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Sometimes parents want to be 'relatable' and 'cool', so they use meme references and words like 'lit' but these things don't cut it. All these desperate attempts do is just embarrass their kids. However, if they try something really ridiculous, it brings them even more shame. They end up on the subreddit /r/InsaneParents.
The online community describes itself as "a weird place where you can post those crazy parents who post in those woo-woo anti-vax groups on Facebook and do things harmful (directly and indirectly) to their children. We want to be a place where people can come and both get support and laugh. So this sub is a mixture of both the heartbreaking and the hilarious. Come and join us. Especially if you have your own stories to tell or your own social media content to post." Below you will find some of their most popular posts.
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#1
My Mother Dearest, Whom My Sister And I Just Let Back Into Our Lives, Talking To My Sister About Her Daughter (My Niece). Behold The Kind Of Person She Is
deanna woods 4 years ago
Your sister has the right answer. Your mom is a piece of work. You never call children names.
Bored Panda has already published two posts about the subreddit (here and here) but it looks like there's no shortage of insane moms and dads; people keep posting more and more parenting horror stories. Even though the subreddit was created relatively recently, in 2017, it already unites over 1.2 million members, with thousands online at any given moment.
It's normal for parents and their kids to have different views and opinions. In fact, they can be used for growth, too. Vicki Broadbent, founder of Honest Mum and author of Mumboss, is one of those parents who are open to learning from their children as much as they want to teach them. "They've taught me a lot from feeling more confident when I've been trolled online, to how to create a TikTok video!" she told Bored Panda. "My kids aged 10 and 8 respectively are both creative, empathetic, resilient, and strong-willed little humans. We base our relationships on open conversations and trust. I think the art of listening has been lost somewhat, and rather than being didactic as a parent, we need to practice listening more (and really hearing) to others' points of view, before sharing our own views.
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#2
Guilty Has Punished
Broadbent acknowledges that parents have the responsibility to inform, protect, and guide their kids, however, she thinks that children who feel endlessly chastised and forced to conform will do the complete opposite. "You have more chance of persuading your children to do the right thing if you are calm in the way you present your opinions."
"Encouraging children to talk to you honestly without judgement means they will always come to you when they're in trouble. It's also healthy they learn that no one will ever always agree with one another. Another lost art is that of debating!"
When Rebekah Tayebi, a clinical therapist and family coach, looks at toxic family systems, one thing that becomes really evident to her is seeing that the children are more attuned to the needs of the parents. That means, the typical parent-child relationship is inverted and there's confusion about what appropriate boundaries should be in place.
"The hard part for children in these environments is that which is like so many of us, is that we might start to mirror the dysfunction that we're seeing," Tayebi said. That's the reason why it's so important to start to catch negative patterns in the moment and try to eradicate them.
#3
I Feel Like This Applies A Lot For The Parents On Here
"Parenting is hard, there's no manual, we're all simply trying to navigate our children through choppy waters and this ever challenging life to be kind and strong," Broadbent concluded. "We also want them to have fun. Childhood is precious. I also think showing my own children my own vulnerabilities has encouraged greater empathy in them and they've understood early on that I'm a real human being not a womb on legs."
What some parents apparently forget is that they need their kids just as much as their little ones need them. When Broadbent had a big operation on her thyroid, for example, she was amazed to find just how much her children can support her during a difficult time.
I don't know, maybe some of the parent-child relationships we see on r/InsaneParents are beyond saving. But I hope they can at least act as a reminder for the rest of us to cherish ours.
#4
I Decided To Finally Go Vaccinated Behind My Anti-Vax Parent's Back!
#5
Insane Parents
#6
Should've Stayed At Home
actaully...nevermind 4 years ago
Yeah and school was because i was born too dumb...SoRrY eVeRyOnE
#7
Essential Oils Don’t Work
Foxxy (The Original) 4 years ago
Those people should be charged with murder, manslaughter or child endangerment (whatever it comes under).
#8
An Insane Mom
#9
Insane Parents
#10
Father Tries To Say He Put Me Through College. My 1k Monthly Loan Payments Say Otherwise
Boopie Dew 4 years ago
Yup, sounds like something my ex did. My grown daughter called him out infront of everyone he knows. It was awesome. He didn't want to be a part of her life not the other way around.
