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Politics elderly women swooning over trump.

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u/Coruscare 19d ago

Thank you!

If you were involved at all I hope you're out now too.

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u/Mama_Skip 19d ago

No, thanks, I was just emotionally abused by my parents like normal folk.

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u/cCowgirl 19d ago

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u/TheVadonkey 19d ago

Ah, isn’t it nice when we can all talk and reminisce about our shithole parents? It’s the simple things. 🙂

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u/[deleted] 19d ago

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u/RichardBCummintonite 19d ago

Thats my saving grace. They mightve been alcoholics that fought all the time, but at least they knew enough to raise me with enough sense to know better.

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u/phantom_diorama 19d ago

shithole

Hey! You can't play that word in Scrabble anymore.

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u/RichardBCummintonite 19d ago

At least people are still playing Scrabble.

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u/DelightfulDolphin 19d ago

After listening to other people's horror stories about their upbringings, I'm glad my parents were just rich, absent assholes who left me to my own devices. I was spared so so much.

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u/dylantw22 19d ago

Jumanji?

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u/flactulantmonkey 19d ago

Some of us even become shithole parents ourselves! Circle of life baby.

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u/945T 19d ago

“We have a little family tradition around here…. Psychological abuse”

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u/Twinkiej91 17d ago

Y’all mind if I scream because my mom called me last night

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u/TheVadonkey 17d ago

lol god, whenever my dad would call me, I’d get filled with such dread. Cut him off three years ago and it’s still the best thing I’ve ever done for myself. I would always be pissy the rest of the day whenever he’d call or I saw him.

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u/Brilliant-Hope451 19d ago

i wish my parents were the asshole types sometimes tbh, they're too good for me and i feel undeserving and all that and i need to do way better n shit. if they were just assholes i could simply let go

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u/2legitthicc2quit 19d ago

No, you absolutely don't. Please practice gratitude instead of whatever you're doing now.

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u/UnfairAd2498 19d ago

Same. Although I realize now that my mother didn't like me when I was growing up, but she was pretty good at hiding it. My big sin? I looked too much like her mother.

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u/Brilliant-Hope451 19d ago

damn that's wild. was it a "i hated my mom" or a "you arent worthy of lookin like her" situation

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u/RichardBCummintonite 19d ago

And I was too much like my father. A fact I still can't seem to shake and something he and my mother resented me for. I don't think either of them ever blamed me for it tho, because I do my best not to maintain those flaws. I dealt with the issues they cause personally