What's The Worst Case Of Insane Overprotective Parents You've Seen?
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This is why some people shouldn't be allowed to have kids.
Gamerboi Riley hmmm
One word. Condoms.
Fr.
There should be a license to have children
@@ernestchan8426 that's pretty fascist of you
And yet they wonder: *why won’t my kid spend time with me?*
True
Yup
the obo lee I do not Think i want to..
Pretty much
Yeah.
How delusional some has to be to say "you're grounded" to their ADULT MARRIED child 😂😂😂
My thoughts exactly...
Then they aren’t child. How can they be a child and an adult at the same time?
@@toluolomolaiye6433 Child as in their son/daughter
Exactlu
I would have said na na na na bo bo bo you can’t make me. At this point to speak to a crazy person you must become a crazy person.
There’s being protective and there’s being controlling and obsessive. These parents are bordering on the latter.
Hilltop Slim 614 lol
I think "being on the border" is quite an understatement
No theyre not. That border aint even visible anymore. Theyre just insane
bordering...
*are the latter
And yet they wonder why their kids don’t like them
Or why their kids can't do dogshit
Tokuijin I have parents that don’t let me use much social media. I cannot use discord or twitter but I am allowed to use Instagram and Tiktok but I don’t use tik tok. I am not very happy sometimes because I can’t use discord and stuff but they are not very very over protective. I have seen parents that don’t even let their kids have a door because they are afraid that the kid would get hurt and needed supervision 24/7. That is over protectiveness and they don’t let their kids do anything and it’s awful because children are unique and they all like different things and when you lock them up like that they tend to stay only where they like and not explore elsewhere.
Or why their kids end up in jail or dead.
@@hetalia-italy2760 How tf are you on TH-cam then?
Edit: I just realized this could be taken the wrong way, I meant no harm.
Nova Star Oh whoops. Forgot to mention I am allowed to use TH-cam also.
One sentence sums this video all up.
“I feel bad for those kids.”
Never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down.
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry, never gonna say goodbye.
@@abyssalgaming9994 Never gonna tell a lie, and hurt you.
Legend has it all these parents got put in psyc wards and the kids got restraining orders and therapy
I didn't see this, but my mom told me this story. My cousin, who was maybe 10 at the time, would go play with the neighbours sometimes. Every time he did, my aunt (his mom) would make him bring a walkie-talkie with him. Well, every 5 minutes my aunt would have a quick check-in through the walkie talkie. They were crappy, so my cousin would always accidentally go out of range, so the walkie talkies weren't connected anymore. The moment he went back into range, he would hear his mom screaming into the thing like her kid had been stolen in the one second she couldn't get a hold of him. One time when he was in high school, he missed an entire day of school just so he could go somewhere without his mom knowing. All he did was sit under a tree just outside the campus and read a book. He said it was the most agonizingly boring day of his life, but the fact that his mom wasn't aware he wasn't at school made it worth it
That’s a new type of helicopter parent...
Vic [Color Wheel] this isn’t that bad??? like at least the kid was allowed outside of his parents sight, even if they did have to check in frequently.
Morgan D trust me that sounds bad, your parent should be able to trust you that you are okay. That mom PROBBALY did way more insane over protective things like that and more to that child. It’s embarrsing and distracting. My mom always made me anxious with her over protective ways, something like this would’ve only made me 100 times more anxious
How is he
I feel bad for your cousin. I hope he cutted all contact from her.
In my sisters year at all girls middle school there was a girl who’s parents didn’t let go to puberty Ed. So while the rest of the grade were learning about condoms and periods she was in the library. Guess who ended up getting pregnant at 17?
Was she pregnant or...?
@@Privatepyle69 What is that?, What the frick is that!
Private Pyle yes
@@Privatepyle69 I really hope your joking when you said that
Whenever someone does that to there kids it usually back fires
My parents: “if he dies, he dies”
My mom said that when I got bucked off a horse. She was in the house and was informed she said, "As long as she dies doing what she loves." Lol
“Oh great we gotta but a coffin now.”
Same here
Rocky 4 reference? =)
My mom made us go out and play and as long as any injury didn't require the ER we were good lol.......my mom was so happy when all 3 of us were finally out of the house she literally was waiting to help me load my things when I got back from my honeymoon!!!
I legit feel bad for these kids. I was never sheltered. In fact my dad encouraged me to go out with friends more.
lucky you I'm not even allowed to go into my backyard with gates
lucky there’s an alarm system in my house and since i’m the youngest and the only girl, they make me do all the dishes and don’t ever let me go out :( not even on a neighborhood walk
@@tapiocaballs4274 i can relate deeply to that im the first girl and oldest girl living in the house currently cause all the older ones moved out. hope life gets better for us sis :)
damn wish I had parents like u. Sucks to be the youngest. My parents are always checking on me even when I’m sleeping. Talk about lack of personal space
My parents say I should get out more, but I am not allowed to walk outside my gate :/
She won't let me go to the bottom of my street,
It's 5 houses down and my neighborhood is VERY safe.
