"So you see, the child grew up to hate him mom. When his mom got cancer and asked for money, he told her no and laughed in her face. The mom ended up dying of cancer and nobody gave her a funeral. So the lesson is to not burn your kids Pokémon cards or karma will bite you back in the end"
@@its_me961 Nah, with mine she was like, "pfff you think you are getting food, ha ive made the fridge a minefield where anything could be mine and if you grab something of mine ill beat you down".
Also I wasn't joking the parents could get fined a pretty penny for destroying that stuff. It's like destroying a random person's car. Destruction of property. The items belong to the kids, children or not.
@@PzDallas It wouldn't make you sad it would make you feel betrayed and angry. It's your personal belongings and the mom is doing it because the kid isn't eating which alone says about her parenting
@@startheangel9760 Depends how much the kid cares about his cards. If he didn't care much then obv it doesn't matter but a 7 year old deffo loves pokemon cards I'm betting he won't trust his mom with his possessions when he gets older
She does realize that anxiety and trauma actually kills your appetite, right? Like, she's not only severely damaging her son's psyche, but she's also completely undermining her goal in the process. She's just burning what he loves for absolutely no reason.
My kid is on the spectrum. Food is always an issue. But we adapt to him and move him to trying new things. It's slow going, for sure. But I think it's worth it.
It is abuse! Because they're not looking into what could be wrong. Even being a little under weight isn't bad. But the fact she's so obsessed with his weight means he may be as well. Plus you shouldn't punish not eating.
I used to play with hotwheels *A LOT* as a kid, I fucking loved them. Had a whole collection and everything, if my parents came along and torched my cars I can guarantee I'll hold a life long grudge
Or you'll end up shooting kids. Beat your parents to death or take your personal grudge against other people. Not encouraging but I've seen the consequences of it.
Same i loved cars when i was young and i remember having a remote control car and i loved it and when my uncle and aunt traveled to America to visit my family my cousin drove it into the pool. I might be sitting in a cell if i did not know how to control my temper
Going to school in the morning, getting picked on in class... Did not go to eat your lunch, fearing that the bully who always beat you up in the hallways will find you... Only to go back home and find that person you call mom, burning something that give you a sense of value...
@@MuhmmdSyhm thats hell bruh my life is messed up too (a lot actually) but thats pretty bad. And its sad to think someone has a life like this out there.
that kid is probably going to think burning others' valuables for not listening to them is okay and think their own mother hates them now lmao, hope they can afford therapy for both mother and son
imagine if that “parent’s” parent told them they should burn down all their money because it’s not gonna be valuable after death. you get your this childhood only once, just like life. don’t ruin it. literal narcissism. someone please call child protective services.
Reminds me of when my parents found my brother's "stash" of Pokemon cards, which was just images of cards we printed off of the computer and glued to pieces of cardboard lolol, we weren't too sad when they burned them but I never did get to play Pokemon with them. My parents thought Pokemon was "demonic"
Oh gee not those parents, I wish they left the Pokémon stuff alone and let you and your brother enjoy My Christian daddy took some interest in Pokémon and likes making jokes about Ratata (probably because he saw it in my early days of playing Pokémon Moon). More parents shouldn’t be fearing and destroying things they don’t understand.
@@person-pl5ie ^^^^^^^ same with the Christian mom and everything, like Pokemon are so cute, who could ever see one as demonic (even like the creepy ones, but ill tell you, most of the creepy one are less creepy than real animals and bugs)
I just hope that mother doesn't end up just casually forgetting about all the shitty stuff she's doing to her child just like my parents did. I'm almost 20 and I'm still pissed at them.
@@Dashometry1774 I'll keep it simple and just say that there was physical and verbal abuse. I remember my father throwing stuff at me quite vividly but both him and my mother don't seem to recall it regardless of how often it happened. He stopped once I started taking self-defence courses (for unrelated reasons) and accidentally broke someone's shoulder. I wouldn't be as pissed as I am if they stopped entirely, but I guess they only learned part of the lesson because they're still doing the same mistakes with my sister with the verbal abuse, especially my father.
@@mostbaseddog Basically it's the belief that attribute a negative value to birth, reasons can be that no one ask to be born, that life isn't a gift like people say but an imposition and a constant strugle to survive so it's kind of like slavery (you spend your whole day working (maybe a job you don't even like) but you have no choice or else you become homeless)) the fact that suffering is easier to find since it's found in comfort while gratification comes with being uncomfortable, there are others reasons of course it depends on the person, but the main argument of antinatalism is the fact the we don't ask to be born.
Parents: billy you're grounded Meanwhile on twitter: We burn kids toys and cards and dvds and tv shows and tv channels and best friends and family and pets for a punishment
I think there is a cave called that and it is filled with black widow spiders I mean filled like they cover all the walls and if you go out you gotta take everything off and dump out your bag just to get them all off
This really pisses me off. Being someone with an eating disorder, this makes me squirm in anger. I'm lucky enough to have parents who understand I have eating problems, realise I have trouble eating in public or that I can only eat a certain amount of food, but this poor kid is having belongings that really mean something to him burnt just because he's not finishing meals, hey, a message to the idiot who "cares" for this kid, try and see into the issue and talking to the kid instead of burning his belongings, or maybe just stop overfeeding him, with some some of the statements you made about wanting him to be "muscular" I wouldn't be surprised if that were the case. Don't you realise that this kid could be going through a really difficult situation and instead of helping him you're punishing him, it's just...ugh it just disgusts me. I can't imagine my mother burning one of my Skulduggery Pleasant books (my personal valuable items, basically equivalent to a pokemon card to this child, using them as an example) everytime I couldn't finish something, it just makes me thankful for the wonderful parents I have. Sorry for the long rant, I just think this is wrong on so many levels, thank you Pegasus for putting light on the situation as this is practically child abuse and needs to be talked about more.
