I feel like some parents don’t grasp that just because your child has a hard time understanding and grasping certain things, doesn’t mean you just don’t teach them at all. You just go about it in a different way.
I too have an autistic younger brother. You guys may not think that a 14 year old can cause significant damage, but Jesus Christ yes they CAN. From holes in the walls, to broken doors and hands, it's unwise to underestimate the strength of a teenage boy with anger issues, defiance disorder, and autism spectrum.
Hell, don't even underestimate the strength of a spoiled little kid in general throwing a tantrum! Lots of parents, especially awful and/or inexperienced ones, don't seem to realize that little kids can cause serious harm to the people and objects around them. They don't have the knowledge nor ability to really control how much damage they do.
Puberty hits everyone differently but most 14-16y old guys can knock me the fuck out if they get proper angry or put their mind to it. Whilst still having the age to struggle dealing with themselves mentally, add all those issues to it. Yeah, I believe the damage and possible danager.
As someone whos autistic (high functioning), one thing that happens with me (and from what i know it happens to others as well) is the issue with understanding fairness, as in, in my head as a kid i thought if someone has smth, it makes sense that i had it as well, and not being able to have it led to frustration. Maybe that plays a part on the autistic brother's tantrums and behaviour. But the parents are fucking up by not parenting him
Yeah, the parents are just making it worse. Number 1 worst mistake with raising a kid, especially an neurodivergent one: Giving them everything they want, letting them do whatever they want, and not teaching them the concept of "no". Not only will it ruin the child's life because they won't understand that they can't just get whatever they want in the real world, but it will eventually ruin the parents' life when the kid starts wanting more expensive stuff (like cars, fancy computers and game consoles, etc), if they aren't filthy rich. And since that child will also believe they can do whatever they want without consequences, it will probably lead to them becoming some form of criminal as they get older. Or in the worst case scenario, getting themself killed because they don't understand that bad actions have bad consequences.
Need more context on that one, the mom says the child is the reason the father lost his job? Seems like there's likely a lot we don't know in the background there, mom is definitely a lunatic for demanding a house though lmao
I grew up most of my life with high functioning undiagnosed autism. I was parented and treated just like everyone else. And to be honest, I’m glad because it taught me a lot about the real world and after seeing this I’m even more grateful my parents never coddled me or gave me a pass just because I was autistic. Also, some of the boys behaviors aren’t something people with autism do, it’s just something kids with poor parenting do.
I also had the same experience and I 100% agree. Providing support for your kids is one thing, spoiling is another. You don't just give in to any whim a child wants just because they want it. Autistic or not. The correct way to raise a child with high-functioning autism is to treat them like any other kid, just more patience, extra support, and explaining a lot of things in different more detailed ways than you would have to with a neurotypical child.
I also have a high functioning autistic brother. Although I'm younger, I was always expected to be more mature. But high functioning autism doesn't limit you as much as you think, only how you learn and take information. But they are really capable of anything we can do.
My little brother's got autism, but he's still taught what boundaries are, and bad behaviors are met with time outs. Just because a kid has autism doesn't mean you have to coddle them, it just means you have to raise them differently and use different parenting methods. Spoiling a kid who already has a hard time learning right from wrong at a young age will only make them harder to handle in the future.
@@bombdotcom2168 It's just depressing to see little kids have their future completely ruined, just because their parents wouldn't raise them right. And when this kind of shit is pulled with kids that have autism, it will also make all stereotypes about autism even worse. Why are people like this, most kids with autism are just kids who think a little differently.
@@LittleParody The problem with parents who don't take care of their kids with learning disabilities is that they don't want to put in the extra effort it will take to try and understand them. It took a long time of me consistently going to visit my youngest brother to figure out what a lot of what he said meant, but when I figured it out taking care of him wasn't all that different from taking care of a kid without those disabilities. Autism isn't a bad thing, it's just something you've gotta work around if your child has it.
