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My kid came out as non-binary last week - as they were nervously trying to explain their situation, all I could think of were these Insane Parents and I realized that I had one chance to respond the right way the first time. I thanked them for telling me and said I had their back, no matter what. My poor kid had been worried sick that I would freak out and instead, they got a boring Hallmark moment.
You're a good parent, my dude. 💖
Makes me wonder why they're scared to tell you to begin with though.
boring hallmark moment >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> unhinged religious rant
My 15 year old recently came out officially as asexual. In the car.
My son: I told my friends I'm asexual.
Me: Ah. How did they handle it?
My son: Everyone was cool about it.
Me: That's good.
---End of conversation.---
Not every coming out is even worthy of a Hallmark card. Lol As a little person asexual had been part of my list of orientations when discussing such things and he'd brought up the possibility in the past. So it wasn't a big shock and he knew I'd be supportive.
I'd love for every coming out to be this non-event. Even with hyper supportive parents (like yourself), kids and youth see their friends getting crap from their families and the media is so filled with horror stories of horrible parents that it's not unreasonable for any kid to be fearful. Congrats on your NB bean and how well you responded!
@@Wendigoof474 I'm curious what makes someone nervous in that situation is all I was saying.
When ever I hear a parent say they were ‘suddenly’ lgbtq+ I’m reminded of asking my mom if there were any signs I might be gender non conforming as a child and she replied ‘no’ then I went to my bookshelf of childhood favorites and 80% of them involved crossdressing.
Apparently the solution for a clue like that one is to ban books. Yeah, that's gonna work ... but at least you know they did notice.
Honestly, it just goes to show how parents only want to see themselves and their ideas mirrored in their children, rather than seeing them for who they are. The idea that people suddenly become gay is absurd. They always were gay- parents just assume they're straight and never consider the possibility of anything else. Which, again, goes to show how they only look to see their own idea of who their child is mirrored back at them, rather than who their children are.
Glad you have found yourself, hope you are doing well :)
My parents were stunned and horrified to find out I was gay. I was obsessed with Prince, David Bowie, and Michael Jackson when I was like 5 years old specifically because they didn't fit the societal standards of how men are supposed to look, sound, and behave. I was drawn to them specifically because they deviated from gender norms!
I was also very clearly obsessed with Shego from Kim Possible. 😂
I really wasnt subtle about my gender or romantic attractions as a kid, but they acted like it didnt exist until I started hanging out with gay people
Parents just assume their kids are "naturally" cishet because that's "natural" or the expected norm. They force these identities onto their kids from day one because they think they know their kids better than they know themselves. So when their kid finally has the understanding and language to express their identity to their parents, the parents get upset that the identity they put onto their kid was not the child's identity. Parents assume who their kids are, believe their assumptions are right, then force these assumptions onto their kids.
And yes, I know not all parents, I am only talking about the r/insaneparents variety - abusive, treats their kids like property that must be controlled and do exactly as they're told, thinks their kids are just miniature versions of themselves, etc., etc.
@@angustheterrible3149EXACTLY!! I just typed a similar comment but you phrased it a lot better lol
My existence as an intersex person makes those uber-Christian, "only two genders made by God," people either shut down or absolutely go rabid. I think it's hilarious. Religiously abusive parents especially make my blood boil.
Makes me wonder if God then is male some days, female other days and whatever the heck other days and that determines What's born that day.
What sort of image is that?
What about the disabled babies like me? XD if that's his image why am I the odd one out of like all 5 hearing schools I attended? XD
I'm sorry you had to go through that. Unfortunately in the last 20 years there's been an organized forced push by certain Christian denominations coordinated with the GOP to push them to the hard right. It was planned and coordinated, in the 1980s the "moral majority" (complete opposite of their true motives) began pushing church beliefs overarching secular law. they're the very same southern groups that were pro school segregation, that message was extremely unpopular and lost them a lot of members/voters their think tanks decided to use a manipulative subject to dupe voters they decided on the right to life anti abortion as their emotional voter trap using psychological manipulation and propaganda.
It created a zealot group of right wing extremists that bombed clinics and assassinations of family planning doctors.
It worked they overturned Roe V. Wade with the basis by Aleto from a document from a 16th century Witch hunter" now they're back to attacking the LGBTQ community as their manipulative emotional lie to get the support of hatemongers and old bigoted people (oversimplified here).
They're what should be an illegal group of theocratic fascists using religion to take political power in direct contradiction of the separation of church and state. All of it is manipulation, lies, and grifting to seize power to force us to follow their views and personal beliefs. It's BS.
Hope you are safe and happy, screw those people
Well, if God created mankind in his "image" and then used part of Adam to create Eve, would that not mean that God is intersex?
And if one of the seperated halfs views itself as "male" and the other "female", would that not mean that God is also non-binary?
So really, any intersex or non-binary person would be closer to God than any of the uber-Christians who make claims about "Gods will".
As a former christian I struggled a lot with that "you are perfect just the way God made you!" so is it perfect to have genetical diseases? to be born with schizophrenia? or without hands? Did God want these people to be like that?
Also, very odd is it is used as an argument against lgbtq+. Even though you can fully interpret it as lgbtq+ is totally okay. God made me a non binary pansexual mess, so I am that mess ( mess mostly because of other things like adhd and very poor eyesight)
13:00 My mom taught me, that if I ever write or talk with someone on the phone who threatens to unalive themselves I should just ask where they are and pretend like I'm coming to them but instead call the police and send them to the given location.
If the person actually meant it, the police can be there way faster than I ever could and help them.
If it was just to manipulate me, they learn that I don't take their shit.
I didn't learn it from my parents, but that's my plan as well. You don't joke around with stuff like that.
I would recommend against that if there is the possibility the person is actually suicidal (If they are simply threatening you that's different obviously and your way shows that you aren't having their shit) since in my experience with police they deal with people with trauma so very poorly and can often escalate very quickly if you don't feed their power trip
As a child at 9 I had the police called on me for having an autistic meltdown and then became mute (as in literally unable to speak due to stress) and couldn't respond to the police who kept escalating the situation because I was silent having a panic attack instead of answering them clearly
My point is if they aren't suicidal but clearly using that phrase to attempt to manipulate you that could work, but if someone is actually suicidal or may be and you are unsure the cops are the last people who are qualified to get involved
The person in the video is clearly just manipulation, but I noticed you saying if they actually were suicidal the police could be there faster than you to help but do be careful since police aren't expected to be educated in most places on mental health and can cause more problems than they help
In my country it would probably work because there is not enough place in psyciatric clinics, many peoples with issue are unatended. But if police goes to pick suicidal people up, they bring them to the psychiatric clinic.
I wish I knew this before! Even when you know someone is saying it just to manipulate you it’s hard to ignore. This should be a more commonly known strategy!
I have a cousin that told me that one of their lesbian friends was sent to therapy to "be straight"...
And the person she was sent to was pansexual.
*mission failed successfully.*
It's like that idea in one of Cliccy's earlier videos where either he or a Reddit commenter talks about a camp that is meant to seem like a "pray the gay away" camp but it's actually run by a bunch of queer people and they let all the queer kids experiment and figure out their sexuality and identity.
LGBTQ+ people individually are minorities but together we actually outnumber cis straight people by quite a bit.
How I imagine it went
Therapist: "so tell me, why are you here, Ma'am?"
Cousin's lesbian friend: "to be straight"
Therapist: "well you've been sent to the wrong person and I'm not letting you be sent to anyone else"
Somehow, jobs that require deep knowlege about queerness is taken by queer people, who would have thonk it
How is humanity the dominant species on earth.
