NONexperiencedKID., i feel so left out. Options

[pandamonium]

what are things that everybody else has gone through as a kid but you yourself didnt..

for example.

-i never had chickenpox
-i never read a dr. seuss book.
-my parents never read me bedtime stories as a kid.
-never had an imaginary friend.
-never saw the easter bunny in my house. (my friends said they have seen a real live easter bunny in their room as a child.)

[transcendentalis...]

i never saw that one movie with the freaky clowns.
i've never been on a rollercoaster :(
i've never been to a (parent-allowed) sleepover.

there's a lot but i can't think them up right off the top of my head.

[lkajsfklajskds]

-my parents never read me bedtime stories as a kid.
-never had an imaginary friend.
-never saw the easter bunny in my house. (my friends said they have seen a real live easter bunny in their room as a child.)

- Never had "family night"
- Never spoke with my parents about school problems

Never had video games.
Never had a trampoline

ill edit.

[Marlons]

I've got lots.

-my parents never read me bedtime stories as a kid.
-never had an imaginary friend.
-never saw the easter bunny in my house.
-never been camping
-never been over to a friends house
-never had lots of fun
-never left my house during the summer
and many more.

[superficial]

- Never had my parents read me bedtime stories
- Never had my parents pick me up after school or bring me to school, for that matter.
- Never had my parents around when I was growing up
- Never been to a sleep over
- Never ever ate a homemade breakfast (or breakfast at all, for that matter)
- Never been camping
- Never had "family night"
- Never spoke with my parents about school problems and etc

Those are just a few on the tip of my head. I'll try to think of more, and then I'll edit this.

[Reidar]

> Never had parents that were together.
> Didn't celebrate any holidays.
> Didn't understand first few years of school (I went to a French-speaking school and I didn't know French).
> Never got to be the Green Ranger when playing Power Rangers in second grade (screw you, Jaimie, I know you cheated on rock-paper-scissors).

[weed]

i've never been on a rollercoaster :(

Oh my gosh babe you've been totally deprived of the thrill! you need to get your butt on one theyre so fun! (if you enjoy the adrenaline rushes)

-i never had a barbie jeep.
-i never went to the zoo (as a child)

thats all i can think of at the moment.

[kryogenix]

I have never had a small dick

[karmakiller]

My parents never read me stories.
Never had video games.
Didn't get a computer until I was older.
Never had a dad that was there for me.
Never had a lot of free time.
Never had a trampoline.

[pandamonium]

I have never had a small dick

in you? lol just kidding.

man this thread is becoming more depressing lol. haha.

[weed]

I have never had a small dick

f**k YOU.

ARE YOU A BOY OR A GIRL?!

[demolished]

The problem is too much early-born generation of teenagers compare their lives to an ideal American lives enough to lack appreciation to previous generations. We are all brought up in American societies that one naturally feels the desire to base their live on these ideals without even realizing it. Just keep in mind; we are different people from different ethnicity with varieties of background. Even older generations are not used to this ideal lifestyle in America because they never experience it. As a result, they began emphasizing to the youngsters about stereotypes, strange stories, misinterpretation, and whatever you name it. Therefore, their forceful beliefs create an effect on us as American young adults that hold us from tasting the real American life, not really appreciating every aspects of it.

[misoshiru]

f**k YOU.

ARE YOU A BOY OR A GIRL?!

hermaphrodite.

[weed]

^

[*yrrnotelekktric*]

I have never had a small dick

hahahhaahah

[michellerrific]

The problem is too much early-born generation of teenagers compare their lives to an ideal American lives enough to lack appreciation to previous generations. We are all brought up in American societies that one naturally feels the desire to base their live on these ideals without even realizing it. Just keep in mind; we are different people from different ethnicity with varieties of background. Even older generations are not used to this ideal lifestyle in America because they never experience it. As a result, they began emphasizing to the youngsters about stereotypes, strange stories, misinterpretation, and whatever you name it. Therefore, their forceful beliefs create an effect on us as American young adults that hold us from tasting the real American life, not really appreciating every aspects of it.

Pretty much what I was thinking as well as I scrolled through this topic.

But just to add to the list:
- My parents never sent me to any artsy or music classes.
- I never discuss anything personal with my parents.
- I've never really done outdoor activities like fishing, camping, hiking.

[absinthe]

never believed in santa claus.

[satisfied-tom]

never stayed overnight by my self.
never had friends over at my house.

[pandamonium]

The problem is too much early-born generation of teenagers compare their lives to an ideal American lives enough to lack appreciation to previous generations. We are all brought up in American societies that one naturally feels the desire to base their live on these ideals without even realizing it. Just keep in mind; we are different people from different ethnicity with varieties of background. Even older generations are not used to this ideal lifestyle in America because they never experience it. As a result, they began emphasizing to the youngsters about stereotypes, strange stories, misinterpretation, and whatever you name it. Therefore, their forceful beliefs create an effect on us as American young adults that hold us from tasting the real American life, not really appreciating every aspects of it.

yea thats pretty much true. sounds like an excerpt from sociology class. but its true. my parents are from the philippines so its not tradition to a lot of things in the american culture.

never believed in santa claus.

i never did either to tell you the truth. i worked with kids all the time and parents use him as a lure. like if you are good then santa claus will come . its kinda sickening when you hear it like 100 times a day.

[absinthe]

lawl. my parents were more like, "we're hindu, not christian/catholic. we don't celebrate xmas, and there's no such thing as santa claus or flying deer."



i think they secretly just didn't wanna buy the presents.

i'm actually surprised that i never killed some little white kid's dream about santa in elementary school.

[mylittleMiracle]

never kick a guy's ass
never travel to somewhere with WHOLE family.

[S-Majere]

Er...

Never celebrated Halloween.

[jaeman]

- I've never had chicken pox.
- I've never had a bedtime story read to me.
- I've never had an imaginary friend.

[DoubleJ]

- I've never had a bedtime story read to me.
- I've never had an imaginary friend.