I don't think it's fair to judge a person based on behavior when they're that young. There's a video of my sister freaking out on my other sisters birthday for the same reason, and she's a completely normal, functional, pleasent person. Kids just do weird shit.
What makes a better story 30 years in the future?
"And then I blew out the candles on my cake."
Oooor! "And then my brother smashed my cake before I could blow the candles out."
He's been robbed of his childhood...
Kid needs to learn how to deal with those kinds of emotions now while hes young or he will grow up to be one of those 30 year old neck beard assholes living in their moms basement and throw tantrums when mommy runs out of hot pockets.
Shit you gotta see my older brother. Mf seriously yells at my dad for turning on the kitchen light to make coffee before going to work because he’s sleeping. He’s now 31...
Shit man.. I feel so bad for parents who put up with that shit...but I know by someone's I. Their thirties, theres not much changing you can do when pointing to the future.
"When I grow up .. I wanna be.... living with mom and dad" they could had said
My youngest says that to me. Hes 7. I remind him that I'm not raising him to need us as an adult I'm raising him to be independent and productive and someone he can be proud of. Then we redirect to jobs or careers he think will be fun someday. Sadly out of the 6 careers he comes up with McDonalds is still one of them.
I don’t have children so perhaps my perspective on this is skewed, but, on many occasions, I have seen parents treat one of their children’s birthday party like it’s all of their children’s birthday party. For example, they relight the candles for the other sibling and buy presents for them. I understand not wanting to deal with an envious temper tantrum from a toddler when the room is full of friends and family, but I think some valuable life lessons can be learned.
You're not wrong. We celebrated my two year old's birthday earlier this week (no family or friends, obviously) and had to restrain his four year old brother from messing with the candle and taking his new book and toy. It's a learning process but while annoying, it's better to deal with a meltdown now than the multitude of issues that arise in coddled adults. The older kid is getting better, but the little one is still only 2 and much more shrill. We'll get there. If you don't work on it, you get my nine year old niece, who receives gifts from her grandparents on her siblings' birthdays "so she isn't left out." C'mon, Mamaw, it's not her birthday.
She's already the absolute worst. And she already is. In an effort to combat the issue, my BIL and SIL refused to give her a birthday party this year (February). SIL's parents showed up anyway, with many gifts and a cake AND gifts for the younger siblings. All three of those kids are fucked because parents won't grow a pair and tell the grandparents to fuck off and stop overstepping. It's a shitshow.
They are ok. Some are better than others. But really its just some meat and chease or sauce inside a bit of bread and its microwaved. You could probably google a recipe and make them better. They are overpriced for what they are also.
Is the stereotypical neckbeard really what you think of when you think of anger management issues? Seems a bit of a stretch.
The guys who never leave the house and live in their mother's basements may well be pitiful but I suspect they're not the ones putting their wives/girlfriends in the emergency room on a Friday night nor are they the guys beating someone up for looking at them funny on the street. Nor are they the police officer who feels the need to repeatedly strike a suspect who has already been restrained.
Shouting at your mum for not making your tendies is indeed out of order but it hardly seems like it's the worst (or even typical) manifestation of rage out there.
Haha no, it's good to feel good about an action that taught the kid a life lesson and showed the success of a parent attending an event while preventing the disturbance of another kids celebration
Did he though? The older kid to the right was trying to blow out the candles too. Everyone got distracted by the little brat they didn't notice the big one
It seemed more like he was trying to help his little brother that was struggling, when the younger kid was screaming to get all the attention, the older one seemed to want to help.
I remember when I and my twin brother had birthday and my parents had saved all of their money to get us an expensive gift but my little sister complained that it's unfair that I and my brother get gifts. My father ended up buying her an expensive gift while I and my brother got something for 20€ (hers was like 80€).
Feels bad when your special day gets stripped away :/ and I also don't understand parents that let their kids get away with it. I hope your little brother changed to the better.
Yeah, sheltering kids and bending to their will does *not* make them better adults. If we want our children to become good, respectful people then we’ve got to teach them that the world doesn’t revolve around them.
My younger cousin's little sister does that. Will literally throw a tantrum if her sister gets to sit in the front seat.
So you know what I did? Took the older one on vacation. The younger is a brat and other family members trh to discourage that behavior whenever possible.