I just started laughing at the "it's ok to mutilate your kid if you call the kid trans first".
Does that mean every circumsised baby is trans?
Nah because they didn't call the kid trans they're just admitting they mutilate their kids
The truth is "it's okay if you say it makes your kid normal"
Reminder that many red states are making it required by law to do 'corrective' surgery to intersex births
well technically yeah.
Every embryo starts out morphologically female. Some of them then change to being morphologically male. Therefore, ever person who is morphologically male has transitioned from being morphologically female.
That doesn't make cutting bits off them without their consent or an urgent medical need okay, though.
I recall that morph thing (big words at 1am doesn't compute with me lol) from biology in school.
We had a section about that, and whatever that fancy term is for people who are born with both (partially or fully, internally or externally), I want to say hermaphrodite but at this early hour I'm most likely confusing things.
@@lina9535 the term hermaphrodite used to be common but I think most people would just say intersex.
Actually, I find calling someone an unstable birch - literally, not as a euphemism - a ver good insult. It's a very pretty and useful tree, but when it falls, it often breaks into quite a few fragments. So an unstable birch is a person on the edge of disaster that will end very badly for them.
“It’s a very pretty and useful tree…”
Minecraft players: “Yeah, about that…”
Man whipping out the dendrology over here, and I love it. New phrase acquired.
@@TheDMan2003 which makes the insult even better
What does everyone have against minecraft birch trees 😭
@@0NEmomentpl3ase I have absolutely no clue.
Some people thing respect means, treating someone like a person, some people think respect means, treating someone like an authority figure. Those parents say "If you don't respect me I will not respect you" and mean "If you don't treat me like an authority I will not treat you as a person".
And those are the sorts of authority that are some of the few authorities I struggle with. Because I do not respect a person until they earn it, and so, they treat me poorly from the get go, and they lose any chance of earning my obedience. I will happily treat an authority figure as such if I respect them. And I have never met an authority figure who I liked but didn't respect. (It helps that I'm 16. Keeps me naive enough, not having been through a lot.)
I always suspected that there are multiple levels of respect. Like there’s the respect that a decent person has for everyone, and then there’s the respect that you have for someone who is really skilled and/or a really good person.
Respect is a spectrum, and I find pretty consistently that the people demanding to be treated with the higher end of it have the hardest time treating anyone else with the lower end. Not just parents or actual authority figures either; it can be just about anyone.
@@Gormathius yeah agree
Advice: If you don't know how your family will react to you coming out, don't tell them until 1; you're financially stable, and 2; not living in their home.
I've been incredibly blessed by supportive and accepting family. No one needed any convincing or time to "adjust", and the only homophobic auntie got basically disowned from the entire family. It breaks my heart seeing my fellow queers and trans friends getting kicked out of their homes because their parents just don't accept them.
yes yes
If my son is LGBTQ+ I wouldn't care, I would support him every step of the way!
@@salmonrunsalmon if i had a child, which i won't, i would do my best to teach them how to be independant and how to live in a shitty ass society
If you have to fear coming out to your parents you should leave ASAP without coming out to them because you're in a toxic home.
If you don't feel comfortable coming out to your family it means you don't have a trusting relationship which by definition means you don't have good parents.
Edit: Some of you seem to need clarification so ASAP = As soon as possible, which doesn't mean immediately. It means as soon as you're able to/have the means to.
Also, make sure that there isn't any way that they could find out. My parents went through my phone, found out I'm trans WAY before I was ready, and now I'm in therapy.
Who kicks a 14 y/o out? Considering how "safe" the outside world is nowadays, what lesson was the mother planning to teach her daughter??
Less a lesson and more coercion to force the daughter to ‘become straight’. These parents only want to take their children back in once they behave. It is frightening similar to what cults and religious groups like JWs do and it is all about control and manipulation. By isolating someone from social support and in this case financial security they hope to break the person they outcast to make them more obedient. Then they make their actions seem fine by talking about how evil/devilish that thing the outcast did is and how they are now saved or whatnot.
That she shouldn't expect a parent to care? I dunno bruh she cray cray
Teacher here🙋🏽♂️, loads of parents do really unhinged things when children become more self aware in their teenage years.
Just being an adult doesn’t make anyone stable or responsible.
And a teenager who starts questioning and thinking independently will trigger horrible parent behaviour. Sadly
(I cannot give details, because confidential issues)
Yeah, that's pretty horrible and probably illegal
I was a bit older but I got kicked out as a teen, it was past 10 pm on an area known to have burglars, stray dogs, random alcoholics, and the occasional kidnapper, no phone. It's not a long walk to a close relative's house but dear god it felt like the longest walk ever.
Dear god, the religious parents make me roll my eyes. It’s literally them over compensating for doing shit they regretted when they were young. Acting like an ass isn’t going to make your child to go to church and “repent” it does the opposite effect.
What did Abraham do?
Religious people would kill their children if their preacher wanted them to. And their preacher wants to molest their children.
Exactly why less and less peaple follow religions
EXACTLY. ever since i was forced to come out as gay my parents wont stop talking about god and religion and its only made me lose faith💀
It makes me think they live by, love your neighbor as yourself, but they must really really hate themselves. 😮
So glad I have a religious parent (my dad is religious. my mum is more lukewarm) that is still respectful and doesn’t hate EVEN WHEN THE MAIN RULE OF THE BIBLE IS TO “LOVE THY NEIGHBOR”
the mom who responded to them being bi was clearly having a stroke because there's no way a mind could create a madness of salad there.
i have no clue what she’s rambling about. i’m so confused lol
My mom always threatened to send me to live with my dad as a ‘punishment’ when I did back things. She spent my entire life from age 5 trying to make us terrified of him, so she thought it was a threat. Granted I always hoped she would. When I was a teenager and said I wanted to go live with him, she said “absolutely not. He doesn’t want you and you’re not allowed to make that decision.”
Had I know that I legally COULD in fact make that decision, I would have gone with it. It wasn’t until I was an adult that I started talking with my dad more. Turns out that he was constantly trying to fight with my mom to get visitation of us and even trying to get custody several times. But she refused to give in cause she just wanted child support (her alcohol money) and to spite him. My dad would have absolutely taken me in had I been able to reach out to him and talk to him.
The man she told me and my sister would kidnap us and hurt us and didn’t actually want us… he was behind the scenes the entire time trying to get help for us. But CPS and the court system refused to listen and she refused to budge.
had a similar situation with my parents. Whenever i talked with my dad she would always assume he was talking bad about her when it was the exact opposite and him telling me to respect and not cause trouble for her. When i got to college she forbid me from speaking to him or else she wouldn’t help me pay for my tuition and dorm. Now hes gone and shes acting like that never happened
I am so, so very sorry for everything that you went through. I hope that your life is better now. The American justice system can just be so messed up.
Omg i can hardly believe that a mother would do that to her child
Mothers like that shoud be a test subject for that unit in the Imperial Japans army that did experiments so horrifying that nazi germanys exsperiments lookt humane
@@stuff897it is extremely common :(
As a Christian I've never understood homo- or transphobia at all. The most important message of the Bible is literally love the ones around you
No hate more than Christian love lol
"Love thy neighbour" is often pushed aside in favour of all the rhetoric of how "gay people are demons" and "transpeople are destroying christianity"
I don’t know massive detail in the bible, but from memory and gut feeling any quote that could be used to support homophobia or hate would be from the Old Testament or other areas, like Corinthians. Pretty sure nothing Christ said could be interpreted like this. Of course “Christians” have managed to do violence throughout history (eg. crusades) in the name of someone who didn’t even approve of violence in self defence 🙄
I think theres like, GOOD Christians, Christians who follow the Bible but dont use the Bible itself for bad intentions, then there’s bad Christians. They claim they’re Christan but then dont follow the rules of the Bible???? Also sometimes take religion too seriously, and care more about the religion than THEIR OWN FAMILY.
