7 Rare Traits Kids Have As Adults If They Grew Up Roaming Malls And Passing Notes To Friends
Teenagers in the 80s and 90s grew up in a much different world. While they would spend hours at the mall running around or passing notes during class at school, kids today don’t know what that’s like. With mall culture slowly dying and cell phones taking over the need for paper notes, only the people who know first-hand how much fun these things were tend to have certain traits as adults. When kids grew up passing notes in class and roamed malls with their friends, they have these rare traits as adults 1. They’re able to adapt to new slang Samuel Borges Photography via Canva The reason language has changed so much over the years is because of teenage girls. In fact, women are responsible for 90% of linguistic changes today. Thou was changed to you because of teenage girls writing letters to each other. Kids who grew up passing notes probably wrote in all sorts of code. And in order to go undetected by their teachers, they had to be discreet, writing creatively and …
