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Anonymous Knowle, United Kingdom

Today, during dinner, my daughter rudely cut into my conversation and gushed that she's "like, totally" going to audition for a reality TV show next year, after I pay her way. Five minutes into her jaw-dropping stupidity, I had to physically restrain myself from slapping her out of her chair. FML

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You raised her... Just saying

Faith in humanity -200 points.

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She has half of your genetics and then the other half are based on the partner you chose. So if she is stupid, it is entirely your fault.

I don't see how genetics effects intelligence. My parents are completely thick but my brother and I are not

Where did you go wrong while raising her up?

Not all teens are like this, I'm 15 and have never said I hate my parents, I dont say "like, totally" and I pay for my own shit. I don't interrupt my mother or my father or anyone cause I know its disrespectful. Teach your kid some manners bro, and you should've slapped her.

CharresBarkrey 16

You've got a good head on your shoulders.

Agreed. Thanks for being a sane human being who isn't a spoiled brat.

KawaiiMira 1

You lasted five minutes of that noise? If it was me, as soon as she said "You will pay my way", I would have slapped her. She needs a wake up call. We don't need another spoiled ass brat on TV.

JaysFanStu 3

Imagine if society didn't frown on you smacking her when she needed it, you wouldn't like totally, have a dolt for a daughter now, you know, like seriously. I bet when she talks everything sounds like a question too?

merryhappy1887 20

You raised it... YDI :p

To anyone saying he deserved it because "he raised her," society has a huge influence on kids, their parents aren't the only ones that teach her things in life. Just being in a public school setting could have made her act like that, or she was trying to act "cool" in front of dunner guests. This isn't the father's fault, we as a society have turned our back on children. While I may only be a freshman in college, I can attest to this simply by looking at my high school graduating class.

But as a parent, you could raise your child to not be strongly influenced by society. Saying society was the main evil here is a piss poor excuse.

Twisted_Angel 17

Silence is golden, but duct tape is silver. Sounds like you need to invest in some.

I'm confused, pay her way- you mean like pay for the costs?

You sound like a lovely parent.