Does anyone else notice that they make similar body shifts when listening to each other? That proves that they’re really listening to each other. Because if someone is really paying attention to you, they tend to mock your body movements a lot
There’s an autistic coworker on my team who was raised this exact way, and has a weird relationship with gatekeeping food. And he’s thrown tantrums to the point he’s thrown chairs in office. It’s quite literally hood parents monster for enabling. He’s about 40 years old lol
I am an autistic brother to my younger sister (although my autism is more low functioning) and a decent amount of what I own I have found, repaired or got in return for doing something for my parents or someone else. Another thing worth noting is that I'd get stuff for repairing the stuff I own through the means of Christmas, birthdays or again doing something good (can't be a little thing though, has to be pretty big). Basically, a lot of what I own is very special to me down to my desk that I built overnight after lying to my parents claiming I'd go to sleep almost everything I own has a story behind it (I can exclude my phone here, I'm not protective over it). So one day we're in a hotel and I have just gotten Minecraft up and running on my old laptop (2011 MacBook Pro, was an originally dead laptop I got from one of our friends and have now fixed and now upgraded. It is worth lots to me and I will protect it loads and bring it basically everywhere I go) and I had a wireless mouse hooked up to it (it was an old one my mum owned, and I found the receiver for it when clearing out our old house). My little sister wants to play Minecraft on it as she "has wanted to play Minecraft on a computer her whole life" and here I am sitting in our small hotel room playing Minecraft. So she starts to ask to play on it and I tell her no as I am really protective over my laptop and don't want to let her use it. My parents eventually force me off of it to let her have a go and I feel pretty pissed. This is one incident where she has wanted to use or borrow one of my things and I have been annoyed over it. There was a time where I was forced to give my iPod to her so she could listen to a singular song she liked and when she was younger she even broke a set of my headphones because I wouldn't let her listen to a song she liked. My little sister is cool and all, but personally I do not like sharing a lot of my things. What makes it even more annoying is my parents always pull the "you're only being mean to her because she's your little sister" card, and it just annoys me even more and makes me want to not share even more. I'd try to be more defensive, but as I'm so attached to these things I've repaired, configured and set up myself it's easy for my parents to just threaten taking one of them away. So I find it pretty interesting when it goes in reverse to what I experience. Oh, my family also constantly makes jokes about my hobbies in technology, cars and audio which I find very annoying.
Kids with any problems get extra spoiled. My younger brother was sick only when he was a baby. Now he's literally the most narcissistic junkie ever because being sick for like a year meant my mom needed to treat him like a prince for the rest of his life. Parents aren't doing their kids favor when they do this.
I guess this is the good thing about having multiple siblings because parents cant really favor one child with out other siblings all complaining about it. but to be honest its probably just cause my parents aren't morons like these ones.
I have two siblings. An older sister and a younger brother. They both have autism. My mother never coddled them like that, she's way too sensible for that. But my grandmother on my mom's side coddled the crap out of my sister and somewhat coddled my brother. So I'm in a college medical program to get a job that I didn't want for myself because I'm going to responsible for my siblings once my mother passes. Mom doesn't want that for me, but I'm not going to abandon anybody. I'll do my dream job on the side. I also need good money quickly because I'm slowly losing my ability to walk due to a leg deformity. Anything I have or achieve makes my sister jealous. If I buy myself a new anything, she makes offhand comments about how she wishes she had one too. If I get good grades, she asks mom to talk about her grades when she was in school. When I had a boyfriend, she whined and yelled about how she's going to find her Prince Charming (without leaving the house or meeting anybody new?) OR she tried to take over my dates and relationship. If I'm working on my dream job, a writer, suddenly SHE'S a writer and is wayyy better than me and her stories as wayyy too similarly themed to mine. I can't have ANYTHING without her complaining or being jealous. My mom shuts her down everytime, but it still hurts me. I've given up my entire future for her and my brother, and she's trying to take more and more? I've given up marriage and children and moving out of the house. I've given up focusing on being a writer and traveling while I can still walk for HER. But it's fine. After she gets shut down, I can vibe. Sometimes she needs to be told to stop more than once, but I know that's just how autism is, needing to be taught to think outside yourself multiple times. It's a hard disorder to combat. She lives a hard life, even if it doesn't seem like it. Lord knows I've seen some selfish behavior from them, but with tons and tons of help they'll be a bit better. My brother even brought me my pain cream when my ankle slipped out of place the other day. It moved me to tears.
