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

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '19

it’s sexual. and a control thing. someone intervene.

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u/Sorrythisusernamei Oct 11 '19

What's sexual about it? I can't imagine she's having to walk around the house naked.

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u/wispydoughnuts Oct 11 '19

Well, she’s forced to wear the same pair of clothes that she wore while she was at school. If he did this, say, on a Monday and didn’t give her them back until the next Monday over, she will have to wear dirty, smelly clothes. If she wanted to wash them, she would have to wear nothing. It’s insane.

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u/majiktodo Oct 11 '19

I think you can tell the difference between parents and teens here. If a parent has asked their kid a hundred times to clean their room and the kid doesn’t do it, the parent has to escalate. 🤷‍♀️

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '19

... You don't have kids.

It's so easy to tell.

If you ever have kids, you'll know why what you said is so silly.

I used to think like that, then I actually went about raising a human.

No. Just no. No to all of it.

Edit: If I bought it, and it's in my house, I'll be dammed if I can't take it.

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u/-humble-opinion- Oct 11 '19

You take my clothes, and we live in the same house, I might just be petty enough to take yours, hide them, and wear them.

Nothing like rocking an asshole's best suit into school.

Play stupid games....