According to a study, children that have been exposed to family violence show much of the same brain activity as soldiers that have been in combat.
If You’re Raising Boys, You’ll Relate to These 15 Memes
If you’re raising boys, you know that those little angels sometimes PUSH YOU TO THE EDGE OF INSANITY!
But you’ll look back on these days with fond memories one day… right? RIGHT?!?!
Suuuuure… keep telling yourself that…
1. Gee, I don’t know
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2. What’s that smell?
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3. Fun!
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4. I told you…
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5. Uh oh
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6. Gotta be tough
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7. You will absolutely say this
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8. Tell me all about it
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9. And 50
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10. Timing is everything
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11. Sounds amazing
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12. Hasn’t figured that out
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13. Don’t risk it
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14. Ivy League material
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15. Stop it!
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Keep it up, parents! You’re all doing a great job!
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A Study Showed That Younger Siblings Are Funnier Than Older Siblings
I have three older siblings and guess who’s the King of Comedy? This guy, right here. So I’ve known this all along. But now there’s science to back it up!
A British study from YouGov questioned 1,783 adults to assess various personality traits based on birth order. The survey showed that 46% of younger siblings believe that they are the funniest child in their family, while only 36% of oldest siblings report that they are the family clown.
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The study also showed that 54% of oldest children believe they bear the most responsibility, compared to 31% of youngest kids. So not only do the young ones get to be hilarious, they also don’t have to worry about as much. Well, isn’t that great?
Some more findings: older siblings feel “more organized” than their little brothers and sisters, and young siblings see themselves as more easygoing than their older counterparts. That makes sense. Again, the younger ones typically don’t have to worry about things compared to the older kids.
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A lot of successful comedians just so happen to be the youngest kids in their respective families: Eddie Murphy, Ellen DeGeneres, Jim Carrey, and Steve Martin, to name a few.
What do you think? How does it work in your family?
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20 Memes That People with Brothers Will Totally Understand
I grew up with brothers and let me tell you, there were a ton of hilarious/ridiculous/frightening moments. Our poor parents! And, of course, there were a ton of laughs as well.
If you grew up with brothers, these 20 memes will make you laugh out loud.
And that’s a guarantee! Or your time back!
1. Does this look familiar?
2. Not my problem
When you break something but your brother gets in trouble bc you're the innocent princess #growingupwithbrothers pic.twitter.com/XRkjYkIkTs
— the tragic life of a darkskin (@faultinalpacs) July 3, 2016
3. NOW I want it
Mom: "Do you want this?"
Me: "No."
Mom: "Ok I'll give it to your brother."
Me: "No I want it."— Tricia (@Im_Tricia) December 24, 2011
4. Run!
#GrowingUpWithBrothers Getting in an argument and turning their game/ TV off and then knowing you're about to die. pic.twitter.com/FHuaMELiJa
— Ashlyn Booth (@AshlynMBooth) July 18, 2016
5. Not quite…
6. This is all you’re getting
7. How could you?!?!
#sib #sibling #siblingfights #siblings #siblingmemes #siblingmeme #siblingquote #siblingquotes #sis #sister #sistermemes #sisterquote #sisterquotes #sistermeme #bro #brother #brotherquote #brotherquotes #brothermeme #brothermemes #fam #family #quote #quotes #meme #memes #ohana #fights #siblingfights #mma8. Treated like a king
me coming home after a long day: hey mom what can i eat
mom: idkmy brother after sitting at home all day: hey mom what can i eat
mom: omg my beloved son, let me cook you something fresh and we can eat together! let me fold the napkins into swans for you my king— areeba (@uhhhreeba) April 28, 2018
9. I barely touched you!
#growingupwithbrothers “Shut up I barely touched you” THIS pic.twitter.com/SRfVF9lRRH
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2019 GRADS
10. The way it goes
11. That’s not happening
12. Well, technically…
13. We weren’t fighting
14. The answer is NO
15. Power struggle
When you used to fight with your siblings over the tv. pic.twitter.com/i47q4OGQvU
— MyBlessedLife (@ZamaMazet1) November 8, 2015
16. Suuuurrrrre…
17. Uh oh. This is not good.
18. LOL
19. It’s part of growing up
Treat your sister like a princess. 
