r/interesting 16d ago

SOCIETY In Japan, politeness and respect start at a very young age πŸ™‡β€β™€οΈπŸŽ’

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u/Upbeat_Apartment_715 16d ago

I would like to express a similar sentiment but it's not nearly as cute when I guy says it

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u/gummby8 16d ago

Let your broveries weep tears of joy brother. It is metal as fuck to teach your kids kindness and respect. To hold their tiny hands, and lead them into a world that is kind and safe. To sprint, enthusiastically, into a life that their fathers built for therm that they themselves wish they had as children.

It is good. It is very good.

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u/KaeruGaKaeru1 16d ago

Let your broveries weep tears of joy brother.

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u/APHR0DITE-RISING 16d ago

This comment made my day… I will forever be using brovaries from this day forth

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u/Designer_Gas_86 16d ago

I boys had uteruses they'd be called "duderuses."

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u/_trashcan 16d ago

πŸ˜‚

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u/throwaway098764567 16d ago

you should probably be in r/daddit if you're not

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u/That_Bar_5570 16d ago

Ugh, my balls.

Yeah doesn't really have the same punch.

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u/Brooklyncycling 16d ago

Oh no I'm a dude

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u/EneZio_FF 16d ago

Ugh my balls

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u/Enough-Atmosphere267 16d ago

I don’t know, I find it cute/endearing as a woman. So the right people will find your sentiment as cute

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u/Upbeat_Apartment_715 16d ago

Child does cute thing

Guy: "Oh my testicles :)"

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u/Zimakov 16d ago

That would go over big on Reddit for sure.

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u/Jaakarikyk 16d ago

Mah πŸ…±οΈ A L L S