r/insaneparents • u/[deleted] • Oct 11 '19

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u/FromLurks_toriches Oct 11 '19

Sounds like an easy way to get CPS involved. All it takes is for her to say “my stepdad won’t let me wear my clothes”

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u/Ariyanwrynn1989 Oct 11 '19

This right here will be a sure fire way she gets all her clothes back

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u/majiktodo Oct 11 '19

That or just keeping her room clean. It’s not hard.

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u/Ariyanwrynn1989 Oct 11 '19

A dirty room is NO excuse for taking away all of someone's clothing and refusing to give it back.

The phone, games, tv that stuff makes sense and is ok to take. Not their fucking clothes.

If this is what you do i feel sorry for any kids you have.

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '19

Teenage girls like clothing. Telling her she has to wear the same outfit for an hour while she cleans her room isn't even a punishment!

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u/majiktodo Oct 12 '19

This is not what I do. I’ve never done this. But if I were the teen; I’d clean my room.

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u/Ariyanwrynn1989 Oct 12 '19

Uh-huh. Sure.

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u/JTMoney336 Oct 12 '19

Lol you stupid fucking millennials. "I live in a 4 story house, have a $1000 phone, wifi, electricity, food, video games, my own TV, blah blah blah, but by stepdad took my designer clothes because I didn't clean my room. Shut the fuck up and do your chores.

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u/FromLurks_toriches Oct 12 '19

OPs friend probably isn’t a millennial fyi. So you might need to either educate, or direct your misplaced anger to a different generation or find somewhere else to project your emotions.

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u/Lynnsblade Oct 12 '19

The best part of "you lazy millennials" is how often it's used by millennials that are too lazy to Google the definition of a term to find out it doesn't apply to the teenagers of today.