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are rolling backpacks for nerds or are they just wierd for an eighth grader or are they ok to have or what cause i got one but now idk i dont want to be wierd for having a rolling back pack sorry idk what catagory
p.s we do not have lockers we dont even change classes
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Rolling backpacks are a nuisance if you have a locker, but since you don't use lockers, then I don't see why not... Kids back in elementary school used those all of the time, and they were fun.
At my old middle school, we never used rolling backpacks because they got in the way and wouldn't fit in our pathetic lockers. :P
You should ask your friends if they're using rolling backpacks. Also, can't you just carry it on your back (I know that it's heavy, but that's an alternative to rolling it around)?
Hope you'll be happy with your outcome; good luck.
Rolling backpacks are a nuisance if you have a locker, but since you don't use lockers, then I don't see why not... Kids back in elementary school used those all of the time, and they were fun.
At my old middle school, we never used rolling backpacks because they got in the way and wouldn't fit in our pathetic lockers. :P
You should ask your friends if they're using rolling backpacks. Also, can't you just carry it on your back (I know that it's heavy, but that's an alternative to rolling it around)?
Hope you'll be happy with your outcome; good luck.
Where did this originate? Where parents carry the kids backpack?
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I was with my sister picking her kids up from school (elementary) and all the OTHER parents were carrying their kids backpack. I mean A LOT of them. When did kids stop carrying their own backpacks? Is this something new? Do you think its right?
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Because parents want to further pussify their kids.
The schools (in their infinite wisdom) are admittedly loading down even the tiniest of kids with heavy books, but that's still no reason for parents to carry their backpacks 50 feet to their MomMobile. Kids don't even walk any more! They get driven even if home's less than a few blocks, and now they can't even carry their own books to the minivan.
Pathetic. Not the kids, mind, they have no choice. What's pathetic is the parents who create this kind of dependence.
Parents these days won't let kids do anything for themselves because the more a kid does for themselves, the more independent they become, and the more independent they are, the less *control* a parent has on them, and total control over everything (until at least age 18, but usually it's closer to 30 now) is the current aim. It's just a sign of the times that parents can't even allow their kids the independence to carry their own bag.
I don't see it as spoiling at all. I don't think most of the kids want this kind of babying; it's the parents forcing it on them. I know that my kids at least would object if I took something as trivial as being responsible for their own things out of their hands.
Because parents want to further pussify their kids.
The schools (in their infinite wisdom) are admittedly loading down even the tiniest of kids with heavy books, but that's still no reason for parents to carry their backpacks 50 feet to their MomMobile. Kids don't even walk any more! They get driven even if home's less than a few blocks, and now they can't even carry their own books to the minivan.
Pathetic. Not the kids, mind, they have no choice. What's pathetic is the parents who create this kind of dependence.
Parents these days won't let kids do anything for themselves because the more a kid does for themselves, the more independent they become, and the more independent they are, the less *control* a parent has on them, and total control over everything (until at least age 18, but usually it's closer to 30 now) is the current aim. It's just a sign of the times that parents can't even allow their kids the independence to carry their own bag.
I don't see it as spoiling at all. I don't think most of the kids want this kind of babying; it's the parents forcing it on them. I know that my kids at least would object if I took something as trivial as being responsible for their own things out of their hands.
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