#11
Insane Parents
#13
Insane Parents Destroy Their Child’s Art Tablet For... Not Getting Up On Time
#14
Is Violence The Answer ? I Don't Think So
Foxxy (The Original) 4 years ago
What a disgusting piece of garbage, you just don't do that and you don't brag about it either.
#15
Never Thought My Mom Was That Insane But I Guess Jesus Is Anti-Metal Straw. Sorry If It Doesn't Seem Serious, I Can't Take Anything Seriously
#16
Hypocritical, Awful And Abusive
Violet brown 4 years ago
"every child deserves a parent, but not every parent deserves a child"
#17
Raised By Insane Parents Feels
Chelsea Shimell 4 years ago
That’s exactly how I feel, I’ve been lucky and I don’t even know anyone who has had covid. But this isn’t even my top 10 worst years of my life.
#18
My Mother Blamed Me For Her Suicidal Tendencies. I'm 15
Viviane 4 years ago
Good on the daughter for standing up for herself. It can't be easy, but she'll have to give herself the nurturing she didn't get from her mother.
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Clever Dog 4 years ago
abuse takes many forms, it can be physical,mental,emotional even financial. Its disgusting how some people treat their own children.
Just a bored scp 10 months ago
unfortunately, ppl only care about the physical side :( not the way it should be obv.
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wyatt hollingsworth 4 years ago
The most satisfying thing about this post is the 3 little dots on the botton
Tobias the Tiger 4 years ago
Sadly for me, those "childhood memories" are things that happened as recently as earlier this month.
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Jasmine Donald 4 years ago
the mother is such an asshole. no one should be blamed for suicidal tendencies...
Mangelo Il Fumatori 4 years ago
It's sad that the 15-year-old is more of an adult than her mother.
Janine Hunt-Jackson 4 years ago
This reminds me of the entry just above it. It breaks my heart that there are so many damaged people in the world due to parental abuse.
Nomadus Aureus 4 years ago
Ooh, this one looks familiar! Not five minutes after calling me abnormal because "whatever I did, I couldn't force you and break you like I should have." In front of my grandmother, who cries for half an hour and berates my aunt for so much as looking cross with her son, but did nothing to protect me when I was having the living s**t beaten out of me.
Tobias the Tiger 4 years ago
This person's mother really reminds me of my stepmom, who has also threatened suicide and frequently plays the victim. Honestly, if they knew anyone named Quinn and Reid, I wouldn't be surprised if this actually was something one of my stepsiblings texted.
Elizabeth Calvert 4 years ago
The fact that her 15 year old daughter responded the way she did shows how fast she had to grow up 😥
suzanne2086 4 years ago
Oh, same. Weirdly happy to know it wasn't only me. Came home to suicide notes on my bed so many times. Learned to ignore it and go to bed. She just wanted me to agonize.
#19
Because His Kid Didn't Do Homework?
MagicalUnicorn 4 years ago
what the f**k? i feel sorry for both kid and doggo, won't be surprised if kid will hold grudge on parents for eons...
#20
Check Mate, Religious Insane Parents
Vanta Black 4 years ago
Maybe I can get all those years of rent back from my parents. They're religious nutjobs.
#21
Poor Kid
#22
Abusing Child Support
#23
Lady Tries To Blame Vaccines After Her Son Contracts Hiv
#24
My Dad Charges Me $300 A Month For Rent And Refuses To Let Me Move Out. After Spending The Weekend With My Boyfriend, I Received This
Foxxy (The Original) 4 years ago
What the actual, she needs to get out of that house and away from that nasty piece of crap.
#25
Using Your Daughter’s Entire College Fund To Pay For Your Crappy Pyramid Scheme Products
#26
This Was By Far The Worst Incident. I Was In 2nd Grade, 7-8 Years Old And Just Went Through Some Of The Worst Trauma Of My Life And My Mom Was More Worried About Going To Vegas Then My Health
#27
Children Aren’t Slaves, Apologize When You’re Supposed To
#28
Found It On Facebook
#29
My Moms Response When I Came Out To Her. Haven’t Talked To Them For Two Weeks Now
Violet brown 4 years ago
I am so mad right now... she worked up all her courage and she get's this :(
#30
I Didn't Want To Give My Jehovah's Witness Dad My Password Because I Was Texting A Girl And He Smashed It With An Axe And Then Beat Me. That Was 5 Years Ago And Today I'm Happily Living Together With That Girl
#31
I Definitely Hope I Can "Indoctrinate" My Children Into Believing In Human Rights
#32
Just A Cold
Dorothy Parker 4 years ago
You just endangered hundreds of people and at least a few will die. You belong in prison.
