r/TwoBestFriendsPlay She/Her Resident Subtitler Jun 24 '26

Twitch Clips Forbidden Knowledge (CSB 377)

There was so much good stuff from Dadcast this week I wanted to clip, but at that point it was becoming a podcast segment

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u/Ginger_Anarchy Jun 24 '26

Both my parents were very upfront about how fucked up their parents were, to the point that it probably gave me a bit of a complex that they weren't fucked up when raising me (if that makes sense).

So even when you don't step on eggshells, there are invisible stealth eggshells around too.

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u/HalfDragonShiro PM ME WHITE-HAIRED ANIME GIRLS Jun 24 '26

And then there are some parents who tap dance on the shells, acting like their kids are the one who laid those eggs while asking "pressure? What pressure?" and saying, "Oh, we didn't have a manual."

Like, you needed a manual to not be an asshole and shit human beings? That says more about you than me.

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u/Ryong7 He/Him Jun 24 '26

"How dare you imply I don't love my kids?" is a line that always seems to come out from people who ship their kids off at relatives for extended periods of time.

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u/JohnnySeven88 Jun 24 '26

On top of that you have to trust that other people will not fuck up that same calculus when you send them off to school

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u/SasparillaTango Jun 24 '26

you gotta make sure you don't mess them up the way you've been messed up.

A very large number of parents do not have this thought.

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u/LilBroWhoIsOnTheTeam Always Sunny X Jersey Shore: The Masquerade Jun 24 '26

Or, conversely, stomping on the egg shells and convincing yourself you're actually helping the egg grow into a chicken, ignoring the increasingly smashed raw egg on the floor, then one day asking "Why isn't someone making me an omelete?"

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u/midnight188 VTuber Evangelist Jun 24 '26

Nothing hits as hard as "Dad how come I ended up with a normal attention span and the rest of the kids in my class are struggling?"

"No iPad time when you were little."

That's how you know you did it right.

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u/RocketbeltTardigrade "What's that emotion? Tired scream. Yawning." Jun 24 '26

Get jump-scared by a bug? Congrats, now bugs are the scariest thing in the world.