Tell me what you hate about adults.
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When they ask me a question but I can’t say no.
"Y'know whats messed up? No one really cares when I get hurt, they only care when I do them a favor. I'm not cool I'm just a person who takes pain funny and not serious".
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It’s like a demand.
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if you say the slightest thing wrong they bitch at you
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@Cross technically you can. It’s the parents that will punish you for sayin no
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they touch me in places
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@BiggieSmallz1234 That could never be me when I have a child/children. Tbh that is something my father would do.
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@Zach Sounds like “You got no privacy”. Parents will do that because they own you.
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@Cross rape ;-;
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@Zach thats not even slightly funny.
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@Cross when you try to explain something wrong and then they bitch at you telling you that you dont know what thats like but then goes around the next minute and says that they understand-
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@Zach That isn’t rape unless one or both are child abusers.
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@RyLIE-Online Wow, thats much of my father. If you were me and you went through that. You would be completely cut off from saying your sentence.
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“do you want to go to the store with me?”
“no”
“too bad, yer going anyways”
“then whyd you fucking ask, cunt?” -
@Cross they don’t understand memes
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@AllGoodNamesRGone And the ones they do understand are so frickin cringy to us
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@MrSci ong
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@Cross i hate when they call your name but dont answer when we say yes
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@Cross This is a great question honestly.
None of this is stuff Im listing, all adults do, but it’s from what I’ve seen.-
when they use their their position as an adult as leverage over your life, belittling you, and putting you down as a human.
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being mad if you ever slightly question them, seeing it as a sign of disrespect
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thinking it is their way or the highway, believing that any other way is wrong
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any new way of doing something is put down, saying “well we didnt do that back in my days”
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ignoring / interrupting you because they think that children should be seen and not heard, or at the very least, see themselves as “I should be first”
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using their age as a focal point, and acting like the world has to go out if their way to serve them like it’s some responsibility of children and teens (eg. Karens)
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when adults project their assumption that all kids are the same, categorizing all children in a bad place in their view
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Literally nothing
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@AllGoodNamesRGone I got another one “When your parent(s) tell you to pause a multiplayer game:” Adults expect their child or children to play alone because of strangers on the Internet.
