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'If a child is unlikeable it's because their parents haven't raised them right': Childfree person catches heat for saying it's 'fine and normal' to dislike kids

Kids will be kids

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'Do you wear the same clothes several days in a row?': Man proudly does laundry twice a month, gets roasted by parents doing 7 loads a week and clean freaks

...is that bad?

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Self-indulgent parents name daughter Pennsylvania, flip out when she changes it and keeps it a secret for 5 years: 'My parents insisted that everybody was to call me by my full name'

Should've chosen a catchier-sounding state

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The Wildest Parenting Texts of the Week (April 30, 2024)

Whatever happened to "Thank you for making pizza"?

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'I looked at the check and started laughing': Family demands their kid pay rent while in college, then 'gift' him the money back 4 years later, he cuts off all contact with them in response

Every parent wants to have the opportunity to help their kids as much as they can and prepare them for real life. Some parents do it by giving their kids everything they ask for, and even helping them financially through every step of the way. Other parents do it by finding a way to teach their kids a lesson, and showing them what life really is in the real world. The parents in this Reddit story really thought they were teaching their kid an important lesson. His whole life, he had to work to…

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