F
Better safe then sorry, you never know.
@@Gallium_AA Yeah, the neighborhood next to it has some creeps in it.
same bruh. not even the bottom of the street, if i go beyond the driveway, they get mad asf for no reason -_-
@Gamerboi Riley and years ago literal crackheads lived in my house.
I worked with a woman that had a daughter and a son.....then daughter was older and the son younger......she was just awful to the daughter but was crazy about the boy and treated him like a king......she breastfed him until he was 5 yrs old and when i worked with her he was around age 10 she told me that she made her husband sleep on the couch and her son slept in the bed with her......the daughter was expected to cater to the younger brother......it was so weird and creepy......i felt bad for the daughter
And this people is an example of a woman who indirectly encourages patriarchy
@@justaname6011 I almost feel like if your child has teeth and goes to elementary school and still being breastfed then some kind of child abuse charges should be filed.....just my opinion
I feel bad for the brother too. He’s a victim of covert parental incest
Just a name my mom spoils the freak out of my brother but even though I do chores that aren’t mine so when she wakes up she won’t yell I got my room taken cause my kandi stuff was out
You should feel just as bad for that poor boy too. He's gonna grow up with some really effed up psychological issues. Guaranteed.
What I learned today: Some humans parent their kids so much, its ridiculous.
Hey man, how you doing? Remember me, last year, I was on a log?
Damn Right, let kids make some mistakes (With boundaries ofcourse)
Where is bigfoot?
Like some parents shield everything for some reason
Well they have good intentions and depends on the culture and country, in Japan overprotective parents are non-existent
My mother was deathly afraid of social media to the point she would stop being friends with someone IRL when they got Facebook in the late 2000s, this was based on the fact she thought murderers and shit were using it to track people down and if people close to her were on there it’s apparently a security risk to her. I didn’t get instagram until I was 15 and I had to hide it from her.
The only social media to really fear is Tik Tok.
sounds like she has social phobia, I have it too tbh :((
@OttifantSir2020 European but not that much :/
@@warpey5632 tik tok is Spyware
Dude that might seem creepy, but she is 100% correct. If you have fb and your friend doesn't, then fb has a profile on your friend everything from their name and phone number to pics and it has even made a network of people you both communicate with. Tik tok is spyware yes, but fb is creating ghost profiles for people that have never even been on fb. Fb knows you is your parents and your siblings, cousins, etc. Social media is insane.
Welcome back to yet another episode of People Who Shouldn't Breed.
Idiots breed faster than geniuses.
@@warpey5632 Idiocracy *Intensifies*
Mateusz Kubas love that movie
It gets even worse... imagine how many of those kids don't realize how toxic and wrong this is... and they continue the same behavior in their lives.
@@warpey5632 So true!
“A person grows up when he’s able to overcome hardships. Protection is important, but there are some things a person must learn on his own.”
~Jiraiya.
I don't think most of these parents would appreciate someone like Jiraiya.
Jacob Kohr probably not. He’s a great influence though. Whether it’s with the female species or life lessons.
@@jacobkohr7243 probley not
But it's a good quote no matter who said it
MegaMikeCraft Pervy Sage has a lot of good quotes about life. Everyone needs someone like him in their life.
ur forgetting that naruto is 'gratuitously violent'
4:19 Imagine having the time and money to buy a ticket for an 8 hour flight just to exercise your helicopter parenting.
maybe she is just in shock about her children leaving g
Family must've been loaded
The story could be fake
I love how parents think teenagers aren't going to talk about sex amongst themselves as a normal subject of conversation.
My mom kept 5 radios going throughout the house at all hours of the day. All tuned to the same station, never able to touch or adjust volume/station. After 10 years of this I now suffer from chronic migraine headaches.
but why?
Damn that sounds painful😶
I can't believe people like these exist on this world
My brother.
He wouldn't let me go on a walk on my local nature trail when I was younger because he was afraid of gunmen and rapists even though I knew everyone who walked on that trail and when he finally got the guts to come with me then he wouldn't even let me say hello to someone or pet their dogs because he was afraid that we would've gotten shot....
I live in a neighborhood where the last major crime happened over 20 years ago
The Dragon Master As a kid I was trusting of everyone and said “hello” to random strangers all the time, mostly people with pets. My parents of course told me not to follow people you don’t know if they offer me something and all that stuff, I’m grateful they did teach me that because one time when I usually said hi to people and older man stopped and asked me if I wanted to buy a puppy. I got creep feelings immediately from being told about kidnappers, my grandma think I was overreacting but after I said “no” to the guy with the dogs he asked “why not?” As if he was surprised I didn’t want to.
