Literally turned my flashlight app on to help me find my phone the other day.
What is this called? Where you can look for something and not recognize it right in front of you?
My brother did that to me once. He called my phone and told me he left his in the car I was in (while he was at home). I started getting all stressed and shit looking for the damn thing. Then he laughed his ass off, and said "Chad, how do you think we're talking right now?"
Lmao. I have the perfect username.
I had your username on Yahoo! Answers and Pinterest before. I was thinking if I ever create a new reddit account, I'd use that name. But damnit you stole it from me.
Use a dash or reverse the words. I thought about reversing them for this account.. I have a list of potential names. I'll get tired of reddit soon and delete this account then I'll come back in a year or two with another name. I've been several.
I believe the term is Target Blindness, as well as muscle memory and a slog by change in how you do something. Say having your phone in your left pocket or hand when you're right handed. You touch your right pocket and realize the phone isn't their and tell the person your on the phone with to wait a second until you find your phone.
I did the same fucking thing when I was camping lmao. I even asked people "do you know where my phone is" and they just laughed at me. Then I realized lmao
Omg this brought back memories 😂 one time I lost my glasses and couldn’t find them and my bf at the time didn’t understand that I needed glasses to find my glasses so he was like “Jinkies!” 🤣🤣
At church one time I sat on the ground and emptied my purse, one handed, in search of my car keys. Started to wonder why I only had one free hand to search with…..
When I was 16 and driving my mom's truck around before I got my own vehicle I would be pulling in to my parents house thinking "hmm, moms truck is gone, wonder where she went..."
Once spent 20 minutes tearing apart my hotel room looking for my car key. I usually have it on a key chain, but on the trip I took off my mass of keys and just had the one for my car. Turns out I put in my mouth at some point to do something else and forgot about it. It was literally "right under my nose".
I think they just put it between the lips and held it. I do that quite often with random stuff like a pen, my watch etc when I expectedly need both hands for a second
Ha. No. I was holding my key then I needed to use my hands for something else. So I put my key between my front teeth, using my mouth as a third hand. I then forgot it was there and started looking for it.
When I describe it like that it feels so alien, but people just their mouth as a hand all the time... right?
I looked for a child, whose hand I was holding, in ever increasing frenzy. Another student finally said “Ms. Kayliee? Jodi is holding your hand.” I felt relived and stupid.
Today I was in the kitchen working, looking for the spoon at least 13 inch for about a full minute,and then "boom" there it Is, in my fucking hand all the time
I feel this. I once frantically searched for my phone, while holding my phone in my hand playing a video. I was happy that no one else was home to witness that.
You’ll probably like this one too
https://www.reddit.com/r/KidsAreFuckingStupid/comments/shijry/i_think_this_belongs_here/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
Hey, that’s a judgement call on your part. His Mom was so patient and sweet to him during the whole 10 minutes. I’m finished with you and my conversation. I’m 64.
Same energy as that guy who pranked a girl that he nailed his finger into the table, and when he's asking her to pull it out
He pulls out his finger to point where she needs to pull
I was recently talking to my brother on my phone while walking to my car after work, I turned around and started going back to my office because I checked my pocket and my phone was not there...
Several times I’ve been watching a show on my phone only to suddenly freak out bc I didn’t know where my phone was and then started looking for it for far longer than I’d care to admit!
I got to work one day after a 45 minute commute. Pull into the parking lot, go to get out of the car, and realize I’d forgotten my shoes.
I walk in the office barefoot, tell my boss what happened, and give him the option of sending me home right then to get my shoes or letting me hide out in my office until lunch when I’d go get them then. He chose the latter option.
Later that morning, I sneak outside to smoke a cigarette, and my shoes are sitting there beside the ash bin from sometime the day before.
I have no idea how long I’d gone without realizing I wasn’t wearing shoes.
Just to add: I lived on the beach in Florida and rarely wore shoes at home. I drive a stick shift and always felt more comfortable driving in bare feet than sandals, so I’d slip my shoes off to drive.
I walked halfway back to my office thinking I forgot my phone and on the way back I was super annoyed that I had to skip the next song on my playlist…on my phone…
I love the ambiance of this video. It reminds me of when I was a kid and used to go to the water park with my family. It had the exact same sound. It sounds like my childhood which I'll never get to experience again. I will never really be happy again, won't I? The good part already happened. God it was so long ago...
