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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	Homeschooling could definitely do with some reform	/r/RedPillWomen	31/08/19 05:32 PM
4	Homeschooling Oh trust me, I know the school system is screwed up. I went to public high school and it wasn't great. But as far as growing up inside societal norms and being able to talk to people, homeschool is gonna do more harm than good.	/r/RedPillWomen	31/08/19 03:10 AM
4	Homeschooling Yeah but homeschool is like a private school that's personally tailored to the beliefs of one specific person. Like if the principal of a private school was also the only teacher, so he could tell the kids whatever they wanted.	/r/RedPillWomen	30/08/19 04:15 PM
7	Homeschooling I played on my local sports teams and did local theater while I was homeschooled. I made a couple friends but I was basically the social outcast cause I didn't understand anything the other kids were interested in. Not only was I homeschooled but I wasn't allowed to watch secular TV or play video games (definitely wasn't allowed to read Harry Potter) so I couldn't relate to them on that front – I guess if you were homeschooled but weren't restricted from enjoying whatever kids today like then yo…	/r/RedPillWomen	30/08/19 04:14 PM
10	Homeschooling Literally. The only class my mother was actually good at teaching was religion (surprise surprise) so I always ended up learning from the textbook by myself. Not to mention the fact that my mother dropped out of high school... Honestly if it's the law that kids have to get an education, how is it legal for uneducated parents to teach them?	/r/RedPillWomen	30/08/19 02:44 PM
19	Homeschooling I have three siblings, all of whom were homeschooled with me. From a secular, impartial point of view I'll admit that public school was less focused on morality, but the great thing about public school (thanks to the First Amendment) is that it's impartial. My mother always told me that public school was out to get Christians, but the truth is that public school isn't legally allowed to show preference. The main difference is that in public school, I was allowed to seek my own beliefs, instead o…	/r/RedPillWomen	30/08/19 05:23 AM
57	Homeschooling Might be unpopular on this sub, but I'm 21 and being homeschooled was the worst thing that could have happened to me. I grew up without any friends and I didn't understand social norms until I went to public high school. You do you but I thought I'd give you the other perspective first – I wish to God my mother hadn't decided to give me a solitary and lonely childhood via homeschool.	/r/RedPillWomen	30/08/19 04:43 AM

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