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45 Times People Were So Mad At Their Family Members, They Just Had To Shame Them Online
Even when we live with a family we love, some days can be hell. They say that familiarity breeds contempt, and that can certainly be true in cases like the ones in this post, where we explore some of the more annoying aspects of family life!
Some can be the result of children who haven’t yet fully understood some of the principles of good social behavior. Others can be the results of adults who managed to grow up without ever having been taught the principles of good social behavior. Either way, they can make family life really annoying - no matter how much we love them!
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#1
Stupid Twins
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#2
Wife Left The Gloves To Dry, I Almost Had A Heart Attack
#3
My 39-Week-Pregnant Wife Went To The Store To "Get Stuff For Dinner". This Is What She Came Home With
#4
A Very Slow Flushing Toilet Led To My Discovery Of The Most Ironic Toilet Clog. Kids Are Annoying Sometimes
Kristy Sambey 1 year ago
My youngest son’s baby box still contains the receipt from the plumber who had to remove a plastic crabby patty from our clogged toilet. Point is…I feel ya.
#5
My Dad Does This To Avoid Cutting Pepperoni
#6
Honestly I Doubt That Purse Would Ever Be Used For Anything As Useful Again
#7
I Took A Stupid Photo, And It Has Become The Default Photo My Family Now Sends Each Other Instead Of "Ok"
#8
I Tried Turning On The TV And It Wouldn't Turn On. I Opened The Remote And I Find This
#9
My Husband Has Been Sticking These In Places I Can't Reach To Annoy Me. It's Working
#10
How My Sister Leaves The Bathroom
#11
My Mom Borrowed My (Nearly New) Heels Months Ago And Forgot Them In Her Car. She Found Them Like This Today. This Is Why I Hate Letting People Borrow Stuff
#12
Tell Me You Have A Three-Year-Old Without Telling Me You Have A Three-Year-Old
#13
The Toilet Paper At My Dad’s House. He Still Complains About How Quickly I Go Through It
#14
Pours A Brand New Bag Of Chips Into A Dog Bowl, Just To Eat It Out Of The Bowl
Take me to dinner first 1 year ago
Im not familiar with this kind of dog, is it naturally pink or does it change from dog to dog?
#15
My Sister Called And Asked Why Her Dryer Kept Stopping
#16
My Brother Was Mad I Gave Him My Cheap Art Supplies. He Claimed I Didn’t Trust Him Enough. Here Is The Proof I Can’t Trust Him
Aisling Raye 1 year ago
I'm partly through this list and this is the most aggravating of the posts so far. You're brother is truly a monster.
#17
After My Parents' Divorce My Mother Ripped My Father Out My Childhood Photos. He Passed Away Over Two Years Ago And We Don't Have Many Photos Together
#18
When You Spend Quality Time With Your 7-Year-Old Son Working On His Dinosaur Diorama For School But Your Wife Comes Home And Says This Looks Horrible
#19
My Aunt Saw No Harm In Taking My Pops Down From My Shelf And Letting My 4-Year-Old Cousin Play With Them While I Was At School
#20
Brother Used My First Edition 1998 Chamber Of Secrets As A Coaster
#21
My 2-Year-Old Son Decided To Throw His Sippy Cup At Our 65" TV
#22
How My Aunt Drives. She Also Texts/Calls While Driving Too
Panda Kicki 1 year ago
You can possibly save one or multiple lives by documenting it and send to the police. Wreckless endangerment is no joke.
#23
My Sister's Toothbrush
#24
The Husband Changed The Bathroom Lightbulbs. I Am Annoyed
#25
The Hair Brush My Daughter Leaves Hanging In The Shower
WordNerdTali 1 year ago
At this point, is this brush even getting through her hair? The bristles are being strangled
#26
My Sister Says “Cats Don’t Need Clean Dishes” And Just Puts The Cat Bowls In The Cabinet With Large Pieces Of Food Still Stuck To Them
#27
My Aunt Who Likes To Smoke In The Bathroom
#28
My Sister Has Been Making A Prom Dress For Some Weeks Now. She Leaves Her Supplies Everywhere And I Almost Stepped On Her Opened Needle Box
Lakota Wolf 1 year ago
Oh man. I sew a lot and I am fanatical about putting my sewing needles and pins away securely. I stepped on a lost sewing needle once. Never again.
