by saviorknights on August 19th, 2004

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Why do kids develop bad habits, like biting their fingernails for example?

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by Sand Cat on September 18th, 2009
They probably see another person, like their parents or teacher biting their fingernails, or twirling their hair, or whatever, so they think that it's ok to do.
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