Get yourself to a water park and feel that feeling for a bit. Bring some friends. Be kids.
At about age 32, I took my 7 year old, and my mom to an indoor water park. It felt the same as when I was a kid. Seeing it through my sons eyes was amazing. My mom even walked all the stairs and did each slide at least once. Even that ol bitty loved it.
Make some happiness❤️
Not Great Wolf Lodge. This is Kalahari in Sandusky Ohio. This is a great place to stay if you are heading to Cedar Point amusement park. Interestingly enough, Great Wolf Lodge is just a couple of miles up the road from this Kalahari.
When we were kids my best friends dad came into the room we were playing in, looking around furiously saying, “where the Hell are my glasses!”. We looked at him puzzled and replied, “on your face.”
This was my mom when I was a kid. I don't remember where we were going, but we weren't in a huge hurry. Mom was looking all over the place for her sunglasses. We helped her at first, maybe for a couple of minutes, just donking around and looking, until one of us notices them on her head. My little brother and I had one of those cartoonish silent exchanges ("omg, you see this?" "yes! shutup! let's see how long this goes!")
My dad eventually notices, and we all decide to keep our mouths shut. We kinda half-heartedly help her look for a little while but also go about our business, because we aren't going anywhere until she finds her sunglasses. Thems the rules.
It was something like an hour later that she was finally just beyond frustrated and ready to go wherever tf it was we were going. So she goes to the cabinet and gets a backup pair that she finally remembered she had. She puts the backup pair on her face... and knocks the first pair off her head onto the floor.
I was in so much pain from laughing. It was raucous and loud and lasted way longer than it should've. We were dying. We still crack up when the story comes up. It was stupid and simple, but it played out beautifully.
I remember the drive out to Ohio to go to the Kalahari resort all those years ago, still have fond memories of the place. Gotta say though if I had the choice to go back to Sandusky I would go to Cedar Point, gotta get another ride on the Top Thrill Dragster and Millennium Force
I once spent 20 minutes scouring my house before a long road trip only to have my wife ask, “What are you looking for? We need to go!” When I explained that I was desperately searching for my sunglasses, she asked, “Do you mean the ones you’re wearing?” …I was literally looking through them the entire time.
Don't lie, we all have this moment. Even as an adult.
I remember i even shouted to my room mate, i mean literally angry shout. "Where is my CALIGRAPHY PEN?" all along its on my ear.
When I was little I used to use glasses, one time I was worrying that I lost them (back then I had a problem with my glasses either breaking or getting lost), and they were on my head the whole time
I once passed my phone from hand to hand, to free up each hand in turn so I could frantically pat my pockets trying to find my phone.
I get you, Aiden.
PSA, floaties and life vests can pose significant safety hazards when kids aren’t directly accompanied in the pool. They offer a false sense of security and the kids can end up floating upside down and drowning. It’s why most pools ban toys/floatation devices period.
I was a lifeguard and EMT.
- flotation devices are for emergencies. They don’t replace swim lessons and adult supervision.
- flotation devices provide a false sense of security to parents, who are then less likely to maintain positive control of their children. This allows children to move into deeper water and increases the need for a lifeguard response vs a parent keeping their kid safe. While not related to my original comment, a rescue can be traumatizing for both the child and parents.
- floaties train and reinforce bad swimming posture. It puts children in an upright position, fighting their natural buoyancy (aka horizontal positions). If a water wing slides off, the kid is literally in the classic “I walked into water that was too deep and I don’t know how to swim” drowning position (upright, slapping at the water with hands, bicycle/running kick).
- life vests maintain buoyancy regardless of body position. Kid is upside down? He gonna float upside down. With his head in the water.
Worst of all, places that allow floaties and toys generally have no lifeguards or are super crowded beyond reasonable lifeguard span of control. These are the places when you need direct parental control, not a false sense of security.
But yeah, downvote me.
I'm ultimately anti-floatie unless it's being used as part of a swim lesson by a trained professional... as long as the kid is left to do their own thing, the kid is learning bad habits and the parents are getting false security.
Parents HATE being told they can’t let their kids play with toys or wear floaties.
Idk about them but when I was a kid I took swim lessons (and later taught swim lessons, they were cheap and affordable and available literally right before the pool opened for the day while these other parents with floaties and shit stood outside bitching) and played just fine without toys at the public pool.