#poop #emoji #annehathaway #princess #princessdiaries #siblingquotes #siblingmeme #siblingquote #siblings #sis #sister #sistermemes #sisterquote #sisterquotes #sistermeme #sis #brotherquote #brothermemes #brotherquotes #bro #proudbrother #ohana #hollywood #movies #royalty #familyquotes #family #familyquote #familyrivalry20. Makes you wanna cry
Brings back some great memories, doesn’t it?
Admit it, you wouldn’t change it for the world.
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15 Times Grownups Got Completely Roasted by Kids
Are little kids really adorable or are they just expert roasters laying in wait for their next victim?
Well, who’s to say, but these little monsters delivered some third-degree burns and roasted these adults TO A CRISP.
Here are 15 times every grownup died inside just a little bit.
1. That hurts
The kids I nanny asked why I wanted to see Incredibles 2 and I said because the first one came out when I was a kid
and they really asked ….
If it was in color
— Kirsten Pritchett (@kirstenabigail2) June 22, 2018
2. Not so fast…
Every Father’s Day I think about the time I jokingly asked my 4 year-old daughter if she was going to get me a “World's Best Dad” mug. “Nope,” she said gravely. “I haven’t met all the dads in the world.”
— RM (@dorsalstream) June 16, 2019
3. Hahahaha
I was arguing with my husband and my son screamed "yay! TWO christmases!" from the other room.
— JennyPentland (@JennyPentland) May 6, 2017
4. They’re paying attention
Me: I think I ate too much.
4yo: Yeah, but not just today.— Aaron Aryanpur (@aaroncomedian) November 26, 2016
5. Thanks a lot
Me: We all make mistakes.
5: Even you?
Me: Yep
5: Oh yeah! Like when you're trying to cook food that tastes good but then it doesn't?— Lurkin' Mom (@LurkAtHomeMom) April 15, 2016
6. All this
Me: Please get dressed.
9yo: But you're still in your pajamas!
Me: I AM dressed.
9yo: Is that what you're calling [waves palm at me] this?— Kim Bongiorno (@LetMeStart) September 1, 2016
7. Not looking for that
4: What did I earn for being good today?
Me: My love and affection.
4: [cries] I don't want that!— Ashley Austrew (@ashleyaustrew) May 1, 2016
8. Not cool
Me: "How many kisses do you need from me?"
3yo: "Probably just zero."— ReasonsMySonIsCrying (@ReasonsMySonCry) March 16, 2015
9. Yummy!
8yo: I think I just swallowed a fly
10yo: cuz you talk too much
5yo: you shoulda put ketchup on it
— Linda (@turtledumplin) September 5, 2016
10. Game Over
4: Mommy, you're just like a Disney movie. We should play pretend.
Me: Aww! Sure!
4:You can be the Beast.
Me: …
4: Or the fat sea witch!— Marl (@Marlebean) April 17, 2014
11. Maybe?
Should i be offended my 3yo covers his ears and yells "STOP!" when i dance?
— Chris Cox (@CoxyJindas) August 29, 2016
12. LOL
My 11yo wrote me an apology for misbehaving in the car that included "I love you so much but sometimes forget to care about your existence."
— Amanda Mancino-Williams (@Manda_like_wine) April 27, 2016
13. Zing!
Me: “See this? It’s a fossil of a fish that lived FIFTY MILLION YEARS AGO!”
7yo: “So you were almost born then, right?”— ReasonsMySonIsCrying (@ReasonsMySonCry) May 11, 2017
14. Tell no one
I’m not saying kids ruin your life, I’m just saying mine told her teacher all about my chin hair.
