🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To TELLING MOM TO SHUT UP IN FRONT OF DAD PRANK!

[@Thetequilashooter1]

I’d be afraid to even try this as a joke. Sometimes it’s not easy to turn off the switch on a parent who you’ve pissed off.

[@rainbowunicorn709]

Start by objectively asking yourself if the parent in question was a complete stranger attacking you, would you be able to defend yourself against them?

[@fionnmaccumhaill3257]

Even as a joke, it wouldn't even be a satisfactory reason you EVER disrespect my mother in my father's eyes. I'd still get the belt before he could cool his wrath.

[@marklouis1890]

I know right even though the joke I'd be scared

[@rainbowunicorn709]

@@marklouis1890 Are you smaller in stature than your father?

[@Megan-ir3ze]

That sounds like the parents problem to control their emotions

[@covewatcher]

HI Kabir... In answer to your question... I would have only gotten the "shut" part of shut up out and I would have been dead... LOL My parents were very loving, very fair, very kind and caring, but when either one of them said jump, there was no talking back. AND... my Mom was not one of those "wait until your father gets home" kind of Moms... she could take care of business all by herself thank you very much!!! LOL 🙂

[@Mus1c1luv]

I'm living proof that I've NEVER spoken to my mom that way. She would've tanned my hide for sure!😄😄😄

[@janiewindle946]

When I was a kid, one of my step-brothers threw a pair of sunglasses at my mom. They didn't hit her, but all of a sudden my step-dad came out of nowhere and hit my step-brother and they both went out the screen door and rolled down the steps into the yard. My mom was screaming at my step-dad to stop. It scared the crap out of me because my step-dad was always a quiet person. Needless to say, my step-brother never did that again!

[@newgrl]

My big brother hit my mom once and only once. She picked up the nearest thing to her and hit him back. That 12-inch black and white television had a crack in the back for the next 20 years it worked. :):)

[@reneerobbie7611]

I would have been 6 feet under before even finishing the sentence 🙃 my dad is retired Air Force Veteran and mom is Puerto Rican; there ain’t no way in Hell I could ever talk to either one of them like that 😂

[@Sherlock4Sure]

My father was in the Air Force as well! I'm so grateful to have had parents that cared what kind of an adult I would turn into! 🇺🇸

[@autriajones-hurst9853]

My mom from the South I wouldn't be here talking to you if I ever did this as a joke or not 😆

[@rainbowunicorn709]

Abusive situations sometimes improve when you become able to defend yourself.

[@Mus1c1luv]

😄😄😄YUP!😄😄😄

[@LA_HA]

@@rainbowunicorn709 Sometimes children improve when you don't put up with their *bad behavior when they're little and set healthy boundaries. [* changed the word "crap" for "bad behavior" and added "healthy" for a more appropriate overall tone of the comment]

[@eileenglazer7978]

My dad would be so mad if I did that kind of prank even if he was told it was a prank. He was all about respecting mom. He would mostly yell and get threatening close to me but rarely hit but would whip his belt off. That alone scared the crap out of me.

[@rainbowunicorn709]

What happened when you outgrew your fear and it stopped working or were you never able to get to that place?

[@eileenglazer7978]

@@rainbowunicorn709 I eventually stopped saying anything disrespectful, at least in front of my dad. I didn’t talk back very often My mom wouldn’t ever tell my dad anything that I or my siblings did that would cause an issue. We were mostly good kids so his reaction and us mouthing off was actually a rarity.

[@Megan-ir3ze]

You’re dad sounds emotional lol bc your mom would have been part of that joke. She agreed to do it

[@Cindi1161]

My dad and mom would have never let me get away with that at all! But honestly I’m like you I wasn’t just the fear of repercussion but RESPECT… and we were taught to respect all our elders.

[@deborahdanhauer8525]

My Momma wouldn’t have waited for my Dad to smack me, she would have done it herself!🐝🤗❤️

[@bju194422]

Same here. We all knew not to make Mom mad!

