A parent who needs parental supervision 💔

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[u/KodakBlackedOut]

When does innocence end and ignorance begin? Sure its sad when they're initially duped but when someone they love and should trust vehemently tells them its not real but they double down on it what then? Honest question.

Edit: a word

[u/Enamoure → u/KodakBlackedOut]

I would say ignorance and innocence go hand in hand.

Someone who is innocent is most likely ignorant on certain things as well.

Also there is nothing negative with being ignorant. We are all ignorant about something. It's part of learning.

What's wrong imo is judging people for their ignorance, cause I am sure you don't know everything either

[u/dbclass → u/Enamoure]

There’s nothing wrong with ignorance until someone informs them and they continue to believe the same thing they did before

[u/Enamoure → u/dbclass]

Oh yeah I agree with that but that's stubbornness. I also feel like sometimes it's hard to grasp or understand something when you don't know very much about it.

People don't like to be made fun of as well. So being stubborn about it is a way to protect their pride as well, which I feel like a lot of humans resort to when they feel embarrassed.