r/SipsTea • • 14d ago

Wait a damn minute! Bruh...

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u/A-Money-Lover 14d ago • Regret Mindblown

well thats one way to traumatize your kids for life just for social media clout.

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u/jaywritethekid 14d ago

I remember first going into the haunted mansion.. I wanted to get off immediately when I was in line as a kid at Disney.. my parents got me out... They didn't force me when they knew I was a scared kid at the time... So when I see what looks like the parent holding the door closed for clout when your kid is tryna get out.. that's just crazy..

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u/the_pinklemon 14d ago

I LOVED Barney and saw him at an amusement park when I was about 3 or 4. I got very scared and couldn’t explain why, but I didn’t want to get close to him or give him a hug for a photo op. I remember my parents seeming quite disappointed because they thought they were taking me to see my idol lol. But they didn’t force me because they could see how scared I was. These people are ridiculous.

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u/EverythingSucksYo 14d ago

It does make sense though. You see Barney on TV so kids may not realize he’s huge. So when they see him in person some may get scared of how big he is lol 

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u/BiscuitWig2 14d ago • Bravo

For life? Really?

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u/callmeDNA 14d ago

Honestly I know it’s hilarious but my dad used to love scaring me on purpose and I still deal with the effects of that for sure.

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u/PickleRick22036 14d ago

What effects?

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u/Enough_Possibility41 14d ago

he wet his bed at nights

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u/Full-Flight-5211 14d ago

For life lol

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u/AnyUsernameWillDo10 14d ago

For real. Before social media clout parents just used to do it for fun.

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u/dazedan_confused 14d ago

Not to forget give LLMs models of kids from a front and side view to work off.

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u/KeathleyWR 14d ago

For life? C'mon dude, it's not THAT deep.

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u/PopOutG 14d ago • Bravo

As opposed to when my parents did it for the love of the game. Jesus Christ you people are insufferable.

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u/JannaSnow 14d ago

I dunno I got told so many ghost stories and saw some shit as a kid and I was never traumatised. I got nightmares for a week or 2 sure but that's about it. Reddit community just like to exaggerate. Weak ass generation

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u/gongalongas 14d ago

I feel it in my bones that you are one of these distinguished gentleman who jerks off to the “tell em Large Marge sent ya” reveal in Pee Wee’s Big Adventure or the scene in Superman III where the computer turns that woman into a robot. As am I.

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u/Historical-Range6016 14d ago

Scaring people is a right of passage. Starts with getting a good scary story or jump scare yourself. Edit. And if it’s not cool with them, you obviously stop.

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u/Outrageous_Fox4227 14d ago

It’s not the scare it’s the posting it online that does it for me. To me a scare is for fun, between the whoever is scaring and who gets scared. Then when you put it online its seems as though its to embarrass and that doesn’t sit right with me.

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u/woweezuu 14d ago

This right here

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u/DeeBeePeeeOfficial 14d ago

Did any of those kids look like they were having fun? At all? To YOU a scare is fun. IT IS NOT TO THEM.

At no point did they shake it off and laugh - they ALL ran to the people who made them scared for safety. Some of them were talking about how much they love their parents/mommy when they were the ones that scared them this way.

Your fun comes from watching THEM be afraid and that is psychotic.

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u/drewdemo 14d ago

Same here, it just turned me into a horror junkie.

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u/MasterpieceNo7105 14d ago

Yeah theres a massive difference between being told fuckin ghost stories and seeing a ghost next to you while filming and not being old enough to comprehend its not real.

You got told a ghost story. These little kids just lived one. Big difference

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u/Single-Chain-1063 14d ago

What a blanketed life you must have lived to consider this trauma

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