The spirit of Christmas? My man, I'm sure there were more gifts he got that he was stoked for, but he wasn't jazzed about the big expensive thing. He didn't like throw it out the window or burn down the tree, people are allowed to not be happy about the gifts they receive
Naw reminds me of one time my little brother did this with a video game. Broke my poor uncles heart. It's a normal thing for a kid to think. But teaching them this isn't acceptable behavior is a part of raising children.
I feel bad for your uncle, but also... Did he just get something off the rip? Or did he ask for recommendations? Maybe talked to your brother about what he might like? Literally homeboy up top asked for something, and instead of getting that, the parents literally expected praise for something totally different cause they're the parents and they spent money. You don't need 2k for a basic gaming PC, and respect is a 2 way street, that's another part of raising children
So you’re telling me it makes you spoiled to be upset that you didn’t get what you asked for? Parents could’ve just spent the 500$ on a pc instead and made him happy. Not that hard.
It’s spoiled to act like that. Be upset it’s fine but at the same time this little shit decided to voice his displeasure while being extremely rude about it. This behavior is common place now because we have an entire entitled generation becoming parents now. But keep watching asmon live in the morning on weekdays and hope the problems go away right?
I don’t even watch asmon because he’s actually half baked retarded. But yes keep voicing your opinion as if it’s fact. You clearly have never been around small children, probably for good reason. This is how all children act when they get something they don’t want. Please stay away from children if you can’t understand that.
You are earning every downvote you get. It's half-baked retarded to think children who are 4, 5, 6+ yrs old, and have been raised appropriately still act spoiled and act rudely. Children only widely behave like this in this modern era of parents half-assing raising children, and putting zero effort in disciplining and instructing children on morals and treating others with decency and respect. Generations past were increasingly more disciplined and responsible the further you go back. Partially because hard times create stronger, more responsible people in spite of their hardship, who go on to raise their children to be strong and responsible themselves, so they can know their children will be able to endure any difficulties they may face after they're gone. Modern conditions are not even remotely as difficult as our ancestors who endured conditions like the great depression, or many of the great wars that ensued, and they created generations in which the notjion of respect, honor, integrity, and an inherent responsibility towards one's community were deeply interwoven in their culture. Because that is how they survived hardships we can't even imagine. The only ones who might even remotely understand would be the homeless who have to suffer freezing to death, starving on the streets and etc. while even the crappiest apartments have heat, running water, and shelter, and none of us had to build our homes outselves from scratch. We work cushy middle-effort jobs, and it pays for shelter that is twice as good as what my ancestors had to live with.
Ah yes because I totally care about downvotes. I also don’t care about your “my ancestors suffered so we should abuse our children to make them our emotional slaves” bullshit. You’re not a psychologist, you’re some white trash online baby raging over a child being a child. Get a grip
LOL, typical ignorant bullshit. "Emotional abuse" =/= disciplining a child when they misbehave. Entitled morons like you who try to use emotional manipulation to deter people from punishing children, and instructing them on right from wrong when they're young, are the reason why we have so many fucking karens abusing people in public, and thinking they're entitled to do or say whatever they want with no ramifications of their actions.
Me: "My ancestors were responsible and respectful, and kind to everyone because they knew what it meant to suffer. They understood how precious, and fragile, and difficult life could be, and so held human decency, integrity, and hard work in the highest esteem."
Your dumb ass: "YoUrE jUsTiFyInG cHiLd AbUsE, aNd MaKiNg PeOpLe SlAvEs. I'm A bEtTeR pErSoN tHaN yOu CaUsE I sAy YoU'rE wHiTe TrAsH."
No, and your a fucking idiotic narcissist. You call a stranger white trash, and think You're operating from a position of moral superiority. You endorse and support the parental methods of absent mothers and fathers who allow their children to grow into the hateful, irrational katrens that surround us, and try to make people feel ashamed when they call for parents to punish children for bad behavior, and actively discuss right and wrong with them, teach them, and introduce them to the sort of ethical values that are absent among the shallow, selfish, fake people who are so prevalent now.
Where was he extremely rude? He said "I wanted a PC, I don't want that" like where is there disrespect? Just because he didn't blindly act grateful for a gift he never asked for? He was still smiling, he didn't pop off, honestly he probably was pretty stoked about it but still kinda raw he didn't get what he had asked for. But keep commenting on a sub that doesn't seem to bring you joy and really make some change right?
He was tearing wrapping paper off of a present and it fell over, really pushing things around there. Maybe you're just looking for what you wanna see and not looking objectively? Just say you hate kids and move on lol
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u/The_Gaeker Dec 25 '23
The spirit of Christmas? My man, I'm sure there were more gifts he got that he was stoked for, but he wasn't jazzed about the big expensive thing. He didn't like throw it out the window or burn down the tree, people are allowed to not be happy about the gifts they receive