@@boyboss3322 smart choice to have said no
There's a fine line between being cautious and being paranoid.
@@augusteast6518 oh trust me. He had some major paranoia back then.
“why don’t my kids ever want to spend time around me?”
Can confirm that 'quiverful' story. I was once called a whore for holding my then-fiance's hand. But that wasn't by my parents, it was by other people in our church.
Seriously, what's up with these crazy religious people? Makes no sense.
So they can call you that but you can't hold your fiancée's hand?
@@ally6721 makes no sense. Why is it weird to touch your partner before marriage? Imagine never touching your partner before the wedding...
I bet even those really religious people in that church did it.
Held a male friend's hand on multiple occasions. I'm a real skank, we even interlaced our fingers.
There's no hate quite as visceral as Christofascist love!
I wouldn’t say overprotective but definitely weird: my boyfriend’s parents have this weird rule that if he has fun today he can’t have fun tomorrow. I honestly think it’s so weird like he could play a game today but wasn’t allowed to the next day or has to do lots of chores and homework
What the actual f***? He basically has to pay for his merriment?
That's emotionally and developmentally abusive
Namjoon sold my jams for 3 dollars what the actual fuck?
Sounds like my parents😶😶
😂😂😂😂😂😂
So many of these stories have "From a religious family" in them, and it kind of makes me sad. Religion shouldn't come in the way of people living their lives.
Religion *ABSOLUTELY POSITIVELY DESPERATELY MUST* be abolished.
*AT ALL COSTS*
Oh its not always about religion. Some of these religious stories sound super true to me,like controling the books and music, just replace religion by culture... Done
I promise its not a religion thing. I think religion just attracts specific types of people.
@@PetsandCritters535 it's teh religious and how they were rised trust me
These so called parents should never be allowed to have kids
One time my dad berated my whole family for opening the windows one day (it was hot inside and it was chilly outside) because he thought that someone was gonna CUT THE BUG NET AND COME INTO OUR HOUSE. I mean i get the concern but dude we closed the windows properly and we live in a very safe community (no gangs, no sus activity, no robberies, no nothing)
Ummm....PROMAJA/PROMAHA CAN KILL YOU YA KNOW?!
Just kidding,but in my country,if someone opens 2 windows at the same time someone emidiatelly(i spelled it wrong ik) says "Close one window,you'll get sick" xD
I had some friends whose mother took theM out of school aged 9 and 7. She took her oldest (she’s the same age as me) out of school because she was “too smart” we got the same grades. She took the other one out because there were too many people in her class and not all of them liked her because she was shy. There were 15 people in her class. Normal class sizes are like 30. It took the oldest 5 years of arguing to be allowed back to school and the youngest just never went back. They weren’t allowed to go to the park which was across the road until they were 16 and 14. They weren’t allowed into town or walk to school. They had to have a shower whenever they came inside if they went out in case they got some desease on their skin. This meant they often had showers over twice a day. The oldest is now nearly 20 and has gone to uni but her mum took her out of uni as soon as the first case of coronavirus was announced in our country (around January) and she hasn’t been allowed out of the house and her mum says she won’t be able to go back to uni until there is no cases in the country anymore. The youngest has not been seen out of the house in about two years now because her mum won’t let her. She’s nearly 17
Someone should call CPS. She really shouldn't be surprised when they either kill themselves or run away and never speak to her again.
I'm not allowed to wear tampons even though it's a personal preference because I'm "to young" I'm 15. And I've had my period since I was 11.
What the fuck...
Can you do it in secret tho
It seems like CPS wouldn’t like that, that seems like abuse, no offense.
I HATE tampons but I’m sorry you have to do that :(
@@wittykittywoes personally pads feel like a diaper. But it's all about personal preference.
@@orestisx I've tried and gotten in trouble for it but now that I'm 15 it just seems creepy so I'm going to talk to them about it.
Tbh unless you're mentally/physically incapable of calling the prof, your parents should never do it xD Like a car crash or emergency surgery or if you commute and your head is too fuzzy to make sentences and your vomiting your guts from the flu!
"If you love me, let me goooooooo!"-Brendon Urie
@Hilltop Slim 614 cringe for you, truth to the rest of us.
12:30
Should we tell her that Nightcrawler, in the comics, is extremely devout? (I'm pretty sure he's an ordained priest too, but that might be an alternate universe thing.)
