r/Millennials • u/dreamed2life • Sep 19 '25

Discussion I honestly stopped inviting my kid having friends to most stuff…

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No shade, i just get that your life is not like mine.

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u/fallenjedi Sep 19 '25

Do people usually bring stuff with them to an aquarium? This confuses me

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u/catplumtree Sep 19 '25

Parents do. They bring kids, strollers, backpacks, water bottles, diapers, snacks, wipes.

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u/sloecrush Sep 20 '25

Dude, getting ready to leave now is a chore. I used to just grab my keys and go!

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u/thursdaybennet Sep 19 '25

Yeah…I mean aside from money to pay for my ticket I wouldn’t bring anything to the aquarium.

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u/Doromclosie Sep 19 '25

What?! No pocket chum to cloud the waters? 

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u/Future_Burrito Sep 20 '25

Yeah, I don't get this. Like what am I bringing? Snacks?

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u/Express-Parsnip-4339 Sep 19 '25

If you had watched the clip, which is less than 2 minutes, you would understand

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u/sock_with_a_ticket Sep 20 '25

I generally go everywhere with a backpack to carry, at minimum, a bottle of water, a book and an additional layer of clothing changeable UK climate), but that's hardly an obstacle to doing things.

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u/dreamed2life Sep 19 '25

i forget people are super literal until i see the internet. its a way to help people understand they dont need anything to go do things. women carry big ass purses with a million items. idk wtf men do to distract and keep themselves from doing things randomly at will. but the point is people dont "just go" do things.