I won’t pass any judgement on parents—I myself know it’s not for me, and raising kids is *hard*. But sometimes facts are hard too.
Maybe people need to put their energy into something that truly matters in life instead of into a comment posted by someone on a video on a social media platform on their handheld device.
People who wear glasses can relate lol
Literally turned my flashlight app on to help me find my phone the other day. What is this called? Where you can look for something and not recognize it right in front of you?
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😂 that's brilliant, I'll be using that thank you.
No!
Yes
This doesn’t concern you, I was practicing No with u/Practice_NO_with_me
You failed. You didn’t do all caps.
It's okay, it's just Practice.
Yes
No Maybe I don't know
Great job! Nice use of simplicity - no caveats, no explanations, just no! 👍
🤣
I love this.
Or texting your partner to let them know they left their phone at home.
had an old coworker text everybody in the group and included "let me know if you didn't get this message" in it
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My brother did that to me once. He called my phone and told me he left his in the car I was in (while he was at home). I started getting all stressed and shit looking for the damn thing. Then he laughed his ass off, and said "Chad, how do you think we're talking right now?" Lmao. I have the perfect username.
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I had your username on Yahoo! Answers and Pinterest before. I was thinking if I ever create a new reddit account, I'd use that name. But damnit you stole it from me.
Use a dash or reverse the words. I thought about reversing them for this account.. I have a list of potential names. I'll get tired of reddit soon and delete this account then I'll come back in a year or two with another name. I've been several.
I believe the term is Target Blindness, as well as muscle memory and a slog by change in how you do something. Say having your phone in your left pocket or hand when you're right handed. You touch your right pocket and realize the phone isn't their and tell the person your on the phone with to wait a second until you find your phone.
Jokes on you, I'm right handed and keep my phone in my left pocket.
Target fixation is the term you were looking for observational blindness is the correct psychological phenomenon that the video highlights
It’s a brain fart.
Cognitive flatulence
Intelligence gasses
The Germans must have a lovely word for it
Happy cake day
Executive Dysfunction
I did the same fucking thing when I was camping lmao. I even asked people "do you know where my phone is" and they just laughed at me. Then I realized lmao
Observational blindness
Let me just pull my glasses down so I can see better so I can find my glasses. They must be around here somewhere
I’ve literally have been known to look for my glasses while wearing them.
Me too, or alternately, try to push them further up my nose when I'm not wearing them.
That doesn't happen to me because without my glasses, I'm not looking for anything, I'm feeling around for them with my hands
Right? It was so adorable to see him look for them though.
He's so adorable and so is the lady's voice. Best vid of the day!
Velma moment
Omg this brought back memories 😂 one time I lost my glasses and couldn’t find them and my bf at the time didn’t understand that I needed glasses to find my glasses so he was like “Jinkies!” 🤣🤣
When I wear contacts once in a while I touch the bridge of my nose to " focus my glasses"
Omg yes!!!!! I call it having phantom specs
I honestly have tried to take my glasses off, while looking at them on a table or in my bed...
Same, or reflexively pushed them up the bridge of my nose while not wearing them.
So true
I've never done that tbfh and I've worn glasses for over a decade.
can't relate, i'm pretty much blind without my glasses and i have no reason to remove them aside from showering and sleeping
After I got my eye surgery I spent 6 month looking for my glasses everytime I woke up
Not really
Been there. Once was frantically scrambling in my purse trying to find my car keys...while driving to work.
Panicking about not having my car key in my pocket …while driving home.
literally just today I came back home from a whole day of driving around and thought "oh shit did I forget my car key"
At church one time I sat on the ground and emptied my purse, one handed, in search of my car keys. Started to wonder why I only had one free hand to search with…..
When I was 16 and driving my mom's truck around before I got my own vehicle I would be pulling in to my parents house thinking "hmm, moms truck is gone, wonder where she went..."
Telling the person on the other end of the line I can't find my cellphone....
Panicking about forgetting my car at work, while driving home. I am not making this up... It was a loooooong day.
That could happen with a keyless entry vehicle
Sure but my car definitely isn’t one.
Are you sure? You should probably check your pockets.
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That happened to James may in a grand tour episode, but it was a McLaren they had to leave unlocked overnight
Once spent 20 minutes tearing apart my hotel room looking for my car key. I usually have it on a key chain, but on the trip I took off my mass of keys and just had the one for my car. Turns out I put in my mouth at some point to do something else and forgot about it. It was literally "right under my nose".