#29
Driving My Sister's Car Always Mildly Irritates Me
#30
When Your 8-Year-Old Decides You Shouldn't Have A Laptop After Telling Him He's Too Young To Have A Laptop
#31
The Way My Sister Opened This Can
Malfar 1 year ago
Bad news. Something opened it from the inside. It may still be in your house.
Laughing otter 1 year ago
Brown bread is a specific New England traditional dish. It's made with rye and corn flour, sweetened with molasses. It's actually steamed in the can, which makes it incredibly dense and moist. It's usually eaten with baked beans, and it's delicious!
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The Original Bruno 1 year ago
Yes. It's a traditional New England bread made of rye, corn and a little molasses. It's canned rather than bagged because it's actually baked by being pressure-steamed inside the can, making for very moist bread. I don't appreciate the taste (I don't like my bread sweet or moist), but I can appreciate how cleverly B&M translated the traditional steamed bread into an always-fresh consumer product.
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Jaguarundi 1 year ago
B & M Brown Bread with raisins is FANTASTIC with plain or fruit-flavored cream cheese spread after it's been warmed up just a bit. It's a New England, US thing, bread in a can and Autocrat Coffee syrup in milk. Did Sis use her teeth to open this or just a set of aircraft shears?
Sherri Mantooth Bagwell 1 year ago
It's also a central Indiana thing. My grandma would make raisin brown bread in a coffee can to give it that same shape
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Duane Johnston 1 year ago
Seriously, that is not funny. I once got cut by a can lid. 9 stitches across 2 fingers
Sherri Mantooth Bagwell 1 year ago
I don't know all the ingredients, but I do remember it having a molasses flavor, and raisins. It was a super moist bread, closer to a cake texture than a traditional bread texture
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Lesbitarian Lady 1 year ago
Do yinz keep her chained up in the basement ? Looks like you should
Cynthia Kelly 1 year ago
Growing up in the northeast this was a staple on Friday nights with Beanie Weenies. You haven't lived until you've had B&M Brown Bread in a can!
#32
Let My Younger Brother Use Tinfoil, And It Ends Up Like This
#33
My Very Normal Brother And His Normal Outfit He Wears All The Time
#34
That Smirking Face! So Proud Of Her Work
Yago Ren 1 year ago
Please don't assume or suggest the child is a monster..i grew up in an abusive household and I was terrified of making any mistake fearing the consequences. Let me suggest an alternative explanation to the picture - perhaps it was emergency breaking, perhaps the car run into a pothole and the drink spilled. I am happy to see a smiling child and not one cowering in fear
#35
My Dad Has The Annoying Habit Of Leaving Near-Empty Bottles In The Fridge
#36
My Wife Does This Every. Single. Time. Especially Annoying When You Buy With Pulp And Want To Give It A Good Shake
#37
The Way My Sister Saves Her Ice Cream For Later
#38
My Sister-In-Law And Brother Broke My Chair And Hid It With Towels Instead Of Telling Me
Nay Wilson 1 year ago
How did they do this?? What, did they turn it upside down and stand on it?
#39
LEGO Set I’m Selling. My Brother Decided To Stab It With A Screwdriver
#40
My 3-Year-Old Daughter Did This Today To My Favorite Thesaurus Which I Held Perfect For Almost 20 Years Since School
#41
My Mom Threw All The Chocolate Waffles Outside For The Birds Thinking The Chocolate Was Mold. It Was A Box Of 32, Only 2 Were Eaten
Marco Richter 1 year ago
Please don't give those things to birds. It's just as much or even worse of a junk food for them as for humans.
#42
Kids Cutting Brownies
#43
Daughter Played With The Stamp Pad Ink. We Already Tried Washing It With Soap And Water But Unfortunately The Ink Is Hard To Remove
Mycroft1967 1 year ago
Try soaking it in vinegar before washing. Vinegar is a natural stain remover.