[@lizgallardo8464]

My mother didn’t need physical violence. She had a Phd in making sure I knew who clothed, fed, housed, educated and birthed me. She was the source of all the good in my life, and could be the source of the removal of all those items, as necessary!

[@deborahdanhauer8525]

@@lizgallardo8464 lol🐝🤗❤️

[@annpachini2155]

I remember one time my 16 yr old brother told our mother to shut up (for real). He slammed his bedroom door in her face. She hit the door and her fist went through it. He jerked the door open and the looks on both of their faces was priceless. All 3 of us burst out laughing. It ended the argument and he was grounded but their expressions were so funny. Also he never talked back to her again.

[@whiskybooze]

I was in my basement and called my mom the b word and all she said to me from the top of the stairs was "wait till I tell your Father when he gets home". I never looked for more hiding spots in my basement than in my life. I remember my dad coming home and just dragging me out from behind the water heater. I learned a valuable lesson. My parents were older when they had me. My dad was born in 1935 and graduated in '53 had me at 50. My parents had no problem smacking us when we deserved it lol and gave permission to other parents in the neighborhood too if they caught us misbehaving. Like you said looking back now I deserved it and appreciative cause it kept me out of trouble and taught me to be a good person.

[@badgodsit]

My favorite are the two dads that went running. The dude on the farm, and the dude with the red shirt that shot up off his chair. Honestly, I was a little disappointed with all the rest of the dads who just sat there with dumb looks on their face. And for the record, I would NEVER play that prank on my husband. I wouldn’t put my sons life at risk like that. 😅 My son knows that when he is in big trouble, he’s got his backside turned away and he’s out of arms reach. And Kabir, if you want to raise respectful kids who have a healthy fear of their parents…start young. My son got little tiny swats that wouldn’t kill a fly, but were just enough to get his attention as a toddler. And most importantly, be consistent! So he has just enough healthy fear that at 10 years old, he would never even say anything to warrant any kind of spanking.

[@4ujj]

my parents were divorced so i had a single Mom. Honestly, we didn't need a Dad to have a smack down. I have always said I would rather have the police find me than my Mom

[@atexandude8303]

7:07 I’m a 30 year old dude and military vet, I still don’t swear in front of my parents. That was ingredients for ass whooping’s and losing shit lmao, no thank you. Their house, their rules always.

[@rainbowunicorn709]

But you're 30, so now that would be assault and theft.

[@xo2quilt]

I never heard my mom swear and my dad said "hell" and "damn" one time each in my lifetime. I never swore in front of them and the last one died when I was 66.

[@robert8311]

I'm dying 🤣 my parents would send my to Jesus before you could stop them

[@JennRighter]

How fast the kids are like “it’s a joke, it’s a joke!” because they know what’s coming, lol.

[@kimberlys8422]

The last time I threw a tantrum was when I was 14 and my dad literally whooped my ass. Now at 32, I'm always going to love and appreciate him

[@JennRighter]

I’m 42 and I still would NEVER. Not because of my dad. Because of my mom. Sometimes, even today, when I watch something and I hear someone say something not right I swear on everything I peep side to side thinking my mom or grandma is gonna fly out and backhand them, lol. I’m like, oop, you messed up!

[@ashleymeggan]

Oh these are hilarious. They always crack me up… 🤣🤣🤣 These kids are bold.

[@jamesbarron7512]

I’m blown away by the moms in this video putting their children in mortal danger.

[@debigiroux1811]

I wouldn’t even think to talk to my parents like that RESPECT.

[@dualdodgeownerlift5795]

I have never heard my parents swear ever for more than 50 years. If I said shut up, would be sorry, even as a prank. Respect is what the world needs.!

[@patriciacullen7328]

Never would I have even thought to speak to either parent in that manner.

[@Karli4Sure]

Oh definitely I would be in so much trouble. I’m glad to see the dad’s standing up for or having the mom’s backs.

[@roseblondie692]

We 7 kids never even thought about acting up or saying shut-up. We had wonderful parents and I fell lucky to have had such wonderful parents.

