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newsofthe.word :
some parents really confuse their kids w a spouse
2026-09-14 12:13:29
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Loven'Lore Orlesian Masque :
people trying to raise good kids when they need to worry about raising good adults
2026-09-14 15:03:58
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sullins_ :
I’m 30 married and pregnant. My father in law just helped me buy a car for myself….. like went to the dealership with me. Negotiated on my behalf and then I paid for it. He isn’t my parent and I have never bought a car before… he came to make sure I didn’t get taken advantage of and the price was far and the car wasn’t a lemon. He made sure I didn’t fail at a new thing. At 30 married and with a child on the way….. I’m not even his blood.
2026-09-14 15:29:01
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Estaquestaquí :
I really hate when people say that kids are being manipulative.
2026-09-14 03:17:08
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Melissaaaaaaa :
I once told my mom I hate her. She gave me space, forgave me and accepted my apology once I realized I was wrong, and then showed me how to better handle my big emotions going forward without lashing out at other people. It was red light green light like you described and it’s called good parenting!
2026-09-14 01:56:33
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trueloveshaswings-SAHM :
Yessssss!! Because we are RAISING ADULTS!
2026-09-14 18:31:54
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lvlybookgirly :
my daughter is 13 and I just sit around waiting for her to come find me. my husband just taught her how to use the griddle to make pancakes. I'm not setting her up for failure, she will know she can do it all by herself.
2026-09-14 12:54:22
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Sara Schuster :
The daughter had pretty common questions I thought, she did a lot of the work and just needed a little help with the next steps 🤷🏻♀️i still ask my parents questions about stuff I haven’t experienced yet. I feel comfortable asking them and I hope my kids feel that way when they have questions.
2026-09-15 17:37:52
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𝔇𝔯𝔞𝔤𝔬𝔫𝔟𝔢𝔩𝔩𝔞🪶🪶 :
Thank you very much! My son is now 19 and everyone thought I was wrong for raising my son this way. He’s independent, but if ever he needs his parents, we will be there to help him with the issue he needs us for.
2026-09-14 09:09:52
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strawburst🇨🇦 :
big game of green light red light is a perfect analogy
2026-09-14 02:00:35
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BuffPoliticalNerd :
as a parent your goal should be to get your child to where they don’t need you all the time. But when they do need you they should know that you are there. You might not have all the answers but the both of you with figure it out
2026-09-14 19:29:02
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Courtney :
Can we just break that down: “I’m not a mom here for you when it’s convenient for you.” HUH?? HOW does one even GET there?? That might be more dysfunctional than Olivia Soprano 💀
2026-09-14 16:41:14
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pasta :
“You are supposed to make their life more convenient” SAY IT LOUDER bc that kid did NOT choose to be dragged into this world, especially not to parents )who chose to have them) to see them, the kid THEY wanted enough to bring into life, as a burden 😐
2026-09-14 23:40:31
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Sjofn🍀🍁🐢 :
The amount of people who just show that they had kids for purely narcissistic reasons and then seems absolutely *shocked* that they did infact birth a human being that requires being taught things, and raised and nutured instead of just a life sized doll they get to dress up and play with until they get bored never ceases to amaze me.
2026-09-14 13:35:51
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MiniWorld :
Of course they can!
2026-09-16 21:47:14
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Danny Panzella-Velez :
These boomers and elder Gen Xers were codependent with their parents, and I want their kids to be codependent with them
2026-09-15 00:55:35
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Matt ♈️♊️♏️ :
yet folks feel owed … it’s been something my family line has been working on
2026-09-14 01:47:23
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hannahbear :
parenthood shouldn't be transactional. just like any relationship, that mentality causes unhealthy dynamics.
2026-09-14 14:04:17
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johnbearoverthere :
your goal as a parent is to get your kid to a place where they don't need you (
2026-09-14 15:34:22
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RykieArt :
You know what my biggest question is when I see a true crime potcast, or true crime video, where the child or young adult can't quite cut it in the world on their own, and end up on the street, and perhaps get murdered... My biggest question is why wasn't going home an option? Why wasn't asking parents for help an option? These people just answered my question. May I NEVER make my own children feel unwelcome, to ask me for advice or help. I don't care how snarky they get, or how old they get, or how many dumb sh*t's on the Internet tel me "oh you're coddling" I will ALWAYS be there for my children!
2026-09-15 16:01:52
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Jessica Rickard :
yeah I want my kids to be able to live with out me because one day I won't be here
2026-09-14 10:58:19
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BayBay.ADHD.Book.Reviews :
I’m 37 and still ask my parents questions sometimes…. lol
2026-09-14 18:45:35
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Phoenix17X :
I started seeing your feed after your video on Almost-College-Mom's insane diatribe. You hit the nail on the head. Keep these up.
2026-09-14 03:14:32
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Lizeth Imperial :
Today, my teenage son asked me how I would feel when he eventually left home. I told him I would feel proud knowing that he was ready to build his own life and could be happy wherever he went. To me, that would mean I had done a good job as his mother. I told him that when the time came, he should feel free to leave, explore the world, and follow his own path without feeling guilty or worrying about me. Seeing him become a good person and live a happy life would always make me happy. Growing up and discovering the world are part of life. I also reminded him that if he ever needed anything, he could always call me, and I would be there for him. I never want him to feel responsible for me—I only want him to know that he will always have my love and support.
2026-09-16 13:36:58
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Social Justice Matters :
My 9 yo literally told me “not right now mom I need a break” after he started a conversation that I just got excited about! Haha
2026-09-15 01:20:04
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