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The commercials were the worst. He saw one talking about Abdul El-Sayed and Sharia law and trying to explain to him who was saying these things, why they were saying these things, and what these things even meant was one of the most challenging situations with a child I've ever dealt with.

I give him credit for asking questions even though so much of it went over his head. I tried to answer them as fairly and unbiased as possible while still explaining why these mean, scary commercials were playing. He's not questioning if my white ass hates him, so that's the most important thing.

This is still bothering me so much. But I get to see my nephew again today and I told him I'd bring my absentee ballot over and show him how it works, and he asked, "Can you bring the guy on tv with you?" "You mean Abdul El-Sayed? He's busy, bud." "Why?"

I thought I was playing it cool saying I like the guy and now this kid thinks I'm bff's with him πŸ˜… Explaining politics to children is so weird hahaha

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I love this kid, if you couldn't tell.

A fucking wolverine@ceausescuspeed.run

I can't tell him this, but I was so proud of my 7 year old nephew today when I found out he confronted a classroom bully and instead of being physical with him, simply informed him he was "being an asshole."