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Tweak says, "Wooties!"

Doctor Stephen Strange (mister_doctor) wrote in thedisplaced,
@ 2017-11-05 12:38:00

Entry tags:

!network post, anya corazon / spider-girl (616), bart allen (smallville), dorcas meadowes, emma frost (616), liv moore, marian carlyle / rogue (1610), regina mills / evil queen (au), rogue (616), sam wilson / captain america (616), sharon carter / agent 13 (mcu), snow white, stephen strange (mcu), tara maclay

On Friday, I commented on a young lady's network post and heartlessly called her an 'idiot'. I sincerely apologize for my action. I allowed my temper to get the better of me, and promise to be more vigilant about what I write.

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However, I stand by my concern for the Displaced underage youth. I understand they are required to have guardians when they arrive. How much supervision are they given? Tumblewood is turbulent and dangerous, and while I understand some of the youth have powers and may even be able to defend themselves, they are still children.

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	same filter. zombiemode 2017-11-05 06:35 pm UTC (link)
	It depends on the age of the underage person, I think. Toddlers need a lot more personal supervision than a teenager. That said, yes, there are consequences. And I'm pretty sure we're all going to find those out. (Reply to this) (Thread)

	same filter. mister_doctor 2017-11-05 08:06 pm UTC (link)
	Yes, of course. But teenagers don't always have the same reasoning capacity, nor the worldly experience to make sound decisions as adults. Granted, there are adults that also fall into the same category, but those are not the ones who we should consider for guardianship, at least in our particular circumstance. I'd rather not find out the hard way. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

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zombiemode
2017-11-05 08:53 pm UTC (link)

No, I get that. As a teenager, I was high strung and constantly on top of everything. Had a planner and notes after notes. Nothing got past me. My best friends on the other hand.... not so much. I'm just saying that the level of guardianship someone takes on is different. Most people expect that teenagers will have a certain level of ability to take care of themselves.

I don't think that was ever an option. In the movies, they always, always were mischievous and getting into things to make this stuff happen. They're sentient with a mind of their own.

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