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A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered After I told my mother that I didn't open up to her or my dad was because I didn't trust them with my emotions, she started screaming that she hated me

Like, girl, this is exactly why I don't tell you things 😂

LandPiranha63 , Monstera Report

Final score:

120points

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𝓚𝓮𝓲𝓽𝓱 1 year ago

This is why we can’t have nice things, mother

43points

BoffyToffee , Jesper Sehested Pluslexia Report

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered "Stop twitching, tapping, moving, bopping, clicking. CAN YOU JUST SIT STILL while I'm trying to watch tv and drink [yet another] glass of wine." Me with a private docs diagnoses for ADHD that my parents didn't tell me about because they were embarrassed of me and couldn't bare for the weird church cult they were part of to find out. They went private docs so it wouldn't be on my medical records. And if I talk to any of the GPs as an adult about possible meds, they just think I'm looking for a high and not actual help. A few years later, I got in bad trouble at school due to my ADHD and sensory problems[where a teacher actually shut me in a cupboard because he couldn't handle me.] and I got permanently expelled from that secondary school for hitting the teacher with piece of sports equipment, after he'd shut me in that dark closet for an hour. After that my parents told me "it is your fault that we have lost faith in god, because we prayed for you to ""get better""". But I didn't, infact this was the start of my other sensory issues and anxiety which as an adult was diagnosed as autism. I was misunderstood, mismedicated, and everything felt wrong but I could not describe or even analyze what exactly was provoking my fight or flight. This story ends at 11yo. I have more stories of my s****y childhood. But I'm not sure anyone will read this far down anyway. But I found writing this all down actually helpful and I feel a weight lifted.

Final score:

106points

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Charles Brewton 1 year ago

Yeah, stay strong and keep learning to grow, as Montanavanna said so aptly. Don't let your happiness be contingent on others' actions and behavior.

27points

AppointmentHot1099 , Karolina Grabowska Report

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered The main one that gets the biggest wtf from ppl is when I tell them that during lockdown my mom kept finding my brothers baby clothes (she threw mine away) & kept sending me pics, telling me that she can't wait to be a grandma. I asked if my brother got his gf pregnant, she said she was talking about me, I reminded her I would never give her & my dad grandkids she responded with "don't worry, I'll find someone to r**e you & force you to have the kid"

Final score:

81points

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Clown fish 1 year ago

WTF!

81points

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered "If you're like this now I hate to think what you'll be like on your period."

I was huddled in a chair, running a low grade fever and suffering diarrhea. She was angry with me for trying to stay home from school.

One, it's a field trip day, I don't WANT to stay home but hello, a*s pee.

Two, a period is a natural thing, and there are pads/tampons for that. Diarrhea is NOT natural and I can't exactly shove a cork in my colon.

Spoiler: she made me go to school and I shat myself mid fieldtrip.

9_of_Swords , Vanessa Ramirez Report

Final score:

78points

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TheBlueBitterfly 1 year ago

Oof, happened to me too. (In my mom's defense, I faked being sick waaaayyyy too much, and I think she just gave up believing me unless I was glued to the pot or projectile vomiting 😅 love ya, mom!) We were on a field trip to a docked submarine, my stomach was doing flipflops, and I couldn't contain it any longer. (Thank the gods it was just gas!) Did you know farts echo in a submarine? It took a long time for me to live that down. (My 5th grade teacher was awesome, had been standing nearby and he tried to claim it, apologizing with a joke about military food, but they all knew who it was. They knew.)

36points

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered "I should have aborted you." When her dryer needed cleaning because *she* didn't check dad's pockets of laundry she was doing and a grease pen melted all over it.

"Just look at you...If I looked like you, I'd [unalive] myself." To chubby 5 or 6yo old me. Like, lady, just give me a salad or some s**t.

Delicious_Subject_91 , Pixabay Report

Final score:

63points

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ConstantlyJon 1 year ago

hope OP is okay now, Jesus Christ. and hope "mom" is long gone.

