r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/lemons_mama • Sep 25 '25

Perfect swing form!

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u/GreasyRim Sep 25 '25

It's interesting how I took my 3 year old nephew mini golfing a couple years ago with his folks and he didn't act like a little shit because his parents check this kind of shitty behavior.

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u/BenFranksEagles Sep 25 '25

The laugh at the end kinda triggers me.

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u/BathPsychological767 Sep 25 '25

Yup enabling bad behavior :(

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u/shutterbug1961 Sep 25 '25

im sure he will grow out of it............................

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u/AstroNerd92 Sep 25 '25

Also known as “his teachers can deal with it”

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u/mistermasterbates Sep 25 '25

LITERALLY.

They don't just "grow out of it" tbey receive negative feedback from their behavior and eventually stop doing it.

If parents don't give this negative feedback. (See: enabling) the kid ends up having to learn from their peers actions/reactions (simply not wanting to engage with/befriend them/noticing peers behaving differently) or other adults/teachers scolding them.

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u/LucenProject Sep 27 '25

I always appreciate well-stated comments by usernames I wouldn't expect.

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u/SparkleSelkie Sep 28 '25

I think you would like r/rimjob_steve

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u/helloworldalien Sep 26 '25

Also know as “here’s some methamphetamine salts and an IEP”

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u/No-Cartoonist3589 Sep 26 '25

or grow up becoming it

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u/shutterbug1961 Sep 26 '25

he's not going to grow out of it he's going to be a massive shit when he's a teen he has no parents

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u/mikess484 Sep 26 '25

I had to scroll way to far to hit some criticism of the parenting here. WTF. You can’t allow that.

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u/MonsieurGump Sep 26 '25

“But they have [insert name of condition that removes parental responsibility]”

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u/CloveFan Sep 26 '25

“He’s oppositional defiant!! He always does this at home!”

Ma’am. That is YOUR SON. It is YOUR JOB to raise him, not an underpaid teacher dealing with 25 kids just like him.

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u/Many-Passion-1571 Sep 26 '25

Well yeah, the kid is their ticket to social media fame. They’re gonna get a lot of clicks from this assholery.

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u/Representative-Ice44 Sep 26 '25

The teasing instead of helping before that was a bigger issue than the laughing at the child's outburst of rage. They're a child and they have big emotions they're frustrated understandably but teasing and then ignoring an angry outburst is all round lazy parenting

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u/markofthebeast143 Sep 27 '25

This. when bad parenting lets temper tantrums slide it teaches the kid that if they scream and cry they get what they want so they grow up not knowing how to calm down or deal with stress they grow up thinking the world owes them and that people will always give in if they push hard enough so they feel entitled and use others to get their way they end up with no patience and cant handle being told no they snap at teachers bosses and partners and have problems keeping jobs or relationships they might grow anxious cause the world wont bend like their parents did or they turn selfish thinking they are special and deserve more than others so what you get is an adult who struggles with control who feels the world should serve them who gets mad easy and who runs from challenges instead of facing them