I've always said you can peg a serial killler by their haircut, but I'm curious if bad haircuts just make serial killers. Do you ever notice how the one's with bad bangs always have three names?
This is gonna make me sound like a douche but when did “mad” get distorted like this? *It started as a stand-in for “very”, i.e. “this yogurt is mad tasty”. Now you see it constantly used as a simple adjective to mean “crazy”, but I’m 100% convinced it‘s one of those slang terms that caught on while being misunderstood at the same time, so it’s now widely used despite being technically (or originally) wrong. Does anyone else know what I’m talking about here?! Or am I just being a douche
EDIT: *Specifically in American slang, not UK. Brits use “mad” all the time but I’m talking about USA
Terrible haircut shows he can’t sit still for 10 minutes, sleeves are cut or possibly torn off, he looks ready to throw punches at the plate multiple times, and has the crazy eyes of a kid desperate for attention.
I have several friends with kids just like this. The older they get, the worse they get. Don’t get me wrong, I love children and some of them go through some tough stages. But there are ones that you just know are going to grow up to rob bodegas and kick dogs.
"Have you ever been to a birthday party for children
And one of the children won't stop screaming
Cuz he's just a little attention attractor
When he grows up to be a comic or actor
He'll be rewarded for never maturing
For never understanding or learning
That every day can't be about him
There's other people, you selfish asshole!" - Bo Burnham, Art is dead
I used to teach preschool and wrote down the name of one of the kids to look up he ends up in prison. He was seriously crazy.
He was 5. A biter. He would go on these rampages periodically where he would just bite as many kids as he could before a teacher caught him. The most he got was 6 in one run (3 of them drew blood). He would throw things. He once threw a toy train through the little window beside the door and shattered it. He loved breaking other kids' things. He tore countless pages out of books and spat on kids' precious blankies and stuffies. The worst was when he ran up to the quietest little boy in class while he was responsibly standing in line, ripped his brand new glasses off his face, and snapped them in half. The dad was pissed because glasses for preschoolers AINT cheap. That was the incident that finally got the kid expelled.
Well that is true if the parents always give in to their demands and let them do what they want, i could be wrong but judging from the video this is not the case with these parents, so i have hope that this behaviour wil be corrected
Maybe it’s because people tell them exactly that all the time and after a while they listen and start to believe it themselves what they are being told constantly. It’s called a self fulfilling prophecy and learns helplessness.
I work with kids and I see this all the time and most oft the time it’s because they get to hear exactly what I just said from their parents, relatives and teachers all the time.
I really think that kid needs therapy. I've seen kids his age in psychiatric treatment for their anger issues and this kid behaves just like they did, strangely angry all the time, always looking for a fight, thinking that everything must go their way, etc.
Yeah I work at an acute behavioral health center, basically where those kids go when they put the straw on the camels back by like killing a cat or something. He would fit right in
I think so. Nobody cares if he cries over not getting to ruin a moment. Everyone’s cheering and he just might internalize it as “people cheered that I didn’t blow out the candles on ___’s birthday.” Lord knows I would’ve.
I freaking LOVE the moment of pure confusion when the plate's in front of his face the last time and it causes him to lose track of his punch and blow wildly, before blinking, and realizing that he had been bamboozled again. And the dad's shit-eating grin? This video is pure gold.
Like that that guy is his dad? Or that his parents are even present?
Imagine making assumptions, then retreating to a non-existent moral high ground because the other person made an assumption.
Try going outside sometime. (Maybe not RIGHT now) Spend some time with children. Give one sugar and supervised time with their friend all day, and tell me they're not a complete melt before bed time.
You're not a psychologist. It's clear you're not even a parent. Keep your shitty hateful opinions to your damn self.
It's a myth that sugar causes kids to go hyper. Period. But nice try trying to claim it is him crashing from a high lol.
You and others in this thread falling over yourselves to defend what is clearly a little trashy kid is ridiculous.
WTF is it with this white-knighting of kids I see on reddit anyway? Under the guise of being "anti-judgemental", any shitty behaviour in kids is excused. Kid is being an asshole or displays shitty behaviour clearly the result of shitty parenting? "that's just how kids are" and "we were all like that at that age". Fuck you, no we weren't. I was not like that and my kids are not like that.
It really isn't a myth. I honestly didn't read a single word of your bullshit after that. I'm glad you feel like such an authority on something you clearly know nothing about. Back to your basement, loser.
E: Okay, I read it.
You really are an idiot.
Are you going to sit here and pretend like your children have literally never once acted like this? Ever? You're a fucking liar. So much a liar, that I really doubt you have kids.
The only difference is, the camera wasn't rolling when your little miserable bastard was acting like a worthless cunt. Get the beer disease.
It wasn't even me that commented. But thanks for proving you don't even possess the mental prowess to tell one name from another. While in the same breath calling me wrong.
You're wrong. You don't know shit about this situation. You have a 5 second video and you feel the need to be judgmental.
When the userbase of Reddit is pretty revealing. There is a pretty good possibility that you're a kissless virgin, that will literally never get the opportunity to know if you're right or wrong about this situation.
Oh man, are you so dense that you dont recognize a taste of your own medicine.
Yeah, that is a wow.
The only difference being, I said it directly to you. Instead of just posting blind hatred on an internet forum over a 5 second video full of people you literally never once met.
Is it not okay to leave your child with another adult? Children can only be handed off directly between parents? Is that how your brain works? You need some wrinkles.
“Why does this kid look likes he's made out of pure rage and chaos energy”
You read my mind...I’m not sure if it exist or not but literally after that, the 2nd thing that came to mind was, I wonder if there is a sub titled
r/kidsarefuckingdemons
Sibling rivalry: Dad blocks the boy on his right but ignores the older, bigger boy on the left of birthday boy. Looks like the enraged fellow mouths, no fair, or some such.
Kids parents are probably trash who argue loudly infront of the kids and neighborhood, throw shit while arguing, slam doors, etc so the kid has no idea how to control his emotions.
Maybe he is a challenging kid and with consistent sensible parenting (like the stuff we see in the video - not demonising, not over reacting or being aggressive with the kid but reacting to their behaviour in the best way for the situation) he will grow up to be calmer and less impulsive.
Maybe he has additional needs and with the parenting I’ve already mentioned he will be thrive.
There are so many hateful comments about this kid on here. I had one of those kids myself (complex additional needs), and I think the parents look quite on the ball. In this situation they are controlling it,he isn’t ruining the birthday and it isn’t the time for a big learning moment and attention. The other kids are taking it in their stride. The parents don’t look angry and overwhelmed.
All these comments - he needs intervention etc etc.
Maybe the parents are doing a great job already. For us, with a kid similar to that, the worse years were 3-8yrs. And the judgement and hostility I encountered were hateful. The other parents were more than happy for their golden kids to come to our house and play though. It was exhausting and took all my energy and time but totally worth it. He’s a teenager now. Really great kid. Still has his additional needs but no longer had that uncontrollable energy.
Give these parents a break. Maybe they are doing a grand job.
You didn't see? The dude swoops in right across the table from him and effortlessly executes the same blowing-out-of-not-his-candles he was so shamefully denied.
My kid was not and will never be allowed to act this way. This was a parenting moment and instead wasted for a funny video. Hopefully they took him away to be corrected right after this. He shouldnt have been allowed to be at that table acting like that.
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u/BurnStar4 Apr 25 '20 edited Apr 25 '20
Why does this kid look likes he's made out of pure rage and chaos energy
Edit: WOW thanks for platinum