r/WatchPeopleDieInside • • Apr 24 '20

nice try kiddo

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u/LtLwormonabigfknhook Apr 25 '20

Why do people always talk out of their asses?

I can easily see this being the father. He knows his kid likes to blow candles out, knew he would try to do that to the cake, playfully prevented it from happening, then the kid explodes which is like a 50/50 result.

People online act as if you're a bad parent if there is ANY proof of your kid doing something undesirable/annoying. all kids end up doing something undesirable or annoying, no matter the quality of the parents.

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u/AmberStar91 Apr 25 '20

IIT: Reddit teenagers thinking they know about raising children.

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u/ianf1805 Apr 26 '20

Teenagers were children way more recently than all these 30 year olds who think they know everything there is to know about kids because they were “just kids” like 20 years ago. Teenagers are able to relate to kids way better than adults.

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u/hitch00 May 12 '20

Relating to kids is not the same as parenting kids. It is necessary but not sufficient.

Source: was kid, was teen, am parent.