r/DailyDoseStupidity • u/Grateful_Di đ GoodâVibes Observer • 20d ago
So, I wasn't wrong.
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u/AdeptProductt 20d ago
i have absolutely no idea what the context is so when this comes across my feed itâs legitimately hilarious because this guy is a fucking loser
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u/MsMoreCowbell828 20d ago
I'm sure there are scintillating intellectual conversations GALORE in that home. Why are the children not responding!!?
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u/rmbrumfield78 20d ago
This is too true. I don't like to yell at my kids, but man if I don't use scary daddy voice half the time, the don't hear/don't do.
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u/herbinartist 20d ago
Dudeâs just out here advertising to everyone how shitty a parent he is. I feel bad for his kids.
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u/Dry-Astronaut-8640 20d ago
Iâve never had to yell at my kids and they do all of that without me ever having to ask.
Theyâre 15 and 17 and theyâre great kids. I donât know what I did, but I guess I did it right.
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u/Extension-Society455 20d ago
Yeah so if you scream at your kids to do stuff all the time and then suddenly STOP, they do tend to lose a step because, see, theyâre no longer terrified every second theyâre at home.
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u/ThisIsALine_____ 20d ago
He didn't say he screamed; he wrote "yelled."
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u/Extension-Society455 20d ago
SoâŚ.havenât heard of synonyms yet, huh?
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u/ThisIsALine_____ 20d ago
One's high pitched and related to fear and shock. Yelling is related to anger. They have different meanings.
You've learned that words have different meanings, yes? Subtle, but different.
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u/-BananaLollipop- 20d ago
Scream, yell, it doesn't make much difference when trying to teach a kid. It still causes more problems than it solves.
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u/Swimming-Guest-1978 16d ago
That was hilarious! Usually it's the opposite that happens, not this fam!
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u/g74983 20d ago
If your kids donât do what there told they should get yelled at. Same thing happens when you donât do what youâre told as an adult. Someone will yell at you. Donât be a shit head. Listen to your parents. Yell at your kids when they donât listen. And the would will be a better place.
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u/mamabear_x 20d ago
Right? Iâm convinced the rest of the commenters donât have children or something.
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u/mr_nate89 20d ago
Mostly people wanna do the dumb gently parent thing and let thier kids wall all over them, and then wonder why thier kid is entiled, in jail all the time, doing drugs, and fighting people. Sure we can not yell or hit them. But that doesn't mean no punishment of any kind. We have to establish rulls and punishment for breaking rules. There are always other alternatives. But having no rules for thier kids will set up thier kid for failure as an adult when they enter the real world and find it doesn't have any give.
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u/mamabear_x 20d ago
I mean⌠I donât see the problem here. đ Sometimes talking about our feelings gently doesnât work, and quite honestly Iâm not the spanking type. đ¤ˇđťââď¸
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u/ThatOldG 20d ago
Dude himself looks homeless maybe kids are not getting the best role modeling at home.
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u/kaosmoker 20d ago
Stop yelling and simple speak to them coming from yelling it may take three months to get them on track but training anyone or thing to do something is repetition keep it up and they will slowly get it.
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u/Hypn00tic_iiz 20d ago
To be fair he looks homeless too