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 Was that even real. Cooties didnt exist in nigeria (as a word) but girls and boys are generally divided bc sexism

like were cooties real? no haha it’s a fake illness, and ok ok! divided how, like lemme give you examples: in class did you sit by each other? during recess and during gym class, did you play together or were you split up? on school trips, did you sit by each other on the bus/sleep in the same rooms?

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same, but weirdly enough in middle school when wed be asked to sit in a room that wasnt a classroom wed all divide ourselves by boys/girls. the most baffling example was when we had to sit around a table shaped like an U and the left side was all girls and the right side was all boys. idk how this happened and none of us knew how to explain it