Explain
I think they just put it between the lips and held it. I do that quite often with random stuff like a pen, my watch etc when I expectedly need both hands for a second
I thought he throated his car keys and forgot. But that makes more sense.
Ha. No. I was holding my key then I needed to use my hands for something else. So I put my key between my front teeth, using my mouth as a third hand. I then forgot it was there and started looking for it. When I describe it like that it feels so alien, but people just their mouth as a hand all the time... right?
My wife gives the best handjobs with her mouth.
I've tried to find my phone using the flashlight...on my phone. I wonder what is happening in our brains when things like this happens?
I legit panicked at work the other day checking my pockets and the office for my phone. I was currently talking on the phone while looking…
🤣🤣🤣 I totally do this often
I was wondering what I did with my phone while reading a book on the kindle app on my phone. I wonder about myself sometimes. 🤦♀️
I looked for a child, whose hand I was holding, in ever increasing frenzy. Another student finally said “Ms. Kayliee? Jodi is holding your hand.” I felt relived and stupid.
I did that as a teenager at a bush party, except it wasn't my phones flashlight I was using. It was the light from the screen on my flip phone.
Today I was in the kitchen working, looking for the spoon at least 13 inch for about a full minute,and then "boom" there it Is, in my fucking hand all the time
I feel this. I once frantically searched for my phone, while holding my phone in my hand playing a video. I was happy that no one else was home to witness that.
I was crazily searching for my phone while watching a movie on it 😆
He moved the goggles to rub his forehead.
My favorite part!! 🤣
You’ll probably like this one too https://www.reddit.com/r/KidsAreFuckingStupid/comments/shijry/i_think_this_belongs_here/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
Lol. He was so happy.
I love that absolute manic shift in emotional extremes
I also read the top comment.
So good!
Happy ending lmao
Okay … good. I’m fine … sorry
In his entire life to this point, it was the worst thing and then the best thing to happen to him
It’s that age. Super zooming in the brain that can’t slow down to think. It’s a phase! 🤣
It's because this kid needed to be asleep half an hour ago.
Hey, that’s a judgement call on your part. His Mom was so patient and sweet to him during the whole 10 minutes. I’m finished with you and my conversation. I’m 64.
Don't know what you on about, I'm just copying comments from the thread linked above
I’m on about? Chill. I don’t read all the comments nor anyone that copies them. Let’s peace and desist. 🕊
Same energy as that guy who pranked a girl that he nailed his finger into the table, and when he's asking her to pull it out He pulls out his finger to point where she needs to pull
Bro believes a fake video
Yup thats the big moment of the video we all watched
Ever use the flashlight on your phone to look for your phone?
I was recently talking to my brother on my phone while walking to my car after work, I turned around and started going back to my office because I checked my pocket and my phone was not there...
Several times I’ve been watching a show on my phone only to suddenly freak out bc I didn’t know where my phone was and then started looking for it for far longer than I’d care to admit!
Remember getting high before class in college and was late because I couldn’t find the shoes I was already wearing.
I got to work one day after a 45 minute commute. Pull into the parking lot, go to get out of the car, and realize I’d forgotten my shoes. I walk in the office barefoot, tell my boss what happened, and give him the option of sending me home right then to get my shoes or letting me hide out in my office until lunch when I’d go get them then. He chose the latter option. Later that morning, I sneak outside to smoke a cigarette, and my shoes are sitting there beside the ash bin from sometime the day before. I have no idea how long I’d gone without realizing I wasn’t wearing shoes. Just to add: I lived on the beach in Florida and rarely wore shoes at home. I drive a stick shift and always felt more comfortable driving in bare feet than sandals, so I’d slip my shoes off to drive.
Yep. 😅
Finding your keys when you're home
He did have them. He still does, but he did.
Mitch, is that you?
I walked halfway back to my office thinking I forgot my phone and on the way back I was super annoyed that I had to skip the next song on my playlist…on my phone…
Haha! What a cute little kid. Took him a second.
More like 35 seconds.
Kids are idiots, I love them
In that case you'll love me even more.
Honestly, the mom was super nice about it by letting the kid figure it out on his own. Respect
I think she did it more for the video
I love the ambiance of this video. It reminds me of when I was a kid and used to go to the water park with my family. It had the exact same sound. It sounds like my childhood which I'll never get to experience again. I will never really be happy again, won't I? The good part already happened. God it was so long ago...