This reminded me of that time my mom broke my headphones in half when I was a kid, because I didn't clean my toys, with whom I would've played later . For context, I really loved music and listened to it, so I bough my first purchase -headphones. I am still traumatized 11 years later...
when my dad broke my headphone about a year ago I simply deleted his facebook account and since his he uses facebook to login everywhere else, most of his social media logins/accounts are till to date gone forever (he does not know to re-activate account)
Burning a Pokemon Card that belongs to a child is like signing up for assisting at your funeral, underestimating the power of a child's strength is never a good idea.
When that kid grows up and moves out he never going to speak to his mom ever again. Usually when parents are strict, like this woman, strict, the kids usually don't want to talk to them or see them again when they leave the nest
I have hella cards like that, here are some examples of valuable cards I have: Shiny Charizard VMax Pocket Monsters Feraligatr No. 160 Ho-oh Legend (Both Sides) Rapid Strike Ursifu VMax (Alternate Art) Shadow Calyrex VMax (Alternate Art) I just wanted to share my values
I have had an undiagnosed eating disorder basicalky my whole life and Iused to get punished for not eating and even now as an adult my family still picks on me and bullies me for not eating despite knowing the problem. It has kinda scarred me a lot. Hope this mother realises what she's doing to her son is wrong and makes it up to him.
my parents ripped up a bunch of poems i wrote when i was about ten because i didn't focus on studying, now have so little trust for them that i can't hug them without feeling physically ill 🤡
i used to mess up when learning with my mother i was like 5 or 6 every time i messed up she'd get even more annoyed then threatened to beat me Then got the belt and actualy beat me
This reminds me of all the small things that my parents did to me and my childhood and I can tell you that even if it's small little petty things, to a child it can lead to some serious hatred and mental health issues in the future. I still live with my parents and I still try to avoid them every second I can.
Lol definitely ain’t gunna make him petty enough to get back at the mother. Dangerous move mom. If they aren’t already listening to you, you might as well just let him be independent because you already messed up his own respect for you.
@@xirochamber5863 what are you talking about? Im saying if the mother let him be ‘independent’ she would be an even worse mother than she was before because obviously you shouldn’t let a 7 year old be independent.
@@defaultio3354 yes but they have some form of independence because they need it. A 7 year old ain’t a baby but they are old enough to be petty right back at their parents.
About your dog thing, I actually talked to someone who choked and hit their dog to train him and this was on TH-cam, he even called it military training but usually consent is involved with that. Felt bad for him because I think he was young and has had it drilled into his head to be okay.
A solution I could think of to get him to eat is buying him more pokemon cards if he eats his food when he is told. Positive reinforcement is much better than negative. Obviously there is a place for negative, but not like this.
Instead of having my cards burnt, I'd get shouted at or even have the food forced into my mouth.. I started hating eating, that I now only eat when I'm really hungry, my meals have been reduced to breakfast and late-lunch, only.
In my opinion, confiscating the object rather than destroying it completely is much better. This method literally worked for 3 generations in my family. (Side effect include being a damn good finder)
Damn this hits too hard lmaooo XD I had a Pop Series 5 Good Star Shiny Umbreon card(my most prized procession... never knew the value but I though it was the coolest... now it could go for a lot) and my Dad did some manipulation to convince 10 year old me that Pokemon is bad, sinful, and I'll go to hell for owning them(I was scared but I'm not religious at all and was more scared about him yelling at me over pokemon cards) and my Mom sold my entire collection because she's a money hungry... women. I had my artwork and clothing choices threatened to be burned(due to religious reasons... I'm a girl and they didnt like me trying out a binder/collared shirts and my art wasn't "Christian" enough + he just was annoying when my pencils and paper where all over the living room) and let me tell you I don't talk to my parents for 3+ years now. He's right, don't manipulate kids by threatening to destroy their stuff. :))))
I was thinking it's kind of childish to hold a grudge for that long over pokémon cards. Then I remember the asshole who scammed a trade we were doing, and boy if I hate him
the fact my dad threatened to flatten my phone under his car tire multiple times just because i didn’t do something immediately when he asked makes me realize he’s not that great of a parent lol 🙈
On the building muscle part: Up to like 2nd or 3rd grade if you just overload a child with calcium(milk) and give them normal food they'll have some abnormal strength So if she wants her child to be strong just feed him 3 cups of milk a day along with normal food
Speaking from experience I know how this actually feels and I hope this kid isn’t too damaged you can read my rant now. When I was about 8-10 in elementary school I LOVED Pokémon cards but one day in my after school class I went to the bathroom to well pee I came back and all of my cards were gone. Every. Single. One. I had been devastated, I had collected so much over 5 years shinys, rainbows, those that had like a weird finger print thingy on them but I couldn’t find them anywhere. After telling this too some of my friends they were all confused except one of them who I am 99.99% sure that they stole it. We all traded cards and stuff so I could have tested if he had certain cards and I saw almost every single one of my cards on him. I saw that people he traded with had my cards and so I sneakily stole some of them back. To this day I am no longer his friend and I have recovered around 10% of them i don’t feel much liking for Pokémon cards anymore and I am sadden that someone I trusted betrayed me. He still denies anytime I bring it up or accuse him. Now I rarely feel much attachment to anything but I still keep a lot of old things and hate throwing stuff away since it feels like I am throwing away history.