#33
Imagine Being A Pos Who Not Only Pulls Their Kid Out Of School Due To Not Wanting To Vaccinate Him But Also Broadcast His Misery In An Attempt To Get People To Side With You...
#34
Parents "React" To Their 6 Year Old's Report Card For Views
#35
I Don't Understand How Scientology Came Into Play
RaroaRaroa 4 years ago
Oh, the ignorance is terrifying. I hope some of those 73 comments set them straight.
#36
You Should Be Grateful
#37
This Was Not Posted In A Joking Way
Boopie Dew 4 years ago
Thats devastating to do to someone. Not only physically but mentally and emotionally.
#38
“A 5 Year Old Is Perfectly Capable Of Fending For Himself”
Foxxy (The Original) 4 years ago
I think the father should be packing the bags and taking the child. She is not right in the head if she truly thinks what she did was fine. Isn't there laws about this kind of thing.
#39
Update: I’m Immunocompromised And My Mom Refused To Let Me Isolate. Now I Have The Coronavirus
#40
A Question That Came Into One Of My Local Radio Stations
#41
Spare The Rod
Lauren Caswell 4 years ago
Yeah spanking always seemed a tautology of a punishment: *smack* "how many times do I have to tell you [name]?! *smack* We. Do. Not. Hit. People!" *smack*
#42
Glad I Have A Good Relationship With My Parents
#43
Idiot
RaroaRaroa 4 years ago
How can anyone not see that giving a kid this age alcohol, caffeine or sugar is just giving them an early start on addiction?
#44
My Fiance's Mom When We First Started Dating
#45
Imagine Posting This And Being Proud Of The Anger That You Just Took Out On This Kid's Form Of Entertainment
#46
A Friend Of Mine Who’s 27 Years Old
Foxxy (The Original) 4 years ago
You could have fun with this and hide some weird and random stuff in your bin.
#47
Her Brother Died Of Measles, But She Still Won’t Vaccinate Her Child Against It
#48
Breaking A 7-Year-Old's Heart On Christmas
#49
And Guess What She’d Have Blamed Her Son’s Autism On If She Did Vaccinate?
actaully...nevermind 4 years ago
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Pamela24 4 years ago
I've said it before and I'll say it again - this is why I hate when people are pushing the "Everyone should respect their parents" idea. Yes - there are many great parents and they deserve recognition, respect and care. But there are also, unfortunately, many parents like these and their children deserve support and understanding when they decide to stop seeing them and cease contact. If you're in that situation - I admire you, it's immensely tough to stand up to your parents and even harder to actually cut them out of your lives. May you find better people to have around who'll make your family. Because blood doesn't make a family. Love does.
JeanBean_BC 4 years ago
I'll type here what I typed below: The Bible says, "Honour your mother and father." But the Bible also says, "Parents, don't invoke your children to wrath." I interpret that as respect is earned.
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🌺🍍🌼🌻🌼🍍🌺 4 years ago
I don know what to say. I live in a situation like this, but I'm scared to share because I'm worried somehow I'll get in trouble. all I can say is: Other kids in this situation, they may make you think that you're a failure, that you're useless, that you deserve whats happening to you. it's not. it's really not. never forget it.
Agnes Jekyll 4 years ago
Dear Pineapple and flowers, Thank you for reaching out. Just like you said to all those other kids, you do not deserve this. This is not your fault. The abuser is at fault, the abuser is responsible. You have done nothing wrong. You deserve love and respect over and over again, only love.
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S. 4 years ago
I really hope and pray for the best for everybody stuck in such situations at this present. It should be a no brainer that we all deserve basic human decency and respect, yet it upsets me deeply that we still haven't overcome this type of behaviour. If it's anything, this random stranger on the internet cares for you, supports you, is proud of your accomplishments, understands your pains, and most of all, loves you. Sending good vibes and best wishes towards everybody's way. PS: I don't think it was a good decision to read this entire article in one sitting, lol.
Leo Domitrix 4 years ago
I did all I was told to do. I still got beat. Some parents are too damaged as people to be good parents.
