A warning to the curious

[BrianBlessed01]

If you are in the fortunate position of being able in terms of material things - ie, a comfortable home, laundry done from home, nice holidays abroad - if your child has already experienced those things, be VERY careful. Otherwise, they can, and will, make your life hell. PUT BOUNDARIES DOWN - deal with tantrums and rudeness, shoot those down, take no prisoners. You should have been doing this from the start, tbh.

EH? Strange advice...

Thanks Brian

Yes dear

As you were...

Is this like those coded messages spies used to place in small ads during the Cold War?

Quite agree

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Yep doing laundry from home. The pinnacle of luxury. Crazy.

Anyone else read this in actual Brian Blessed’s voice?

Bastard kids and their washing demands

Erm thanks

I want all of my parenting advice delivered at ten million decibels by Brian Blessed from now on.

You shouldn’t have had nice holidays with laundry from the start tbh

Oh no, I washed my children's clothes and took them on holiday! Am I doomed?

I'm not sure. We have a washing machine in the house. Does that mean we're doomed too?

Eh?

I fucking KNEW the laundry was going to be my downfall.

Got a teenager, have you?

@MonsteraMama THE LAUNDRY PILE’S ALIIIIIVE

Close the thread, we have a winner 🤣

I think you need some help Brian.
Don't you have to put boundaries down even if you don't give your kids nice things? Or is it only those kids from privileged families with material things who become batshit.

I had to read it twice but I do understand. It's awful being taken for granted by spoilt brats.
Kids do need boundaries, household chores and to be taught how to behave like decent human beings. But I think that applies to all families not just well off ones.
Material things are no substitute for love.

Hmmm I do do my laundry from home but I'm not particularly curious so where does that leave me?

Sorry you’re hurting, OP. You’re absolutely right.

Where else would I do my laundry?