45points

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered my mom told me she wishes i'd just [unalive] myself already once she doesn't remember saying it but it's stuck with me as the most f****d up thing she's ever said

houseofharm , Pixabay Report

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60points

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Fussy1 1 year ago

I'm 49 and I can remember like it was yesterday my mom saying, "I should have drowned you kids like puppies when you were little". She too suffered from selective amnesia. That's the kinda $hit a kid will always remember.

38points

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered “I wish i never had kids”

samanthapat , Allan Mas Report

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53points

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Tyranamar Seuss 1 year ago

You don't tell your kids this. But it's OK to voice this to a therapist, partner, or good friend. There are times it may feel like this. Doesn't mean you're a bad parent or that you always feel this way. Parents need to be able to be honest with how they're feeling and get support.

40points

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A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered My old boss said that she got jealous when her husband called their 4 year old daughter beautiful, so she called her daughter ugly and told him to stop inflating her ego. She proudly admitted it to all of us as if it was normal and it baffles me to this day

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52points

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Charles Brewton 1 year ago

JUST...WOW smh

27points

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#10

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered My mom told me that women pooped babies out of their butt. I believed this until I was 12 or 13. Boy, I got laughed at when I used this as my answer when asked in sex ed.

Final score:

49points

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zak 1 year ago

Dummy, everyone knows women squeeze babies out of their boobs.

34points

#11

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered When I told my mom I didn't want to keep contact with my ex-husband as he had been abusive she told me she knew there had been some hitting in the past but that she'd never witnessed it, and he'd always been very nice to her so she'd like to go have coffee with him. Seriously?! WTF.

samsnose , Leah Kelley Report

Final score:

49points

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Joshua David 1 year ago

My mom pulled some $#it like this once. I didn't talk to her for a year.

8points

#12

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered If I didn’t go get my dad alcohol he always threatened to ‘ off me ‘.

Once we were at the harbor , I pretended not to hear him so he pushed me , I don’t think he intended to, but I fell in the water between to parked boats.

A man who’s on one of the boats saw this and jumped in to save me ,I was 10 so I wasn’t a strong swimmer yet. My dad just laughed when the man was yelling at him.

PittOlivia , edward stojakovic Report

Final score:

49points

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Hill Branda 1 year ago

Holy cr*p, that's horrible.

38points

#13

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered I reminded my mom that humans deserve a basic level of respect, and that the fact she considered obedience a form of respect skews her view on how to treat people, and she told me "I don't have to respect you. You're my child." I was an adult at the time.

thatjosephdude , Mariam Antadze Report

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48points

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TheBlueBitterfly 1 year ago

And she doesn't deserve your respect, just for that alone.

44points

#14

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered When I was a kid, my best friends mother was an insufferable snob,and looked down on me because my family was lower middle class. When we were about 9 years old, she took my friend and I to the library to checkout some books, and ran into a friend of hers on the way out. She introduced us to the friend. She said very loudly, that "(insert her daughters name here) is a voracious reader and very very smart, but (insert my name here) is NOT!". I was upset and said "YES I AM!" She then looked at me, then her friend, and they rolled their eyes and laughed. That was nearly 50 years ago, and I remember it as if it were yesterday, and honestly, it had a hugely negative effect on my life, it traumatized me. The only consolation for me (I know this makes me a bad person) was that 10 years later, her very wealthy husband left her for a much younger woman and she was forced to live well below her accustomed means, and was bitter the rest of her days.
I should note I am now a very happy person, in a great relationship, running my own successful business.

CurlyQ-67 , Lukas Report

Final score:

47points

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ginshun 1 year ago

Seems like a mean comment sure, but not something that should traumatize a person for life.

6points

#15

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered Wasn’t my parents but my Grandpa.

