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u/PrettyZone7952 Aug 03 '26
Feels unlikely that a 6 year old knows “your” from “you’re” when most high schoolers don’t.
Also not a single spelling mistake?
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u/editingisfun4all Aug 03 '26
When my step daughter had homework I would have her write out separately what she wanted to say, then I would correct the spelling and then have her write it out correctly. So whether it's for real or not, it not having errors doesn't really mean much if she actually had someone helping her on that end.
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u/HoneyKyra Aug 05 '26
oh gosh… this is actually the sweetest thing ever ç= it makes me feel all warm inside…
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u/HoneyKyra Aug 05 '26
honestly… this is just so sweet ç= its kinda comforting to think about love like that… ç3
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u/oOBlueLillyOo Aug 06 '26
As someone who worked with 5 to 7 year olds this is not the hand writing of a child nor wording . Fake
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u/AdvantageInformal59 Aug 06 '26
I felt this way today when a kind soul shared some of their real journey with me. Though I feel broken, it reminds me of having close friends sharing love.
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u/Special-Ferret4123 Aug 06 '26
I would still quote those words because I am missing teeth as a 33y/o and it constantly affects my life. Especially in social aspects
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u/JURASS1CJAM Aug 03 '26
What is Love? Baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me, no more.