@@creeperchan8504 100%. I've had both in my family. My grandma grew up in a Southern Baptist church, very "It's the end of days", and was a certified pastor but never wanted to actually do more than guest sermons. My sister and I are pretty atheistic but she'd just pat our hands and say "That's okay, baby. You'll come to Jesus in your own time."
Hell, our church (nondenominational) had a Jewish lesbian as an elder. When they were hunting for new pastors, she's why many didn't stick around. They made a comment about her or her partner and they were told to leave ❤ I'm still not a believer but I miss that church and the members. True Christians ❤❤
Also, "before God, there is no man or woman" feels pretty straightforward to me. God is a spiritual being without a biological sex who identifies as male. Pretty sure He's fine with identities besides cis and straight.
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Come to think of it, hamsters are a great example.
Motherly instinct for a hamster is "oh god, this giant predator that plays with me and feeds me is scary, I will eat all the babies BECAUSE I CAN MAKE MORE IF I SURVIVE!!!"
Don't let your hamsters have babies. If nothing else, it can extend their lifespan some; since they're not wasting their energy making babies, they can put that energy into living longer.
The guy in the military whose mother had drained his bank accounts - this happened to my father. When he was in the Army, he would send all his pay home in US Bonds. He figured when he got out, he'd have a nice nest egg to start his life. He got home after his hitch and found his father had cashed in all the bonds and spent the money. This was way back during the Korean War. My grandfather was not a nice person.
No kidding. Not only are they stealing from their child but that's money that they earned with their life on the line...😢
I know he's Swedish but...
"e-boop-pro-fiend" is a wonderful way to say ibuprofen
Yeah. 😂 I called it boo-boo-pof and then boo-boo-profen as a kid. Heck I still call it boo-boo-profen out of habit sometimes.
I'm Swedish and I've never realised that it sounds like that when we say it in Swedish. its so cute. thank you for bringing attention to it
Y-you don't say it like that?? I'm not even swedish I've always called it that
@@vixofthemoss Lol no in the States its I-bee-pro-fin
Timestamp?
About the kid who was 14: 5:17
In the US I tried vigorously getting away from my abusive mother, I tried everything, calling the cops, I tried running away, I tried telling the school, I tried telling my friends and their parents about it but no matter what I did, they talked to her afterwards, and every single time she would lie to their face, with a smile. I remember After a beating the cops were called, I learned she threw away my Dan brown books and I was furious, I was yelling at her, it led to... Not good things for me. When the cops showed up I talked to them, then they spoke with her. After a little while a police officer walked up to me and told me "You'll get through it. I had to deal with strict mothers too when I was a kid." The look of dread on my face, I must have gone while and started crying before they fucked off. I was 14, my brother had just passed away too, and no matter how hard I tried, nothing. The police officers in a lot of places of the US are like this, they don't believe the child even after they prove what happens because the cops talk to the adults who have some crazy explanation for everything, and because they are over 18, they are always believed, it took me until I was 17 and a half to escape, in the US all most kids can do is wait, it's really REALLY sad to see things get like this in this country, I am glad not everyone in the world has to deal with this
Glad you're here. One of my counselors had a plaque that said, "It's never too late to have a happy childhood." I started mine in my 50's and I'm having a ball. Come on in, the water's fine! (And don't be afraid/embarrassed to get a counselor - some things are just too hard to do alone.)
@@intercat4907 Thank you for the support, I appreciate it friend. I'm only 18, but now that I am away from her in nyc I managed to make friends, we like to smoke weed and game. It really says something about your parenting when the child is happier being homeless than living with you- Moving out of there was the one thing my anxiety didn't fight me with
Because in MOST cases the parents ARENT abusing their children
Yeah i didn't even bother trying to run away as a teenager because my local PD not only had known child abusers and wife beaters, but my parents also sent them bribes at least once per year. When I told my doctors I thought my parents were going to literally end my life, I was called a liar and attention seeker. When I told my teachers & school counselor, they literally started blackmailing me and ordering me to do this and that or else they would call my abusers and repeat everything I reported to them.
and where the hell did you get that from?@@iriswaldenburger2315
The kid with the insanely religious mom should just get her a copy of Dante's Inferno, give it to her, and silently walk off. Also, the run on sentences are ridiculous. Are we sure she isn't possessed?
I dunno what type of demon is running around in her head, but one thing’s for sure: she’s got a nasty one.
OH no, demons can write correctly.
Some think respect means "treat like a human being" and some think respect means "treat like an authority". The problem comes from someone feeling they're not being respected as an authority so they refuse to respect the other as a human being.
Ah, some (un)wholesome time with Click to distract me from my country's parliament failing to legalize gay marriage.
Sameeee
SAME WHY DOES SOUTH AMERICA SUCK SO MUCHHH
U wanna illegally gay kiss? 😈
You're Czech? ( I am)
@@andersondonttalkoutloud Yes.
My grandparents were the exact same way about me walking home from school. They'd be pissed if I didn't come home immediately, got pissed if I stopped for snacks to or from school, got pissed if I walked with friends, etc. If I ever deviated from the path they'd immediately start accusing me of doing drugs or having sex with strangers.
Interesting, that's probably how their morality also works then "you should follow the strait path, never deviate from it, as that would lead you to hell"
Whenever parents or grandparents accuse that kind of stuff, that means they're projecting out of shame cuz they use to do those exact things and more when they were young, so really they just calling themselves out. 😂
@@Sly-Moose you wouldn't want your children or grand children making the same mistakes you did, would you?
Yikes. I am so sorry. My brother and I were borderline latchkey kids, so trying to imagine a parental unit being so... obsessed? strict? focused? on their kids' exact whereabouts is concerning. Unless they live in a high child-snatching area, in which it would maybe make more sense I guess.
@@minestar2247 oh no trust me that's not the worse thing they did. They raised me and genuinely hated me for it because "we could have been in retirement by now if we hadn't taken you in." And decided to take that frustration out on me. It definitely wasn't about them not wanting me to make the same mistakes as them.
I'll be 32 this year and I just want teens and kids right now to know just how bad the GPS tracking was back when I was 15, so 17 years ago.
First off: the signal on this thing was AWFUL. I went to a huge school in huge U.S. city and I'm telling you that the second I was more than a few feet away from an open window my signal would drop. This was BAD. REAL BAD. If my stepfather called me and I didn't pick up after two rings he would hang up and angrily text me.
Second: the ringer was hit or miss. Sometimes it would ring. Sometimes it would just decide to stay silent and I'd get all the way home and unpack and start homework thinking I was ok only to have my parents come home RAGING and ready to beat the hell out of me. The problem is, whipping a phone out to check it at school would have it automatically taken away. If it got taken away I would get hit at home.
Third: The GPS was SPOTTY. I would be in class. Trigonometry. I'm taking notes. I'm literally trying to keep up. My phone goes off. I text my stepdad, "hey I'm in class I have 20 minutes until passing period." He would start texting back that he was on his way to take a lunch break to go get me because the GPS would go wonky and show me three streets away or halfway across town.
It was hell. It was hell when it was new and I almost hate how it's so perfected now because kids have zero privacy anymore. You can't sneeze wrong without some wild parent being like "ohhhh my gawwedddd ahabajbdksneidjeidh!!!!!!!! Look at my Ring Camera footage!!!? AHHHHH!!!!"
