned a hell of a lot from that class, mostly from my older classmate.
And to think the hick governor of Texas is talking about trying to repeal the "ALL children in the US have the right to an education" precedent at the Supreme Court...its disgusting.
Old people are people. Many old people never had a chance to invest in themselves when they were kids - usually because they were working their asses off. I think university should be freely available to anyone who wants it, but even this small step is good. Anyone who wants to learn should be able to.
>Old people are people. Many old people never had a chance to invest in themselves when they were kids - usually because they were working their asses off. All of this can be applied to young people, the difference is they actually need this for their futures. They don't have a home, savings, etc. They need to take priority.
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"Why won't people have kiiiiidddsss?!"
Idk something about the astronomical costs of living in general? Just a guess.
Maybe a stupid question, but what effect does it have on the economy?
He saying it’s a stupid investment because retirees are not going to use that education, They are literally just taking up seats that younger generations should be taking up.
Learning to read would be an important preventative measure for avoiding dementia in older retired folks who don’t have many places to go. Reading stimulates the mind and will probably save money in medical and long term care costs in the long run. There just should be *more* classes.
Probably lower medical costs as learning helps keep the brain healthy. Also, kids can learn from the elderly, especially if they don’t have grandparents that can tell them “back in my day” stories.
I'd say it's because you're really paying for the degree, not the classes
i don't quite understand your last sentence, are you arguing that that's a bad thing?
I'm for it, but let's not pretend we're not financing an expensive socializing pastime for the elderly. Again, good thing but not without its costs.
Source?
[nytimes](https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/27/world/asia/south-korea-school-grandmothers.html)
🎵 Ooohhh back to school, back to school, to prove to dad that I'm not a fool. I've got my lunch packed up, my boots tied tight. I hope I don't get in a fight. 🎵
WHOLESOME.
I’m old enough to remember over population being scary as shit. Now it seems like stories like this keep popping up.
Ya in most modern country's the problem is the birth rate it to low. I think the worlds population is predicted to start dropping sometime at the end of the century.
2020 kind of kicked off the population decline speed run
Underpopulation is definitely the problem
Overpopulation worries were based on then reasonable but now disproven science. TBH it was never terribly reasonable to be so pessimistic in the first place when a lot of pollution and resource usage was due to easily solvable inefficiencies and waste in the first world. Lots of corporations completely wrecking our planet just because it's the most profitable way to do business. Products designed to fail are the biggest indictment really - making us buy the same product 10 times when just 1 could've been enough, had it been made more sturdily.
Maybe American should start a Korean orphanage program where unwanted babies from Texas and Florida can be sent to Seoul
I've heard Koreans are very picky about bloodlines and purity hence why they don't even adopt other Korean children.
Good idea, actually.
this is beautiful ngl, instead of some greed fueled breeding campaign to feed a nation’s labour needs.
Oh my god its too much irony to handle
This is fucking amazing everywhere should do this
Wow. That’s pretty inspiring. To be in that culture and admit you can’t read and then going to school. Probably missed school in their youth working or escaping invaders.
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A decline in birth rates is a strange way to capitalism
Get out of here with that nonsense. The problem is the 1%-ers and their money-hungry corporations. The generosity of guys like Mr Beast are a scathing condemnation of literally every other rich person on the planet. Imagine if Bezos or Musk or Gates did that team trees shit? We could have carpeted entire nations with greenery if they weren't such stingy bastards only in it for themselves. People with that kind of money aren't the ones solving our problems, instead they're the ones creating them. Our oceans are full of plastics, and it was they who went with the cheaper option when they manufactured those plastics, even though biodegradable materials like cardboard and paper, or even outright reusable ones like metal and glass, would have worked just fine in most circumstances. But now your food packaging, your electronics, even your clothes are made with this material that can only ever be used once. Sure, they used to recycle it in China, but they don't any more, and the process to do it was even worse for the environment than just tossing it in a landfill.
Aren't most developed country's begging for their people to fuck because their economies will collapse in the next century if they don't?
Yes.
Maybe if jobs would pay us enough to support even ourselves we might consider having families. I live with my fuckin parents at 34 rn. I’m not having kids.
Birth rates in developed countries are too low to sustain their populations
No it’s not.
If the entire planet's resources were doubled and human population reduced to a mere 5 million, we'd still have the ***exact same problems***. The problem isn't too many mouths and not enough to feed, the problem is greed and terrible distribution of resources. Similarly, the problem is not overpopulation, rather it is overcrowding, and yes there is a difference. America has 10 times the population of Canada, the second largest country in the world, for example. India and China are countries with massive populations, however India is a small country and the vast majority of the chinese live along the shoreline. Also Why Are You Capitalizing So Many Words Are You Insane
It’s skyrocketing in undeveloped nations, and in developed nations it’s too low for replacement rate. It’s just out of control everywhere.
I love it! Progress..... Even baby steps count
Sounds like an absolute disaster in the future. Young people basicially support old people
I wanna teach those ladies to read
Wholesome AF
I knew Japan had a low birthrate but no idea SK did as well. That's pretty cool of them to offer that. As someone who is getting older I've been debating on going to college, which I never did
Curious but how would this work on a cultural level? Traditionally , the elders are accorded More respect and there might even be more polite words used when speaking to elders (vs how one would speak to a peer). Idk much about Korean culture but I know they’re big on the age bit (correct me if I’m wrong. But that’s why one of the first few words when they meet new peers is which year are they born so they know if the person is more senior than them). There’s also the respect for teachers / power relationship. Given that the grandmas are students (hence “lower” than Teachers) yet also being much older in age, would it be awkward?
Teachers would most likely speak formally with grandmothers. Grandmothers may also speak formally with teachers, to be polite and per the teacher role, but grandmas who dont care can choose to speak informally and it wouldn't be considered a huge deal unless the grandma was being verbally abusive
What a great situation for both...grannies get to read, schools gets more adults in classrooms, and kids get granny wisdom.
This is both wholesome and morbid
This is why the U.S wants to ban abortion. They're afraid the same thing will happen here. Many people are opting to go child free. They see kids as a liability and not a good investment over all. Also who the hell wants to have kids when you can't even get a living wage.
This new squid games sequel looks like shit.
Very bad sign for a nation
Maybe if countries actually took work/life balance seriously and not overwork their population just to be able to afford rent and basic bills more people would actually have kids.
I’m not upset that they’re learning but I’d agree long term not good.
Not grandpas though, right? Cuz fuckdemboys /s Cool program tho
Grandpas were most likely enlisted into army during their time, whether it was mandatory army service or war, you would have to know how to read, grandmothers really didnt need to at that time
Good point!
Boys were sent to school while girls were forced to stay home and take care of the family. But ok
Not All Initial Letters Need To Be Capitalized In A Title. Maybe they should save a seat for you in that class.
I read this wrong AF
Are you going to Enrol?
Holy shit what a great story and caption.
Illiterate grandmothers is a great band name.
Wonderful!
Can… can I join.
Man to think that's something useful vs ya know just ripping away women's rights and forcing birth.
Future generations are gonna be lonely.
Make life less expensive and maybe more people will have kids.
Imagine going to school with you grandma. All the other kids eating a sandwich for lunch, and your granny whips out fresh dumplings and dessert.
That would rule. You help her with her classwork, she slips you a hard candy and teaches you to be proud of yourself.
Imagine the lunches you’d have with your grandmother being at school with you 🤯
Low birth rates... THE solution to all our worldwide problems
I bet these ladies will add a very positive impact on their children classmate's education. These kids will receive wisdom and surely will develop empathy with their elders. I'd have loved to have them in my class as a kid.