“Josh can you take me to see Marge?”
Marge was his long time girlfriend who had Alzheimer’s. My GP was in his 70s at the time and we took away his car because he was a dangerous man behind the wheel to say the least. . “Sure Papa Joe!” That or PJoe was his nickname. Drive him to the place Marge was cared for at. Stop at the front and ask “How long until I come back?” He replied with “Give me an hour. That should be long enough for us to have sex.” I start crying laughing and he leaves with a giant smirk. I could never look at him again without thinking or saying “Almost 80 and still getting after it, WTF”

ackbosh , RDNE Stock project Report

Final score:

43points

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Der Kommissar 1 year ago

If she had Alzheimers, she didn't know who was having sex with her

3points

#16

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered I needed to take my youngest sister with me to my appointment—as I was taking her somewhere later—and afterwards she gleefully told me how beautiful my therapist was.

I thought that was super adorable, and decided to share that sentiment with my mother.

Her response? “Really? I thought she was black.”

🤦🏻‍♀️ I still haven’t recovered from that response. Like mom, you’re hispanic, you shouldn’t be like this.

Edit: formatting

thefreefaller , Susanne Nilsson Report

Final score:

40points

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Nichole Harris 1 year ago

Sorry... Racism covers the spectrum

23points

#17

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered A few months ago I had gone to do a surprise visit my grandparents on my dad’s side. While I was driving up their property I saw them walking in their groceries and witnessed seeing my dad for the first time. I had never met my dad in my life but knew my grandparents.

I walked up greeted my grandmother and she ushered me over go talk to my father. As I went to greet him this dude threw his hood on and jumped in his truck and locked the doors and said no words to me. Never in my life have I witnessed a grown man run away like that.

Dabtoker3000 , Harrison Haines Report

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38points

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Joshua David 1 year ago

Ummmm, wow?

22points

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#18

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered I would often visit the kitchen to watch how my mother cook. One day when my father saw me coming out of the kitchen, he said “you keep visiting kitchen, your d**k and balls are gonna fall off. That’s how girls are made.”
context: I was 7 when he said that to me and we are Korean family

Final score:

38points

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TheBlueBitterfly 1 year ago

Ick.

31points

#19

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered Eating all your vegetables son will make the hair grow on your chest and balls. Well WTF if I don’t want hairy balls mom!

Irishwoody073 , Ella Olsson Report

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37points

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Goose of the Ahonkalypse 1 year ago

This was a pretty common sentiment for a couple of decades. Not the balls part but the idea that certain things would put hair on your chest. I'm sure some people believed it but it was more an expression to encourage outmoded ideas of masculinity or cajole your male kid into doing things, in this case eating healthy.

6points

#20

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered Where do I even start?! I've written alot about my mom on Reddit. She was a crazy abusive monster when I was a kid. She was controlling and completely unhinged. A few weeks ago we had the following convo- Her " I just can't imagine hurting an animal. I could never forgive myself." Me "really. I must be thinking of my other mom, but my mom [unalived] my first pair of geckos that I saved a years worth of allowance to buy because she didn't want them in the house. My mom also [unalived] my parrot by putting it out side in the winter where it froze to death." Her " I did that? I would never do that." Pretty sure you did, mom.

thruitallaway34 , Jimmy Chan Report

Final score:

36points

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Mrs. Dearly Regret 1 year ago

What a monster

40points

#21

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered "You're a weak person. You should go [unalive] yourself." After I opened up to my dad about my depression six months after my mom passed away.

