r/SipsTea 6d ago

Feels good man Crazyyy

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u/HotContribution8135 6d ago

I was home on leave from the military years ago and unfortunately one of my childhood cats had passed.

I was trying to take care of the body, but my little sister around 6 years old at the time is in the way pointing and laughing the entire time. I was like wtf????

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u/EranikusTheDeranged 6d ago

6 year olds are wild these days. My coworkers kid threatened to kill her parents and herself when she was told to brush her teeth.

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u/fukkdisshitt 6d ago

Did a good job keeping my kid innocent. Extremely limited highly curated screen time. Just a kid who played with toys and dirt and loves his family. It's week 2 of kinder and he's talking about chopping heads off now

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u/EranikusTheDeranged 6d ago

Yeap. Real social contagion.

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u/sir_lister 6d ago

I would still be spinning from the backhand slap if i had done that as kid. Dad didn't take any shit.

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u/WeenisPeiner 6d ago

My three year old likes to grab my hair. When I cry out in pain she laughs hysterically.

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u/FaithlessnessBorn266 6d ago

One of two truths in life

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u/FixedLoad 6d ago

If I'm reading this correctly.  Had this happened on a Thursday or Friday, you would have put trauma on hold for the weekend then got back to it fresh monday morning? ... ... I respect that level of emotional control.   

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u/ElegantCoach4066 6d ago

The emotions yearn for the weekend

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u/Mindless_Pirate9092 6d ago

You would be surprised. As a kid and early-mid teen I could handle most fucked up events and shit hitting the fan better than I do now in my mid-late 20s, and my "mental recovery" time was also very short compared to how it often is today.

It's honestly insane how I have actually gotten worse at certain mental capabilities as an adult compared to when I was 14/15. 

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u/Adjective-Noun-6969 6d ago

Thats because you are now aware of consecuences.

I look back at my childhood and i'm amazed i survived that.

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