#44
My Brother Bends Our Spoons
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Yago Ren 1 year ago
I fee uncomfortable with part of the content. It's one thing calling out lazy roommates and adult family members and completely other expecting compassion and outrage that a toddler threw a sippy cup. You decided to have a child and until certain age kids are not logical thinkers, have no idea of the value of the things around them and definitely do not do things out of spite Why have children if you consider a toddler clogging toilet with a toy a monster. Teach them better as they grow up
Anna Te 1 year ago
Agree 100%. It's your responsibility to explain their mistakes and help them understand why it's bad to destroy furniture, laptops etc. Also, with my children, I explain to them why I am angry (I am not angry with them, but with the stuff they did, for example) and I give them the opportunity to fix their mistake. This is very important in my opinion, because I never got the chance to do so as a child and the punishment was never over. In my own family, there is the bad deed, the talk about it, the punishment for it and then it's forgotten forever.
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Justin Trouble 1 year ago (edited)
So much broken and soaked tech could have been prevented with the use of condoms.
Nikki Sevven 1 year ago
Do any of these people understand that you actually have to teach children how to be human? That you should keep an eye on them when they're toddlers? That they need to be taught proper behavior?
Tyranamar Seuss 1 year ago
Toddlers are fast, and unpredictable. Some stuff is going to get ruined. Expect it. It's part of that whole teaching process.
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Rens 1 year ago
I am so glad I live alone. And when my daughter was a toddler, she would never would have done the things that these kids have done; I think it's almost all due to bad parenting
Tyranamar Seuss 1 year ago
You got lucky. My child is neurodivergent. The tantrums were intense. We have specialists working with him 23 hours a week. Trained professionals, and this s**t happens. I felt so guilty that it was my parenting bc of comments like this. Every kid is different.
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cartoon.ghostss 1 year ago
This is why I could never have kids, I'd chuck them out a window if they did anything like this
Jessica SpeLangm 1 year ago
Most of these that involve kids are the parent's lack of properly teaching the kids about how to properly care for things. The ones involving adults seem like pure laziness.
Unnamed Hooman 1 year ago (edited)
To those who commented stuff like “it wouldn’t have happened if you told the kid not to” and “just keep stuff out of reach”, clearly you don’t have kids or younger siblings. Most kids don’t listen when you tell them to stop doing something. While some childproofing can be done, you can’t make anything 100% child or equipment safe. There will always be a way to ruin it. I don’t feel like arguing in the comments, and I genuinely hope everyone has a great day ❤️
Gavin Johnson 1 year ago
And I live alone 80% of the time, boy do I get irritated by myself sometimes…. The other 20% I enjoy having a 12 year old daughter in my flat, she is chaos personified for half the time and it looks like a clothes bomb has exploded and then she’s super organised and her room looks like Mary Poppins has been through. I can’t explain either state tbh.
PolymathNecromancer 1 year ago
Except for the kids, I would go NC on almost all these people. I am too old to put up with most of this. Few relationships are worth this stuff to me anymore. I did it most of my life, ever since I was a kid, and I am done.
Lucie Van Pelt 1 year ago
I am so very glad that my sister, rest her soul, had a brain . . . and used it..
️️Upvote faery️ 6 months ago
This list confused me. Most of these posts are nothing to be mad at, so it seems that folks just want to shame people online? Grow up. The kids who wrecked stuff, teach them by putting them to work to fix it or clean it up themselves. Only a couple of things on here were actually worth being slightly pissed about.
similarly 1 year ago
As a person who made a LOT of mistakes as a parent, let me give you the benefit of age. Kids mess up. They make mistakes. They break stuff. They do stuff you told them not to. They're kids. They're supposed to. It's normal. Don't get excited. Don't get angry. Don't think you were a failure because they blew up the house when you averted your eyes for two seconds. It's normal. Just be calm. Teach them how to clean it up. Explain how to avoid it in the future. Help them not feel anxiety about messing up. Trust me: be the person you want your kids to be when they grow up. Most of these examples above: it's just stuff. So what? It doesn't last forever anyway.
