A teacher shared the hilarious answers he got when he asked his pupils what they wanted to get off their chests.
George Pointon shared his experience on social media while joking that he is “exploiting children’s imagination for likes.”
His post has since gained wide popularity, with people getting addicted to the content.
Kicking off the conversation was 6-year-old Rory, who didn’t hold back admitting that what troubled him the most was that “Loud noises are too loud.”
I asked a group of 6 year olds if they wanted to get something off their chest.
They did.
A THREAD— George Pointon (@GeorgePointon_) October 6, 2021
Later on, a boy named JJ talked about his struggle with getting to terms with the thought that “Pizza isn’t very nice.”
The teacher said that this response was met with a moment of silence in the room, adding:
“Like the last shot fired at Stalingrad.”
“Nobody really knew how to react. It’s an opinion. Certainly an unpopular one. JJ is no sheep. He knows who he is and what he wants,” he said.
Laura – 'Whenever I have dinner I give my dog green beans'
Classic kid move. What's funny is Laura thinks she's invented this. I remember a boy at my school claiming he invented whistling. We believed him. So they believed Laura. She should eat her greens though.
— George Pointon (@GeorgePointon_) October 6, 2021
George’s post managed to amass tens of thousands of likes and hundreds of comments.
People were laughing their heads off at the kids’ admissions while sharing their own similar stories.
One person said:
“I was a childminder and one of the kids kept talking about Billy take away Joe then I saw her coat peg Billy-Joe whenever I see a hyphenated name now it makes me smile.”
Another commented:
“I asked my class to discuss which shape they thought was the odd one out (triangle, square or hexagon), just as a discussion topic to get them talking mathematically. The first response? ‘The hexagon… it looks suspicious.'”
A third wrote:
“My daughter said “for Gods sake” to me when she was very young. I said not to say that as she didn’t know who God was. She replied confidently “yes I do, God saved the queen.”
Zahra – 'Have you played frisbee. It's when you have a plastic thing and throw at people'
I'm not sure Zahra listen to all of the rules here. You're definitely not supposed to throw it AT people. I'm worried she sees frisbee as her own personal coconut shy. Knocking heads off.
— George Pointon (@GeorgePointon_) October 6, 2021
George’s final amazing quote of the week came from 4-year-old April, who said the following:
“You can only do a handstand if you fall down before it.”
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