r/SipsTea • u/jaywritethekid • 1d ago

Wait a damn minute! Bruh...

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u/spud1414 1d ago

These parents will complain when their kids can’t sleep and hate them in later life.

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u/RandomLifeUnit-05 1d ago

Yup! The parents will probably just tell the kids "shut up, it wasn't real, go back to sleep you pussy" And then wonder why their kids don't speak to them anymore when they're adults.

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u/not_so_impressed 22h ago edited 2h ago

The kinds of parents that love the attention posting their traumatized kids online gives them are the same parents that will love the sympathy attention from the bleeding hearts that feel sorry for them once their child grows and goes no contact.

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u/JimmieSavsscumsock 1d ago

Or they're, and wait till the end so you don't miss it, fucking normal healthy children and this is a harmless prank and if IF it scars 1 in a million that's life baby! Stop this "won't someone think of the children!" Mentally you sound just like Mumsnet.. fucks sake.

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u/cunt_in_wonderland 23h ago

i was absolutely shocked this was the top comment. softer than baby shit

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u/Miniscule_Giant 1d ago

Sorry your parents suck. Hope they at least beat the alcoholism

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u/Compajerro 23h ago

Oh brother

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u/BludStanes 1d ago

These kids are way too young to be doing this shit to. Also, locking them in there is fucked

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u/ShrekBackShots 23h ago

You didn’t see all of them open the door and run out?

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u/BludStanes 23h ago

There were at least two of them trying to turn the doorknob and unable to

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u/ReaDiMarco 17h ago

My lil brother got locked in the bathroom, BY MISTAKE, by my uncle, and it was a poor experience for all three of us. The door opened only from the inside or something and my ~4 year old brother couldn't figure it out. Can't imagine pulling a ghost prank in that situation.

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u/BludStanes 14h ago

I get it. I love watching videos of little kids getting scared, they look so cute. This is too much for me, there was genuine terror in their eyes. It's funny with the older kids but not the younger ones, they're too impressionable. I bet you anything a lot of those kids are gonna be too scared to use the bathroom by themselves for a while

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u/Genghis_Chong 1d ago

"You best go to sleep or I'mma sik Baba Yaga on you again"

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u/Codename-Nikolai 8h ago

I watched The Grudge and The Ring when I was a little too young and had some issues sleeping for a bit after that. But I grew out of it and don’t resent my parents for letting me watch. But I’m sure that’s not the case with everyone

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u/not_so_impressed 6h ago

I watched the Ring as an adult and I was unable to sleep for weeks. When we become elderly sometimes alzeimers makes you see the things you used to watch a lot when you were younger. No thank you. I'm not watching that stuff anymore so I can hallucinate nicer things when I'm too old.

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u/TheCatDidADance 15h ago

Parents? These are moms.

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u/IllegalBeaver 7h ago

One of the boys said Daddy and many others you can't tell who the parent is

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u/coffeeslxt 1d ago

Because they're ass holes fr

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u/slick_pick 1d ago

Bit of an exaggeration over 5sec clip scare

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u/ShrekBackShots 1d ago

Think he/she was projecting a bit. Classic Reddit

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u/kyleruggles 7h ago

Then they wonder why their kids beat up their teachers. The amount of video's I've seen of kids in the USA actually BEATING their teachers, wtf.

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u/Pkingduckk 1d ago

They will not hate them in later life because of this. Maybe dont be so soft.

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u/Marthman 16h ago

It's not a single incident. Youre right. One thing, probably nothing. But if this is a pattern of behavior of getting kicks at your child's expense, no matter how physically harmless, that stands to build resentment.

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u/spud1414 23h ago

Maybe not, but still not fantastic parenting, is it?

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u/IllegalBeaver 7h ago

If they do this and laugh about it then the chances are they have done other similar things and will continue to traumatize their kids for the lolz

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u/Shinobiii 23h ago

And scold their kid for waking them up after a nightmare.

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u/ShrekBackShots 1d ago

They’re literally going into the bathroom saying how much they love their mom. Relax it’s a joke

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u/spud1414 23h ago

Yeah, until they do this shit to them! Entitled to your opinion but for me, the kids are too young and it’s harsh.

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u/Sweaty-Ad-8377 22h ago

It isn't, a couple of scares is healthy for kids as a fact from scientific studies I learned from a professor. This isn't serious, it's just pranks. Why projects your own life to the children? They're not you, their parents aren't the same as your parents

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u/spud1414 22h ago

Nothing to do with my life, as I said, it’s opinion.

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u/Sweaty-Ad-8377 22h ago

Ok? So is your opinion right??? I want to know if there's some truth to your words.

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u/spud1414 22h ago

No, it’s my opinion. That’s why I used the word opinion. It means as much as yours and at no point did I say you had to accept it as fact.

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u/Sweaty-Ad-8377 22h ago

Ok I understood now. Have a good day or night or evening dear user.

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u/ShrekBackShots 21h ago

Do you have Asperger’s or something?

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u/Sweaty-Ad-8377 21h ago

Nope. None at all, why ye asked?

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u/Tillydagood 16h ago

True, I was deeply traumatized as a kid when my older brother put headphones on me and made me watch a Frive Nights at Freddys jump scare

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u/Straight_Page_8585 13h ago

Slowly but surely that "funny" reel you just made won't look so funny anymore very soon

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u/dangerous_mochi 22h ago

EXACTLY