— Ashley Austrew (@ashleyaustrew) October 12, 2017
15. Harsh!
Me to my son: You remind me of me.
Son: That's just mean.— Jim Gaffigan (@JimGaffigan) August 16, 2016
Game. Set. Match. –> Children.
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These Moms and Dads Won’t Be Winning ‘Parent of the Year’ Anytime Soon
You try to do your best for those little monsters but sometimes you just gotta do YOU. But parenting is a tough gig, right?
None of these folks are in the running for ‘Parent of the Year’ and if these look familiar, you probably aren’t either.
1. Might’ve overdone it
Today’s assignment:
Go to kids’ karate classes and keep screaming “FINISH HIM!”
— Jake Vig (@Jake_Vig) January 8, 2018
2. Do what you gotta do
Nothing says “I’ve got this parenting thing under control!” like using my son’s last juice box as a mixer.
— Sarcastic Mommy (@sarcasticmommy4) September 10, 2018
3. Earmuffs
7yo: The tooth fairy didn’t come last night!
Me: That bitch.
7: What?
Me: What?
— Jessie (@mommajessiec) June 3, 2019
4. When you’re in jail…
Heard my 7yo call my 5yo a dick & I told her it isn’t a word she can say & she asked if she can say it when she’s 15 & I said no & she asked if she can say it when she’s an adult & I said no & she asked if she can say it in jail & I said if she goes to jail then she can say dick
— Ash (an female)
(@adult_mom) January 15, 2018
5. TRUTH
I’m trying to enjoy every minute but kids are such freaking idiots most of the time.
— MamaFizzles (@MamaFizzles) January 28, 2019
6. Major headache
The 4 yr old is wandering the house in a life jacket, crying b/c it's clipped. He also cried when I unclipped it.
We don't even own a boat.
— Stephanie Ortiz (@Six_Pack_Mom) July 18, 2017
7. Not cool
My kid got invited to a birthday party and I don’t like that kid’s mom so I bought a musical instrument set that includes a drum, a recorder, and a harmonica. I’ll see you in hell, Bethany.
— Sassparilla (@Megatronic13) January 27, 2019
8. Might want to listen in
Just overheard my 5-year-old tell her sisters, "…and that's how you defuse a bomb," and now I feel like I should probably pay attention.
— James Breakwell, Exploding Unicorn (@XplodingUnicorn) June 8, 2019
9. That’s why
3yo: Do you want to play princesses with me?
Me: Of course!
3yo: Ok, I’ll be Ariel. Who do you want to be?
Me: Sleeping Beauty.
3yo: How come you always pick her?
Me:
3yo:
Me: *already asleep on the couch*— Lurkin' Mom (@LurkAtHomeMom) March 14, 2019
10. Which one is worse?
Don’t know what’s worse
1) My 8yo called me upstairs to bring him a towel that was two feet away from him
2) I did it— Robert Knop (@FatherWithTwins) March 22, 2018
11. Ugh
me *brings toddler his juice* What do you say?
toddler: Finally— Josh (@iwearaonesie) May 19, 2018
12. Pray they don’t notice
I'm the kind of mom who burns one side of the grilled cheese, serves it to her kid with the non-burned side up, and crosses her fingers.
— SpacedMom (@copymama) May 26, 2017
13. Sure…
Pediatrician: They're only getting two hours of screen time a day, right?
Me: HAHAHAHA! I mean, yes.
— Ramblin Mama (@ramblinma) May 5, 2017
14. It’s over
Husband: So we've basically given up.
Me: On what?
H: *gestures to 4yo carefully piling spaghetti on his head*: Parenting.
— Mom Psychologist (@mompsychologist) January 31, 2017
15. Flip ’em the bird
I don't like to point fingers, but sometimes I really want to point my middle finger at the 1yo.
— Marcy G (@BunAndLeggings) February 21, 2019
Maybe shoot for 2020 ‘Parent of the Year’?