[@makkimontoya7849]

I'm 54 and both my parents have passed a few decades now and just THINKING about it strikes FEAR in me😳

[@Debsmia]

Man I’m 22 and I can’t even joke like this with my dad. He always says “I’m not one of your little friends, I’m a dad”. My dad is a immigrant father and still carries the disciplinary action that was given to him I would be scared to even open my mouth, the man doesn’t believe in these jokes with his kids, it’s like he stays ready 😭🤣

[@joshntn37111]

This is why having a father is so important.

[@kimson305]

please moms can kick ass by themselves

[@jimmy_wang_]

My dad was in the Army and that would have led to severe consequences for me. No one, absolutely no one disrespected my mom.

[@paulinesoares3594]

I was taller than my mom when I was 14. Even as an adult, if I ever told my mom to shut up or cursed at her, she would have killed me, brought me back to life and then killed me again just to make her point of you do not talk like that to me. Lol.

[@meganlynn83]

SO glad you checked these out! 😂 My Father would've fuuuuuucked me up. Still would. (And they've been divorced since I was 11. I'm 35. Lol)

[@anndeecosita3586]

I wouldn’t risk my life for this prank. Not just the “shut up” but responding “what” when your parents or any adult who calls your name is something that will be your ass beat in my culture. We consider it disrespectful but I hear these suburban Midwest kids saying what and yeah to adults all the time. I would be picking out my own switch if I had said that. Glad I was taught home training.

[@fionnmaccumhaill3257]

Ann, you're not alone. When I was a kid and I was summoned/called, if I had answered with "what", or have already had a belt picked out for the spanking I would receive. I also, when asked a year or no question, it was disrespectful to say "yeah". It was "yes, or no", not "yeah". Even today when I hear someone answer with "yeah"....that's a heavy cringe for me still!

[@nonenones3570]

The part "picking my own switch" had me lol. And it better not break because you got a dry skinny piece. Then you got to go get another one. Oh Mama...

[@flynn-wp3ek]

Close to 99% of dads would absolutely react like this. We can all see how easy it was to get a large compilation of dads losing it. Also, notice that every comment here talks about how their own dad would have lost it. The suggestion that dads not reacting this way is causing us to live in "this situation" or that there would be less of these "bad ass" kids is nonsense. Most of the bullies and/or criminals I knew growing up had their asses beat by their fathers as often as anyone else.

[@LancerX916]

My dad was abusive so I stopped being around him by age 10. Best thing for me.

[@Megan-ir3ze]

I’m sorry he treated you that way

[@TaylorMadeThaGoat]

That dad in the flannel around the 3 minute mark nearly took flight he was running that quick🤣

[@Edman116]

If I wasn't instantly vaporized, they would have found my beaten and broken body in a landfill.

[@deannacrownover3]

I just showed this to my husband, who was born in Nashville in 1955. He looked at me and said you and I both know that there would be shallow graves in the woods if we'd have said something like that to our parents! I said no baby, I'm from Florida.. they'd just throw us out in the Everglades and make new kids!

[@emmef7970]

Gator bait. Hilarious! Thanks for sharing this conversation. Put a smile on my face.

[@virginiarobbins7539]

I'm in FL and was at a graduation..an old friend was there, her son wasn't being bad but he was being disobedient.. I nearly snatched him up..I told him to sit up and smile like his mama told him to do. He didn't know what to think, he was afraid to not listen to me.. we took the pic, he smiled for it.. then I told him, "boy, you don't do what your mama tells you to do down here and we'll use you for gator bait". 🤣.. he totally believed me. I think he was 8

[@christinaerwin7144]

My mom would have tore me up and she would have said 'Just wait until your daddy gets home.' That was the worst.

[@rainbowunicorn709]

Do you still have a relationship with them?

[@karendaniel620]

I'm 57. When an adult snapped their fingers and pointed down, you shut up and sat down until you figured out who they meant. I would have never said shit up.

