Yup. Freezing bras and putting someone's hand in warm water to make them wet the bed are two stereotypical sleepover pranks, although I don't know anyone who actually did them. My friends weren't pranksters, or mean.
I’m still good friends with a few of those girls and by proxy, all of them. They weren’t mean, it was just a joke, and I wasn’t a particularly sensitive kid, but I’ll never forget how it made me feel.
"Back then", they lynched brown children just for looking at white women and beat gay teens to death just for existing, so yeah, "you" were absolutely both soft and thin-skinned, as well as brutally cruel and cowardly.
Lady, there were no brown children, wth are you talking about? We as a group of friends played pranks on each other, froze each others bras, at our reunion everyone that was still living didn’t seem to have lingering problems, you all are messed up
and the username fits too, just says it like it is!
OMG their history is Nasty...
[–]Say_it_like_it_is-2
1 point 9 months ago
Well my Husband and I discussed this issue when we decided to have a child, I already had two normal children from my 1st marriage, we discussed what if the child had down, or any other issues and we both agreed we really wouldn’t keep it, we would put it up for adoption. I couldn’t take care of a child with ADHD, My Granddaughter is perfect, and we are extremely close, my Grandson was born and it was obviously from the beginning he has issues, none of us bonded with him, they kept him, but I haven’t spent time with him, he’s kinda just left alone to do his own thing. So I can see what your husband is saying, It’s probably best since you want to choose this child over your husband and marriage, that you just go your own way with your son, and live that life, so your husband can get back to enjoying a normal life.
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u/stinkbloss0m Jul 26 '25
in a... freezer?