I'm in the end of 7th the beggining 5th grade and even though my parents say I am too young to watch Spongebob and too old to go on TamaTalk, when I am the only person in my grade (although there are a measly 2 girls in my grade including me) who isn't almost too OLD to watch Spongebob and the YOUNGEST person on TamaTalk, I still don't care whatever Tamas are too old or too young or whatever. Yes, my parents do say "Tamagotchis is are children's toys! Adults shouldn't muck them up!" and start insulting the older people here on TamaTalk, but what does it matter to me. I believe Tamas are for all ages. My mom believes when you're a forty-year-old woman you should be doing the housework and trying to learn Chinese and drawing. My dad believes what a ten-year-old girl should do (he doesn't have any opinions about anyone else really) is play in the garden all the time and when it rains stay in and draw and write stories. But I believe this:
Ten-year-old girls should do what they want, as long as they do their homework and go to school
Ten-year-old boys should do what they want, as long as they do their homework and go to school
Forty-year-old women should do what they want, as long as they do enough housework/gardening and take their kids to school if they can't walk
Forty-year-old men should do what they want, as long as they do enough housework/gardening and take their kids to school if they can't walk
So, since I think everyone can do what they want as long as they get certain tasks done, forty-year-old men like my dad can play with Tamas. But they see it differently.
Ten-year-old girls should do what they want, as long as they do their homework and go to school
Ten-year-old boys should do what they want, as long as they do their homework and go to school
Forty-year-old women should do what they want, as long as they do enough housework/gardening and take their kids to school if they can't walk
Forty-year-old men should do what they want, as long as they do enough housework/gardening and take their kids to school if they can't walk
So, since I think everyone can do what they want as long as they get certain tasks done, forty-year-old men like my dad can play with Tamas. But they see it differently.