[@JennRighter]

I had bought a crappy car for $500 when I was 16 (working fast food job). One time, I was arguing with my mom about something, don’t even remember what, and I grabbed my car keys like I was gonna leave 😳🫣🫢😯😮 I took a STEP and the next thing I knew I was on the living room floor and my momma was calmly walking the other way with my keys in her hand 👏🏻😂🤷🏼‍♀️

[@lynnegulbrand2298]

My dad died when I was 8 years old and would never had spoken to my mom in any bad way. I was the shy kid who never spoke to my mom in a bad way. Both my older brothers and myself respected my mother to no end so we were OK. My dad was a 6 foot American Airforce retiree and my mom a 5foot 3inch British woman who taught us 3 kids how to respect their elders. I missed my dad so much after he died but us 3 kids never disrespected my mom. I remember my oldest brother talked back to her once after my dad died and she knocked him down our stone cellar steps. That was the last time he did that even though he was at least 6 inches taller. Mom was ex British Army nurse that didn't take crap from anyone, but was very loving too. She never remarried even after we moved here to the USA. I guess she didn't find anyone that compared to him.

[@donnacalabrese4222]

My parents were very loving and supportive, but my brothers and I were NEVER allowed to smart off to either of them and if we had ever told my mom to "shut up" my dad would have instantly made us regret it!! My husband and I required the same respect from our kids and he would have been on them faster than a lightning strike if they had ever told me to "shut up."

[@NicknameOnly]

My mother was the only one who ever laid a wooden spoon on us. Consequently, we four children had a pact never to give her the satisfaction of punishing the right person. We had a system where any of us could confess as long as it was NEVER the person who broke the thing or whatever we did. All my dad had to say was "this behaviour has disappointed me" and we would dissolve into tears, with wailing & gnashing of teeth so heartbroken we were to have hurt him. He would never allow us to disrespect our mother though. He would have been v disappointed with our behaviour.

[@beverlyshane8433]

I would have gotten it from my Mom, Dad and my brothers and sisters. I’m so glad they were like that.

[@BigTomReacts85]

It is not about being strict, it is about the disrespect. Don't ever tell your elders to shut up like that. I would light my boy up if he told his Mom or Grandparents to shut up LOL

[@cindymatthewsarrowdalearts6449]

I would never have spoken to my mother in that way. I grew up with two stories - from my two next oldest sisters. One, asked/told to do a chore, told my mom that the only reason she had us kids was to do her damn dirty work. My mom was ON her like nobody's business. My older sisters were screaming for Mom to let up. She was HOT! The other sister, a few years later, was trying to get Mom's attention when she was on the phone. My sister finally said, "Might as well talk to a damn wall as talk to you!" Again, Mom wasted no time in dealing with THAT! One time there was a small crowd of people at our house I was quite small - 3, maybe 4. No more. I remember my dad talking to my (adult) cousin Bob in the kitchen and I wanted Dad to talk to me. I yanked on his pants to get his attention and he put his hand on my head and tole mt to wait. I waited about 2 seconds and tried again. He slapped me across my cheek and said, "I told you to wait!" Lesson learned. Didn't take much for me to learn, growing up with my sisters' examples! After my father died, my mom went through a strange time where she made some very poor choices. We came to an evening where my sister and I had stopped in to the house for some specific reason, can't recall what now. (it was 40 years ago.) We were all married by this time, btw. My oldest sister and her husband were there, and my mom's brother and sister, who were staying at the house were there as well. Some nasty words were spoken by my uncle to me, then my sister spoke up for me, and my uncle spat in my face and said more horrible words. My brother-in-law was on him in no time, with his shirt bunched up under his chin, ready to punch him in the face. Mom was crying and begging us all to stop and it had only been 6 months since Dad died so we were mindful of her fragile state, but she basically took our uncle's side against us, when he'd been the one who was way out of line. I don't recall what I said, but it was something along the lines of, "I won't be back until he's gone." That seemed to me to be very harsh, and I had a very clear image of my dad smackin' me upside the head for being disrespectful to my mother. I had nightmares about it. It was nearly a year before my mom and I patched things up, I'd felt so betrayed.