Yeah that kid is really tall for his age, but BMK doesn’t work the same for kids, that kid is like 26 KG, he’s just a little underweight based on his height but if he was average hight he would be on a normal weight.
i remember when i was younger that my dad took away (almost) all of my teletubbies (plushies). I believe i was between 6 and 8 then. I don't know if that was kind of old to still like teletubbies for some people, but they were the only things i had. They meant the world to me. At age 18 i decided to leave my dad's home and never go back. It wasn't only because of the fact that he threw my plushies away back then, but it was a part of the reason. I'm 21 now. So it's been 3 years since then. The only reason i tell this story is because it kinda seemed similar to the story in the video. As as side note: i also like pokemon and my dad also hated that. He always threw away the drawings i made unless i hid them. So there's another thing he did that's even more relatable to the story.
There is no such thing as being too old for liking childhood memory thing.i am 9 meaning that in 3 years i will hit puberty, But guess what? I still wish i could go back to my childhood, i wish i go back to the time when my parent are not angry and hit me at the simplest mistake
When my mom broke apart my notebook, I threw her earrings down the toilet. Nothing will keep that kid from getting revenge if he wants to, you're only making things worse for the both of you.
If I had Pokémon cards and my parents burned one every time I did something that wasn’t right in their eyes, I’d summon a Charizard and return the favour, and then find somewhere else to live with the Charizard, because a Pokémon would be a better parent in that case 😂. If only Pokémon existed irl 😔
As a person who collects Pokémon cards seriously, if my parents did something like this i would hate them for the rest of my life. Losing Pokémon cards to me is like losing a limb, its like losing a part of me.
I'd be quite funny when the tables start to turn, and the kid decides to either leave his mom all alone and ignore all her calls, or just wait until she is older and accidentally unplug the life support
As someone who was forcefed good I didn’t want when I was younger, yup, you got it exactly right, it causes you to force yourself to eat, even when your so full it feels like your stomach is about to burst, it makes it much, much, harder to have self control.
Sometimes I look back at my childhood and think "I had the most boring childhood" because I always listen to my parents and sometimes when I misbehave, which was rarely, they just yell at me and nothing else. In teen years we talked rationally if I got bad grade or something else. I never become a rebel (as much as I wished I did at the time). I did have depression throughout my teen years but I am doing better now. I respect my parents even more because now I am chillest person in our family and have better understanding connection with them. I learn how to love myself and others around me. But I hate seeing stuff like in this video. It worries me when I see bad parents brag about their bad parenting on Twitter and it worries me of how child is gonna grow up. Hence I am glad I don't use Twitter or barely any social media.
my friend has parents that once burned her pokemon cards, snapped the DS that her friend gave her in half, and they fucking grounded her from her phone for 3 months because she brought her headphones to school. plus, we had a big project that counted for a big chunk of our grade that we had to do over the break, and her parents didn't let her use her school laptop over that break, so she failed and lost a semester credit because "oh no dont use electronics over the break". people wonder why their kids hate them when they do stuff like this my god
Well thankfully i grew up with people that know how to use their brains, my mother scolded me pretty often and didn't adapt well with the new technology but my father is pretty vhill person that actually tried to make my childhood not be shit. No hate on my mother she was just never able to understand me
gosh, i had a similar experience with my parents when i was younger. i used to refuse to eat and the only thing my parents did was force me to eat or i would get physically punished AND forced to eat again. im pretty sure i ended up developing an eating disorder because now regarding food i either stuff myself till i vomit or starve myself till i pass out
makes me happy that pokemon cards werent that easy to get in my country , never had pokemon cards, video games or a Gameboy but I'm happy, as pegasus says a PC is the best
There is a story my older brother told me that when I was a baby I eat his pikachu card. That is probably why he made my life hell for most of my childhood until he went to college.
This actually brought back old memories. Parents used to do this too. Not particularly burning them, but they'd shred them when I couldn't get math correct. Not sure if this is something others had.
3:16 At 7, your son is way taller than he should be in the first place. At weight to height, sure that's underweight. But he's 7. At 7, he's rightfully 8 inches taller than average and weighs 4 pounds more than the 50th percentile.
I am glad that my mother is really understanding. She can accidentally be really agressive sometimes but i still love her. She were really harsh towards me back when i was in 8th grade which i would take an exam to decide what quality of high school i would go.
i remembered the time i got an golden mewtwo card,my grandma slapped it off my hands accidentally and it flew into the sewer. i am still having nightmares
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I know man i know.
Ey pegasus
Hiii 15 seconds
Those kids deserves parents.