Something to strive for…
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20 Hilarious Tweets About Growing Up With Siblings
Growing up with siblings is a truly special thing. They’re always in your corner when it comes to going up against the world… while also being first in line to put you in a headlock and mess your hair up.
But at the end of the day, we love ’em, right? Take a look at these funny tweets about the joy/anguish of having brothers and sisters.
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10 People Who Love Their Career, Even If Their Parents Disapprove
We all love our parents, but let’s face it: they can be really judgy sometimes.
“Why do you have to have those tattoos?”
“Why aren’t you in grad school by now?”
“Is that really what you’re gonna do the rest of your life?”
I’m grateful that, although my parents certainly don’t stop asking these questions, they still support my choices at the end of the day.
These 10 people, however, aren’t as lucky.
1. Well, that’s a fucked up reason. Jeezus…
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2. Those are SUCH different fields. Choose wisely…
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3. I mean… he may be proven right, but why not try it first?
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4. Because he’s not happy with his own life. Otherwise he wouldn’t be focusing on yours.
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5. Yeah, can’t argue with that.
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6. Boom! Artist!
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7. Yeah, what does dad know anyway?!
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8. You might gain lots of money if you save….
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9. Omg… don’t do this to yourself!
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10. Do. What. You. Love.
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Parents… keep your nose out of your kids adult business.
Love them. Period. End of story. That’s it.
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Guy Who Disowned Sister for Marrying His Bully Asks The Internet if He’s the Bad Guy. They Assure Him He’s Not
Whatever your dilemma in life, chances are there’s a subreddit for it. For instance, if you’re struggling with whether or not you handled a situation in the right way, there’s the AITA subreddit, where you can ask strangers, “Am I the asshole?” for a given situation. Redditors then (mostly) comment with YTA or NTA, meaning You’re The Asshole or Not The Asshole.
Usually people get a mix of comments, but the following thread, “AITA for cutting my sister out of my life for getting engaged to my worst highschool bully?” gave user /MightBeAnAsshole overwhelming support in the form of over 5,000 comments.
Here’s the set up…
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So yeah, the bully is borderline psychotic.
Maybe one isolated incident of somebody getting hurt, but breaking an arm and a detached retina?
Nahhhh, that guy is no good.
Unfortunately, the guy’s sister fancied the bully.
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And the parents don’t seem to be much help either.
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As mentioned, reddit users were quick to swoop in and assure /MightBeAnAsshole that he was not, in any way, an asshole.
Because really, how could somebody’s family be okay with that past violence?
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One user rightly pointed out again that the bully isn’t even sorry… which is nuts.
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Yeah, remember… the sister IS A TWIN.
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Some saw the sister’s point of view, but that still doesn’t make the guy an asshole
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Some wanted the guy to remind the bully of their past deeds
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As you can probably tell, I completely agree with the sentiments the other reddit users shared. There’s no reason why you have to keep somebody in your life who condones somebody who was physically or emotionally abusive to you. Or, in this case, both!!!
If people do reprehensible shit, they should pay some kind of consequence. And sometimes the best way to get back at them is completely deny them your time or attention.
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10+ Parents Reveal Why They Wish They Didn’t Have Kids
We’re always told that to be a full-fledged adult we have to get a job, get married and start a family. And when our kids come along, we’re always told that when we meet them, we’ll fall madly and deeply in love with them.
Not true.
In fact, you even have days where you regret being a parent altogether. These 14 people show, parenthood isn’t for everyone.
1. Maybe when they’re older?
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2. There are books and classes…
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3. She didn’t lead you to drinking. You did that to yourself. Sorry.
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4. There’s a lot of beauty out there. Don’t give up.
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5. You can still see the world!
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6. Wow.
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7. Well, that is unfortunate…
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8. Depends on what you think is rewarding…
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9. She’ll grow up eventually…
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10. What if?
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11. It is hard work. A lot of hard work.
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12. But that 1% tho…
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13. Responsibilities can suck…
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14. This is true for a lot of people.
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You feel the same way?
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