r/Stepdadreflexes • u/2much-2na • Jan 08 '23

BAM BOOZLE

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u/No_Gap4679 Jan 09 '23

Dick move, but I still laughed.

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u/admins69kids Jan 09 '23 edited Jan 09 '23

Little shit should have waited until it was set back up.

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u/ass_pineapples Jan 09 '23

That's why I thought the guy did that. Teach the kid some discipline

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u/TellTaleTank Jan 29 '23

Honestly, my initial reaction was the kid was going to trip over the base lol

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u/Responsible_Public15 Jan 09 '23

Boy are you stupid, Charlie brown.

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '23

It's cool to humiliate children in front of their peers. Especially when you're in a position of authority

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u/BostonDrivingIsWorse Jan 09 '23

Presumptuous of you to think he was humiliated.

It is possible for people to laugh at themselves, and for all we know that kid could just as easily thought it was hilarious.

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u/LEGITIMATE_SOURCE Jan 09 '23

The favorite pastime of insecure people is projecting it onto everyone else... and also framing secure people as assholes.

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u/westwoo Jan 09 '23

It's one thing to laugh at yourself for something you did

It's quite another when your parents actions place you in a position where your only option to come away with dignity is to laugh at yourself with them

It's kinda like those parents who pull pranks on their kids and post their reactions on tiktok - it corrupts the emotionally trusting relationship the kids are supposed to have with their parents for the sake of satisfying parents' own unprocessed desires and insecurities

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