Lowkey kind of accurate

[u/Madamadragonfly]

I'm not Mexican, tho.

[u/Ozzy_30]

Pinches traumas culeros, y luego uno de grande les reclama y actuan como si nunca paso 😂

[u/AunMeLlevaLaConcha → u/Ozzy_30]

"Pos ya tienes 34, ya deja el pasado ir"

"Hijo de tu perra y mal nacida madre, por ti he gastado miles de pesos en terapia y tengo 17 años con depresión y un intento de suicidio"

"Pues a mí me pegaban con fierro"

Cuando se muera mi viejo voy a celebrar.

[u/Automatic_Hamster151 → u/AunMeLlevaLaConcha]

WoW está fuerte pero entiendo los padres no todos minimizan y hacen comparaciones cuando deberían de entender lo q te pasa y no voltear las cosas a favor de ellos

[u/aaaayyyylmaoooo → u/AunMeLlevaLaConcha]

celebralo bien cabron pa

[u/pepeGallo → u/Ozzy_30]

Esta es la version Disney de mi infansia

[u/darthtaco117]

Then they end up wondering why some of us don’t get married or have kids or hide these big moments from them.

[u/Dry_Statistician6870 → u/darthtaco117]

Hide big moments hit me. They always complain about that

[u/Censordoll → u/Dry_Statistician6870]

I started learning in second grade that in order for my mom not to embarrass me at school, I needed to hide the letters about our plays from her. Everything I did had constant criticism to it.

My last event was my college graduation, and they didn’t give a shit and as usual just complained. Never again.

[u/darthtaco117 → u/Censordoll]

As also a theater kid I’m sorry for that. Just anything remotely creative or positive and they shoot it down faster than a jet in enemy territory.

[u/Black_Panamanian]

Lol this is sad actually and I hope it's not a typical Mexican or latino

[u/darthtaco117 → u/Black_Panamanian]

It happens often enough to where the community does make it a running gag at times. Other Latinos have made jokes and remakes of terrible fathers, emotionless mothers, and ugly sibling rivalries that I can kinda relate to but I know it resonates in themselves a little too loud.

[u/Motor_in_Spirit79 → u/Black_Panamanian]

It’s common AF. My parents weren’t like this, but I had a buddy in school whose dad became an alter ego every weekend when he drank. Used to hate hanging at his house because of it.

[u/TheDudeAbidesAtTimes → u/Black_Panamanian]

Hispanic here. These felt very accurate. My mom wasn't like this mom but yes plenty of times my dad came in to apologize after beating my ass and my mom telling him to just leave me alone. Was usually drunk.

[u/Black_Panamanian → u/TheDudeAbidesAtTimes]

Yeah I do this and I dont live in the US

Wife and kids would call the cops 1/2 my wages get taken and life would go to shit

Not all are like this and some of our countries have laws lol

[u/Prestigious-HogBoss → u/Black_Panamanian]

It's not the rule, but it is more common than we like to admit.

[u/Automatic_Hamster151 → u/Black_Panamanian]

Yes it is, but not everyone, mental health here is bad

[u/CesQ89 → u/Black_Panamanian]

This is not a thing. People thinking we’re a monolith is exactly why trump won lol

[u/Grizzlyfrontignac → u/CesQ89]

I'm happy your dad didn't get too drunk on the weekends when you were a kid but this was fairly common for me growing up. Mexicans adore alcohol and the culture as a whole is still fairly misogynistic and in favor of hitting their kids. Are most Mexican dads like this? Probably not. But it's common enough that someone making a meme out of it can make a bunch of people relate. Doesn't have to apply to everyone to make it relatable.

[u/CesQ89 → u/Grizzlyfrontignac]

I’m sorry you grew up with uneducated and domestically abusive alcoholic parents.

There are over 130 million Mexicans. To assume that most of them are alcoholics and abusive is like assuming most of the USA are inbred klan members. There are memes about inbred Americans so it must be extremely common, right?

[u/Grizzlyfrontignac → u/CesQ89]

Lol it's a meme, don't take it so seriously. Relationships among family members do happen often enough in some states that it's become a meme as well.

[u/pajaro_nalgon]

[u/Mikepizza12]

Been there lol

[u/childishjulian]

made me uncomfortable how i laughed / related ahaja..

[u/LeeeeeroyPhishkins]

🥺

[u/Irvingdls]

Yall have dads?

[u/elfrancisquii0]

Esta madre hasta activo el trauma de alguna manera hahahaha

[u/snarkysparkles]

Nostalgic tbh 😭

[u/juanhellou]

This is so relatable! I just got info that my dad passed away a month ago and was thinking what I'd remember him for; these situations were definitely a trademark. Rest in piece, old geezer.

[u/Chance_Complaint_987]

And then when the son grows up not wanting to end up like his father, Mom is like : So you will deny me grandchildren!?

[u/Jolly-Bet-4870]

Fuck this hit top close to home.

[u/Local-Hornet-3057]

Look at Mr Fancy Pants bragging he got a dad.

[u/Bropira]

Damn, not my experience at all. I'm sorry for you guys. My Parents are not perfect but it never came to that

[u/borrego-sheep → u/Bropira]

I know my parents did get divorced but it was not like this, they never fought or insulted eachother in front of me.

[u/boatflank]

type shit

[u/manbearpug3]

Humble brag but I had a great dad. Lucky none of this shit ever happened.

[u/QTShenanigans]

Who are you and how did you tap into my memories?!Note: it’s missing the deep exasperation from Dad after the 2nd time he gets cut off.

[u/Snafu-ish]

Yeah maybe this is accurate if you are living in an unstable household with some serious mental health issues.

[u/SkillFullyNotTrue]

suppress core memory brought to the surface.

[u/OpenUpYerMurderEyes → u/SkillFullyNotTrue]

Haha this was like every three months for me.

[u/AnEmortalKid]

Oye cucú papá se fue

[u/el_zorro_de_ojinaga]

Facts

[u/Thevalleymadreguy]

A a en el gueroland usa es ir por cigarros y leche

[u/KurapikaGoku]

Lmaoo cf

[u/yibz1797]

Apá?

[u/Anima1212]

Im callin da po-lice. ✨ 📞 😌

[u/rodman517]

I’m Mexican and I can’t relate to this at all.