The parents that enabled their younger child in the second half of the video only have themselves to blame. It is good they finally realized the problem and started making more of a effort to fix it later but they acted way to late. Sounds like this family wasn't filthy rich but they certainly made enough money to be well off enough to fix most of their problems by throwing money at it. Although I believe the party where he got a PS4 was only done for selfish reasons so his parents could try to save some of their horrible reputation I do have to give them some credit. At the very least they knew his favorite restaurant, got him a expensive game console he wanted, and actually had to get off their butts and do their job as parents for once keeping a eye on the younger brother. That party could have easily cost a thousand dollars or possibly even more. Sad thing is these parents were cowards with no backbone at all. They let everyone else around them control them and took out their own failures and embarrassments on the older son. Friends and Family controlled them cause they were called out on their bad parenting and these parents always caved paying out the butt to fix their mistake and they let their younger son control them for years with his bad behavior. How can you expect to be a good parent and prepare a youth for becoming a responsible and well adjusted adult one day if you are incapable of putting your foot down and actually taking control of your own life. They were so cowardice they couldn't even stand behind their own bad decisions and just accepted defeat from anyone and everyone in their life except their older son who was unfortunately the outlet for their failures as parents.
9:46 IIRC, Jonesing is a slang word that originated from drug culture to describe an addict who desperately wants another taste of their drug of choice. From my understanding, it references a “Jones Street” somewhere, which at the time of coining was a place known as somewhere you’d commonly see an addict trying to get a fix. I think it’s evolved into just slang for desperately wanting something that you can’t easily obtain.
I did not realize how young these guys were until they didn't get the word/idiom "jonesing", and thought it was referring to "keeping up with the Jones's". LMAO! No dudes, "Jonesing" is like having a craving or a NEED for something. It was used to describe the need for drugs, like when you're addicted to something, and people just started using it for anything that they really 'want' to have, like wanting to have the new game system so you can finally play some game that you currently cannot.
Yeah, at my 10th birthday party my cousin threw a fit and my mom gave her one of my presents. It always worked like that and now I do not talk to any of them at all
I still can't belive you said it has to do with keeping up with the Jones like wtf. That term has been out long before that movie like at least since the 60s.
As someone with autism who hasnt ever been sheltered i still find the world extremely hard. I still dont fully understand everything i should n struggle in society. Knpw peoplle who were sheltered or given special treatment n all it does is make them less able to survive in the world. Cuz they wont get the special treatment mommy n daddy give them. N their tantrums will just result in jail time and or harm. Reading about swimming aint gonna help u when ur kanoe capsized is it. When i was 5 n couldnt swim my dad took my out deep on his back then left me to learn how to swim back to shore. As harsh as that was i didnt want to drown so i learnt to swim in order to survive. The world isnt filled with life jackets. Ur fucked if u dont learn that same rules apply for all
Also I'm autistic and I understood the concept of Birthdays and that I wouldn't get gifts just because others got one unless of course it was Christmas. This all because my parents knew how to raise a kid.
Having an autistic child doesnt mean giving in and giving them everything they want while allowing your other kid/s to be made miserable. It means more work for the PARENTS who are meant to work with and help that child. The kid cant help being neurodivergent and he cant help how his parents have raised him, but now hes going to have such a hard time and unrealistic views and ideas of how things should be thanks to those parents. And the older brother with always remember and will probably carry resentment towards them for that favoritism.
For some reason a lot of people baby autistic kids, my partners mother doesn't teach them how to do basic tasks because it's easier to do things for them than it is to teach them how to do it themselves. I just want to know how these people expect their kids to survive on their own, being autistic doesn't mean they aren't capable of doing things on their own, it's just harder for them to learn how to.
Parents who put their kids on toktik succk, i knew one, she treated her son like an actor, doing take after take, which in turn, sucks all the joy from this kid's moment.
Jonesing is the same as like when a crackhead wants that hit. It has nothing to do with a show. "Jonesing for a hit" existed before the television show you mentioned.
This story is not about entitled parent but parenting gone wrong . Special kid require special attention. My brother is also bit special and he was never expected to perform well in school. I too support it. Kid with mental health issues should be handled differently and with much more care. But harsh reality that kid would also have to live even after parent that kid is not ready for future. The parents were too gentle on him and spoiled him ( generally ur supposed to be soft with autistic kid but enforcing some discipline is also required, I have cousin who is autistic she is only child and she is unable to do basic things too. Autistic kid need a lot of care and they are very hyper kid. They are annoying . With my experience I don't think parents are at fault. Also it's not mentioned how autistic he is. My cousin is on end spectrum of autism can't perform many daily life task have 3 tution .