Not clowns, REAL PARENTS.
th-cam.com/video/JdKsWuqPfpw/w-d-xo.html,
Trueeee
@Squid Game 🅥 fall on ur tooth when u step out bed
Don't call them clowns, you're offending the clowns
@@jakisrandomzpolski theyre a different species of clown
Child later: They burnt my Cards, it's time to burn their life savings
Lol
Delete her Candy Crush
burn her overpriced makeup stuff
I am waiting for this sweet revenge. By the kid
THE HOUSE, BURN THE HOUSE
Alternate title: Child doesn't do "basic stuff", mother burns his Pokémon cards. She lives to regret it.
What happens next is shocking...
"So you see, the child grew up to hate him mom. When his mom got cancer and asked for money, he told her no and laughed in her face. The mom ended up dying of cancer and nobody gave her a funeral. So the lesson is to not burn your kids Pokémon cards or karma will bite you back in the end"
Hey Dhar Mann fam, I hope you liked the message, always remember that we are not sharing stories, were changing lives
@@_phgirl_5820 omg so inspiring
Hopefully she'll regret it. She might not
Normal people: "Finish your dinner or no dessert"
This woman: "Finish your dinner or I stomp on your dessert in front of you"
That was my mom except,"eat everything or you don't eat tommorow
Most parents shouldn't be parents...
@@its_me961 damn that’s really bad..
@@its_me961 Nah, with mine she was like, "pfff you think you are getting food, ha ive made the fridge a minefield where anything could be mine and if you grab something of mine ill beat you down".
my parents be like: eat ur dinner, or go to bed hungry
"every child deserves parents"
"But not every parent deserves a child"
This fits this video pretty well.
Gg
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Tnue
It rlly does
Destroying a kids personal belongings is emotional abuse
It is also destruction of personal property
While it's nowhere near as bad as this, once my little sister deleted my 99% complete Lego Star Wars file.
I was depressed for like a week
Also I wasn't joking the parents could get fined a pretty penny for destroying that stuff. It's like destroying a random person's car. Destruction of property. The items belong to the kids, children or not.
@@PzDallas It wouldn't make you sad it would make you feel betrayed and angry. It's your personal belongings and the mom is doing it because the kid isn't eating which alone says about her parenting
@@startheangel9760 Depends how much the kid cares about his cards. If he didn't care much then obv it doesn't matter but a 7 year old deffo loves pokemon cards I'm betting he won't trust his mom with his possessions when he gets older
She does realize that anxiety and trauma actually kills your appetite, right? Like, she's not only severely damaging her son's psyche, but she's also completely undermining her goal in the process. She's just burning what he loves for absolutely no reason.
That's like getting angry that your child is shy and almost never speaks when you constantly yell and tell them to shut up
My kid is on the spectrum. Food is always an issue. But we adapt to him and move him to trying new things. It's slow going, for sure. But I think it's worth it.
Oh That Kid's Gonna RUIN Her Life When He's Older
The mom, 30 years into the future: Why did my son dump me in a nursing home? He’s so disrespectful
Mom be like: Oh no why did my son go no contact!!
*Burn the care home*
If she burns the cards, burn her candy crush.
or her twitter
If she burns the cards, burn her house down!
@@ShuuRuii yes
@@Bigmack77 The kid who also lives in the same house: 😐
@e shut up meme clown ik ur on a alt
It is abuse! Because they're not looking into what could be wrong. Even being a little under weight isn't bad. But the fact she's so obsessed with his weight means he may be as well. Plus you shouldn't punish not eating.
It makes me happy to see atleast some people have common sense in the Internet. Plus nice pfp
@Sil3nt neglect is a form of abuse tho
@@PzDallas it's mentally ABUSING a CHILD
@@hollokutya1315 I abuse the small orphans in the Home Depot parking lot
Thats not abuse bruh
I used to play with hotwheels *A LOT* as a kid, I fucking loved them. Had a whole collection and everything, if my parents came along and torched my cars I can guarantee I'll hold a life long grudge
Or you'll end up shooting kids. Beat your parents to death or take your personal grudge against other people.
Not encouraging but I've seen the consequences of it.
@@diligentone-six2688 oh i encourage that
Glad I’m not the only one who did that. Hot Wheels kickstarted my childhood obsession with cool cars.
@@SomeCowguy #MeToo
Same i loved cars when i was young and i remember having a remote control car and i loved it and when my uncle and aunt traveled to America to visit my family my cousin drove it into the pool.
I might be sitting in a cell if i did not know how to control my temper
50 years later:
"Remember that time when you burned my pokemon cards?"
*sets hospital bed on fire
*sets retirement home on fire
Mom:Burns Her son’s Pokémon cards.
Kid: Burns His House and saves his Pokémon cards
I like dogs
@@Ciura_ same
well deserved
agent 47, make to the extraction point
Imagine if they were sad and their mother just destroys their mind and moods even more and make them depressed
Going to school in the morning, getting picked on in class... Did not go to eat your lunch, fearing that the bully who always beat you up in the hallways will find you... Only to go back home and find that person you call mom, burning something that give you a sense of value...
@@MuhmmdSyhm thats hell bruh my life is messed up too (a lot actually) but thats pretty bad. And its sad to think someone has a life like this out there.