1) I knew a young guy whose mother had used what he called 'smothering love.' - She died when he was in early 20's - He resented her so much because now that she was gone, he was helpless
2) My uncle was living with a woman and her son (from her teenage pregnancy) - She spoiled the kid and always believed him over everyone, even professional counselors. She bailed him out of trouble every time. As an adult he never held down a job, he relied on her and the state to support him, ended up a smoker& drinker and addicted to drugs...His 'Mom' at some point moved to a foreign country to marry some other guy and start a new family - Her and my uncle had separated several years before and my uncle owned half the house, with the son still squatting there...drinking/smoking/drug-abusing all day long...He died in his mid-30's from just abusing his body...wasted away - sad
- Parents need to stop bailing their kids out every time they face the consequences of their mistakes - they learn NOTHING about life
22:33 so she was allowed to read LoTR and Narnia but not to read anything about killing and death... Did their parents even know that both Narnia and LoTR are stuffed with war and violence? Narnia ends with Apocalypse and almost all the main characters die and LoTR is all about fignting with Sauron.
Theres war and violence in the bible too tho so why bother with others books
Parents that think they are correct to exercise their authority over the little things so that they can feel that they are above their child, like wtf exercising authority just for the sake of it is fcked up
Trust me, I thought that was strange too, she can read the prototype of DND, but not one of the greatest classics in all of modern literature, which is TKM. If you need another fantasy book to read, I would suggest the red wall series, a lot of syrup, religious themes. If there was a curious and confused emoticon, I would use it.
I wasn't allowed to go out by myself till i was 18. i was so sheltered that i got to the point where they're complaining about ppl telling them that i'm too sheltered
My parents were weird. They were protective in some cases and totally careless in others. 🤣
Same
this is off topic but I like your username
9:20 my mom did this too. I remember she was nearly crying once because a family friend put a picture of me and my name on her Facebook page, idk if it was public or not, and she was convinced I was gonna be kidnapped raped and murdered
I'd be pissed too. Facebook can sell and use any of the photos uploaded to facebook or sent via messenger.
LMAOO my dad did this too
OH MY GOD A FAMILY FRIEND SAW WHAT MY CHILD LOOKS LIKE
They didnt let me walk to the bus stop by myself, but it was like a 2 minute walk. Until i was 13, they did not let me step outside the house by myself, if i even wanted to stand by the front door or sit on a rock (we had big rocks by our fromt door), i had to be supervised. All of a sudden when i get to the second half of freshman year, they let me do anything. Once i left an hour early and rode a bike to school (using gps, im absolutely terrible with directions) and i could walk around campus and do anything and that was the first time ever.
It seems your sentence ended early.
My mom was like this. I turned 18 is March, graduated in May, and was in my own house by August all in 2018.
This is going to be me soon. I’m going to turn 18 in March too I can’t wait
I thought my parents were protective :0
I know someone whose mother wouldn't give her 13 year old daughter a key to the house to get in after school even though mother didn't get home till 5 or 6. Daughter begged for months because she said she didnt feel safe waiting outside but her mother refused because she thought her daughter was slow mentally (she isn't) and would lose the key or it would get stolen and someone would rob the house. The daughter ended up getting raped in her own backyard by several neighborhood boys while waiting for her mother to get home. She never told her mother what happened because mom was also a terrible gossip and she didn't want to be known as the "poor ret*rded raped girl." (Her words.)
The really perplexing part...the mother actually thought she was being protective by leaving her supposedly mentally deficient 13 year old daughter locked outside for several hours everyday.
wtf
This is pretty common. My parents wants us to study abroad, high education, and once graduated and got high earning job, we are to live at their home and pool our earning into family funding of some sort. Now that i'm writing this, i'm not even sure the logic behind it.
That you will take care of them at old age
@@Jack1994hoo well, we dont need high education for that.
Ah, that's my mother right there. I am planning on studying abroad and she keeps whining about how she won't survive without me. She even suggested she comes there illegally and we share my dorm room. I can understand she will be left completely alone but... I really don't want here in my life anymore.
@@j.j.juggernaut9709 that kinda sucks. I really wouldn't know how to handle that if i were the one to be in your shoe. I mean... on one hand, you have to start living, but on the other hand, she'd be alone... so i dunno. Its sucks to be in these kind of situation.
are you the only child? To be fair, for my parents, they seemed fine living on their own. What i hate is thinking that they wanted our money to be 'family' money, so we cant just spend it willy nilly.
for the love of god do not pool your money together. I can almost guarantee something will happen and you will lose a lot of it. Keep your money to yourself in a bank account no one has access to, and give them monthly cheques if you want to help your parents out. Pooling money sounds like a recipe for disaster
i came out to my parents this past weekend and my parents freaked real bad. i went to leave their house to calm down (im 19 and no longer live with them) and they tried to tell me to come back to them. i just laughed and continued walking away. my mom also said she'd ground me if i went to any of the current blm protests, and she was serious
The amount of these unfit parents is unbelievable . Just crazy
Sounds like my father. He wonders why I hardly tell him anything.
I was raised to ask my dad before buying anything online (he'd buy it and I'd give him the money). One time I was asking him if I could get roller skates and his friend said, "Why are you asking him? You have a job." I was dumbfounded. I never thought of just buying it myself. I still have yet to try this, but I look forward to it!