My mom has somehow got everyone in our family to basically forget I exist by having them only contact her to know about me and my children. Lol haven't heard from a single person personally. Just through her. They call my mom to talk to my children. Tell me that's not messed up.
I just wanted to let u know, that is NOT what jonesing means. It's actually a drug/addiction term. IE, I'm jonesing for a cigarette right now.. It means that's what they're craving obsessively.
One time my brother asked for a 3ds for chrismas he already had one so i copied his gift in the end i got the DS and he didnt get it he had already one but i wasnt petty enough to always take my brother 2ds thats against the bro code
mmm yes, you separated yourself from us so the only logical outcome is that now you have to give us YOUR PROPERTY BECAUSE I WANT IT, I love your money son, er, i mean I love YOU son
I like you guys, but I kinda dislike it when Connor talks over Pegasus. Other than that, the takes are pretty entertaining so I can't really complain about anything else
Me whos 23 and never got a cake with my name on it nor did i ever complained about it. The parents are stupid over all the kid didnt do anything wroung. And i understand how the older son feel since im the middle son but he should put that much pressure at his family insted go beat your brother if you feel like your family doesnt like you like him so at least your family can see what they did and you will make your spoiled brother less spouled by beating him thats what i did. Yes i didnt get grounded insted i got beat up like hell but its deffenly worth it to punch your brother.
"It must have been weird to be more of a grown-up than your parents." What a fantastic line
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I feel like some parents don’t grasp that just because your child has a hard time understanding and grasping certain things, doesn’t mean you just don’t teach them at all. You just go about it in a different way.
Story of my life, boy was childhood rough for me. School and college are in a similar matter as well.
W aunt
I too have an autistic younger brother. You guys may not think that a 14 year old can cause significant damage, but Jesus Christ yes they CAN. From holes in the walls, to broken doors and hands, it's unwise to underestimate the strength of a teenage boy with anger issues, defiance disorder, and autism spectrum.
Is he like me where when he gets angry he suddenly reaches his peak speed.
Absolutely
Hell, don't even underestimate the strength of a spoiled little kid in general throwing a tantrum! Lots of parents, especially awful and/or inexperienced ones, don't seem to realize that little kids can cause serious harm to the people and objects around them. They don't have the knowledge nor ability to really control how much damage they do.
I am a 14 year old and I am still weak af
Puberty hits everyone differently but most 14-16y old guys can knock me the fuck out if they get proper angry or put their mind to it. Whilst still having the age to struggle dealing with themselves mentally, add all those issues to it. Yeah, I believe the damage and possible danager.
As someone whos autistic (high functioning), one thing that happens with me (and from what i know it happens to others as well) is the issue with understanding fairness, as in, in my head as a kid i thought if someone has smth, it makes sense that i had it as well, and not being able to have it led to frustration.
Maybe that plays a part on the autistic brother's tantrums and behaviour. But the parents are fucking up by not parenting him
Yeah, the parents are just making it worse. Number 1 worst mistake with raising a kid, especially an neurodivergent one: Giving them everything they want, letting them do whatever they want, and not teaching them the concept of "no".
Not only will it ruin the child's life because they won't understand that they can't just get whatever they want in the real world, but it will eventually ruin the parents' life when the kid starts wanting more expensive stuff (like cars, fancy computers and game consoles, etc), if they aren't filthy rich. And since that child will also believe they can do whatever they want without consequences, it will probably lead to them becoming some form of criminal as they get older. Or in the worst case scenario, getting themself killed because they don't understand that bad actions have bad consequences.
Who cares!
@@jimneycricket Your mother. Jokes are jokes, but in this life you have nothing to do but this?
@@jimneycricket I and everyone else
@@jellymatsuryuka6853 Ok guess what. I dont even care.
"he refused to eat a cake that had someone else's name on it" that sounds like something a Roman dictator would say
😂 Raised a whole little future Joffery
Mom in first story went, “I raised you and I didn’t like it, I want a refund!!!😡 Please give me a house😃”
Need more context on that one, the mom says the child is the reason the father lost his job? Seems like there's likely a lot we don't know in the background there, mom is definitely a lunatic for demanding a house though lmao
you forgot some more emojis
I grew up most of my life with high functioning undiagnosed autism. I was parented and treated just like everyone else. And to be honest, I’m glad because it taught me a lot about the real world and after seeing this I’m even more grateful my parents never coddled me or gave me a pass just because I was autistic. Also, some of the boys behaviors aren’t something people with autism do, it’s just something kids with poor parenting do.
