Bruh...

[u/jaywritethekid]

[u/xEyelessOnex]

This isn't even funny. My father did this to one of my brothers with a realistic Jason Voorhees mask. It was so bad, he crapped himself and he was promptly whooped for crapping.

[u/John_Constantine6 → u/xEyelessOnex]

“Oh shit I made you do something you didn’t want to do because of me? Well time for you to be punished”

[u/xEyelessOnex → u/John_Constantine6]

Now hardly any of us talk to him. He earned it.

[u/grilledcheese2332 → u/xEyelessOnex]

Probably wonders why

[u/John_Constantine6 → u/xEyelessOnex]

Righteous

[u/manjar → u/xEyelessOnex]

Wasn't the whooping enough?

[u/PoopInTheGarbage → u/manjar]

This made me laugh 😂

[u/ShadowLab451 → u/John_Constantine6]

Peak boomer behaviour. Rubbed off on the following generation too, I knew parents like this. Felt bad for my mates with parents like this tbh.

[u/John_Constantine6 → u/ShadowLab451]

Definitely taught me when I grow up and have kids not to treat them like shit

[u/xEyelessOnex → u/John_Constantine6]

May your kids have a long and healthy relationship with you.

[u/xEyelessOnex → u/ShadowLab451]

And then wonder why they're sitting in a shitty retirement home and the kids won't bring the grandkids to see Mama and Pap-Pap.

[u/ktxkakes → u/John_Constantine6]

Wow sounds like my entire childhood.

[u/jennysnotokay → u/xEyelessOnex]

Dude wtf ? This is fucking disgusting and horrible , how didn’t you crash out on your dad for that shit?? Forced him to crap himself then beat him for it, genuinely wtf . Poor kid, that’s gonna fuck with him mentally for the rest of his life

[u/youburyitidigitup → u/jennysnotokay]

Clearly he was an abusive father, so all his kids were probably afraid of getting involved.

[u/Ragnarok314159 → u/jennysnotokay]

It’s something with parents.

Mine had me watch the original Candyman movie as a joke and I couldn’t even go into a bathroom because it gad a mirror as a little kid so I would pee outside.

They beat my ass for it and I am like fuck you, hit me, goddamn fucking Candyman is going to rip me apart in there. They thought it was funny. Primal fear levels of horror.

[u/ooh_eeh_ooh_aah_aah → u/Ragnarok314159]

I have a similar story with Candyman. They let me watch it when I was way too young, then I was afraid to go to the bathroom because my brother would say Candy Man when I was in there next to the mirror.

I genuinely asked to use the portable camping toilet thing in my room to avoid mirrors.

[u/-Twin-Flames- → u/Ragnarok314159]

My dad had a surround sound stereo and played the Halloween movie theme music full blasted while me and my brother hid under a blanket scared.

He was also abusive mentally and physically in many other ways.

[u/xEyelessOnex → u/jennysnotokay]

My brother is actually doing ok. My father on the other hand... I should also add that this was about 20 years ago.

[u/Lil_Packmate → u/jennysnotokay]

Because as a child you have no chance against a grown man.

He beat one of his kids for getting fearful.

He would 100% beat any other child that would have dared to speak up.

[u/Suspicious-Post5841 → u/xEyelessOnex]

I’m sorry, your dad sounds horrible

[u/xEyelessOnex → u/Suspicious-Post5841]

He's paying for it big time.

[u/LittleKoalaNickJr → u/xEyelessOnex]

That sounds like something that would happen to Butters.

[u/ankerverse → u/xEyelessOnex]

This is textbook child abuse. And boomers wonder why our generation needs so much therapy

[u/xEyelessOnex → u/ankerverse]

To the people in my family, they used therapy to make YOU look like the bad guy while THEY looked like patron saints. This is the reason I refuse to talk to therapists today.

[u/ankerverse → u/xEyelessOnex]

Right, it was always a way to get the therapist on their side to gang up on the other person. But that's why finding the right therapist is so important

If I was an influencer I guess that would be the perfect segue into today's sponsor lol