Have you done it as yet?
@@TweSunshine Yes! I didn't buy the roller skates, but I bought items off amazon myself.
@@pepis5453 That's awesome 😃
same situation here. it's part of the reason I'm a bit addicted to shopping. I'm still rebelling.
"Why don't you talk to me anymore?"
"Why won't you let me see my grandkids?"
"Why are you so mean to me?"
I wonder why...
i knew a mother who was still filling her 12 year old daughter's plate when they went to potlucks. she also cut her meat before the girl could start eating. when the daughter went in the bathroom without informing her mother first, her mother hammered on the door, yelling, "marilyn ! are you in there ?"
I’m blind and I have my mom do this, partly, because trying to walk with a full plate plus a drink plus a cane is very difficult, I have tried it, many times, the food, or more, rather the drink ends up all over me as opposed to in its vessel. I also still have my mom cut my food for me, my meat, but that’s more of a in public if I go to cut things things go flying problem nine I am incompetent. I cannot do this problem. Bothering your child while they are in the bathroom, however, There is a very deep trench you are crossing, right there, that is not to be crossed ever
When u can actually imagine your parents doing all of the things mentioned in this video(if they haven't already) . I-
My (Now late) father never gave me "The Talk" so I didn't really know what s3x was until I turned 15-16 and figured it out by myself. However he did accuse me twice of "Entertaining older men online" (because he "caught me" watching a vidoegame review,with a male reviewer on screen) when I was like 12-13,didn't know how sex worked and I was still too grossed out to kiss anyone. Bonus points when he accused me of doing BDSM stuff at 17 when I cosplayed Harley Quinn and was wearing a choker and a gun holster. You guessed it,I didn't even know what BDSM was.
Plus he got mad when he saw me cuddling,and I mean CUDDLING,not even kissing,with a guy on a bench. I was 15.
How did this way of disciplining me turn out?
-Me grinding on/rubbing against a 30 year old at 15 without realizing that sitting on a guy's crotch was sexual and thinking that I was just resting on him (Yes,I knew him before that from a play we both acted in at an event,We won a prize lol,and no he luckily didn't do anything,he just plopped his head on mine and watched the concert)
-Me becoming a nympho from 16 to 18...I feel bad for my ex fiancee though.
-Sleeping with a guy (Yes,sleeping like going to sleep in a bed,not having s3x) who was waaaaay older than me in his hotel room two months after my father's death in a disturbing attempt to break free from his "No Boys/No Girls" policy that left me touch/affection starved if not completely isolated,since I couldn't even holds hands with a boy in middle school without my dad freaking out and following us around without telling me the reason for why he was acting nuts. Still neither me or him LUCKILY didn't do anything,we just napped for like 3 hours then I left,he looked really disappointed though. Big F in the chat for him since I had just turned 18. I'm still scared shitless of the fact I didn't know what sexual cues or tension were was because I had still never felt it with anyone besides my ex fiancee,and what it could've happened there.
Unrelated but I almost got fully R4p3d by a guy when I invited him over for pizza. The weird thing is that I was never touchy or cutesy/huggy towards him,if anything I was even a bit too distant because I had no intererest in him and didn't want to lead him on. He just thought that me inviting him over for pizza meant "Please R4p3 me!" Or smth.
I'm now (21F) and I still haven't managed to open up completely about sex.
My (I was 19 at the time) second to last "friend" had to explain what certain stuff was to me because I still didn't know shit.
The last time I tried getting friendly with someone (I was 20 at the time) couldn't keep up with me once,plus he asked me to do Ahegao,and that was my cue to leave.
Remember moms and dads,give your child the talk or you will end up with a 21 year old daughter that's goes from being a hypersexual nympho for months to completely asexual and sex repulsed for the following months,that could've gotten in trouble many times because you couldn't be arsed to explain basic human functions to her.
Parents please,don't make anymore human disappointments,I don't want to fight for the title of biggest disappointment again :(
Parents: *why did our kids get emancipated and hate us?*
What parents did:
I had a classmate who was... well, sheltered. No movies, no hanging out alone with the opposite sex (group was fine) and all that crap. The second her parents were out of the country for a vacation, she made us all hung out until midnight. We were 16/17, it was a school night. My mum thought it was hilarious that was so cranky, I didn't because I was so exhausted.
I was that kid with no curfew and very lax rules since I never got into trouble - err... no legal trouble at least, I still skip class every now and then. I mean, what's the fucking point of breaking the law? Wasn't popular either, I was just there minding my own business. So, my mother trusted me not to fuck up and be the responsible one among the friend group. I'm still the fucking responsible one in the friend group decades later.
Seriously, don't coddle your children. I had to ensure that friend didn't get into trouble one too many times because they were feeling rebellious. It was painfully annoying.