JeanBean_BC 4 years ago
This isn't the exact quote (I'm paraphrasing) but it's in the bible for those "Christian" parents. The Bible says, "Honour your mother and father." But the Bible also says, "Parents, don't invoke your children to wrath." I interpret that as respect is earned.
Cori 4 years ago
Aaaaaand now I feel like a rockstar parent. I had a few doosies from my own childhood. 'You're ruining my marriage' when severe depression was making it difficult to get out of bed in time to do my morning chores and make it to the bus stop on time. This was said while basically shoving me out of a moving car down the street from my school. And 'I hope you got that out of your system' when coming out that a friend of mine had been more than just a friend. Then there was that time when my step dad called me a whore when I went home for Christmas. Fun times! I remind myself of how these, and many other incidents, felt any time I feel myself loosing my patience with my own kids. Abuse causes lifelong damage and I refuse to perpetuate that cycle.
Agnes Jekyll 4 years ago
This is one of the most horrific articles I've seen on Bored Panda. It's not about parents who "went too far" or "got shamed." Many of these examples are abuse perpetrated by parents onto their children.
Jeff Requier 4 years ago
We drank the foam off our parents beer as kids and I didnt even like drinking at my friends as a teen. Didnt drink more often till like 36.
B 4 years ago
Big difference between disciplining children (i.e. teaching them manners and good behaviour) and abusing children. Physical discipline is unnecessary - just a bit of common sense and communication with your kids. Most people these days seem too afraid to even raise their voice to the kid, and then wonder why the children turn out so awful and uncontrollable (which doesn't help the kid at all in their future lives).
Reginald Joseph 4 years ago
The two worst kinds of parents are authoritarian and absent/permissive. You get the screaming, bullying abusive and inconsistent in the authoritarian and the absent, inconsistent, "shrug" neglectful from the permissive. There is a vast field of positive between those two poles.
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Darrell Mills 4 years ago
This is quite possibly some of the most f’d up s I’ve ever seen posted here
Laura Dawson 4 years ago
This is so sad & painful to read. I lived in a broken home, my Dad used to beat me from the age of 3 upwards, I remember he was drunk the first time around Christmas. Afterwards, he quit drinking but it wasn't the alcohol that fueled his violent outbursts. I was told I was worthless, ugly, lazy, the black sheep of the family, etc. I was punched in the stomach, kicked, dragged by the hair & he tried to smother me with a pillow on one occasion, then tried to buy me something because he felt bad afterwards. I was only 14 & had nowhere to go. Honestly I blotted a lot of it out but now getting therapy as an adult in my late twenties & no longer see my Dad.
Agnes Jekyll 4 years ago
Laura, I hope telling your story helps. I'm so sorry that man was your father. I always wanted children, and it kills me to think he had the greatest opportunity a human being is lucky to have and he hurt you. I wish you a lifetime of love and support and kindness.
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Jenifer Riggs 4 years ago (edited)
The way I see it, all these parents who are doing these terrible things do not deserve their children. Children deserve loving parents who will give their all and do everything in their power to support them above all things.
L.M. Frazer 3 years ago
These are all horrid in their own ways.....but #19 (the dog that was put in a shelter as a punishment to a child not doing well in school) absolutely made me tear up. How can people be this cruel and controlling. Go get psych degrees everyone....they'll always be a use for them with this brand of nutbags around!
Kim Lorton 4 years ago
Never thought I’d hear of such evil, stupid, and moronic parents! It really makes me want to be in law enforcement, the illegal kind.
Mimi777 4 years ago
My boyfriend’s mom is one of those people who constantly posts/shares hateful and prejudiced content on Facebook especially stuff related to LGBTQ people. One of her grandkids is gay (my boyfriend’s niece) she threatens her with taking away her inheritance when she dies if she doesn’t go to church with her..
Tobias the Tiger 4 years ago
To everyone else who's suffering abuse at the hands of a parent/guardian, I want you to know that you don't have to be grateful that it's not worse. I'm aware that many of my stepmom's actions don't even get close to some of the things I see here, but that still doesn't make her a good person: she tried to punish one of her kids for having suicidal thoughts, and is very backhanded about how she supports my transgender (FTM) stepbrother. (I'm also a closeted FTM, and she's one of the very reasons I'm closeted.)
