Have you ever regretted teaching something to someone.

Two years ago, my sister wanted to download movies (Madagascar, Ice Age and such) really badly but was unable to do so, because the internet speed was really slow as it is now. That was the time when I felt bad for her and taught her how to torrent download and I am still regretting it up to now, she now downloads so many movies that she yells at me when I put a download, sickening me to no end, saying something like I put downloads of the size of 1 GB (The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya and Tina Yuzuki) which are bigger than her downloads, that's why I can't put anymore downloads and stuffs like that (that's what she says with me not caring abot her words) and when the whole family (including me) goes out somewhere for an occasion or something then I would normally activate a torrent download and leave, but now she uses MY TACTICS to complete her torret downloads. It soooo feels like a waste when she does that and thus, I regret it. Also, I taught her about torrent because the direct download barely work since the movies are 700 MB long and in the middle of the download if a power cut occurs than the download is over, it would get canceled unless its from Mediafire.

To think that I felt sorry for her, that ain't happening again that's for sure.

The question is, have you ever regretted for teaching something to someone?

Edit: Continued the story about teaching big sis about torrents, without having her hassling me this time, I was interrupted by her, she took the PC off of my hands.

yes, facebook.

Block her ports and you're safe. Unless you taught her that one too.

I jokingly taught my cousin last year how to use her youth (she's 7) to her advantage when lying.
I started regretting it when her older brothers complained to me about it... had to talk some sense to her about when to use it properly.

Not me specifically, but my dad taught a good friend of his how to shoot most guns a few years ago.

She shot her dad a few weeks after.

Fatality?

Not the thing to joke about, but yes, she shot him in the forehead.

I taught my brother about Torrents and 4chan(among other things). I regret it with a passion.

Nah, I've yet to teach anyone anything, I'm pretty secretive.

I regret teaching my mom about the internet. Now she sits there with pyramid scams hoping to make money... I don't even know where I went wrong to end up having her involved in so many fake money "making" sites...

... guess I'm paranoid that she'll end up in jail for being suckered into a scheme much larger then her understanding and she ends up as the scapegoat.

I'm yet to learn about that myself...teach me, teach me, teach me!!

I barely taught her about the difficult (for her) stuff, she barely has knowledge about seeds and peers and her brain power is pretty low, its been two years and she still didn't learn much about torrent by herself from using them, how dense is she? Plus she's bad in English (asked me what ''destruction'' means years ago) perhaps that's the reason why she can't learn anything about torrent herself but I don't know.



I've seen a similar scenario before. Kids sure don't know when to do what do they.



That sounds terrible that's the reason why parents keeps dangerous things away from their kids, right? is he even alive now.



I guess we have some similarities, care to evaluate why you regretted it?



lol, Tell her to do some real job instead of using the net, unless she knows what she is doing, she will be wrapped up in some dangerous business before you and she herself knows it. Or just block those sites somehow in order to protect her.

Yeah a milky way and a black hole that what we call it.
Milky way = pinching someone nipples.
Black hole = using your both pointing fingers and pierce someone asshole.
It hurts damn...

Lolwut.

No, he had a giant hole in his head.

I lol'd.

Anywho, I got my younger sister to cosplay when she was 10 (I was 17). I think we all know where this one is going.

I used to show off everything cool and cutting-edge online to my friends.

Then I stopped being cool because everyone else knew about it.
;-; WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWRRRRYYYYYYYYYYYYy

No, but seriously, I do show some things to people, but keep the obscure things to myself.

My little sister would always complain to me that she wanted to play with me. She did this pretty much everyday and everyday I had to play with her. She was 5 and I was 17 and playing "rescue the princess" everyday was killing me...thus I introduced her to the wonderful world of video games...shit hit the fan and she took over everything I owned. I didn't mind her taking over my consoles, but when she tried to gain a monopoly over the use of the computer, that's when I knew I had done something horrible. Eventually, my parents had to buy her a laptop because she would always cry due to the fact that I didn't like her using my computer.

I taught my little sister the wonders of pleasure. Needless to say...

(v-.-)b

teach my friend to drive... i wont come out of the house when he's on the road >

Go update your collection instead of being jealous bro.