Top_Pop_5120 , Alex Green Report

Final score:

36points

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Clown fish 1 year ago

What a f#cking c#nt

37points

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#22

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered As a kid I downloaded an app on my Kindle Fire tablet that was supposed to teach me how to play the ukulele. Well I ended up accidentally buying a 1 year subscription for the app that costed around $100 with my parents credit card (still don’t know how this happened as their card wasn’t connected to anything on my tablet). Well my stepdad called the apps customer service and ended up telling them that I had “down syndrome” and that’s why I accidentally bought the subscription. This was all right in front of me btw. The lady on the phone was super nice and probably would’ve given him a refund anyway but like…? Was that really necessary? The best part is, is that my Mom is a SpEd teacher so again…? Why did he think he needed to say that? Idk. I don’t have Down syndrome. Also, another time he told me to get the pizza from the delivery guy on our front doorstep but again, I was really young and got scared so the pizza guy left with our pizza. He called the pizza place and told them I had autism so they’d come back with the pizza. Also had this conversation right in front of me. He thought it was hilarious, like he was “rigging the system”. Still baffles me to this day. Oh also my mom divorced him last year.

pennyroyal_in_bloom , Porapak Apichodilok Report

Final score:

35points

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Montanavanna 1 year ago

Not as bad but I know most parents will say their kid is sick if they need a day off but are unable to get it. My husband has done it more than once. Or that I am sick so he has to stay home to watch the kids. This excuse has long legs since covid happened.

4points

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#23

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered Two things.

1. "[My Aunt] is so stupid! Couldn't even get a full scholarship!" My aunt is going to become a doctor and is extremely good at it. She just couldn't get a scholarship that covered her fully just like so many other people who go to become doctors.
2. "Not to be racist but I think that if people live in America they should be required to speak English." A comment about my aunt's fiancée's family (the same aunt who she called stupid) simply because they didn't speak fluent english.

Memez_R_Life69 , Nenad Stojkovic Report

Final score:

35points

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L.M.Nickey 1 year ago

The United States does NOT have an "official" language. So people that say things like this are just showing their ignorance.

53points

#24

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered Oof. I hadn’t talked to my dad in 15 years. I decided to reach out (for certain reasons and not to restart a relationship). He asked if he could ask me about my life. I let him. I told him, among other things, I was in a wonderful relationship with a terrific gal. “Is this a real relationship or like the girlfriends I had when I was with your mother.”

I was equally glad I disowned him 15 years ago, disappointed a man and a father would speak like that to his estranged son, and angry that he was the father I was born to. He is just one big joke to me.

Silence-brothers , Michael Morse Report

Final score:

28points

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ConstantlyJon 1 year ago

That's a great way to both insult OP's mom and distance yourself from any responsibility. Way to immediately show your true colors.

9points

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#25

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered For context, I work with a bunch of children, and I bring them food and drinks and stuff like that as well. When I came down with a bad cold, I stayed home from work, not because I was too tired to go in or anything, but because I obviously didn't want to get like 12 kids and their parents sick. Mum blew up at me, asking why I care about the kids at all, they're not mine after all. Like jeez mum, have some empathy 😅

HuddyH6504 , Sarah Dietz Report

Final score:

28points

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Pancake_Pansexual_Panda 1 year ago

That mum doesn't care at all. She is so rude.

10points

#26

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered “You need to stop eating.”

My dad kind of underhandedly waited until he and I were alone away from my mom and brother. He glared pointedly at my belly (admittedly large from weight gain), and said that to me. Not “I’m concerned about your health” or “try to cut back and move more” - just “stop eating.” Stop doing something necessary to live.

I had previously suffered for years from eating disorders and his comment worsened everything. Eight years later, I still actively think about it multiple times every day. My relationship with food and my body is awful; I’ve become a recluse because of my shame over my appearance. Fights over my insecurity have contributed significantly to my crumbling marriage.

The kicker? My dad has been morbidly obese his entire life

abbyroade , Polar Report

Final score:

27points

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Charles Brewton 1 year ago

Yeah, sounds like an insensitive, older generation way of saying cut back. Probably prompted (hopefully) by concern but definitely should've been worded differently. From modern perspectives, parent/child interactions were pretty heinous in the past...

9points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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#27

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered “I’m raising my daughter to be a wife” (she’s 4)

oofmyguy128 , KawaiiArt1980 Report

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26points

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Clown fish 1 year ago

You better be raising any sons to be good husbands then 😤😒🙄

25points

#28

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered "[Temnyj] is your mothers favourite."