I’m 12 and my grand parents (I live with them) won’t even let me camp on the deck because there are “bears” and I’m not allowed outside most of the time and yet the complain we are on our electronics to much...
Also my bedtime is 8:30 but I secretly stay up until 4:00
I knew a kid whose mom would bathe and dress them up until they were 10~11 years old. That kid has no disabilities, perfectly normal, just overcoddled long into adulthood, could never do anything for themself because everything was done for them. Heck, the kid was always being misdiagnosed by certain family members because they seemed emotionally stunted due to all of the constant babying and overprotection.
That kid was me.
"I think they broke her" I LOST IT 😂😂😂
My grandmother insisted that we have a chaperone to come with us when we weren’t to the mountains with friends on a 3 day trip. We’re all in our 20s.
My mom wouldn't let me play RuneScape because she thought I would get kidnapped.
Wow what is the logic behind this oNe
Ok what's the logic with this one?
😂😂😂 WHAT?
Big old X to doubt on this one 😂
@@nomad1-450 true story
Back when I was a teenager and my mom could drive, she drove into the bus transfer point. Why? Well, she was afraid that I might be scared waiting for the bus (to be fair, it was running a bit late). The bus drivers obviously honked at her because she had no business being there, and I was not afraid to take the bus. As a matter of fact, I had been singing “Upside Down” by the A-Teens to my Timon plushie while I waited. In other words, I was fine, in a great mood, having fun even. And then here comes my mom, all like, “I was so worried about you! Were you scared that the bus would not come? Are you okay?”
She has calmed down quite a bit now that I am an adult, but she still worries about me a lot, and I still live with her by choice anyway. I gotta tell her when I am going somewhere still, take my phone so we can call each other (which is important for her safety as well as mine to be fair), and if I am gonna be later than expected I gotta tell her that.
She is not that bad, tho.
sounds like she cares about you a lot, it isn’t that bad. I would say that cutely embarrassing parents
I have Asthma and my mom wouldn’t ever let me hang out with my friends till I was thirteen even though I carry my inhaler and my Asthma hadn’t acted up for nearly 7 years at the time
...there's no correlation. Your mom is intentionally isolating you.
I think a couple of the stories were about a dad, a few involved both parents, but the bulk involved a mom who was completely irrational. At this point I would like to thank my parents for doing none of this.
The way that these parents act is almost scary to me it’s like their kids were raised in a prison like environment and didn’t even know it
When my nephews were little, my sister sent them to my parents house a lot so they could have fun together downtown and whatnot. One day at dinner, I set a bit of food on one of my nephews' plate and said he should try it, it was really good. Both of my parents exploded, yelling at me that I am not to give either of them food they don't approve of without talking with them first. Neither of them have food allergies. Needless to say, I don't have a good relationship with them, for many reasons, this not being any of them, but it didn't feel good, I think I was around 16 or so?
12:44 this is EXACTLY my mom. she once threw away a unicorn stuffed animal i had bc it was "demonic". and she doesn't allow my siblings and i to buy clothes with dragons/skulls etc bc they're all "demonic". im turning 16 soon which means i only have 2 more years of this nonsense.
6:48 Asif she actually took her phone off her for a month cos she was 45 seconds slow in calling her.i think that mother's seriously crazy,her daughter will grow up hating her and rebelling.and that teen sister is likely realising now why her sister is staying away from them.bet they've turned there attention to her now her sister has nothing to do with em
My parents punished me for being 5 mins late past my curfew of 10pm, when I was 17 and had been hanging with an adult married couple and adult friends. These were people from our church(we went to a restaurant then played board games) . But because I didn't have the foresight to anticipate traffic I got into trouble and wasn't allowed out again(this was the first time I ever did anything "fun" independently) . They have almost no part in my life now. I got married young (19) to escape basically ( not to worry, I was going to marry him eventually anyway but why wait if you don't need to).
I think I am a protective parent, meaning I make sure my kids understand risks and how to keep themselves safe, and they know they can call me at any time for help. But these parents are just suffocating.
When I was 14 I went to the movies with my friend, I was dropped off in front of the theater and my mother watched me enter with my friend. After the movie it was raining heavily and the ground in front of the theater was flooding so we moved to the other side of the road to wait for my mother. She saw us waiting on the wrong side of the road and spent an hour yelling about how I could have been raped, that when she trusts me to do something by myself I need to be where I promised to be and that I am no longer going on a trip to my aunts house because I'm not trustworthy. Lol
I am extremely thankful for my parents being so cool. At 13 years of age my mother asked if I’d ever drunk alcohol. I responded that I had tried once and she was like ok.