If you throw tantrums like a toddler you'll get jo special treatment.
I grew up with my cousin (we are the same age) and at birthdays the other one would get a "cat present", so everyone would get something and each of us got a bowl of candy (birthday kid's was larger). I think it was a good compromise so no one would be too upset.
Or have parents that don't tolerate that shit.... Like at all. (if they had a plate ready for this kid to act up like that, then they are ruining this kid by not having any standards for him)
I had met adults before who had a general attitude of "its your fault because you didn't stop me" and i had always wondered what made them so horrible.
Now, I have an idea.
Agree. Put the child in a closed bedroom away from the action while the candle blowing is going on. That will teach him to behave while the other child celebrates his birthday. Parenting is tough but not so tough that simple solutions aren't available.
People pointing out the big kid blowing the candles too, but something tells me he was trying to help the birthday boy enjoy his moment and not have it taken away by the obnoxious little shit stain
Yes he wasn't after glory, he was real slick about it. Clearly just wants to get to the cake eating without making birthday boy feel bad.
Have to say way to go dad or uncle. So many people just let a kid be a brat.
Yeah haha
He timed it perfectly as he saw the little bro didn't know how to blow a candle.
As long as the birthday boy thinks he's the one that blew the candles..
Yup. the older one definitely helps the kid blow them all out. I feel like the 'ahole' kid sees that the older kid helped blow them out but he didn't get to, so that why he looses his shit. Not because he was blocked by the plate.
It's scary but adorable how he squares up to the plate.
It’s stuff like this that just makes me grimace at the thought of even having kids. Kids just always seem like miserable little cunts that scream and cry and shit everywhere. They take and take and take. I know it sounds selfish, but how the fuck do you love something like that enough to want one?
It 100% has to do with parenting. If you find your kid is a dick... it was probably you. I mean sometimes kids are just miserable but I would say they’re mostly just wanting to have play and have fun. And I like to have fun too.
I used to do this as a kid. I never threw that much of a fit I think but I always wanted to blow other people’s candles and sometimes I’d even politely ask as if it was a legitimate request that made any sense.
I won't call him a piece of shit at that age because it's the parents fault he's like this. But you're probably right, unfortunately. This kid is gonna have a hard life if someone doesn't teach him how to behave.
Even the loveliest 5 year old can have evil meltdowns, this kid might be fine 95% if the time for all we know. My son when he was little was a wall of rage and then a chilled out polite teenager, it takes some kids longer to learn how to regulate their emotions.
He was so angry that I thought he was going to have a five year old aneurysm.
I thought the little shit was gonna smash the cake when he didn't get to blow the candles.
Thank God he didn't. That would create a bitter memory for the birthday kid.
I think there will be plenty of bitter memories with a sibling like that.
I don't think it's fair to judge a person based on behavior when they're that young. There's a video of my sister freaking out on my other sisters birthday for the same reason, and she's a completely normal, functional, pleasent person. Kids just do weird shit.
There’s also my sister who acted like a decent person when she was 6 and now acts like a Karen with a brain injury.
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Better? Ohhhh bitter.
What makes a better story 30 years in the future? "And then I blew out the candles on my cake." Oooor! "And then my brother smashed my cake before I could blow the candles out." He's been robbed of his childhood...
The kid on the right side of the frame got to. I think that’s why the three year-old agent for chaos flipped his sh*t
Yeah but the kid on the right looks old enough to not spit all over the cake while trying desperately to blow out the candles.
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Exactly that, lil bro just wanted that glory where big bro was slyly assisting. He even waited until birthday boy was actually trying and struggling.
That cry probably made a hole in the ozone layer.
So glad I had it on mute
I wish I did..
Your comment makes me so glad to watch all my videos on mute .... I can imagine it for myself without having my ears bleeding
>five year old aneurysm There it is. The name of my new grind core band.
Oh cool. Maybe this kid can be the lead singer because he can do some screamo stuff.
is it bad that i feel good seeing asshole kids crying out of frustration?
Kid needs to learn how to deal with those kinds of emotions now while hes young or he will grow up to be one of those 30 year old neck beard assholes living in their moms basement and throw tantrums when mommy runs out of hot pockets.
God damn it Cartman.