The fact that helicopter parents are allowed to use this shit is a travesty in and of itself. It just makes life horrible for both the parent and the child. All because the parent is an awful parent.
@@kyokoyumi and those parent also having awful grandparent that make them more like this ngl let's hope gen alpha wouldn't be as traumatized as we are
I had sepsis years ago, sucked, went into septic shock, and had to be put into a coma for a week and a half, almost died, had 13 drugs while asleep, and was trapped in nightmares until I woke up and the drugs gave me hallucinations which was a living hell. nurses trying to kill me, family dying in front of me and zombies and glowing eyes staring at me from everywhere in the room, etc. yay sepsis. fun times.
Jesus Christ I never even heard of this.😮
I mean the sepsis itself can cause hallucinations too. I'm glad you made it out, if you get to the point of needing to be putting a coma it's pretty darn bad. 💜
I’m the fastest snail alive
Edit: I’ve said this in the replies earlier but I’ll add to it. I’ve half expected the replies to be Turbo and the immortal snail references
Of course you are, you're a god.
Lol
I expect nothing less from the Victorian Snail God
🐌🐌
Omg hi god
"CHILDREN BELONG IN THE COAL MINES, NOT IN RAINBOWS" may be one of my favorite Click out-of-context snippets yet.
Where can I se this?
About 19:53 @@Sikaz5119
19:52 @@Sikaz5119
38:00 My dog had a single litter of "oops" puppies when I was around high school age. It did not go perfectly. The mom (my dog) panicked, had the first two puppies while running around the yard in rhe middle of the night (she was begging to go out, we thought she had to pee), and one puppy was stillborn the next morning. Then she rejected them at 2 weeks old after they got a respiratory infection. We had to bottle feed and give them antibiotics every 2-3 hours. It was A LOT. She was a wonderful dog, the puppies were a delight, but I never want to do that again.
I hate- HATE when people use the 5th commandment as an excuse to demand things, NEWSFLASH IT GOES BOTH WAY!!! you respect the kids and they shell respect you!!
Fun fact:
The Hunger Games bible verse at 18:53 is only three verses after it tells slaves to obey their masters!
Yeah, Ephesians is definitely not one of the feel good books.
@@austinluther5825 are there any in old testament?
That one's from the New testament
Ex-Christian here: when they say "fleshly desires", it means that you do whatever you want instead of following "God's plan."
I mean, it’s ridiculous that a mere human can ruin the plans of a supposedly omnipotent deity just by living the lifestyle they believe is best fit for them.
@@amandahugenkiss2310 right? Either he's all powerful and my choices should mean squat, or he's not and I can do whatever I want.
Ya can't have it both ways!!
Didn't he give us free will? Thats so stupid.
I know I'm going to get a lot of hate for this but I don't really care because the true must be told and if you don't like it that's you choice if you feel offended: God did give everyone on this planet free will to do whatever you it your path that you take you could either follow Christ or follow the flesh desires. The fall of humanity began when Adam and Eve ate from the forbidden tree because they chose their own path. God won't try to interfere with your life/lifestyle because you live in sin. Now if blaming God for giving you a disability isn't his fault. You were never intended to have a disability I'm not 100% sure why people are born defects, but that doesn't mean he doesn't care for you he loves everyone, even those who hate him. But all I can say is that one day everyone on this earth will face Judgment and that day he will either say you are going to Heaven or Hell there is no in between but that is up to you to make a change not Jesus. And the day He'll come back will be like a theat in the night so prepare yourself so you be caught of guard. The truth will be told.
@@mattisbohm5051 Don’t start with that. That leads to Eve eating the Apple, which leads to all woman are bad. Believe me, those people can not be reasoned with.
17:12 transphobic mother has no clue that "trans" and "bisexual" are very, *very* different things.
Also, Click, gotta recommend you for reading all of that and still actually reading 'ceucified' as it's written with the dyslexia and all. Even for non-dyslexic people this drivel is impossible to read.
I think you meant commend, not recommend, btw
My therapist told me the "honour your parents" has basically nothing to do with "love your parents". Because parents mess up a lot and you basically can't expect children to love their parents in the way of "they are the best and perfect parents". Ofc most children still love their parents nearly no matter what the parents did, it's just kinda in kids brains engraved, but respecting our parents, actually loving them, holding them high is sth different. My therapist basically said sending your parents a card to Christmas and their birthday is enough "honouring your parents" a child has to do. So yea parents, you're not entitled to anything just cause you have kids, be a good parent and you might get a friend in us tho.
I SHALL NOT CURE MY GAYNESS. SUFFER INSANE PARENTS
PREACH, BROTHER / SISTER / SIBLING
Cure, as in salting, seasoning, and drying it like a good ham. Make your gayness the tastiest gayness to ever exist.
@@feuerlingMAKE GAYNESS SWEET AND YUMMY !
@@danielomar9712 MAKE GAYNESS LIKE BBQ OR FISH!!! ANY GAY CAN BE ANY FLAVOR!!!!!
@@danielomar9712 my favorite dish, gayness!
Yo, that "Genderbread Person" is actually really helpful in explaining things. Like, I'm female, gender-fluid, and androgynous/slightly femme, and those all coexist. I'm also asexual and rarely romantically attracted to people, but often aesthetically attracted. My brain is wonk, man.
Must be even more weird to feel it than read about it, is it?
The fact she posted that between all the anti-queer propaganda memes made me laugh out loud!
10/10 accidental ally moment! 😂
I saw this comment before I got through the MASSIVE list of memes. As noted elsewhere, half of them seemed like Accidental Ally memes, but Genderbread? That's a sex positive meme! Why did the crazy person post that in the middle of their rant?
And yeah, I've always appreciated it because it helps explain my Sapphic self - sexually attracted to all, romantically attracted to women - and that it supports trans folk by having three different gender related sliders. One of the best gender and sexuality infographics I have ever seen.
Correction: brains are wonk.
I actually use this when teaching my Child Psychology course and my students found it very helpful!
There should be a special charge just for parents who call the cops for petty BS when they can't have control of their child. It should carry a hefty fine too, see how many parents call the cops because their kid "slammed the bedroom door in my face when I grounded her!" When they have to pay $1000 every single time the cops decide there was no crime and you're wasting their time to do your parenting for you 😂
i think you can be fined for wasting police time
You can and repeat offenses can get jail time
I think it should be a similar charge that those who call 911 in non-emergencies get.
500 and put on a watch list. If the kid continues to have problems with them from there the parents lose custody and the kid gets moved to another family. (If a friend's family wants to step up for them all the better.)
From there, the parents have to pay for the kid's continued life.
Period. They ruined their start after all, they destroyed the kid's innocence and hurt them for the crime of being born. A decision those parents made themselves without the child's say in the matter.
After all just a fine would mean the kid inevitably gets backlash for costing their parents so much. (That's literally giving them so much ammo.)
Thus. Separate em, and ensure the parents continue to support their kid. Albeit most likely unwillingly.
Kinda like child support.
Feels bad whenever bad religious people use god to validate their opinions, I've met some really nice Christian and catholic people, and 90% of the time they are supportive of gay, trans, and all that. The other 10% they are either gay or trans themselves, or they don't really care. In both cases, they are some of the kindest and happiest people I've ever met.
If you ever meet me, I'd definitely be in the ten percent!
I think religions is like an amplifier of personality like alcohol. A nice religious person is going to be really nice and a religious asshole is gonna be a huge asshole.