I lived at home while in university as my school was about 20 minutes away. My mother was always very overprotective, but I was also a really good kid (didn't party/drink, studied hard, etc.) One night my junior year (when I was 21) I'd stayed after class to study, and some friends invited me to a salsa dance lesson on campus. Cool. After, we got chick fil-a. Cool. At some point my cell phone died, whoops, it happens. Made it home about 9 p.m., about 2 hrs after I'm normally home. My mom was furious. She "couldn't believe how irresponsible I'd been." She'd called campus police. She'd called the real police. She'd sent my dad out to the city to look for my car. He came back shortly after, mad, but not at me- at my mother for being a lunatic.
That one with the kid being imprisoned for two years while his siblings were allowed to come and go was horrifying. Imagine being an older sibling and your mom locks your little sister/brother in the house 24/7 and doesn’t even send them to school. If I was the older sibling in that situation I would’ve been out as soon as I turned 18 and taken my younger sibling with me.
Damn all these commercials on this thing.
Fast forward the vid to the end and click restart, all the ads disappear
Just use adblock man
This one time when I was little I was swinging and this baby waddled in front of me and of course I hit the baby there was literally nothing I could do and the baby’s mom was mad at me
When I was homeless, me and a former friend moved in with my mom, who coddled me pretty much my whole life (moving in was my friend's idea, and I begged her to change her mind, but knowing we were broke and had nowhere else to go, we saw that as our only option). Before we got there, we made a deal with my mom where we borrow her car for when we had to run errands, and also to occasionally go out, as long as I paid the monthly expenses for insurance. My mom "agreed" til we got there, where she said that we were only allowed to use the car for just getting groceries, and as long as she came with. Me and my friend are both in our twenties, mind you. Also, my mom was drunk and high off Xanax when we got there (she's had a substance abuse problem for a long time). My friend was starting to reconsider our plan, til she heard my mom upstairs call her the n word while she was on the phone with her realtor. When my friend told me what happened while I was outside, of course, I got angry (my mom is the "white liberal until put under racial tension" type). Also, my friend wasn't even black, but rather Domenican. Of course, we left when we knew the fucked up situation we got ourselves in. I'm glad I'm away from her now. I probably wouldn't even be alive today if I never rebelled and told her to fuck off. I hope other kids that have been coddled by their dictator parents gain the courage to do the same
Back in the 8th grade, I was with my then boyfriend having a good time somewhere with him. My mom was going to drive us back to his house to drop him off, but while we waited for her she told me she had lost sight of our dog while she took her out, but brought her back inside the house after she found her again which caused a delay. His mom told him to be back at a certain time he was a bit worried. Once we dropped him off, he texted me saying how his mom cried when he arrived late.
His mom was too overprotective and strict about everything..
My parents don’t let me go outside, at all. They drive me to high school, and when I’m not in school, I’m at home or my moms workplace. I hate it so much
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You should be thankful your parents are overprotective
@@vanderwallstronghold8905 bad advice the world is full of crazy people
@@simonjimenez4663 _SOME_ crazy people are a result of crazy overprotective parenting.
1. I was in a job interview and there was a girl whose parents are also queuing and sitting in the waiting room with her. The father kept on going through her resume ("You should emphasis this part") and they watched her like a hawk when she walked into the room.
2. My sister has a friend who never did a homework throughout her academic life. Because her mom actually hired someone to do all her kids' homework for them. This "special staff" even had his own desk in the mother's office (she owns the biz). The kids' father has no idea about this, even now. To his knowledge, he has straight A children. The mother told my mother all of this
I completely remember every supermarket in the area, I know how to go back home, I know how to cross a street, and YET my parents don’t let me go out on my own (I’m 12). I cant even stay home alone.
Big oof bro
Me too I fell u :(
1:13 wow thier lucky
I have a friend whose 21 and never got the talk me and my friends had to guve her the talk
Btw were 18 and 17 year olds
*who's
Bruh, sometimes my mother is basically all of these parents combined while other days she is the exact opposite
Is that normal?
not normal at all
Might be bipolar
Woah im really blessed to have my mom and dad. Me, 17, can have a beer or go out with friends or have a pocket knife and my parents aren’t over protective. Yet they also make sure im responsible when doing any of those things.
What’s funny is most of these parents will justify this behavior
My ex bf had some issues. His mom was really overprotective, he could only come over to my house on Friday for about three hours. I even offered to drive him to my house but he declined because his mom doesn’t want other people to drive him. I mean, it’s not like my mom hasn’t been driving for years but ok. We went to the movies once and his mom was annoyed because he didn’t want her to sit in there with us, she still did. And when he was at his dads house(his parents are divorced) he literally could not text me at all, and his dad, these are his words, told him that he should feel bad for having a girlfriend and he is disappointing him. His dad also keep telling him that he needs to break up with me. What the hell? I’ve chalked it up to either it was true or he was trying to manipulate me to break up with him because he was a jerk loser and didn’t want to say it himself. One more weird thing, we were on FaceTime once and his mom comes in and says, hey I’m going to the store, I’ll be back in 2 hours, ok? I’ll be back, and I made you a sandwich. It was so creepy, she acted like a 15 year old guy couldn’t be left alone for 2 hours.
this makes me so mad just listening to this. It gives me fear because I think my parents are going to do this to me when I got to college
"It's only because they care."