Bruh that was legit my parents
@@EverythingIsChromeInTheFuture :/ I hope you're better bro and at least learned morals
@@NominsMarriageOfficiant thanks man
that kid is probably going to think burning others' valuables for not listening to them is okay and think their own mother hates them now lmao, hope they can afford therapy for both mother and son
No call child protective services and get therapy for da child
Y do u need child therapy
Ah yes, another episode about things that make me go "Holy Shit".
imagine if that “parent’s” parent told them they should burn down all their money because it’s not gonna be valuable after death. you get your this childhood only once, just like life. don’t ruin it. literal narcissism. someone please call child protective services.
If that was my mom, I'd burn her credit card
@@NominsMarriageOfficiant she can get a new one tho
@@MonkeBoi66 so then burn that one...
@@MonkeBoi66 BURN HER HAIR
Reminds me of when my parents found my brother's "stash" of Pokemon cards, which was just images of cards we printed off of the computer and glued to pieces of cardboard lolol, we weren't too sad when they burned them but I never did get to play Pokemon with them. My parents thought Pokemon was "demonic"
Bruh what
Saying Pokémon is demonic is demonic.
Oh gee not those parents, I wish they left the Pokémon stuff alone and let you and your brother enjoy
My Christian daddy took some interest in Pokémon and likes making jokes about Ratata (probably because he saw it in my early days of playing Pokémon Moon). More parents shouldn’t be fearing and destroying things they don’t understand.
@@SUPAREALcutechickdGaming same even though my mom a hardcore Christian she has nothing against pokemon
@@person-pl5ie ^^^^^^^ same with the Christian mom and everything, like Pokemon are so cute, who could ever see one as demonic (even like the creepy ones, but ill tell you, most of the creepy one are less creepy than real animals and bugs)
I just hope that mother doesn't end up just casually forgetting about all the shitty stuff she's doing to her child just like my parents did.
I'm almost 20 and I'm still pissed at them.
what did they do?
Do you still speak yo them
"I will traumatize you, I will use a pity card on you to make you listen to me"
Also her the next day, "why are you mad?"
@@Dashometry1774 I'll keep it simple and just say that there was physical and verbal abuse. I remember my father throwing stuff at me quite vividly but both him and my mother don't seem to recall it regardless of how often it happened.
He stopped once I started taking self-defence courses (for unrelated reasons) and accidentally broke someone's shoulder.
I wouldn't be as pissed as I am if they stopped entirely, but I guess they only learned part of the lesson because they're still doing the same mistakes with my sister with the verbal abuse, especially my father.
@@donatellohamato748 Barely. Didn't really want to interact with them when I was a kid, still don't want to now.
People like her makes me realize why people started believing in anti-natalism.
there are really times a child is born with undeserving parents smh.
Whats that
@@mostbaseddog less population so less parents like this
@@zetera4685 that's a great idea.
@@zetera4685 thanks dude
@@mostbaseddog Basically it's the belief that attribute a negative value to birth, reasons can be that no one ask to be born, that life isn't a gift like people say but an imposition and a constant strugle to survive so it's kind of like slavery (you spend your whole day working (maybe a job you don't even like) but you have no choice or else you become homeless)) the fact that suffering is easier to find since it's found in comfort while gratification comes with being uncomfortable, there are others reasons of course it depends on the person, but the main argument of antinatalism is the fact the we don't ask to be born.
That kid is 7. Damaging him like that especially at such a young age is completely unacceptable.
Parents: billy you're grounded
Meanwhile on twitter:
We burn kids toys and cards and dvds and tv shows and tv channels and best friends and family and pets for a punishment
about the friends, family, and pets...
*WHAT*
I feel bad for kids who have parents like that.
25 years later:
"Hey remember the time you burnt my Pokémon cards?"
*Pushes her into the gates of hell*
I think there is a cave called that and it is filled with black widow spiders
I mean filled like they cover all the walls and if you go out you gotta take everything off and dump out your bag just to get them all off
Y e e t
@@Myskia972 plot twist: its all male black widow spiders
This really pisses me off.
Being someone with an eating disorder, this makes me squirm in anger. I'm lucky enough to have parents who understand I have eating problems, realise I have trouble eating in public or that I can only eat a certain amount of food, but this poor kid is having belongings that really mean something to him burnt just because he's not finishing meals, hey, a message to the idiot who "cares" for this kid, try and see into the issue and talking to the kid instead of burning his belongings, or maybe just stop overfeeding him, with some some of the statements you made about wanting him to be "muscular" I wouldn't be surprised if that were the case. Don't you realise that this kid could be going through a really difficult situation and instead of helping him you're punishing him, it's just...ugh it just disgusts me. I can't imagine my mother burning one of my Skulduggery Pleasant books (my personal valuable items, basically equivalent to a pokemon card to this child, using them as an example) everytime I couldn't finish something, it just makes me thankful for the wonderful parents I have.
Sorry for the long rant, I just think this is wrong on so many levels, thank you Pegasus for putting light on the situation as this is practically child abuse and needs to be talked about more.
i just love how 17 seconds after he released the video, there is already a dislike
Haters gotta hate lmfao, those bots are everywhere
And why does bot autocorrect to horse-
Also nice btd6 pfp
@@lancetheking7524 thank you :D
Red Wine
All children deserve parents
Not all parents deserve children
Really used quote
But really true
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so true
Amogus
This reminded me of that time my mom broke my headphones in half when I was a kid, because I didn't clean my toys, with whom I would've played later . For context, I really loved music and listened to it, so I bough my first purchase -headphones.