That 360 life app is so dystopian. I'm in my 30s. When I was a teenager, my mother was incredibly upset and felt violated when she found out my stepfather put a keylogger on her computer to keep track of her. She now uses 360 on her current husband. I have brought this strange hypocrisy up to her, and she says she can't trust him and that it's different. They're in their late 50s. I don't know what has happened in the last 10-20 years. But it feels like technology has rotted out the brains of the older gens. They fear everything and need constant control over their surroundings. Is it the guilt? Is it all of the collective abuse finally coming back to haunt them? I can only assume.
And then they turn around and talk about how addicted we are to our technology
360 app is a 50/50 situation. Everytime I hear someone mention it they say they have it against their will, they are being stalked, etc etc. Very bad and serious situations.
My mother asked me to download it when I moved away from her. Granted, it was from PR to the USA. I keep my location on ALWAYS. Maybe I'm brainwashed, maybe I'm too cautious, but if something happens to me, at least there's a small clue or hint, or proof about what happened or where I am. Society has not made me feel safe enough as a woman to not be tracked by my family members, much more considering I get home from work at midnight. My mother has told me she only uses it to check if I'm at work before calling me or telling my grandparents if I'm working or not (rotating shifts).
50/50 whether it is a law suit or the only thing that helps a young woman sleep feeling a little safer.
If she distrusts him that much... Divorce???
@@ShimyVmy dad has a tracking app he turns on when he goes on long bike rides.
It's so weird. The boomers are either addicted to technology or they're total Luddites (anti anything technology). You almost never hear of anyone in between.
22:43 as someone who was disciplined in the shower as a child, I can say that I now hate showers and prefer baths since the rims of the tub can provide protection especially if you wrap yourself in the shower curtain. It also gave me anxiety, i wonder if I did something wrong before washing and would just skip washing altogether if I knew they were mad at me. The beating hurts more with wet skin.
your parents should be in jail
That's so awful that they did that to you. Straight up abuse, inexcusable abuse.
Wishing you well and safe now.
Okay so first of all I’m hoping you are safe now second of all your “parents” suck majorly I put it in air quotes because they don’t deserve to be called parents, they deserve to be call all sorts of things but not parents
This video just made me realize this wasn’t a thing everyone went thru
Same, my mother would do this when no one was around and now when I go into the bathroom I tend to loose time and dissociate.
The Genderbread Person at 21:30 isn't a meme though, it is professionally used to explain the different dimensions of a person (gender identity and expression, biol. sex, romatic and sexual attraction). It's a gingerbread cookie because you need something 100% "genderneutral" to explain the concept (depecting a person with long hair for example who most people assume is a woman defeats the point). I saw it first when I visited an lgbtq+ youth center with my class at some point. The fact that this woman uses an educational flyer is kind of funny.
*The on who sent that child warrior picture was my last straw, I have to comment about this.*
In the times of the christian wars, after the 4th wave of the war (1202-1204) where the christian soldiers took over Konstantin.
They thought it would be a good idea to *send CHILDREN into war* for the next wave.
*6-10 year old KIDS* because "they are pure while adults are sinners so God will help them on the battle field". This was in *1212* .
*APPROXIMATELY 40-60 THOUSAND CHILDREN DIED.* MOST DIDN'T EVEN MAKE IT TO THE ACTUAL BATTLE AND JUST DIED ALONG THE WAY.
So if I get any christian ever in my face or through text or through call or through anything talk about CHILDREN being WEAPONIZED. I will show them a side of me that even I don't fully know. And it will *not* be a pretty one.
Not to mention child soldiers are not only immoral, but impractical as well. They’re weaker and less able to fight than adults.
Every time I hear a Christian or catholic transphobe/homophobe say “God doesn’t make mistakes” or “don’t destroy what God gave you” and whatnot, I always thought: “do you eat bread?” And “Do you wear glasses or know someone who does?”
Curious - what does the bread one mean?
@@AzziyaisChronicallyOnline to make bread you need flour and to make flour you need wheat (and wheat is probably not entirely one of God’s creations, tbh)
Essentially what I meant was “why’re you raging at trans people for changing something God gave em when we turn wheat into bread?”
"Do you ever watch the news? And don't say Fox."
@@inkdd1463 Even better - the wheat we turn into bread is not the kind that evolved naturally (or was created by God). It was selectively bred by humans into the edible stuff.
@@robertabarnhart6240don't forget the modified yeast we cultivate, propagate then kill to leaven that bread since cooked wheat isn't good enough
Insane wholesome story
Son- Hands me Skittles says "I'm gay I like to taste the rainbow" then runs inside.
Me- Laughes for days because I met his boyfriend months ago and made sure to always say somthing supportive and postive to my son eveyday since
(We live in a very socially conservitive area)
That one ranting about religion was an absolute nut case. They weren't even making sense they were just spewing nonsese
Why is it always the crazies that are religious lol
23:54 Re Parenting License: One of my favorite Sci-fi novel series, the Vorkosigan Saga, has a planet (Beta Colony) where, at birth, everyone gets their tubes tied. Once someone becomes an adult, they can take classes to earn credits towards a parenting license; it is easier as part of a couple (any gender combo), but not required. The license allows you to have one child (via sci-fi means that bypass the tied tubes). To have a second child, you need to get a second license, going through the process again (or you can save up credits until you have enough for two if you want them close together/twins). It's a really interesting society and explores the idea of a culture where sex is only for recreation/relationships and having children can never happen accidentally.
Sounds interesting, might check it out 😁
@@RedMoon814
The first book is Shards of Honor. The author is Lois McMaster Bujold.
That sounds extreamly dystopian and super easy to abuse, rebels and dissidents just dont qualify to have children meaning their ideas cant spread to future generations. It also is a great way for population control so if you wanted to keep a portion of the population poor you just up the price for children or several other things.
@@ztmackinalso the whole "tubes tied" seems very sex specific (reads like potential misogyny) and the idea that it makes sex not possible/only possible for reproduction is very....right wing Christian/Mormon/ect
It's an interesting idea, to reduce the number of unwanted children, but it sounds like they went in a conservative religious narrative direction instead of the way sci-fi started (rebellious, equality, ect)
@@ayastorm5507 you misread the first comment, sex in that society is _only_ for recreational purposes.
And men have tubes too, just different ones.
37:23 human birth is also a lot more dangerous due to how big the heads are and how small our hips are in comparison. To the point we evolved to give birth earlier in order to survive, that's why human babies are a lot more helpless when fresh out
That's a great fact!
It’s the combination of bipedalism and big heads that makes human birth so difficult.
The Straights™, to LGBT+ people: "StOp SeXuAlIzInG ChIlDrEn"
Also the Straights™: This crap at 42:27.
I’ve never understood straights and their hypersexualization OF BABIES TODDLERS AND KIDS
“STRAIGHTS TM” IM DYINGGG 😭
@@tr-st_me_broThat's how we indicate that we're not talking about _all_ heterosexuals.
@@John_Weissi Love that!
@@John_Weissok I understand now but a bit of clarification earlier on would be nice
About the "Oh, mammals instincts are just PERFECT when it comes to caring for their babies, so humans just need to trust that EVERYTHING they do is just completely right!" stuff at ~36:00... I am currently lying in bed with my 4yo cat next to me. She's from the first and only litter of my boyfriends moms cat and I was there when she was born. Her mother instinctively knew that she had to bite into the amniotic sac and to get rid of it and the mucus + placenta for the kittens to breath. And that was basically it. She was unable to pick up and relocate the kittens if there was even a 1cm step for her to drag them over; when we relocated them to the clean, warm birthing box we built, she ignored their cries for their mother and sat alone in the blood-stained, messed up scratching box she birthed them in until we threw the damn thing out alltogether. We had to lure her to her babies with treats just so that she would stay with them long enough for them to nurse and keep them warm. She wouldn't nudge them to her teats if they couldn't find them on their own. She wouldn't lick their bellies after they were done nursing to help their digestion.