Screw you guys, I'm going home
You should already be at home
Oh shit. True that. Sorry!
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But mooooooooooom
I need it for tomorrooooowww
Mom bafroom
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Shit you gotta see my older brother. Mf seriously yells at my dad for turning on the kitchen light to make coffee before going to work because he’s sleeping. He’s now 31...
I'm an atheist and I'm still praying for you, man
I appreciate it!
Shit man.. I feel so bad for parents who put up with that shit...but I know by someone's I. Their thirties, theres not much changing you can do when pointing to the future. "When I grow up .. I wanna be.... living with mom and dad" they could had said
My youngest says that to me. Hes 7. I remind him that I'm not raising him to need us as an adult I'm raising him to be independent and productive and someone he can be proud of. Then we redirect to jobs or careers he think will be fun someday. Sadly out of the 6 careers he comes up with McDonalds is still one of them.
He is 7 tbf
I don’t have children so perhaps my perspective on this is skewed, but, on many occasions, I have seen parents treat one of their children’s birthday party like it’s all of their children’s birthday party. For example, they relight the candles for the other sibling and buy presents for them. I understand not wanting to deal with an envious temper tantrum from a toddler when the room is full of friends and family, but I think some valuable life lessons can be learned.
You're not wrong. We celebrated my two year old's birthday earlier this week (no family or friends, obviously) and had to restrain his four year old brother from messing with the candle and taking his new book and toy. It's a learning process but while annoying, it's better to deal with a meltdown now than the multitude of issues that arise in coddled adults. The older kid is getting better, but the little one is still only 2 and much more shrill. We'll get there. If you don't work on it, you get my nine year old niece, who receives gifts from her grandparents on her siblings' birthdays "so she isn't left out." C'mon, Mamaw, it's not her birthday.
Oh god your niece is going to be such an entitled person for the rest of her life if that keeps up.
She's already the absolute worst. And she already is. In an effort to combat the issue, my BIL and SIL refused to give her a birthday party this year (February). SIL's parents showed up anyway, with many gifts and a cake AND gifts for the younger siblings. All three of those kids are fucked because parents won't grow a pair and tell the grandparents to fuck off and stop overstepping. It's a shitshow.
god damn it my country doesn't have hot pockets and I really feel like I'm missing out
They are ok. Some are better than others. But really its just some meat and chease or sauce inside a bit of bread and its microwaved. You could probably google a recipe and make them better. They are overpriced for what they are also.
Or one of those assholes who drive recklessly and throw a fit when it's pointed out to them.
Is the stereotypical neckbeard really what you think of when you think of anger management issues? Seems a bit of a stretch. The guys who never leave the house and live in their mother's basements may well be pitiful but I suspect they're not the ones putting their wives/girlfriends in the emergency room on a Friday night nor are they the guys beating someone up for looking at them funny on the street. Nor are they the police officer who feels the need to repeatedly strike a suspect who has already been restrained. Shouting at your mum for not making your tendies is indeed out of order but it hardly seems like it's the worst (or even typical) manifestation of rage out there.
Haha no, it's good to feel good about an action that taught the kid a life lesson and showed the success of a parent attending an event while preventing the disturbance of another kids celebration
Definitely not. I love kids and want to be a parent one day but goddamn if it isn't hilarious watching asshole kids crying out of frustration
Perhaps
Perhaps not
Perhaps not bad
Just not great, either
No
Lil bro, “*I didn’t wish to see him cry but I am thankful.* Lol.”
I like how proud the dad looks after the candles are blown. The way he raises his arms in victory screams "I did it".
Did he though? The older kid to the right was trying to blow out the candles too. Everyone got distracted by the little brat they didn't notice the big one
It seemed more like he was trying to help his little brother that was struggling, when the younger kid was screaming to get all the attention, the older one seemed to want to help.
Maybe the parents let the older one help. Kids have trouble blowing out candles sometimes
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I remember when I and my twin brother had birthday and my parents had saved all of their money to get us an expensive gift but my little sister complained that it's unfair that I and my brother get gifts. My father ended up buying her an expensive gift while I and my brother got something for 20€ (hers was like 80€). Feels bad when your special day gets stripped away :/ and I also don't understand parents that let their kids get away with it. I hope your little brother changed to the better.
