Tell me what you hate about adults.
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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.
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@jun Nahhhh bro my father does that. One time he asked me if I wanted to come to his house. I said no and then he said I was coming over there.
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@Duchess I’m speechless from that text. It’s facts tho.
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@Burd You’re a good kid.
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“I don’t do (xyz)” - proceeds to do xyz right in front of my face an hour later
“If I get you something then I’ll have to get something for your siblings” - proceeds to buy everything my siblings ask for which adds up to ~$30 each but not get my the $7 book I asked for
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Edward Williams It’s sometimes but always the sibling that is forgotten so much. Your other siblings are probably the favorites.