I also had the same experience and I 100% agree. Providing support for your kids is one thing, spoiling is another. You don't just give in to any whim a child wants just because they want it. Autistic or not. The correct way to raise a child with high-functioning autism is to treat them like any other kid, just more patience, extra support, and explaining a lot of things in different more detailed ways than you would have to with a neurotypical child.
I also have a high functioning autistic brother. Although I'm younger, I was always expected to be more mature. But high functioning autism doesn't limit you as much as you think, only how you learn and take information. But they are really capable of anything we can do.
The way Connor and Pegasus are such good friends is absolute goals. They're the goats!
My little brother's got autism, but he's still taught what boundaries are, and bad behaviors are met with time outs. Just because a kid has autism doesn't mean you have to coddle them, it just means you have to raise them differently and use different parenting methods. Spoiling a kid who already has a hard time learning right from wrong at a young age will only make them harder to handle in the future.
my parents need to know this.. they always spoil my brother that has severe autism and whenever he has a tantrum they give him whatever he wants
@@ruisbluehairstreaks His future behavior will be punishment enough
@@bombdotcom2168 It's just depressing to see little kids have their future completely ruined, just because their parents wouldn't raise them right. And when this kind of shit is pulled with kids that have autism, it will also make all stereotypes about autism even worse. Why are people like this, most kids with autism are just kids who think a little differently.
@@LittleParody The problem with parents who don't take care of their kids with learning disabilities is that they don't want to put in the extra effort it will take to try and understand them.
It took a long time of me consistently going to visit my youngest brother to figure out what a lot of what he said meant, but when I figured it out taking care of him wasn't all that different from taking care of a kid without those disabilities.
Autism isn't a bad thing, it's just something you've gotta work around if your child has it.
I am autistic and the story of that child is legitimately one of the most awful things I’ve heard in a long time
Does anyone else notice that they make similar body shifts when listening to each other? That proves that they’re really listening to each other. Because if someone is really paying attention to you, they tend to mock your body movements a lot
There’s an autistic coworker on my team who was raised this exact way, and has a weird relationship with gatekeeping food. And he’s thrown tantrums to the point he’s thrown chairs in office. It’s quite literally hood parents monster for enabling. He’s about 40 years old lol
Ngl the Aunt is more of a parent than his actual parent
As a high functioning autistic person, it’s a shame that kid abused his diagnosis to get things.
You should just keep Connor as an unpaid worker in your house and make him do all the videos for you. He's a robot so theres no moral objections
Idk why these videos are so chill it’s like story time accept we can hate on the characters
I am an autistic brother to my younger sister (although my autism is more low functioning) and a decent amount of what I own I have found, repaired or got in return for doing something for my parents or someone else. Another thing worth noting is that I'd get stuff for repairing the stuff I own through the means of Christmas, birthdays or again doing something good (can't be a little thing though, has to be pretty big). Basically, a lot of what I own is very special to me down to my desk that I built overnight after lying to my parents claiming I'd go to sleep almost everything I own has a story behind it (I can exclude my phone here, I'm not protective over it).
So one day we're in a hotel and I have just gotten Minecraft up and running on my old laptop (2011 MacBook Pro, was an originally dead laptop I got from one of our friends and have now fixed and now upgraded. It is worth lots to me and I will protect it loads and bring it basically everywhere I go) and I had a wireless mouse hooked up to it (it was an old one my mum owned, and I found the receiver for it when clearing out our old house). My little sister wants to play Minecraft on it as she "has wanted to play Minecraft on a computer her whole life" and here I am sitting in our small hotel room playing Minecraft. So she starts to ask to play on it and I tell her no as I am really protective over my laptop and don't want to let her use it. My parents eventually force me off of it to let her have a go and I feel pretty pissed. This is one incident where she has wanted to use or borrow one of my things and I have been annoyed over it. There was a time where I was forced to give my iPod to her so she could listen to a singular song she liked and when she was younger she even broke a set of my headphones because I wouldn't let her listen to a song she liked. My little sister is cool and all, but personally I do not like sharing a lot of my things. What makes it even more annoying is my parents always pull the "you're only being mean to her because she's your little sister" card, and it just annoys me even more and makes me want to not share even more. I'd try to be more defensive, but as I'm so attached to these things I've repaired, configured and set up myself it's easy for my parents to just threaten taking one of them away. So I find it pretty interesting when it goes in reverse to what I experience.