Yago Ren 1 year ago
I fee uncomfortable with part of the content. It's one thing calling out lazy roommates and adult family members and completely other expecting compassion and outrage that a toddler threw a sippy cup. You decided to have a child and until certain age kids are not logical thinkers, have no idea of the value of the things around them and definitely do not do things out of spite Why have children if you consider a toddler clogging toilet with a toy a monster. Teach them better as they grow up
Anna Te 1 year ago
Agree 100%. It's your responsibility to explain their mistakes and help them understand why it's bad to destroy furniture, laptops etc. Also, with my children, I explain to them why I am angry (I am not angry with them, but with the stuff they did, for example) and I give them the opportunity to fix their mistake. This is very important in my opinion, because I never got the chance to do so as a child and the punishment was never over. In my own family, there is the bad deed, the talk about it, the punishment for it and then it's forgotten forever.
Load More Replies... Justin Trouble 1 year ago (edited)
So much broken and soaked tech could have been prevented with the use of condoms.
Nikki Sevven 1 year ago
Do any of these people understand that you actually have to teach children how to be human? That you should keep an eye on them when they're toddlers? That they need to be taught proper behavior?
Tyranamar Seuss 1 year ago
Toddlers are fast, and unpredictable. Some stuff is going to get ruined. Expect it. It's part of that whole teaching process.
Load More Replies... Rens 1 year ago
I am so glad I live alone. And when my daughter was a toddler, she would never would have done the things that these kids have done; I think it's almost all due to bad parenting
Tyranamar Seuss 1 year ago
You got lucky. My child is neurodivergent. The tantrums were intense. We have specialists working with him 23 hours a week. Trained professionals, and this s**t happens. I felt so guilty that it was my parenting bc of comments like this. Every kid is different.
Load More Replies... cartoon.ghostss 1 year ago
This is why I could never have kids, I'd chuck them out a window if they did anything like this
Jessica SpeLangm 1 year ago
Most of these that involve kids are the parent's lack of properly teaching the kids about how to properly care for things. The ones involving adults seem like pure laziness.
Unnamed Hooman 1 year ago (edited)
To those who commented stuff like “it wouldn’t have happened if you told the kid not to” and “just keep stuff out of reach”, clearly you don’t have kids or younger siblings. Most kids don’t listen when you tell them to stop doing something. While some childproofing can be done, you can’t make anything 100% child or equipment safe. There will always be a way to ruin it. I don’t feel like arguing in the comments, and I genuinely hope everyone has a great day ❤️
Gavin Johnson 1 year ago
And I live alone 80% of the time, boy do I get irritated by myself sometimes…. The other 20% I enjoy having a 12 year old daughter in my flat, she is chaos personified for half the time and it looks like a clothes bomb has exploded and then she’s super organised and her room looks like Mary Poppins has been through. I can’t explain either state tbh.
PolymathNecromancer 1 year ago
Except for the kids, I would go NC on almost all these people. I am too old to put up with most of this. Few relationships are worth this stuff to me anymore. I did it most of my life, ever since I was a kid, and I am done.
Lucie Van Pelt 1 year ago
I am so very glad that my sister, rest her soul, had a brain . . . and used it..
️️Upvote faery️ 6 months ago
This list confused me. Most of these posts are nothing to be mad at, so it seems that folks just want to shame people online? Grow up. The kids who wrecked stuff, teach them by putting them to work to fix it or clean it up themselves. Only a couple of things on here were actually worth being slightly pissed about.
similarly 1 year ago
As a person who made a LOT of mistakes as a parent, let me give you the benefit of age. Kids mess up. They make mistakes. They break stuff. They do stuff you told them not to. They're kids. They're supposed to. It's normal. Don't get excited. Don't get angry. Don't think you were a failure because they blew up the house when you averted your eyes for two seconds. It's normal. Just be calm. Teach them how to clean it up. Explain how to avoid it in the future. Help them not feel anxiety about messing up. Trust me: be the person you want your kids to be when they grow up. Most of these examples above: it's just stuff. So what? It doesn't last forever anyway.
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