I am still traumatized 11 years later...
when my dad broke my headphone about a year ago I simply deleted his facebook account and since his he uses facebook to login everywhere else, most of his social media logins/accounts are till to date gone forever (he does not know to re-activate account)
@@millobotz6601 seems a bit extreme ngl
@@AKFakuade Boomer destroyed clapped lmao NO DIFF
@@millobotz6601 Ayo you dropped this for that payback 👑
"pokemon cards are as valuable as credit card to a adult"
yeah it is
indeed
That kid when he becomes an adult: "Guess who's going to the retirement home!"
*Commit arson on care home*
Burning a Pokemon Card that belongs to a child is like signing up for assisting at your funeral, underestimating the power of a child's strength is never a good idea.
"I have resorted to burning Pokémon cards"
Ah yes, burn the things you paid for your children. Won't waste money at all.
When that kid grows up and moves out he never going to speak to his mom ever again. Usually when parents are strict, like this woman, strict, the kids usually don't want to talk to them or see them again when they leave the nest
so proud of you Pegasus for how far you've come
Anyway
Yea Pegasus made it far lol
@@lancetheking7524 😂😂😂
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“Every child deserves a parent but not every parent deserves a child”
Cringe
@@bored3542 You are
anyone can be a parent, unfortunately.
@@ImaPizzaK agreed
I was worried about the next generation of kids, now I'm worried about parents.
I’m in gen z and trust me the kids are just as bad lol
@@MonkeBoi66 the kids are bad because of the parent's miss gwrl-
Imagine if he had a Super Rare Card that's worth like $400 and she just burnt that
@good one screw that
I have hella cards like that, here are some examples of valuable cards I have:
Shiny Charizard VMax
Pocket Monsters Feraligatr No. 160
Ho-oh Legend (Both Sides)
Rapid Strike Ursifu VMax (Alternate Art)
Shadow Calyrex VMax (Alternate Art)
I just wanted to share my values
All she needed to do was take them away. What if it had a shiny charizard in the deck
):
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@@Memecious go away
Its just a card like fr, only plastic dawg
@@ViscaBarca3467 it can still mean a lot to a child.
@@ViscaBarca3467 your house is just a building, let's demolish them down.
I have had an undiagnosed eating disorder basicalky my whole life and Iused to get punished for not eating and even now as an adult my family still picks on me and bullies me for not eating despite knowing the problem. It has kinda scarred me a lot. Hope this mother realises what she's doing to her son is wrong and makes it up to him.
“ Hmmm Jimmy did you fail your test!!! Let me see your PSA 10 holo shiny Charzard card. No also your ghost rare yugioh cards”
that shit enough to pay for the therapy for his trauma in Sweden
NO NOT THE SHINY CHARIZARD FUCK SHIT SHIT
my parents ripped up a bunch of poems i wrote when i was about ten because i didn't focus on studying, now have so little trust for them that i can't hug them without feeling physically ill 🤡
painfully true.
i used to mess up when learning with my mother i was like 5 or 6 every time i messed up she'd get even more annoyed then threatened to beat me Then got the belt and actualy beat me
@@jadenwilliams4950 my dad did that to me just because of frickin math bro
Watching this video, I feel lucky to have such loyal parents.
This reminds me of all the small things that my parents did to me and my childhood and I can tell you that even if it's small little petty things, to a child it can lead to some serious hatred and mental health issues in the future. I still live with my parents and I still try to avoid them every second I can.
Lol definitely ain’t gunna make him petty enough to get back at the mother. Dangerous move mom. If they aren’t already listening to you, you might as well just let him be independent because you already messed up his own respect for you.
A 7 year old probably cant be independant
@@defaultio3354 being petty has nothing to do with that lol
@@xirochamber5863 what are you talking about? Im saying if the mother let him be ‘independent’ she would be an even worse mother than she was before because obviously you shouldn’t let a 7 year old be independent.
@@defaultio3354 yes but they have some form of independence because they need it. A 7 year old ain’t a baby but they are old enough to be petty right back at their parents.
@@xirochamber5863 ig but what can they do? Piss in a drawer?
Destroying their possessions is so wasteful.
Can't you at least give them away so somebody else can use them?
That's why I'm so confused, a lot of parents love to destroy belongings of their children, which is just useless.
I love how he automatically gravitated to the parent being a terrible cook.
Im dying inside just thinking about burning pokemon cards.
About your dog thing, I actually talked to someone who choked and hit their dog to train him and this was on TH-cam, he even called it military training but usually consent is involved with that.
Felt bad for him because I think he was young and has had it drilled into his head to be okay.
The same mom when the same cards she burned sells for 1,000 $:
*Suprised Pikachu face*
th-cam.com/video/JdKsWuqPfpw/w-d-xo.html,
mom be like "Why didn't u tell me?! I could have sold that card for money! Your getting grounded for the whole month >:( "
A solution I could think of to get him to eat is buying him more pokemon cards if he eats his food when he is told. Positive reinforcement is much better than negative. Obviously there is a place for negative, but not like this.
wait this is so good and i feel like it would help him but instead she does the opposite. she takes them away
No there is phiscal proof negative reinforcement is stronger reinforcement than positive reinforcement
@@Bacon2000. can I get a link to this proof
Instead of having my cards burnt, I'd get shouted at or even have the food forced into my mouth..