Oh, my family also constantly makes jokes about my hobbies in technology, cars and audio which I find very annoying.
Kids with any problems get extra spoiled. My younger brother was sick only when he was a baby. Now he's literally the most narcissistic junkie ever because being sick for like a year meant my mom needed to treat him like a prince for the rest of his life. Parents aren't doing their kids favor when they do this.
I guess this is the good thing about having multiple siblings because parents cant really favor one child with out other siblings all complaining about it.
but to be honest its probably just cause my parents aren't morons like these ones.
lucky
I love this duo reacting so much! Pegasus and Connor for life🤘
I like this kind of content, it’s like storytelling and you get the sense of how some people have totally different lives..
man rampage for not havin a PS5
💀 bruh moment
Specially since it was 1k at the time probably
the birthday one with the brother i kinda felt that
Thanks Connor for teaching me a new word , jonesing
The thumbnail is the stuff of nightmares
2nd story aunt is an absolute giga chad.
The second story kept reminding me of how glad I am to be not have any siblings.
I have two siblings. An older sister and a younger brother. They both have autism. My mother never coddled them like that, she's way too sensible for that. But my grandmother on my mom's side coddled the crap out of my sister and somewhat coddled my brother.
So I'm in a college medical program to get a job that I didn't want for myself because I'm going to responsible for my siblings once my mother passes. Mom doesn't want that for me, but I'm not going to abandon anybody. I'll do my dream job on the side. I also need good money quickly because I'm slowly losing my ability to walk due to a leg deformity.
Anything I have or achieve makes my sister jealous. If I buy myself a new anything, she makes offhand comments about how she wishes she had one too. If I get good grades, she asks mom to talk about her grades when she was in school. When I had a boyfriend, she whined and yelled about how she's going to find her Prince Charming (without leaving the house or meeting anybody new?) OR she tried to take over my dates and relationship. If I'm working on my dream job, a writer, suddenly SHE'S a writer and is wayyy better than me and her stories as wayyy too similarly themed to mine. I can't have ANYTHING without her complaining or being jealous. My mom shuts her down everytime, but it still hurts me. I've given up my entire future for her and my brother, and she's trying to take more and more? I've given up marriage and children and moving out of the house. I've given up focusing on being a writer and traveling while I can still walk for HER.
But it's fine. After she gets shut down, I can vibe. Sometimes she needs to be told to stop more than once, but I know that's just how autism is, needing to be taught to think outside yourself multiple times. It's a hard disorder to combat. She lives a hard life, even if it doesn't seem like it. Lord knows I've seen some selfish behavior from them, but with tons and tons of help they'll be a bit better. My brother even brought me my pain cream when my ankle slipped out of place the other day. It moved me to tears.
My little sister isn't autistic but we grew up the same way, with her getting spoiled and me getting nothing. It hurts.
Jonesing is like feening. Like a crackhead would feen for crack lol
So much episodes with Connor lol
"I dont blame the kid" literally how we got to this situation but okay.
The parents that enabled their younger child in the second half of the video only have themselves to blame. It is good they finally realized the problem and started making more of a effort to fix it later but they acted way to late. Sounds like this family wasn't filthy rich but they certainly made enough money to be well off enough to fix most of their problems by throwing money at it. Although I believe the party where he got a PS4 was only done for selfish reasons so his parents could try to save some of their horrible reputation I do have to give them some credit. At the very least they knew his favorite restaurant, got him a expensive game console he wanted, and actually had to get off their butts and do their job as parents for once keeping a eye on the younger brother. That party could have easily cost a thousand dollars or possibly even more. Sad thing is these parents were cowards with no backbone at all. They let everyone else around them control them and took out their own failures and embarrassments on the older son. Friends and Family controlled them cause they were called out on their bad parenting and these parents always caved paying out the butt to fix their mistake and they let their younger son control them for years with his bad behavior. How can you expect to be a good parent and prepare a youth for becoming a responsible and well adjusted adult one day if you are incapable of putting your foot down and actually taking control of your own life. They were so cowardice they couldn't even stand behind their own bad decisions and just accepted defeat from anyone and everyone in their life except their older son who was unfortunately the outlet for their failures as parents.
been loving the videos with conner, hope to see more !