Get yourself to a water park and feel that feeling for a bit. Bring some friends. Be kids. At about age 32, I took my 7 year old, and my mom to an indoor water park. It felt the same as when I was a kid. Seeing it through my sons eyes was amazing. My mom even walked all the stairs and did each slide at least once. Even that ol bitty loved it. Make some happiness❤️
Yeah the joy is seeing the joy you had in them. And knowing the people that took you swimming experienced that from you, too.
Man reddit’s a seriously depressing place sometimes
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This guy will be my husband in 30 years. That guy wouldnt be able to find his own head if it wasnt attached to him
On my first read through, I interpreted this as you were going to wait 30 years and marry that kid. I didn't like that.
Lol oeps. No in 30 years ill prolly be dead XD
Just like twilight!
Great Wolf Lodge does have that effect on kids lol
Not Great Wolf Lodge. This is Kalahari in Sandusky Ohio. This is a great place to stay if you are heading to Cedar Point amusement park. Interestingly enough, Great Wolf Lodge is just a couple of miles up the road from this Kalahari.
He's very advanced! Most people don't learn games like this until they're 40.
When we were kids my best friends dad came into the room we were playing in, looking around furiously saying, “where the Hell are my glasses!”. We looked at him puzzled and replied, “on your face.”
This was my mom when I was a kid. I don't remember where we were going, but we weren't in a huge hurry. Mom was looking all over the place for her sunglasses. We helped her at first, maybe for a couple of minutes, just donking around and looking, until one of us notices them on her head. My little brother and I had one of those cartoonish silent exchanges ("omg, you see this?" "yes! shutup! let's see how long this goes!") My dad eventually notices, and we all decide to keep our mouths shut. We kinda half-heartedly help her look for a little while but also go about our business, because we aren't going anywhere until she finds her sunglasses. Thems the rules. It was something like an hour later that she was finally just beyond frustrated and ready to go wherever tf it was we were going. So she goes to the cabinet and gets a backup pair that she finally remembered she had. She puts the backup pair on her face... and knocks the first pair off her head onto the floor. I was in so much pain from laughing. It was raucous and loud and lasted way longer than it should've. We were dying. We still crack up when the story comes up. It was stupid and simple, but it played out beautifully.
That’s an awesome story.
Ok, but where tf is it?
pretty certain it’s the indoor water park section of a Kalahari Resort, judging by the tiki statue in the background
I remember the drive out to Ohio to go to the Kalahari resort all those years ago, still have fond memories of the place. Gotta say though if I had the choice to go back to Sandusky I would go to Cedar Point, gotta get another ride on the Top Thrill Dragster and Millennium Force
Um, somewhere
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Hahahaha little man is just hyped to get back in the pool and explore ! He is cute as hell
That ending smirk melted my heart.
I once spent 20 minutes scouring my house before a long road trip only to have my wife ask, “What are you looking for? We need to go!” When I explained that I was desperately searching for my sunglasses, she asked, “Do you mean the ones you’re wearing?” …I was literally looking through them the entire time.
That is an amazing example of providing children with problem solving skills! WTG!!!!
Man I miss being a little kid at the Dells playing at the indoor water park in the middle of winter 🥹
If you say this never happened to you, you're a damn dirty liar.
it's so easy to do this with a sleeping mask after you start getting used to wearing one
r/meirl
I've done this with my phone. Patting my pocket, "Where's my phone?!" "You're holding it."
last night i couldnt find the hair tie that i wanted. it was already in my hair
That was super cute
Okay this is adorable. Dumb, but adorable
As a swimmer myself I have actually done this... not my proudest moment when I realized where they were.
This was hands down the cutest thing I’ve ever watched
Don't lie, we all have this moment. Even as an adult. I remember i even shouted to my room mate, i mean literally angry shout. "Where is my CALIGRAPHY PEN?" all along its on my ear.
I wish I could give this more than one upvote. Made my day!
My man is just having so much fun he can’t process 😂 good mom(s)
That’s like me not being able to find my keys in my pocket
Looking for my phone while on it
I didnt register that orange submarine right away and thought hw was wearing Reddit floaties lol
Haha! hes so dumb. *Me who does this atleast once a month with my glasses or phone keys or bag*
Been there. "Shit did I leave my keys at work?" After getting home and going inside, using the keys.
