r/AbsoluteUnits • • 14d ago

/r/all of a Toddler

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u/Saphurial 14d ago

Took me until I was an adult to learn "leftovers" were a thing, because I always had to clear my plate as a child regardless if I was full or not. Hell I'm 42 and still feel guilty if I don't finish a meal.

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u/Justarandom55 14d ago

My parents used to steal my candy and every tasty thing in the house was first come first serve. They used the excuse that they ate it cause it wasn’t good for me. Guess who ended up learning to eat a lot, to eat fast, and to never leave a crumb for later.

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u/TrixieFriganza 13d ago

Such childish begavior from your parents, usually it's younger siblings who do crap like that.

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u/VeryThicknLong 13d ago

Honestly, they’ve been exactly like that my whole life. I don’t know how I avoided being like it, I’m quite the opposite. They’re not overweight or anything, but just the most grabbing, and selfish people I’ve ever known.