Parents who pick Favorites are the WORST.
As the autistic younger brother myself, this makes me very happy I wasn’t coddled like this lol
9:46 IIRC, Jonesing is a slang word that originated from drug culture to describe an addict who desperately wants another taste of their drug of choice. From my understanding, it references a “Jones Street” somewhere, which at the time of coining was a place known as somewhere you’d commonly see an addict trying to get a fix.
I think it’s evolved into just slang for desperately wanting something that you can’t easily obtain.
I have an autistic younger sister and luckily my parent's raised her like a normal kid
the collab we needed
Imma be honest, I saw the thumbnail and title with the r/ portion cut off and thought I was clicking on one of those manga documentary videos
Bro the second one is literally harry potter’s life
"Jonesing" is a term for drug withdrawals.
I like that he says “be-aah” when the b word appears
I did not realize how young these guys were until they didn't get the word/idiom "jonesing", and thought it was referring to "keeping up with the Jones's". LMAO!
No dudes, "Jonesing" is like having a craving or a NEED for something. It was used to describe the need for drugs, like when you're addicted to something, and people just started using it for anything that they really 'want' to have, like wanting to have the new game system so you can finally play some game that you currently cannot.
Yeah, at my 10th birthday party my cousin threw a fit and my mom gave her one of my presents. It always worked like that and now I do not talk to any of them at all
Its crazy how ignorant pegasus is. He doesn't even know what jonesing is wow.
I still can't belive you said it has to do with keeping up with the Jones like wtf. That term has been out long before that movie like at least since the 60s.
I'm autistic and I don't act like that. I even KNOW not to act like that. I wasn't coddled, i was treated like my little sisters.
this is why im gratefull to be an asian
because we dont even celebrate our birthday here xD
7:48 *Hall of the Mountain King Intensifies*
Which part of “Hall of the Mountain King”, the slow or fast part?
As someone with autism who hasnt ever been sheltered i still find the world extremely hard. I still dont fully understand everything i should n struggle in society. Knpw peoplle who were sheltered or given special treatment n all it does is make them less able to survive in the world. Cuz they wont get the special treatment mommy n daddy give them. N their tantrums will just result in jail time and or harm. Reading about swimming aint gonna help u when ur kanoe capsized is it. When i was 5 n couldnt swim my dad took my out deep on his back then left me to learn how to swim back to shore. As harsh as that was i didnt want to drown so i learnt to swim in order to survive. The world isnt filled with life jackets. Ur fucked if u dont learn that same rules apply for all
Also I'm autistic and I understood the concept of Birthdays and that I wouldn't get gifts just because others got one unless of course it was Christmas. This all because my parents knew how to raise a kid.
Jonesing means fixation or to be addicted to something. No, it does not mean "keeping up with the Jones'."
The first one sounds like my mother omg I’m smelling sociopath
5:12 THAN GET ANOTHER CAKE FOR HIM TO BLOW OUT THOSE CANDLES OR DON'T LET THE LITTLE BROTHER DO IT
Merry christmas in advance
The guy version of Cinderella
that is a W aunt in the 2nd story
Having an autistic child doesnt mean giving in and giving them everything they want while allowing your other kid/s to be made miserable. It means more work for the PARENTS who are meant to work with and help that child. The kid cant help being neurodivergent and he cant help how his parents have raised him, but now hes going to have such a hard time and unrealistic views and ideas of how things should be thanks to those parents. And the older brother with always remember and will probably carry resentment towards them for that favoritism.
chickensandwich with candle XD
Actually same, I don’t like cakes so I never want anybody to get me some.
For some reason a lot of people baby autistic kids, my partners mother doesn't teach them how to do basic tasks because it's easier to do things for them than it is to teach them how to do it themselves. I just want to know how these people expect their kids to survive on their own, being autistic doesn't mean they aren't capable of doing things on their own, it's just harder for them to learn how to.