There were 5 kittens in that litter. My cat has a single brother. Her other brother didn't make it through his first night and her two sisters didn't survive their first two days on earth because their mother wouldn't care for them properly and ignored them every chance she got. She and her brother only survived because they were the largest two of their litter and even for them it was a close call during times. Their mother also wouldn't play properly with them, sometimes we had to stay and watch out because she was hunting them more than playing with them. They even tought themselves to use a litter box. They basically only had each other when growing up, so they had no one to learn from that humans were nice. I took an entire week of vacation just to sit next to them on the floor and play with them (they were so young that they thought my hand was its own entity, they never even realized how large I was compared to them. I was more a piece of furniture with two friends attached). It took me just two days for them to fall asleep in my lap and I have to say that I cried when it happened.
And now every time I hear these moms rambling on about how a mothers instincts are always right and how a mother can do no wrong, because tHeY jUsT fEeL wHaT's RiGhT... all it takes for me is one long look at my little grey cuddle bug next to me to absolutely disdain them and their hubris.
Mother instincts exist in fish too!
Except, uh... Guppies. Will. Eat. Their. Children.
🙃
(only animal I've observed doing a fine job mothering had been literal hens but they're silkies and silkies tend to be very motherly compared to every other chicken I had lol)
It’s those parents who are nervous that they might end up being bad parents that are the ones who end up being good parents
35:25 She's treating him like her husband... Like she expected him to be an angry father, you know? She's fighting with him and guilting him as if he's not her minor son, but an adult. (It would be toxic not matter what, just extra bad in this instance) Even how she talks about driving him to work instead of school? So weird.
19:10 fun fact- Eve didn’t exist yet in this genesis scripture. Adam was either nonbinary or intersex. He was “male and female”. Eve was created after this, and so this scripture wouldn’t make sense in a story based point of view if it was referring to Eve. Adam was a “man” but was also “male and female” his gender was male while his sex was both male and female.
shhhh dont you realize these christians would never actually read the bible? show some cherrypicked verses that support their claim and THEN we'll talk 😭
@rosesapling72 What more proof do you need it literally says it. Genesis 1:27 NIV
[27] So God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them.
Adam and Eve were made in God's image I don't know what else you want.
Eve was also originally created from half of Adam, not just a rib. Wonder why that got changed…
@@Flob13 May be it'd different in other Bibles
In Christianity God is three beings too, so doesn't that mean it's not binary but three? 😆 Makes a lot more sense if we're made in his image and there's so many variations in sexuality. Pretty sure God is pan, Jesus is ace. The ghost is ???, but most stand in for some type of femme aspect of "father" and "son" are already taken. I like to point out that God designed creatures like the clownfish too when they like to mention that it's against nature/God to be anything but cis/het and to "look at nature". I'm pretty sure nobody told them that a big percentage of male sheep are gay, etc.
To the bunny comment: You don't have to go even that far. People used to have far more babies not 100 years ago. The constervatives love throw around these facts saying "In you granies's times there were BIG families with lots of children." But they tend to forget that thechild mortality rate was way higher than today.
I'm not pulling this out of my ass either. A couple years back I was researching my family trees purely out of curiosity. I discovered a lot of interesting things about my family. But I repeatedly came across with these big families, where most of the children would die. One of my great-grandfather's family (they recorded their family tree after WWI) had about 10 children and only 4 of them reached adulthood. My mother's family had 3 children and one of them died during infancy.
Today I don't know anyone whose children died, even with my country's shitty health care system (I live in Hungary).
Back then people had like 10 kids in the hopes that 3 or four make it to adulthood. In the modern day families only have two or three kids but they also have everything to make sure all two or three of these kids make it to adulthood.
@@amandahugenkiss2310 yes, chances of a child dying these days are way lower, last time i saw a mother cry for her childs death was like 10 years ago(he was assassinated in his 19). Also just wanted to point that out: superpopulation IS a problem that's is going to bite us back just like the climate change is.
Also, the most common cause of death for women, up to about 100 years ago (and still in some countries now) was childbirth. "It's the most natural thing in the world!" sure is.
As someone whose grandparents' families consisted of 10 and 13 children respectively, between the two of them, maybe 14 total lived to adulthood. Not a terrible record all things considered, but that's still 9 kids who died before they reached their teenage years, several of them in infancy. That sounds insane to me, who grew up with only one sibling and who never lost a single family member my age.
It's honestly the biggest oversight from the people who justify their want for children or grandchildren by turning to historical precedents, and it seems like bringing up the past and actual statistics never helps.
@EuleGraca Assassinated?! Jeez, I hope her and the family are doing better. That must be horrible!
okay the dog one makes me laugh bc I've also witnessed a dog give birth....and she wanted nothing to do w the puppies...my parents had to force her to feed and for most of the time we bottle fed the puppies....not everyone has a maternal instinct...dogs included. our male dog was very loving and caring for the puppies but Fluffy hated them
fluffy is a real one for that
@@rosesapling72 she was a real piece of work 😂
I don't understand how anyone can treat their children this way. These same people wonder why their kids cut ties and get as far away as they possibly can as soon as they can. I will never understand why awful people are able to have kids they mistreat and don't deserve while people who would be amazing parents aren't able to have kids. I hope the kids in these stories have adults in their lives who can be a good support system and help them get away from these awful people.
It’s like the clown meme where the person looks more and more like a clown
Parents: My kid is gay
Parents: I know. I will tell him he’s a satanic monster
Parents: He wants to run away? I will punish him more while insulting him
Parents years later: Why has my kid moved to another state and cut ties with me??
"If this is what God indoreses then I choose Satan. " I 💯% agree with this sentiment
I shall now add this to my vocabulary
Personally, I'd rather be a double - agent...
Literally, as a raging homosexual Christian, god doesn’t endorse hate 😭😭😭 like tf - my very strict Christian grandparents don’t see it that way tho, they’re all like “😡😡😡GAY PEOPLE 😡😡😡😡”
@@pandaplayzgaming5069man i wish people stopped trying to hide behind religion to excuse their hatefulness, just gives jesus a bad reputation tbh
I completely agree. There are so many actual normal Christians out there but the bad side of Christianity is what gets most of the unneeded spotlight@@rebel6301
Glad I dont have parents like that
Glad
Lucky
U have real parents. Yay 🎉
42:45 The real sad part is, I can almost guarantee that the parents who buy those onesies are the same ones who will go on a vicious tirade if a onesie were to have a rainbow on it.
The way that the people who thought HUNGER GAMES memes based off of Christianity when most of the series is about economical greed, propaganda, genocide, etc. must have been staring at their phone for the entirety of anything past the "24 people fight to death cuz big scawy guy bad."
3:42 -- In case anyone was wondering "Nannie" is a nickname for grandmothers in some parts of America (and probably other places) so the mother is threatening to call the police on the grandmother who's evidently the one taking care of the 14 year old and giving them a safe place to live. That's just a creep of a parent.
I think that instead of a license to get kids you get mandatory parenting classes. Won’t stop people from having kids but should hopefully help educate people
Edit: such likes
Such wow
Such uwu
Tell them that just like a citizenship test or all of the hoops adoptive parents must jump through to be approved now apply to them. If they want to not have their baby taken at birth they better study!
