JustLikeAPill
I have to say that more kids here are less considerate and vulgar in public, at home, and in school during class infront of teachers (even towards them). Of course, this is particularly prominent in the area I live in, which is an English suburb. Every other word is that versatile F one. I've found American kids to be more careful with their expression in public. Racism is also of concern to me here since it's expressed more openly (seriously, openly selling swastika pins to children!?). I thought the KKK and Nazi Skinheads were bad, but when it comes to 13 year-olds, it's frightening. There's lots of decent people too though, and those are the ones I prefer to interact with. Like I said before Dino, try to stand firm, but not so far as to get you into serious trouble.
Amori
I have to say that more kids here are less considerate and vulgar in public, at home, and in school during class infront of teachers (even towards them). Of course, this is particularly prominent in the area I live in, which is an English suburb. Every other word is that versatile F one. I've found American kids to be more careful with their expression in public. Racism is also of concern to me here since it's expressed more openly (seriously, openly selling swastika pins to children!?). I thought the KKK and Nazi Skinheads were bad, but when it comes to 13 year-olds, it's frightening. There's lots of decent people too though, and those are the ones I prefer to interact with. Like I said before Dino, try to stand firm, but not so far as to get you into serious trouble.
Amori