sidryan:

majordude:

sidryan:

do you ever wonder about like what percentage of people who become parents are actually like equipt enough in all the necessary faculties to be a good parent? i think if i had to guess, its like. 2%

literally this exact idea drives me absolutely crazy n i’m sorry to jump on your post like this but i think about this constantly

i cannot even begin to fathom what makes a person think they’re in any way qualified to Make A Person when the stakes are so high! it is so easy just to fuck a whole human being up just within their first few years of life if you do it wrong, holy fucking shit. like whenever you talk to a person about their issues 75% of the time 80% of their problems come directly from their parents i swear to god this shit keeps me up at night i don’t know how anyone intentionally and voluntarily has children and maybe i’m just too young to Get It or something but idk dude just the idea scares the crap out of me

which is not to say i don’t know good parents! i definitely do. but even well meaning well intentioned and often well equipped people make mistakes. not to mention how can you have faith in the state of the world within your child’s lifetime? how can you know you aren’t dooming them to live through the apocalypse or a fucking genocide or something

and the absolute most terrifying idea out of any of these things is sometimes you can do everything right and still raise a bad person !!! sometimes there are just things that happen to your kid outside of your control. you don’t raise a child in a vacuum and it’s not reasonable or healthy to try to do so. 

in conclusion child rearing is a terrifying concept and i can’t fathom the sheer hubris of imagining you could do it without fucking it up, and the alternative is worse, which is the idea that people go into it knowing they’re not going to be able to do a good enough job and just say to themselves “oh well! it’ll probably be fine” 

this is the post i wanted to make but my parents made me too stupid

xlec:

xlec:

wangdude2006:

xlec:

this vine is one year old but everything about this is art. the camera rotates a full 180 degrees around a point. the child in the background misses an easy basketball shot then gets hit in the face in the face with a basketball. the fact that this kids name is semi. the fucking beat is three notes and semi kills that shit with one of the hottest bars dropped in this decade. ‘money add then multiply’ means that semi knows his fuckin shit but he doesnt know how to say mathematics. put this fucking vine on a cd so it can be looped by aliens 3000 years in the future

you missed the kid’s genius – he can spell mathematics, he goes an extra step, it’s
(M)oney (A)dd (Th)en (M)ultiply, I call that MATHM-Mathematics

this post never dies and you know what? i hope it never does. long live Semi the King.

intergalactictrashqueen:

trashfirefallon:

No one puts drugs in kid’s halloween candy.  Especially not expensive drugs. 

Here’s the snopes article and stop tagging me in that post. 

Fun fact: you want to know where the whole “poison Halloween candy” bs comes from?

In 1984 Ronald Clark O’Bryan gave his son, daughter and some of their friends cynide laced Pixy Stix (he was intending to poison his own children and gave it to the friends to cover his tracks). When his son ate one and died, O’Bryan told police they’d gotten the candy from a suspicious-looking neighbor. Turns out O’Bryan did it for life insurance money.

Here’s the wiki article: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronald_Clark_O’Bryan

There are 0 reported cases of children being poisoned or given drugs by strangers in their Halloween candy. However kids, you are 100% more likely to be poisoned by your parents. Happy Halloween.

saltysurvivors:

I KNOW this will be controversial, especially on here, but I’m gonna say it.

Seeing MLM pairings as your “yaoi”, kink, or guilty pleasure is really homophobic. Y’all making mlm parings seem all taboo and really oversexualizing them. It’s harmful.

Fetishizing =/= supporting 🗣🗣

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