Said directly to both my younger brother and sister.

Made even worse by the fact that everybody knew my sister was *his* favourite. So. An extra f**k you to my brother, i guess.

There were a lot of pretty s****y nuggets from him, but that one always stuck with me as an exceptionally unnecessary comment that serves no purpose other than f*****g up your kids self worth.

Temnyj_Korol , Polesie Toy Report

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24points

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Michael Largey 1 year ago

Right before she died, my mom had each of her five children come into her hospital room separately for a last talk. She told each of us, "Don't tell the others, but you were my favorite!" She knew darn well that we'd compare notes after the funeral, and this was her last prank on us. She left the world laughing.

12points

#29

"You were a mistake, and I had planned to abort you."

Yeah... that happened...

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24points

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Joshua David 1 year ago

Evil.

10points

#30

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered When I was about 28 my mom broke the news to me and my siblings that our dad had passed away, and oh ya you have a half brother who is in his 40s. Has a wife and children…still in shock and I’m in my mid 30s now. My dad bailed on us when we were toddlers.

Ok_Mud_8413 , macaronited Report

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20points

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Pancake_Pansexual_Panda 1 year ago

If that ever happened to me, I would never be the same again, and I would be sad too.

6points

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

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#31

"Your mom was a prostitute and I might not be your dad." I was age eleven when I was given this piece of information.

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18points

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PeepPeep the duck 1 year ago (edited)

I went to school with a girl with that backstory. We are still friends and she lives a good life and runs a beauty parlour in Melbourne. He was a good dad

5points

#32

They only wanted my twin..

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18points

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Dread Pirate Roberts 1 year ago

It's bad enough to think something like that about your kids, but they felt the need to say it out loud too? Unbelievable.

5points

#33

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered Once my mom talked about how my dad was a good father despite him having a bad upbringing with his dad. She was basically using it as an excuse for him while she was talking to extended family.

Me and my dad always had a complicated relationship. I was scared of him as a kid and we don't talk very much now. At one point as a kid the story goes he tried to burn me with a lighter and it was a whole thing, but I guess we all moved on. I couldn't really believe it when I heard it.

Classic-Ad-6736 , Alexa LaSpisa Report

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17points

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Montanavanna 1 year ago

Your doing parenting wrong if you think having your kids fear you is the way to raise.

9points

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#34

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered Called my dad asking how to set up a retirement fund, he said “retirement is for the birds, work until you’re dead” *click*

leaders-can-inspire , EVG Kowalievska Report

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16points

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Blue Bunny of Happiness 1 year ago

Well, that seems to be the attitude of the government at least…

14points

#35

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered A lot of things

1. My retina detached. My mom asked why I need a surgery to fix it.
2. When she could still my bank account, she got mad and asked me why I was spending $30+/week at gas stations. Um. Gas. What else would I get from a gas station every week?
3. Refuses to get a physical/annual exam/mammograms/bloodwork or anything that's recommended for her age. Tries to claim I'm the unhealthy one who doesn't take care of my health.
4. She tried to forge her friend's signature for a document that needs go be notarized and acted surprised when the court wouldn't accept it

ferdieaegir , Pixabay Report

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15points

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Timbob 1 year ago

Unfortunately, there in no “intelligence” required for procreation.

2points

#36

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered *knocks on the shed door*
If you boys are gonna smoke grass, at least do it inside. Besides, you look like wierdos sneakin' out here.

ThodinThorsson , Pixabay Report

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14points

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Elchinero 1 year ago

gotta chare, man

3points

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#37

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered Dad wasn’t around as a child. Meet dad when I am 7 years of age. Dad makes no attempt to connect. I had a hard time calling him dad cause he was a stranger. After doing the every other weekend thing, it became more of a chore to have to see him. When I’m about 11 years of age he told me “ you know you don’t have to come here if you don’t want to”. Even as an 11 year old, I was baffled that a father would say that to his child. That was probably the first “what the f**k” I said in my head.