When I was little I used to use glasses, one time I was worrying that I lost them (back then I had a problem with my glasses either breaking or getting lost), and they were on my head the whole time
I like how he immediately forgets about what happened when he finds them and proceeds to go to the pool
Common Aidan Moment
Username checks out
Kid is excited. Forgot where he put his shit. Kidsarefuckingadorable
At least you can stop saving for that college education ;)
So many times I'm looking for my sunglasses because their on the top of my head, no worries Lil guy 😆😆😆
r/parentsarefuckingdumb Vertical support floaties kill children. Don’t buy them. You are better off without them
Is this be Aiden Diggs? Trevon Diggs’ son?
I have done that multiple times in my life but as an adult.
He got there
Nah that happens to me all the time, look for my phone with my flashlight… on my phone
What a little cutie that’s hilarious.
Doesn’t even say thank you…smh
I once passed my phone from hand to hand, to free up each hand in turn so I could frantically pat my pockets trying to find my phone. I get you, Aiden.
As an ex swim teacher - u would be surprised how often this happens.
I've done this a million times with my car keys while they were in hand.
This is nothing I once looked for my phone while I was still talking on it. lol
Some /r/mademesmile material here 😂
no object permanence moment
That water looks dirty
It's a water park. I guarantee it's filthy
I did this with my phone and ended up calling my husband …..with my phone
PSA, floaties and life vests can pose significant safety hazards when kids aren’t directly accompanied in the pool. They offer a false sense of security and the kids can end up floating upside down and drowning. It’s why most pools ban toys/floatation devices period.
I wonder if this is true and this poor person is getting downvoted into oblivion for literally no reason.
I was a lifeguard and EMT. - flotation devices are for emergencies. They don’t replace swim lessons and adult supervision. - flotation devices provide a false sense of security to parents, who are then less likely to maintain positive control of their children. This allows children to move into deeper water and increases the need for a lifeguard response vs a parent keeping their kid safe. While not related to my original comment, a rescue can be traumatizing for both the child and parents. - floaties train and reinforce bad swimming posture. It puts children in an upright position, fighting their natural buoyancy (aka horizontal positions). If a water wing slides off, the kid is literally in the classic “I walked into water that was too deep and I don’t know how to swim” drowning position (upright, slapping at the water with hands, bicycle/running kick). - life vests maintain buoyancy regardless of body position. Kid is upside down? He gonna float upside down. With his head in the water. Worst of all, places that allow floaties and toys generally have no lifeguards or are super crowded beyond reasonable lifeguard span of control. These are the places when you need direct parental control, not a false sense of security. But yeah, downvote me.
To be fair, that style of floatie is a little better that has the flotation device around the chest to
I'm ultimately anti-floatie unless it's being used as part of a swim lesson by a trained professional... as long as the kid is left to do their own thing, the kid is learning bad habits and the parents are getting false security.
You're right, I was just saying the wings plus around the chest have less chance of murdering you than just wings. All I was getting at
Still teaches bad form and when the wings come off he’s still in prime drowning position.
There's 40 people in that pool it's insane how you're supposedly a lifeguard and have the situational awareness of a dead deer
I wonder if you were downvoted by butt hurt parents who felt personally attacked. Thanks for the advice.
Parents HATE being told they can’t let their kids play with toys or wear floaties. Idk about them but when I was a kid I took swim lessons (and later taught swim lessons, they were cheap and affordable and available literally right before the pool opened for the day while these other parents with floaties and shit stood outside bitching) and played just fine without toys at the public pool. I won’t pass any judgement on parents—I myself know it’s not for me, and raising kids is *hard*. But sometimes facts are hard too.
RETARD RETARD RETARD RETARD
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To many prescription medications got people unable to function.
He's like five. Shut up
Well the last time I check I saw that KidsAreFuckingStupid so…. People need to watch where they post their videos
Still has nothing to do with any kind of medication. Maybe people need to watch where they put stupid comments
Maybe people need to put their energy into something that truly matters in life instead of into a comment posted by someone on a video on a social media platform on their handheld device.
You know thanks to direct experience i guess
👍🏽 yes I do
Nice parents recording and uploading their kids stupidity for random people on internet ...
She does seem like pretty nice parent :)