To anyone parenting a toddler or otherwise young child - it will get better, just stick with it. Probably. Actually we don't know because we don't have kids. So godspeed to you and we hope that it does in fact get better with age. On the bright side, you can look forward to the day your kids move out of the house and you can get some goddamn peace and quiet, right?
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Dad content will never ever get old - it's just a fact of life. Even if you're not a biological dad, you can still be a dad at heart by cracking terrible jokes., and we think these posts are perfect to help get you started.
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Life sucks and then you die. In between? It's pain. You mostly experience pain. Maybe you pop out a few kids. Go on vacation for a couple days weeks over the span of a decade. Get fat. Lose weight. Get fat again. Hate yourself. Why not let yourself enjoy a few meaningless moments before you disappear into the ether? These memes could help you do just that.
Growing up I thought that my parents were harsh. They rarely let me attend sleepovers, I never went to sleep away camp with the cool kids, and anything television beyond PBS was an absolute no-no. I've walked around with a chip on my sheltered shoulder ever since. Until yesterday, when I saw an enlightening thread on r/AskReddit.
Reddit user u/ctsom took to the subreddit and asked fellow redditors to describe the weird rules they grew up with as kids. The customs and boundaries range from extremely strict to extremely weird. And like me, you may end up feeling like your upbringing was relatively normal.
Parenting ain't easy. Between the oppressive costs of healthcare and childcare, and the effect that raising kids has on one's sanity, sometimes it feels like a losing game. And then your kid does something magical, cute, or hilarious, and it all seems worth it. These highs and lows are all well-represented in this highly relatable batch of memes for every kind of parent.