My mom used a giant wooden paddle or a spoon or whatever the heck she could get her hands on. Guess who hasn't talked to her in over 7 years. Oh look the consequences of your actions.
17:30 this sounds… very cult-like. The improper use of grammar and sentence structure, irregular capitalization suggesting proper nouns that aren’t, etc
No, no I don’t think I will. Boys are just too ✨handsome✨
Nu-uh
TRUE
As a bisexual male, boys are a million times better than girls.
@@klarafara5722yuh-uh
Agreed
"God is not the author of confusion but of peace"
Thousands of years of war and genocide would beg to differ.
Well, the net amount of horror might be the same, just with different justifications.
The things that have happened to my people ✡️ for millennia have no basis in anything. They just make new stuff up to scapegoat us.
In the Bible God sometime calls himself Lord of the Armies. So, the peace...?
@@rebny7801Exactly, YHWH is clearly a war god.
Well yeah because man has free will. Are you a calavanist?
@@daniellaherget3878 Where in the Bible does it say we have free will? YHWH overrode the Pharaoh’s will, Paul explains we are the clay and cannot argue with the potter, who gives or denies mercy based on YHWH’s own choice and has nothing to do with our actions (Romans 9).
13:42 as somone who genuinely struggles with being suicidal, seeing people use it as a threat is terrible. suicide is a depressing answer for when you truly believe that life is no longer worth living. its a last resort that you try as hard as you can to avoid. using it as a threat is an insult to people who are actually struggling with it, and i hope this person learns that.
Used to teach at a community college, I'd get calls and emails from parents wanting to know about their children's grades and I'd have to say that I can't disclose that information to anyone but the student themselves. The usual response I got was 'but I pay for the classes', as if that matters. They tried every trick and threat in the world to no avail because legally I was bound and couldn't disclose it, even had one or two 'bet if I come down there you'll give it to me' type implied threats. Out of everyone that ran their mouth about doing something, only one ever attempted to go over my head to a more senior person and they were told exactly the same thing... the college cannot legally release that information.
About 5 minutes in, when Click was talking about how the courts will listen to you if you're a certain age just kind of blindsided me. I was in court trying to get away from my abusive father for about 3 YEARS and they listened to literally everything he said. He had no receipts, no proof, my mom had ALL of that, and yet they still wouldn't listen to her. My mom had to hire a children's lawyer for me so I could actually speak in court because my dad would always take me to school on court days, knowing I wouldn't be able to testify. So hopefully the American justice system gets better because right now, it's kind of below the bare minimum.. that is all, good day.
After you're either 13 or 14 you can literally declare who you want to live with. I mean as long as that parent accepts it. I was able to escape my abusive mother that way. Didn't figure it out till I was 16 though! But my brother who is 14 was able to escape with me because of that.
🎶“You are a chILD of light” 🎶 17:24
I'm crossing fingers for a collab between you and Cliccy one day - I need the chaos!
Some of these parents should touch pillow battery amirite
Lexi, our technology teacher
OMG Lexikitty under a Cliccykitty video!
My 2 favorite people!!!! We need a collab 😂
"Children belongs in the coal mines, not with rainbows!" 😂 Click is so funny and great with injecting satire and social commentary into his reactions lol.
"I choose Satan!"
I love how immediately you said that. 😂
For “Christian” conservative nuts, Satan is this nerdy kind person who loves D&D, cares for the poor and accepts everyone for who they are. Their “Satan” has more in common with Christ than the actual biblical Satan.
The mom that spewed that long rant after her daughter came out as bi either needs some serious medication or to go back to school to learn about sentence structure, probably both. My brain malfunctioned just attempting to follow the point she was trying to make. This was a bigger word salad than a congressional legal document.
Yeah, education wherever she is needs massive reforms.
Or maybe she's just too dumb
31:18 WELL WATER SHOULD NEVER LOOK LIKE THAT?! If your water is ever that brown it could be a handful of different things and all of them are not good to be GIVING BIRTH IN!
Well water, but instead of an actual well it's from a forgotten borehole under their shed that contains 3 different species of alien brain parasites and is probably cursed.
Oh my goodness, I was wondering what her sitting in the pool had to do with giving birth! 😱🥶🤮
That is disgusting!
@@LRM12o8 water birth is a fairly common method for giving birth. But like I said it shouldn't be in water that looks like it's been dredged from the bottom of a livestock watering hole...
It's well water from the bubonic plague lol
32:20
(sorry for bad English)
It is scary to get in this situation, especially as an young adult immigrant that escaped a traumatic full scale invasion. As a refugee from Ukraine myself, it breaks my heart to see that this happens. What would happen if the caretaker for this Ukrainian girl never wrote this post and harassment continued? This would have just continued. This is so horrible. I hope that the situation for that girl is better now, because it is already enough stress as it is without this due to war. She does not deserve this.
I am European, and OH MY GOD- your English is amazing. I know this is off topic but you shouldn’t call it “bad English”- it’s even better than mine :) I hope you’re doing well 🫶
people man being crazy over the fact young woman despite also having seemly a normal loving wife yeah at that point that man is nothing but cheater
I’m perplexed as to why that person sent a genderbread person. Like…it’s a pretty neat, legitimate educational device to understand the differences between gender, gender expression, sexuality (some include the difference between sexual and romantic attraction too). I don’t think that person actually looked at or understood the genderbread person
I had a similar situation where my mom would threaten to call the police on us if we refused to obey her stating I was committing the crime "contributing to the delinquency of a minor"). Eventually she actually followed through on the threat when I called her bluff over whether or not I would wear a hat to go to the dentist's office.
When the police showed up, they first checked to make sure it wasn't anything dangerous, then had me walk them through what was going on. We both basically had the same story, so while the other officer distracted my mom, the one I was talking to let me know I hadn't done anything illegal before helping me plan how to better handle these interactions before giving me his card in case I was ever in trouble.
I then watched him walk across the yard and have a conversation with my mom ending with letting her know "if this was the worst you have to deal with, you are doing pretty good and must be an amazing parent to have raised such good kids".
Being a classic narcissist (medically speaking) but only moderately intelegent, she could not stop bragging about how she raised us both distracting her with her favorite topic (herself and how good a parent she was) and defusing the whole thing. By the time the police left, she had even forgotten I was originally in trouble.
For those wondering, i was about 15 and, having been raised in scouting, i had a decent relationship with local police since we did ceremonies together and had to do a course on the legal system involving touring a local police department (the officer who gave us the tour accidently forgot his keys and locked us in a cell for about 5-10 minutes. I never found out if it was real or staged though)
Have a croissant and some cheese you poor soul 🥐🧀
"Is the... Is the dragon also gay...?"
Well... In a certain subreddit you've definitely never looked at before.. Yes... Yes they are. Very much so. 🤣
r/FurryIRL
17:30
Damn this sounds like a DnD campaign, but homophobic
31:31 i have well water. its crystal clear at all times. something is extremely wrong here lmaooo
37:50 I wonder how this op would react to like, their kid's hamster giving birth, having this similar sort of 'we are mammals, instinctively know how to birth and mother' spiel - and then check in the next day to the hamster having eaten a couple of them
I know English isn't your first language ❤ but 40:10 - "internal damnation" isn't hell. That's "eternal damnation".
Internal damnation is when you're severely lactose intolerant, drink a pint of milk, and then see how long you can hold it in.
Example is incredible, man
I'm crying😂😂😂
I had food poisoning once, that felt like internal damnation too.
16:25 ma'am, would you like some croutons with that word salad
I thought that segment was finished and click was doing other memes, until i realised that its atillf rom the same person
thank god my parents rules are pretty much:
don't add to the world population
don't subtract from the world population
30:20 "Joke's on you dad, I told my friends you're literally dead and mom's been barely raising me alone."