I started hating eating, that I now only eat when I'm really hungry, my meals have been reduced to breakfast and late-lunch, only.
same. i hope you'll feel better soon, dude.
@@khachmaxo can't really "feel better", I got used to this life style, I'm 18, it's too late to change it, lol
@@lordkooner Very late but its never too late to change. It might feel impossible but you can do it.
PS: hope your doing better
In my opinion, confiscating the object rather than destroying it completely is much better. This method literally worked for 3 generations in my family. (Side effect include being a damn good finder)
thanks for the tip when i get kids ill make them go on hunts for their phones as punishment
Boutta make them do an Easter egg hunt for all of their mortal possessions for stealing from the Cookie Jar
"Why did you burn down that orphanage?"
"It wasnt me man it was my PTSD"
"Well how'd you get that PTSD?"
"Mom burned my Pokemon cards..."
Damn this hits too hard lmaooo XD
I had a Pop Series 5 Good Star Shiny Umbreon card(my most prized procession... never knew the value but I though it was the coolest... now it could go for a lot) and my Dad did some manipulation to convince 10 year old me that Pokemon is bad, sinful, and I'll go to hell for owning them(I was scared but I'm not religious at all and was more scared about him yelling at me over pokemon cards) and my Mom sold my entire collection because she's a money hungry... women.
I had my artwork and clothing choices threatened to be burned(due to religious reasons... I'm a girl and they didnt like me trying out a binder/collared shirts and my art wasn't "Christian" enough + he just was annoying when my pencils and paper where all over the living room) and let me tell you I don't talk to my parents for 3+ years now. He's right, don't manipulate kids by threatening to destroy their stuff. :))))
I hope your doing well!
well, that kid will never speak to them again. retirment home for them. lol
I was thinking it's kind of childish to hold a grudge for that long over pokémon cards. Then I remember the asshole who scammed a trade we were doing, and boy if I hate him
Mom: *Burns 2,000$ pokémon card*
Also Mom: What!? Why didn’t you tell me!
From despicable to unforgivable
Absolutly
I got physically abused when I was a kid now I only feel positivity when the house lacks the existence of my father.
I hope you're having a good time, sorry you had to go through that. Have a good day, afternoon, or morning! ^^
the one time where a father figure is bad
“I’m gonna burn my son’s shiny charzard that is probably is worth half a million”
I'm always grateful for my parents even tho they can be difficult
I can imagine the kid giving away his food or just dumping it, then going home with an empty lunch box.
the fact my dad threatened to flatten my phone under his car tire multiple times just because i didn’t do something immediately when he asked makes me realize he’s not that great of a parent lol 🙈
Mine threatened to burn my tablet when i was young
On the building muscle part:
Up to like 2nd or 3rd grade if you just overload a child with calcium(milk) and give them normal food they'll have some abnormal strength
So if she wants her child to be strong just feed him 3 cups of milk a day along with normal food
Speaking from experience I know how this actually feels and I hope this kid isn’t too damaged you can read my rant now.
When I was about 8-10 in elementary school I LOVED Pokémon cards but one day in my after school class I went to the bathroom to well pee I came back and all of my cards were gone. Every. Single. One. I had been devastated, I had collected so much over 5 years shinys, rainbows, those that had like a weird finger print thingy on them but I couldn’t find them anywhere. After telling this too some of my friends they were all confused except one of them who I am 99.99% sure that they stole it. We all traded cards and stuff so I could have tested if he had certain cards and I saw almost every single one of my cards on him. I saw that people he traded with had my cards and so I sneakily stole some of them back. To this day I am no longer his friend and I have recovered around 10% of them i don’t feel much liking for Pokémon cards anymore and I am sadden that someone I trusted betrayed me. He still denies anytime I bring it up or accuse him. Now I rarely feel much attachment to anything but I still keep a lot of old things and hate throwing stuff away since it feels like I am throwing away history.
Pov: your Charizard card is Missing and there is a fire outside your house and your mom is throwing something into the fire 🥶👌👍🥶💲
"Did Charizard came out of the card and make that fire for you mom?"... Oh how innocent...
And then you find out that she was throwing your cards and then you throw her into the fire
Isn't 4'6'' feet like, really tall for a 7 year old? If i'm not converting that to meters wrong it's about 1,40 m tall.
Yeah that kid is really tall for his age, but BMK doesn’t work the same for kids, that kid is like 26 KG, he’s just a little underweight based on his height but if he was average hight he would be on a normal weight.
I was that height at 12
@@Ms666slayer still really tall though, might be why he is a little underweight as well
Dang I was like 4,4 at 7 or like 4’5 then I was 4,8 when I was 9 dang that kid is tall
i remember when i was younger that my dad took away (almost) all of my teletubbies (plushies). I believe i was between 6 and 8 then. I don't know if that was kind of old to still like teletubbies for some people, but they were the only things i had. They meant the world to me. At age 18 i decided to leave my dad's home and never go back. It wasn't only because of the fact that he threw my plushies away back then, but it was a part of the reason. I'm 21 now. So it's been 3 years since then.
The only reason i tell this story is because it kinda seemed similar to the story in the video.
As as side note: i also like pokemon and my dad also hated that. He always threw away the drawings i made unless i hid them. So there's another thing he did that's even more relatable to the story.