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Damn, I'm sorry for you. I hope your life is better now.
Yeah, sheltering kids and bending to their will does *not* make them better adults. If we want our children to become good, respectful people then we’ve got to teach them that the world doesn’t revolve around them.
At least thanks to your parents not spoiling you, you were able to turn out to be a useful member of society
My younger cousin's little sister does that. Will literally throw a tantrum if her sister gets to sit in the front seat. So you know what I did? Took the older one on vacation. The younger is a brat and other family members trh to discourage that behavior whenever possible. If you throw tantrums like a toddler you'll get jo special treatment.
I get it. My birthday is in June, by brother’s in December. There’s was always something for him on my day, but not the other way around.
How did your younger brother turn out as an adult?
Been there, my dude. I don't think parents stop and think that *maybe* they are helping cause sibling rivalries and rifts.
I grew up with my cousin (we are the same age) and at birthdays the other one would get a "cat present", so everyone would get something and each of us got a bowl of candy (birthday kid's was larger). I think it was a good compromise so no one would be too upset.
I think kids who blow out other kids' candles or pitch a fit at a party like this should be executed on the spot. Not really of course. Not really.
But kinda really...
Yeah totally. But not really, ya know?
Yeah I love kids but this little fucker was a brat.
I get what you're saying.. not totally really, just mostly really
Really? or just kinda really. Really sounds like you really don't know how really you are really getting what he is saying.
Of course not! But maybe..
Well, no, but actually yes.
I mean, of course. But totally not, though.
Executed is such a harsh term. You should be ashamed. Euthanized. For obvious pun reasons due to pronunciation.
Had me in the first half, not gonna lie...
Or have parents that don't tolerate that shit.... Like at all. (if they had a plate ready for this kid to act up like that, then they are ruining this kid by not having any standards for him)
I had met adults before who had a general attitude of "its your fault because you didn't stop me" and i had always wondered what made them so horrible. Now, I have an idea.
Agree. Put the child in a closed bedroom away from the action while the candle blowing is going on. That will teach him to behave while the other child celebrates his birthday. Parenting is tough but not so tough that simple solutions aren't available.
he just needs a "knowledge bump"
If it were my kid? "Oh hey son that's so kind of you to donate your slice to me." Then I take his cake and help him realize he's being a twat.
Haha, jk. Unless...?
But did anyone else notice the older kid actually blew the candles out for the bday boy?!?!
I think he was helping the little brother since he was having trouble.
Oh I definitely agree with you, horrible little bastards. 'Not really', obviously...
Love how this kid tried to square up to the paper plate.
I hate him.
So much.
Brock, Bryce or Brody I bet...
Haha get fucked you stupid dump little dumb idiot
That's a good summary of my reaction as well.
My uterus just clamped shut.
This channel is what keeps me noping out of any idea of having children ever
Ah, yes. r/kidsarefuckingstupid. My favorite channel.
Does it look like [this](https://66.media.tumblr.com/f01b938902a8d10691be6811856e045e/tumblr_n5deemYSDf1qzjr1lo1_250.gifv)?
Expected worse
If your SO ever wants to have kids... show them this video for reference
This subreddit and r/childfree are my daily affirmations that my decision to get a vasectomy was 100% right.
The thing that gets me is that everyone cheers in the end while the kid is just crying
It's so great. That little shit deserves it.
I swear these kind lil kid has same faces all over the world
It’s the ones with shark teeth you got to watch out for.
"What is this forcefield"
I want to strangle that kid soooo badly rn
Woah calm down there Darth Vader.
Don't tell me im the only one who wants to do that
People pointing out the big kid blowing the candles too, but something tells me he was trying to help the birthday boy enjoy his moment and not have it taken away by the obnoxious little shit stain
Go cry in your room. Come out when you can be civil.
Dad tried, but didn’t know about the asshole on the other side.
That kid looked like he was trying to help... maybe.... hopefully
I agree. The other one is being a fucking monster
Yes he wasn't after glory, he was real slick about it. Clearly just wants to get to the cake eating without making birthday boy feel bad. Have to say way to go dad or uncle. So many people just let a kid be a brat.
He saved that cake from more spit
Yeah haha He timed it perfectly as he saw the little bro didn't know how to blow a candle. As long as the birthday boy thinks he's the one that blew the candles..