My bf's cousin : he made his kids (twins) wear protective helmets since they began crawling until they started primary school. The one of the twins took the habit of hitting very hard his head on the cast iron radiator because he found it funny how his head bumped backwards, 5 minutes after they took off the helmet, he hit his head against it again, he opened his forehead and eyebrow and bled like heel, the parents were freaking out and he was screaming. Since then, both kids are extremely monitored, even when they just go up or down the stairs...
Help your child succeed in school because he's struggling
Parents: hell no
Ground him until you die
Parents: I'll take your entire stock
The whole murder story reminds me of the time a neighbor committed suicide by jumping out the window from the fifth story dorm building. In order: first an officer, then my "aunt", then finally my mother. They were worried I was the one who did it, I mainly told them that "I was fine".
I was 10 months old and my parents had me sleeping in my own room until I boycotted the crib and slept in my toddler bed at 10 months old
Edit: I had no clue that parents would go as far as some of the ones in the posts. My parents were a little strict in a way that forced us to learn some things for ourselves
I have a friend, im 22 she's 23, and last month she moved into her own first appartment. This month, is the first time she's actually cooked anything on a stove, she wasnt allowed near fire in her parents house. The first time she cut something with a sharp knife, wasnt allowed those either. First time she shaved her legs, first time she could stay out past 7 at night. The next couple of weeks are going to be fun, im gonna show her everything she's missed.
Then there's me, moved out and started taking care of myself at 15 lmao
Knew a guy who had the exact same situation as 0:56 his parents kept two camera angles, one in his room and one on the staircase next to his room so that they could “make sure he wasn’t playing games” while they were out. He was pretty surprised when all of us told him that wasn’t normal for them to be monitoring a 16 year old like that
There's something about 1:30 that makes me think that the parents are too embarrassed to find out if their daughter is ADHD or Autistic (wouldn't be surprised if they're anti vaxxers, cause it kinda goes hand in hand as seeing austim as shameful) and that cutting out sugar is somehow going to "tame her quirks".
I knew a girl who’s mum wouldn’t let her cross the street alone without holding her hand at 14. Now she’s bisexual and apparently quite a party animal
My parents weren't overprotective but I feel like they would rather believe anyone else other than me, and if there was some ridiculous rule at my school that made no sense, they would probably enforce it.
Yikes. Being stuck outside in November.......as a fellow Canadian, I can confirm how awful this is.
One day, my dad forgot to tell me that I shouldn't walk home because he was working late and my sister was at ski practice. (This was before I got a house key)
So I was just standing on the porch for around fifteen minutes, freezing cold, until my neighbour saw me and invited me in so I wouldn't freeze.
My friend had crazy protective parents he went into the military to get away from them, they tried to get him booted out that got shut down pretty quickly by his commander
I am a teacher and i can relate. Most of those parents usually came from a strict religious background, or from a wealthy life that sheltered themselves with cash ending not knowing how basic social activity works. I once had a 4th grade student who cant even have little playtime with his classmates because her mom is there all the time. The mother also demanded me not to tell stories from the textbooks that are not associated with their religion. The poor boy is still spoon-fed and staring at his playing classmates during lunch break. One time, he called me while his in the bathroom because apparently he does not know how to clean himself. Kid is too childish to call a fourth-grade. He's high school now, and seeing his social media, he's into some weeb shit and being a "gentleman". Poor guy.
not trying to be negative to religious people, but I swear religion cause more harm than good...
@@futurestarplayer6896 as someone with religious parents I don't claim those "religious parents"
I have a friend, we're in highschool, and this is just one of many things he isn't allowed to do: say "poop". I repeat, we're in highschool, he is forced to say "#2" instead. He shared his plan with me, he's going to say he has to poop, and when his parents flip out, he's going to say he has to take a shit.
I wanna say I understand that they want to keep their children safe, but I really cant... this is ridiculous >:(((
Love my grandma to death... but she kinda lost it when my mom married my dad. Long story short: mom spent her wedding night in her childhood room, my dad was not allowed. The next day, my grandparents and uncles took her to meet my dad on the airport for the honeymoon.
I'm 18 and my mom doesn't even let me check the mail unsupervised 🤦♀️
I just want to say one of my quick stories here. My friend was grounded and his parents took safari off his phone afterwards Bc they thought he was hacking into the government with it. When they found out he didn’t actually hack into the government with safari. They put it back on his phone. He was 12
That’s hilarious. And here I thought my mom believing I joined a cult after buying a band t-shirt was terrible