Lyone Fein 4 years ago
It is so unfortunate that too many damaged people are not self-aware. Instead of seeking help, they go on to have children and to pass that damage along to the next generation. My family was the same. I am 57 now, and in the decades since my childhood I have learned: that I have to be responsible for healing myself, and for finding my own love sources; that my parents were also damaged and abused as children; to have compassion for my parents' suffering without denying the real pain and anger that I still feel; to thank my parents for giving me life itself. Without life, none of my journey would have been possible. I wish ultimate love and calm, a life free from abuse and toxic relationships, and a fruitful uplifting journey to all of us: children who suffer beyond imagination.
Jo Choto 4 years ago
We need licenses to have a dog, but any idiot can reproduce. Maybe one day we will change that.
Lauren Ringel 4 years ago
So... some of these are fabricated for shock value and noted on original posts on Reddit.
Astrid Nineor 4 years ago
Allthough there are probably plenty of people like that, I bet more than half of these are fake
Lauren Caswell 4 years ago (edited)
Wait what? There's no woman bashing is there? I saw dysfunctional parents in this thread, mothers and father's, and I know of parents who do this kind of s**t i dont see it as fake anecdotes, and I genuinely didn't see any gender agenda? (Omg I love how that rhymes though as a side note: gender agenda)
Load More Replies... Pamela24 4 years ago
I've said it before and I'll say it again - this is why I hate when people are pushing the "Everyone should respect their parents" idea. Yes - there are many great parents and they deserve recognition, respect and care. But there are also, unfortunately, many parents like these and their children deserve support and understanding when they decide to stop seeing them and cease contact. If you're in that situation - I admire you, it's immensely tough to stand up to your parents and even harder to actually cut them out of your lives. May you find better people to have around who'll make your family. Because blood doesn't make a family. Love does.
JeanBean_BC 4 years ago
I'll type here what I typed below: The Bible says, "Honour your mother and father." But the Bible also says, "Parents, don't invoke your children to wrath." I interpret that as respect is earned.
Load More Replies... 🌺🍍🌼🌻🌼🍍🌺 4 years ago
I don know what to say. I live in a situation like this, but I'm scared to share because I'm worried somehow I'll get in trouble. all I can say is: Other kids in this situation, they may make you think that you're a failure, that you're useless, that you deserve whats happening to you. it's not. it's really not. never forget it.
Agnes Jekyll 4 years ago
Dear Pineapple and flowers, Thank you for reaching out. Just like you said to all those other kids, you do not deserve this. This is not your fault. The abuser is at fault, the abuser is responsible. You have done nothing wrong. You deserve love and respect over and over again, only love.
Load More Replies... S. 4 years ago
I really hope and pray for the best for everybody stuck in such situations at this present. It should be a no brainer that we all deserve basic human decency and respect, yet it upsets me deeply that we still haven't overcome this type of behaviour. If it's anything, this random stranger on the internet cares for you, supports you, is proud of your accomplishments, understands your pains, and most of all, loves you. Sending good vibes and best wishes towards everybody's way. PS: I don't think it was a good decision to read this entire article in one sitting, lol.
Leo Domitrix 4 years ago
I did all I was told to do. I still got beat. Some parents are too damaged as people to be good parents.
JeanBean_BC 4 years ago
This isn't the exact quote (I'm paraphrasing) but it's in the bible for those "Christian" parents. The Bible says, "Honour your mother and father." But the Bible also says, "Parents, don't invoke your children to wrath." I interpret that as respect is earned.
Cori 4 years ago
Aaaaaand now I feel like a rockstar parent. I had a few doosies from my own childhood. 'You're ruining my marriage' when severe depression was making it difficult to get out of bed in time to do my morning chores and make it to the bus stop on time. This was said while basically shoving me out of a moving car down the street from my school. And 'I hope you got that out of your system' when coming out that a friend of mine had been more than just a friend. Then there was that time when my step dad called me a whore when I went home for Christmas. Fun times! I remind myself of how these, and many other incidents, felt any time I feel myself loosing my patience with my own kids. Abuse causes lifelong damage and I refuse to perpetuate that cycle.
Agnes Jekyll 4 years ago
This is one of the most horrific articles I've seen on Bored Panda. It's not about parents who "went too far" or "got shamed." Many of these examples are abuse perpetrated by parents onto their children.
Jeff Requier 4 years ago
We drank the foam off our parents beer as kids and I didnt even like drinking at my friends as a teen. Didnt drink more often till like 36.