There is no such thing as being too old for liking childhood memory thing.i am 9 meaning that in 3 years i will hit puberty, But guess what? I still wish i could go back to my childhood, i wish i go back to the time when my parent are not angry and hit me at the simplest mistake
At least he didn't burn them
When my mom broke apart my notebook, I threw her earrings down the toilet. Nothing will keep that kid from getting revenge if he wants to, you're only making things worse for the both of you.
Even though my parents are poor im still gratefull that theyre treating me decently
Same
@Kenny exactly "Most"
I would be scared of my mom if she does that.
Heck, I wouldn’t even ask her a simple question like “what are we eating?”
This is another example why I lost hope in humanity a loooooooong time ago
"This is horrible parenting" would have been a good title too tbh
"Is this a valid parenting technique?"
Pegasus, i-is that even a question?
He was being sarcastic
If I had Pokémon cards and my parents burned one every time I did something that wasn’t right in their eyes, I’d summon a Charizard and return the favour, and then find somewhere else to live with the Charizard, because a Pokémon would be a better parent in that case 😂.
If only Pokémon existed irl 😔
Pokémon may not exist but flamethrowers do
@@JS-pk8gv and they’re super effective 😂
@@Skully935 tru dat
She should save the valuable ones so they could pay for therapy when they’re older
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"I have resorted to burning Pokemon cards as a punishment when my kid doesn't do basic stuff he has to do"
He might get you for that actually
As a person who collects Pokémon cards seriously, if my parents did something like this i would hate them for the rest of my life. Losing Pokémon cards to me is like losing a limb, its like losing a part of me.
It was perfectly timed with my lunch 3 days in a row
Nice
I'd be quite funny when the tables start to turn, and the kid decides to either leave his mom all alone and ignore all her calls, or just wait until she is older and accidentally unplug the life support
Those pokemon cards could have been more valuable late on down the road.
Thanks to many, MANY past experiences, I am affected now to the point where I don't get my hopes up for anything in fear of getting let down.
As someone who was forcefed good I didn’t want when I was younger, yup, you got it exactly right, it causes you to force yourself to eat, even when your so full it feels like your stomach is about to burst, it makes it much, much, harder to have self control.
That kid probably isn't eating because his mom constantly stresses him out and he's too nervous to eat. That's my bet.
We've known each other for so long
No.
Yoo
Your heart’s been aching but, you’re too shy to say it.
You know the rules, and so do I.
This time we both know whats been going on
Congrats on 700K!
Sometimes I look back at my childhood and think "I had the most boring childhood" because I always listen to my parents and sometimes when I misbehave, which was rarely, they just yell at me and nothing else. In teen years we talked rationally if I got bad grade or something else. I never become a rebel (as much as I wished I did at the time). I did have depression throughout my teen years but I am doing better now. I respect my parents even more because now I am chillest person in our family and have better understanding connection with them. I learn how to love myself and others around me.
But I hate seeing stuff like in this video. It worries me when I see bad parents brag about their bad parenting on Twitter and it worries me of how child is gonna grow up. Hence I am glad I don't use Twitter or barely any social media.
"It must be that phone😡" vibes ngl
my friend has parents that once burned her pokemon cards, snapped the DS that her friend gave her in half, and they fucking grounded her from her phone for 3 months because she brought her headphones to school.
plus, we had a big project that counted for a big chunk of our grade that we had to do over the break, and her parents didn't let her use her school laptop over that break, so she failed and lost a semester credit because "oh no dont use electronics over the break".
people wonder why their kids hate them when they do stuff like this my god
Well thankfully i grew up with people that know how to use their brains, my mother scolded me pretty often and didn't adapt well with the new technology but my father is pretty vhill person that actually tried to make my childhood not be shit.
No hate on my mother she was just never able to understand me
gosh, i had a similar experience with my parents when i was younger. i used to refuse to eat and the only thing my parents did was force me to eat or i would get physically punished AND forced to eat again. im pretty sure i ended up developing an eating disorder because now regarding food i either stuff myself till i vomit or starve myself till i pass out
"common sense" is rare now people that have sense are gifted now
makes me happy that pokemon cards werent that easy to get in my country , never had pokemon cards, video games or a Gameboy but I'm happy, as pegasus says a PC is the best
hey dont forget console players aka Couch sitting players
There is a story my older brother told me that when I was a baby I eat his pikachu card. That is probably why he made my life hell for most of my childhood until he went to college.
This actually brought back old memories. Parents used to do this too. Not particularly burning them, but they'd shred them when I couldn't get math correct. Not sure if this is something others had.
My parents are super nice and be harsh when needed to be
I'm literally making the Gordon Ramsay cringe face perpetually throughout the entirety of this video like WTF!!!!
3:16 At 7, your son is way taller than he should be in the first place. At weight to height, sure that's underweight. But he's 7. At 7, he's rightfully 8 inches taller than average and weighs 4 pounds more than the 50th percentile.
I am glad that my mother is really understanding. She can accidentally be really agressive sometimes but i still love her. She were really harsh towards me back when i was in 8th grade which i would take an exam to decide what quality of high school i would go.
i remembered the time i got an golden mewtwo card,my grandma slapped it off my hands accidentally and it flew into the sewer. i am still having nightmares