30 Funny Memes That May Make You Relive Your Teenage Phase

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When you lost your skill and just won your first round in 3 years using a BF-109 C-1

How dare you lmao

"Come here" would suffice.

Understood. My mum wanted a dog, got me instead. Oops.

So real. I have to walk over to her and then she just says she wanted to check if I'm still alive or she needs help

Like a dog?

mk bud

Same.

You come and gooo, you come and gooooo-o-o-o

Ok thanks for saying this! I had "strict" parents in that they wouldn't let us behave like wild things when it wasn't allowed, we had curfews, dress codes, things like that, but they were far from abusive and I never was scared of them. So strict does not always equal abusive. For those who had abusive parents and had to learn these behaviors I'm so sorry!!!! That should never have happened and it's not your fault.

As the mother of an ACTUAL autistic child, I can confirm that he thrives on routines and boundaries. And those people that blame their kids' bad behaviors on them being 'autistic' pisses me off beyond belief. All it does is stigmatize my ACTUAL autistic child and cause people to judge him before they know him. So speak louder, Murdock. You speak the truth and should speak it often! 👏

My parents definitely thought they were just being strict when in reality they were awful. They tried to control every aspect of our lives and hated any type of outside influence. They demanded to know where we were and what we were doing at all times and always thought the worst of us. We were by no means bad kids but they always just assumed we were up to no good, if anyone accused us of doing anything wrong they automatically believed them and never thought to ask our side of the story. By the time we we were teenagers we were all very good at keeping secrets and covering for each other. We looked after and supported each other and became good, kind well rounded people in spite of them not because of them. Being strict onlyy works to a certain extent, take it even a little to far and all you're doing is alienating your kids. Most of my siblings went no contact with our parents for a long time in our late teens and 20s and only really started talking to them again in our early 30.

You can impose rules and boundaries and not be strict at the same time. It's not a zero sum situation.

My child is indeed on the spectrum, suffers from ADD, Agoraphobia, and has Anxiety attacks, YET she was well behaved, teachers loved her, she got a Maters Degree, and she holds down a highly stressful job as an adult. Just saying, you are right that parents can put down boundaries and have routines that have positive outcomes, it just takes time and willingness to do so!!

I did get pretty good at lying and appearing busy, tho…

Also, children genuinely on the spectrum do (I am guessing there are exceptions) cope better with parents who exercise firm rules and boundaries.

As a parent, I agree with this!

i just assume that these kids will know how to do all of those things regardless if you were strict or not.

Thank you! Exactly! That!

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Have no idea why that was censored, but the word was a b u s i v e.

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But they most likely get their 'information' from social media.

I do understand that in such situation as teacher it´s pretty rough and not easy. As former pupil in my long past, I also didn´t listen sometimes, I think that everyone did (I hope). But maybe this is about working on some sheet of paper or exercise and they have something where they´re stuck on and need a little help about something they didn´t fully understand in the first place and just need an explaination they can understand. Teachers make a huge difference. Like in maths I was always (I am from europe, germany) around the grades 4 or 5 which is USA equivalent of D or F. Changed school, suddenly math teacher explained the way I was able to understand and my grades went to As and Bs