Haven’t seen or spoke to him since that day. 15 years and still going strong.

Asoto408 , Tatiana Syrikova Report

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13points

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𝓚𝓮𝓲𝓽𝓱 1 year ago

Is it just me or was the dad just trying to be considerate

31points

#38

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered When I called my mother to find out a good time of year to visit her she said, "What for?"

Space_T0ilet , Naim Benjelloun Report

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8points

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Zoey Rayne 1 year ago

Tone and context is important here. Did she want to know more about the time and intent/activities of the visit or was she asking "Why would I want to see you?" Big difference.

6points

#39

A Netizen Asked “What Has A Parent Said To You That Made You Go, ‘What The Hell?’” And 30 Delivered My father once told me that between my brother and I, I was his favorite. This caught me off guard because I thought parents weren’t supposed to have favorites.

fun_Dip_fan , Quang Nguyen Vinh Report

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5points

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Alyssa Phillips 1 year ago

Unpopular opinion...I have situational favorites. If I want to sit and cuddle, watch a movie and pig out, I call my youngest. If I want to go to a show or concert or something cultural, my middle. And anything outdoors is my oldest. I dread having to switch it up because they can be insufferable. I'll do it ... But I won't be happy about it on the inside.

8points

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Nelson 1 year ago

Long ago I did two tours (20 months) in VN and 5 months on German Czech border. My family moved during my second VN tour and unbeknownst to me, threw away all my clothes, memorabilia, and car. Got out of army and went to parents’ new home expecting to have some basis for restarting life. There was nothing, not even a T-shirt. Their excuse was that they didn’t have room. However, their new home was in SoCal and they had room for snow blowers, and other c**p. It almost destroyed me as in my 3 yr army term, I spent 25 months deployed, was wounded twice, and had significant PTSD. I had absolutely nothing and was betrayed by my ultra-patriotic a@@hat parents.

8points

Glenn Schroeder 1 year ago

I hope you're doing better now.

2points

Darius S. (he/him) cis/grey 1 year ago

just following up to Hey to fellow ptsd'r

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Darius S. (he/him) cis/grey 1 year ago

Thank you for serving.. really, thank you. And... SoCal Snowblowers??

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Darius S. (he/him) cis/grey 1 year ago (edited)

That is horrible. I think most people would agree. Mental health is health. I too have PTSD (not comparing) so I hope the best future for you. It is possible. Edit. It's almost like "they didn't have room" was like they didn't have a kid. Were they worried you might not return?

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Brainmas 1 year ago

My parent told me she wouldn't be surprised if I got pregnant by 16. I was 15 and a virgin, and I'm pretty sure this was just one of the usual lectures on how I didn't do my chores right or my grades not being good enough.

7points

- 1 year ago

Where did she get that weird correlation between pregnancy and not getting an A on a math test? Her thinking makes sense only if she flunked sex ed and thought that making the bed the next morning was a form of contraception.

1point

Nichole Harris 1 year ago

My momma once threw a hand full of candy at me and told me to eat it and go die, it was my Halloween candy and I asked if I could take some to school. I was 5

6points

Rain Anderson 1 year ago

Nice momma u have. Hope u r away from her.

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Skulls.N.Succulents 1 year ago

I've never in my life said anything to my children to make them think for a single second I wouldn't do anything in my power to protect them above all else. Kill for, die for and go to war with God over them in the blink of an eye. How someone can be the worse thing that ever happened to their own child and not even admit or care about it is sickening!!!!

5points

majandess 1 year ago

Yes. This stuff is horrifying to me. I totally love my son; he's one of the best things to ever happen in my life. I wouldn't ever say or do these sorts of things to him.

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Sam J 1 year ago

My mom used to threaten to slit her wrists to me when I was FOUR if I overwhelmed her (she was a single mom, but my grandma and great grandma lived in the house and helped care for me). She'd go over to the kitchen cabinets and grab a butter knife to hold to her wrists. I know now that it's not likely to unalive you but at the time I was terrified. It happened a few times too. I'm realizing now just how f**ked up that was.