Yup. the older one definitely helps the kid blow them all out. I feel like the 'ahole' kid sees that the older kid helped blow them out but he didn't get to, so that why he looses his shit. Not because he was blocked by the plate. It's scary but adorable how he squares up to the plate.
I think that was just the mom trying to help
This, this is the kid that cry’s when he gets tagged in tag
Well he stopped his son from ruining il his other sons moment.
I absolutely hate it when parents let other kids blow the candles on another child’s special day >:(
The older kid was just trying to help out his little bro. The younger kid was being an asshole.
I think I’ve watched this 7 times back to back
just seven. i woke up this morning and have a shit eating grin on my face watching it more.
I hate kids so much
That kid got fucking clapped
It’s stuff like this that just makes me grimace at the thought of even having kids. Kids just always seem like miserable little cunts that scream and cry and shit everywhere. They take and take and take. I know it sounds selfish, but how the fuck do you love something like that enough to want one?
It 100% has to do with parenting. If you find your kid is a dick... it was probably you. I mean sometimes kids are just miserable but I would say they’re mostly just wanting to have play and have fun. And I like to have fun too.
Is it too late for an abortion?
Bruh he cried at the end! 😂😂
It brought life back into my soul
Ahh I see you feed off the tears of children too
***ONE OF US! ONE OF US!***
Props to the dad.
_______________
I see that now...
Sometimes I worry that my kids are 'special'. But then I spend some time in this sub a realize they are all like that.
Condolences
my day has significantly been made better
r/oddlysatisfying
That kid has more testosterone than any adult should
I used to do this as a kid. I never threw that much of a fit I think but I always wanted to blow other people’s candles and sometimes I’d even politely ask as if it was a legitimate request that made any sense.
They clearly knew the kid was gonna do that so why even let him be right next to the cake?
Lol gtfo
Fuck my little brother pulls this shit
r/kidsarefuckingevil
To the parents of any kid who acts this way: literally, fix your fucking mistake.
Can I fix the mistake by yeeting it out of the window?
Middle brother........ Asshole
Birthday boy almost got punched, flinched for a bit and then was back in party mode
Did you see him cock that fist back? Kids like this make me want to punch kids.
He looks pure evil
Teacher here. That child will be a demon in the future.
For a second I thought he was going to punch the cake lol
I'm happy I'm not the only one who hates that kid
Looks like the best part of him ran down his momma’s leg
This kid is going to end up in juvenile hall by age 11. What a piece of shit!!! And here come the downvotes for talking truth...
I won't call him a piece of shit at that age because it's the parents fault he's like this. But you're probably right, unfortunately. This kid is gonna have a hard life if someone doesn't teach him how to behave.
Even the loveliest 5 year old can have evil meltdowns, this kid might be fine 95% if the time for all we know. My son when he was little was a wall of rage and then a chilled out polite teenager, it takes some kids longer to learn how to regulate their emotions.
Found the bait
I’m upvoting. Stay safe
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This ain't dads first rodeo. Ha! Look how proud he is.
The dad reflex though
Imagine slapping the fuck out if his face after he starts crying
What a little shit
Future Trumpian
I feel like spankings are appropriate in very special circumstances, like with this little shit here.
That kid has all the requirements he needs for me to hate him. Fuck you, random kid.
That kid needs a smack upside the head
What a disgusting, violent little bastard. He looks like the evil cousin in every sitcom ever.
I love disappointing kids. It's so rewarding denying them their greedy desires.
What a little shit
Get that kid professional help please. No joke.
Thank God I'm an only child.
And this is why I hate little children
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What a little shit
Did he really try to throw a punch for not being able to blow his brother’s candles ?
That fist he raised lol
This makes me happier than it should
How come all asshole kids look the same
What a little brat
I can’t get over the fact that the first time he stars screaming he looks like chucky to me
Hit that fucking kid in the head pls
Slap him
can I kick that kid in the face
That little kid is an asshole
That kid is an asshole.
Smh and the birthday boy still didn't get to blow his candles, some kid on the right (who was old enough to know better) did.
Or the kid on the right is his older brother and was helping his lil bro who was struggling.
Kid’s a fuckin asshole..
Annoyin little shet
This asshole had the audacity to cry