"I shalt come back from the dead then."
15:48 I love how in this *MASSIVE* hate rant there were multiple transphobic things said...
and their kid said they are bi, not trans.
It just shows how blindly full of hate their mother is, and the fact that it is hidden behind a "Christian" belief disgusts me. In my opinion, the most important thing in all Christianity is the second commandment of love
"love your neighbour as yourself".
Unless they're your slave.
Which you are to buy from the heathens that surround you. And which you can beat with no punishment so long as they don't die right away.
You too are cherry-picking the book like everyone else.
It is NOT a good book. It's a cruel, insane book with a few OK things sprinkled in every so often.
@@TheNomad94 I'm not cherry-picking "the book" I'm saying that it is in my opinion disgusting to see somebody have a moral high ground in their mind just because they are religious and say they are good and loving just to blindly spread hate.
I wouldn't say I'm Christian myself even though I go to church and am from a Christian family. I don't believe in a literal god but I believe that the Bible has a lot of good morals and ideals.
I also agree that the Bible has a lot of bad in it, it is made by people, every human is imperfect and they are from a time when things that were normal back then are wrong now.
Tldr: My point is they are disgusting hypocrites and I agree Bible is not entirely "good"
Also the genderbread person being sprinkled in with all the anti-queer memes is so hilarious
These parents have to demand and threaten for respect because they aren't capable of earning it.
Enter my entire family
About the rabbit situation, I used to have bunnies too and I noticed pretty fast that the mother rabbit doesn't voluntarily feed them, I had to restrain her and substitute for the milk through other stuff, and none of them died afterwards, they grew healthy and happy
27:43 I hate the "you're named after a servant of God"-esque argument. My name in not that unique. They've been hundreds of people with the name, in my high school alone I knew like 4 people who has my name.
It's fine to relate a name to something but expecting something of that person because of their name is awful
I had an neighbor who was an older lady, her beliefs were somewhere between Christian and native
She really liked my name bc she said it was named after a river in the Bible (the specific spelling)
She was a wholesome lady
She loved everyone and she easily figured out I was gay after talking to me for a little bit and she was so chill about it. Sweetest lady ever.
That said, my name is not unique in the least, there's probably 4 or more spellings and I have not worked 1 job where I was the only one with that name
"So? I didn't make a promise to follow that lead when choosing that name. In fact, *I* didn't even choose my name, mom/dad!"
43:29 fucking kills me because tylenol IS IN COUGH SYRUP, that's part of it's schtick
About the "what is the crime the parents are reporting to call the cops": Unfortunately, in some states (including my own), kids can get arrested for "incorrigibility". It's neither a felony or a misdemeanor, and is an arrest that can only be made against someone under the age of seventeen. You can be held for up to 30 days, you can be forced into community service until you "pay back" your court costs, and it goes on your record. I was a juvie guard, and saw way too many parents in visitation proud of the lesson they were teaching their kid. Thankfully a few parents were upset that they got their kid chucked in detention.
all they doing is making the kids hated them more and more reason to rebel and hide thing to be honest why do even these law existed? you can spend all of that moenya nd times for more important thing like increasing police budget or healthcare or hell if you're corrupted more money for yourself just why?
4:54 there was a gal who was working for my parents about a year ago (still does) who’s mom did the exact same thing, kicking her out, calling her in as a runaway, etc and she ended up living with us until the end of last July. Fast forward to a month and a half ago and her mom didn’t go to a fourth *mandatory* court hearing in a row. She was taken into state custody and out of her mom’s. My parents went through the process of background checks and fingerprinting and whatnot, and she was placed with us about 2 weeks after she was put in state custody. She has been with us for about a month but thinks that she will get kicked out again or that the state will think she needs mental help and take her back and it’s truly sad to think about. She’s a sweet gal and she has a really hard time seeing that we care.
10:15 "im glad i grew up in the 90s when this sort of thing wasnt possible"
Oh no. It was very possible. It was just usually through more direct means - usually like "you were 5 minutes later than expected, i got in the car to come chase you down and find out if you are in a gang or doing drugs".
Source: the texts are near-exact copies of conversations my dad had with myself and my siblings, especially my brother, growing up in the 90s.
"You're going to make the child anxious about miniscule changes"
Yes. Thats the point. To terrify the child of doing ANYTHING without the explict, express permission of the parent.
It's about control. Its always about control.
16:20 my god. SO. MANY. GRAMMATICAL. ERRORS. I know it's dumb but people texting with the grammatical skills of a 1st grader when they are an adult is one of my biggest pet peeves
Imagine being an immigrant, English not being your first language and you’re still working on learning it, but your English is still better than the native speaker at 16:20
I LOVE the "god created us in his image, as men and women" - argument to disprove transgender etc. Why? Because they obviously have no idea what they even just said themselves. If go dcreated men AND women in gods image, that means god AT LEAST is transgender, most likely god is genderfluid though, otherwise it would be impossible for him to create men AND women both in his image as that would require himself to be AT LEAST male AND female, either at the same time or at different points in his creation circle. So he either was male first, as he created Adam first accoridng to bibe, then transitioned to female to then created Eve in his own image as well, or he is fluid and possibly going back and forth.
I get the point you are trying to make, but the passage in Genesis about being made in God’s image doesn’t mean physically looking like God, so he would not need to be gender fluid to create humanity. The ancient Jews who wrote this passage wouldn’t even depict God in imagery, so, for them, to say that humans look like God would have been Blasphemy of the highest degree. It is usually interpreted as referring to us sharing qualities that god has, like love, truth, honest and justice along with a higher level of consciousness than the other animals.
@@Doublebackflip11 that mean god i just at best (not meaning to be meanie) a "thing" right? either way yeah
17:00 "The dragon" is Satan, so he glorifies free will...so he may or may not be gay, however he is definitely alright with people being gay.
Oh Yeah, I think that's from the apocalips book, revelation? Where he's described as a dragon. But from what i know of satan, he doesn't glorify free will like the Satanist or western Christian version, he's more of a self righteous uber jerk with a superiority complex, which is kinda close to a lot of "christian" parents in this videi
Could also by some aspect of Roman rule, because Revelations makes most sense as political allegory.
43:22 "we don't use cough syrup and the stuff"
Tylenol and Ibuprofen are mentioned.
The math ain't mathing.
Jesus: "Love one another"
Some guy: "but what if they..."
Jesus: "Did I fucking stutter?"
Starting at 16:00 imma be honest all I got from that was if "angry bible noises" became sentient
That whole section was confusing as fuck.
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29:18 Infamous is correct.
Infamous, meaning: “well known for some bad quality or deed”
"Is the dragon also gay?"
Man, I hope so or this is going to be really awkward
I love how Click has gone from "as much as I enjoyed making it" to "as much as I enjoyed having you here"
Some advice to any teen is scared to come out: wait until you're in college and in the dorms with a meal plan, so housing and food can't be taken away. I did this so I could guarantee safe living for at least 9 months just in case it all went south.
Also, my college was 500 miles away from my parents' house, so I was not in immediate danger, and my parents had to get permission to get in and sign a visitor book.
Luckily, those few months of verbal abuse from my mom sizzled out, I requested the school therapist/counselor I was seeing to speak with her, and whatever they spoke about got her to be more tolerant to my identity.
It's been 7 years since I came out, and my parents have taken incredible mental steps in the last 3 years alone in actually using my name and pronouns. I accepted that they may not get it 100% of the time, but I appreciate the attempts and compromises they've made to be in my life.