B 4 years ago
Big difference between disciplining children (i.e. teaching them manners and good behaviour) and abusing children. Physical discipline is unnecessary - just a bit of common sense and communication with your kids. Most people these days seem too afraid to even raise their voice to the kid, and then wonder why the children turn out so awful and uncontrollable (which doesn't help the kid at all in their future lives).
Reginald Joseph 4 years ago
The two worst kinds of parents are authoritarian and absent/permissive. You get the screaming, bullying abusive and inconsistent in the authoritarian and the absent, inconsistent, "shrug" neglectful from the permissive. There is a vast field of positive between those two poles.
Load More Replies... Darrell Mills 4 years ago
This is quite possibly some of the most f’d up s I’ve ever seen posted here
Laura Dawson 4 years ago
This is so sad & painful to read. I lived in a broken home, my Dad used to beat me from the age of 3 upwards, I remember he was drunk the first time around Christmas. Afterwards, he quit drinking but it wasn't the alcohol that fueled his violent outbursts. I was told I was worthless, ugly, lazy, the black sheep of the family, etc. I was punched in the stomach, kicked, dragged by the hair & he tried to smother me with a pillow on one occasion, then tried to buy me something because he felt bad afterwards. I was only 14 & had nowhere to go. Honestly I blotted a lot of it out but now getting therapy as an adult in my late twenties & no longer see my Dad.
Agnes Jekyll 4 years ago
Laura, I hope telling your story helps. I'm so sorry that man was your father. I always wanted children, and it kills me to think he had the greatest opportunity a human being is lucky to have and he hurt you. I wish you a lifetime of love and support and kindness.
Load More Replies... Jenifer Riggs 4 years ago (edited)
The way I see it, all these parents who are doing these terrible things do not deserve their children. Children deserve loving parents who will give their all and do everything in their power to support them above all things.
L.M. Frazer 3 years ago
These are all horrid in their own ways.....but #19 (the dog that was put in a shelter as a punishment to a child not doing well in school) absolutely made me tear up. How can people be this cruel and controlling. Go get psych degrees everyone....they'll always be a use for them with this brand of nutbags around!
Kim Lorton 4 years ago
Never thought I’d hear of such evil, stupid, and moronic parents! It really makes me want to be in law enforcement, the illegal kind.
Mimi777 4 years ago
My boyfriend’s mom is one of those people who constantly posts/shares hateful and prejudiced content on Facebook especially stuff related to LGBTQ people. One of her grandkids is gay (my boyfriend’s niece) she threatens her with taking away her inheritance when she dies if she doesn’t go to church with her..
Tobias the Tiger 4 years ago
To everyone else who's suffering abuse at the hands of a parent/guardian, I want you to know that you don't have to be grateful that it's not worse. I'm aware that many of my stepmom's actions don't even get close to some of the things I see here, but that still doesn't make her a good person: she tried to punish one of her kids for having suicidal thoughts, and is very backhanded about how she supports my transgender (FTM) stepbrother. (I'm also a closeted FTM, and she's one of the very reasons I'm closeted.)
Lyone Fein 4 years ago
It is so unfortunate that too many damaged people are not self-aware. Instead of seeking help, they go on to have children and to pass that damage along to the next generation. My family was the same. I am 57 now, and in the decades since my childhood I have learned: that I have to be responsible for healing myself, and for finding my own love sources; that my parents were also damaged and abused as children; to have compassion for my parents' suffering without denying the real pain and anger that I still feel; to thank my parents for giving me life itself. Without life, none of my journey would have been possible. I wish ultimate love and calm, a life free from abuse and toxic relationships, and a fruitful uplifting journey to all of us: children who suffer beyond imagination.
Jo Choto 4 years ago
We need licenses to have a dog, but any idiot can reproduce. Maybe one day we will change that.
Lauren Ringel 4 years ago
So... some of these are fabricated for shock value and noted on original posts on Reddit.
Astrid Nineor 4 years ago
Allthough there are probably plenty of people like that, I bet more than half of these are fake
Lauren Caswell 4 years ago (edited)
Wait what? There's no woman bashing is there? I saw dysfunctional parents in this thread, mothers and father's, and I know of parents who do this kind of s**t i dont see it as fake anecdotes, and I genuinely didn't see any gender agenda? (Omg I love how that rhymes though as a side note: gender agenda)
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