YESSS A NEW PEGASUS VIDEO!!!!!
Is the crazy stalker mom also at MCdonalds with her spoiled child?
I don't really like sugary cakes anymore and nowadays just want a Swedish cake called Smörgåstårta which is really delicious.
Damm sorry for the lil bro, but if was with me i punch my brother till he can't stand for a week.
Parents who put their kids on toktik succk, i knew one, she treated her son like an actor, doing take after take, which in turn, sucks all the joy from this kid's moment.
Jonesing is the same as like when a crackhead wants that hit. It has nothing to do with a show. "Jonesing for a hit" existed before the television show you mentioned.
Another w pegaSUS upload 🥶🥶
This story is not about entitled parent but parenting gone wrong .
Special kid require special attention.
My brother is also bit special and he was never expected to perform well in school.
I too support it.
Kid with mental health issues should be handled differently and with much more care.
But harsh reality that kid would also have to live even after parent that kid is not ready for future.
The parents were too gentle on him and spoiled him ( generally ur supposed to be soft with autistic kid but enforcing some discipline is also required, I have cousin who is autistic she is only child and she is unable to do basic things too.
Autistic kid need a lot of care and they are very hyper kid. They are annoying .
With my experience I don't think parents are at fault.
Also it's not mentioned how autistic he is. My cousin is on end spectrum of autism can't perform many daily life task have 3 tution .
Jonsing is pretty much begging or longing for something. Noun a jonser is a person living on the street. Use a lot in the Bahamas
My mom has somehow got everyone in our family to basically forget I exist by having them only contact her to know about me and my children. Lol haven't heard from a single person personally. Just through her. They call my mom to talk to my children. Tell me that's not messed up.
Can you track these people down and throw your ohone number and online info into their mail box?
Wow L parents...
My parents don’t really care that I have autism 💀
Is the thumbnail Yuri from DDLC?
i aint gonna lie the thumbnail and title was so weird i almost ate my bread in one bite
The babylon anime thumbnail was fire Ai magase
It's actually Yuno Gasai in the thumbnail.
I never got a cake on Birthday. But thats okay atleast there is good food.
Jonesing means a craving or nd itch. 90's drug slang in america
day 48 of saying hi megasus
Sus lol funny
Sussy haha funny
Dedication.
how do you have 48 days with 18 comments
@@EmiToast must be a bug or something, j literally have been doing this for 48 days
Y’all really debating over which anime character is taller
that isnt what jonesing means
I just wanted to let u know, that is NOT what jonesing means. It's actually a drug/addiction term. IE, I'm jonesing for a cigarette right now..
It means that's what they're craving obsessively.
in the beginig i need more context
One time my brother asked for a 3ds for chrismas he already had one so i copied his gift in the end i got the DS and he didnt get it he had already one but i wasnt petty enough to always take my brother 2ds thats against the bro code
That's not what jonesing meand
mmm yes, you separated yourself from us so the only logical outcome is that now you have to give us YOUR PROPERTY BECAUSE I WANT IT, I love your money son, er, i mean I love YOU son
I like that anime
Congratulations on being first
Thx
@@RequiemIIV what anime
Entitled parents seems to be fake
Didn't want to be the one to say this, but a few whoopings and the kid would've turned out less spoiled. Just saying ☠☠☠
Gigaauont
I like you guys, but I kinda dislike it when Connor talks over Pegasus. Other than that, the takes are pretty entertaining so I can't really complain about anything else
Are you still replying to the mental health emails or not?
connor
Christ you guys are young joneing is craving or addiction when you want it really bad
Me whos 23 and never got a cake with my name on it nor did i ever complained about it.
The parents are stupid over all the kid didnt do anything wroung.
And i understand how the older son feel since im the middle son but he should put that much pressure at his family insted go beat your brother if you feel like your family doesnt like you like him so at least your family can see what they did and you will make your spoiled brother less spouled by beating him thats what i did.
Yes i didnt get grounded insted i got beat up like hell but its deffenly worth it to punch your brother.
Man, why you gotta drag my girl Yuri down with that thumbnail
sus parents... ☕
(day 19 of trying to get a response by saying ("☕")
I'm not Pegasus, but I'm close enough.
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@@spainyo3414 yes it is my gentlemen ☕
but i still wont give up
clickbait 💀💀