At this point I don't think that should be considered trauma 😅. As an adult can you 100% say with unshakeable confidence that you weren't an annoying ass kid? 🤣. Based on how we can recognize kids can be annoying af, I'm pretty sure we all had those moments ourselves
Lmao, that was 1000% me as a child too! I could never stop asking my parents questions to the point of driving them absolutely nuts. Now I understand why they dreaded long car rides with me and my sister.
My parents were really happy about how quickly I learned to talk in full sentences, followed by immediate regret when I wouldn't stop asking questions.
Christopher Titus in his stand-up special Born With A Defect he said that his kids did the same so he just answered and they had to believe him because at the time he was the smartest and he controlled the food and the shelter. Till the day came his son asked him "how do rockets work?" He admitted that this was the point in his life that he knew his kids would learn he wasn't the smartest.
This is clearly your mother, she couldn't keep up with downloading information into your head. If you haven't seen the special I suggest checking it out, it's here on YouTube.
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Meanwhile dad’s reaction: questioning why you’re questioning so many questions you don’t need to question but question anyway
The “Why?” phase of a child is the greatest test of one’s intelligence and patience.
My parents were asked not to send me to church classes for some years because I asked too many questions
“Mom, if nothing’s faster than light, how’d the dark get there first?”
Mom: *Stays awake now conscious of the cosmic dread
I was that child….
At this point I don't think that should be considered trauma 😅. As an adult can you 100% say with unshakeable confidence that you weren't an annoying ass kid? 🤣. Based on how we can recognize kids can be annoying af, I'm pretty sure we all had those moments ourselves
I don’t want to know what my mom thinks
"That's cool…🦅🦅🦅🦅"
Cotton ever does a design for her mom and the world's gonna nut
I was the same way as a kid, it got me in trouble so much
Once a gremlin always a gremlin i guess
My mom goes to bed early cuz of me
Lmao, that was 1000% me as a child too! I could never stop asking my parents questions to the point of driving them absolutely nuts. Now I understand why they dreaded long car rides with me and my sister.
My mom told me that one time and I just said “knew it”
When your parent gives you that Self Confidence boost you REALLY needed…
That tracks
I was the same kind of kid. I asked my mom why we haven't abolished homelessness yet. 😂
Me at 5 years old: Mom, how does the sun burns if there's no oxygen in space
Mom: HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUM
Ya know what? Based explanation. I totally get that.
Wow…family drama…who would've seen that coming?
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My parents were really happy about how quickly I learned to talk in full sentences, followed by immediate regret when I wouldn't stop asking questions.
Me, a librarian, as a parent: there's no such thing as too many questions. Your mom had a skill issue
I'm proud of your Mom, she sounds absolutely delightful.
Christopher Titus in his stand-up special Born With A Defect he said that his kids did the same so he just answered and they had to believe him because at the time he was the smartest and he controlled the food and the shelter. Till the day came his son asked him "how do rockets work?" He admitted that this was the point in his life that he knew his kids would learn he wasn't the smartest.
This is clearly your mother, she couldn't keep up with downloading information into your head. If you haven't seen the special I suggest checking it out, it's here on YouTube.
My parents said the exact same thing. I would just ask the dumbest and most random questions.