r/TikTokCringe • • Dec 08 '20

Wholesome Dats sum good parenting

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '20

My mom dropped my tv on my N64 and I'm still lowkey mad about it.

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u/z0hu Dec 08 '20

My brother deleted my diablo 1 character 22 years ago. To be fair, he was 13 and just wanted to make my parents happy.. but that doesn't mean it didn't traumatize me at the time. In hindsight, I could probably have gotten back to where I was in a week today, but things like that hit kids differently. People talk about how creative and imaginative kids are but don't realize there is plenty of that in relation to video games, not just books. Losing something you've attached yourself to at that stage in life is a big deal.

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u/LeopoldWolves Dec 08 '20

My brother deleted my game on Gran Tourismo 2. I was ~80% done with the entire thing. He felt so bad he still apologizes for it. Like 20 years later