4points

Rostit. . 1 year ago

Holy c**p. I mean my parents were far from perfect but they were angels compared to these folks. I remember when I realized my parents were just like me but older. they were not perfect but they love me and did their best. The spanking backfired though. that gave me some complexes that I didn't even realize until I was in my 40s.

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ThisIsMe 1 year ago

I've posted in a MIL thread before, but applies here too: At my mother's memorial service, my MIL came up to "console" me and told me she could be my mother now. These two women saw each other at my wedding and once again at Christmas, after which my folks decided it was best to just avoid my in-laws. I have never been close to, or frankly even liked, my MIL. She was a terrible mother to her kids, and I will never forget her trying to replace my mom that day.

2points

EeyoreGetsMe 1 year ago

My mum told me I was a mistake and she couldn't bear to look at me because I looked like my dad. When I split with my husband and ended up in a refuge she applied for custody of my son. When my ex and I went on to have new relationships and more kids she would visit his kids but never mine. I was literally down the road.

2points

Ephemeral Mochi 1 year ago (edited)

(my mom talking about me on the phone with someone) "She's got the biggest boobs I've ever seen!"

2points

Montanavanna 1 year ago

My mom, while tipsy, said something that I had to inform her was hella ignorant. It went a little something like this. "You know I don't have a problem with gay people but, I am tired of seeing two men kiss on TV". How would any of you responded?

2points

TheBlueBitterfly 1 year ago

Stop watching TV then?

2points

Skulls.N.Succulents 1 year ago

"I'm tired of seeing old people making fools of themselves" and walk away

2points

ConstantlyJon 1 year ago

"maybe you should actually interact with some gay people in real life?"

2points

majandess 1 year ago

I have two responses when my mom starts that stuff. Either dead silence, or "that's messed up." My mom doesn't always know when she's crossed the line into f****d up territory, but I really don't want to get into it with her.

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bElLa sTairZz 1 year ago

my dad used to s**t talk my mum, which violated the court order, my step mum pointed it out once. all in front of me and my step sister

1point

Yettichild 1 year ago

"My husband will always come before my children" said to 14 year old me by my mom.

1point

Tyranamar Seuss 1 year ago

This was just depressing. I had to stop reading. Child abuse is gross.

1point

Doodles1983 1 year ago

“You’re getting a bit fat, Gem.” “If you have kids don’t ask for my help. I did my Nan part for your sisters.”

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Nelson 1 year ago

8points

Glenn Schroeder 1 year ago

I hope you're doing better now.

2points

Darius S. (he/him) cis/grey 1 year ago

just following up to Hey to fellow ptsd'r

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Darius S. (he/him) cis/grey 1 year ago

Thank you for serving.. really, thank you. And... SoCal Snowblowers??

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Darius S. (he/him) cis/grey 1 year ago (edited)

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Brainmas 1 year ago

7points

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Nichole Harris 1 year ago

My momma once threw a hand full of candy at me and told me to eat it and go die, it was my Halloween candy and I asked if I could take some to school. I was 5

6points

Rain Anderson 1 year ago

Nice momma u have. Hope u r away from her.

1point

Skulls.N.Succulents 1 year ago

5points

majandess 1 year ago

Yes. This stuff is horrifying to me. I totally love my son; he's one of the best things to ever happen in my life. I wouldn't ever say or do these sorts of things to him.

0points

Sam J 1 year ago

4points

Rostit. . 1 year ago

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ThisIsMe 1 year ago

2points

EeyoreGetsMe 1 year ago

2points

Ephemeral Mochi 1 year ago (edited)

(my mom talking about me on the phone with someone) "She's got the biggest boobs I've ever seen!"

2points

Montanavanna 1 year ago

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TheBlueBitterfly 1 year ago

Stop watching TV then?

2points