[@larryfisher2633]

No way!!! If I even entertained thought of shut up to my mom, I just wouldn't be here today. People whould have started missing me not knowing I was buried in the back yard.

[@foreverkc8164]

I remember saying something smart to my mom...25 years later I still don't know how she jumped from the car parked out in the street to living room within one second

[@annajosullivan]

I wouldn’t have had time to get it’s a prank out of my mouth before my dad knocked me into next week.

[@charlesbarnes6912]

That farm dad lol he wasn't playing 🤣

[@shortybarnesyanik]

My dad is a Baptist pastor. My mom is a strict pastors wife. First off I wasn’t allowed to say swear words anyway. My parents thought that stupid, crap and shut up were swear words. I couldn’t say anything. Respect for both of my parents was expected.

[@lisamorejon9943]

Like you, I wouldn't be here today if I ever even raised my voice at my parents. But I love how some of the dads are old school and made the kid come to them so they can beat their asses.

[@dlcalbaugh]

My parents were strict and my Dad left us when I was 14 years old. I had never spoken to my Mom like this in my whole life and she died when I was 56 years old. I would never talk to my Mom like this even for a Tik Tok. The problem with so many of these hooligans today is they don't have Father in their life to teach them how to treat a woman or their mom. It takes a Mom and Dad to raise kids properly.

[@vickiemace1238]

I have fond memories of hearing my older brother (teenager) yelling at my mom to "stop", I don't even know what he had said to her, but she was wailing on him with a broom.. ..It was great! LOL

[@TruthIllinois815]

I’m 61, raised in the 60s and 70s. If I talked like that to any adult, I wouldn’t be able to talk again.

[@bethbennett-blesi6908]

If I had done this challenge, I would’ve been slapped into a past life!

[@robertsterner2145]

You'd probably like the Jimmy Kimmel prank videos--he used to do one every year of parents telling their kids they'd eaten all the Halloween candy and another one at Christmas of parents giving their kids terrible gifts. They're hilarious.

[@milesdust3465]

I have so many memories from my childhood regarding everything, but one that sticks out is, when one of my brothers said (roughly translated) "shut up mum you old hag." And the sound of my dad's footsteps from his office in the house, the sound of his pace when he just rolled up the stairs are still an echo in my everyday life. And that was in the late 70's. Cheers from a Swede in southern Italy.

[@rainbowunicorn709]

You and your brother must have been quite young at this point?

[@milesdust3465]

@@rainbowunicorn709 Well, it depends when you’re born right?

[@rainbowunicorn709]

@@milesdust3465 I was just curious because it sounds like you were unable to fight back.

[@milesdust3465]

@@rainbowunicorn709 Fight back against whom?

[@rainbowunicorn709]

@@milesdust3465 Father.

[@sassylassie6608]

My dad wouldn’t even wait for the words, “shut up…” Just the tone of my voice and the look of my face (rolling my eyes, etc.) would be the trigger for an ass whooping! Lol. His famous line, “FIX YOUR FACE,” every time I would be mad.

[@purplepumkinX]

This is great, my mom kind of wore the pants in my family more often and she would've beat the shit out of me 😭🤣

[@katrinaleebaldwin4660]

I ain’t even joking like this. Lawd Jesus some of these poor babies are taking their lives in their hands

[@gwendaveriaingram5574]

I never would've spoken to my mother nor an elder like that. Not even as a joke. My ass would have been grass and my mom the lawnmower.

[@jarrin774]

I would never even try this joke. If I even looked at my dad sideways, I would probably get smacked so hard I would lose teeth. There was a no tolerance rule for disrespect in my house.

[@SonorGeek05]

My mom and dad were equally strict, and if I was disrespectful the belt or hand was making contact. Straightened me up real quick.

[@MommaBird52]

I am 70. We had no tiktoc and no one ever talked to a parent like that. We had respect!

[@JenDowd444]

I would never have talked to any adult like that! If I had, I probably wouldn’t have been able to sit down for a while.

[@jamesigorreilly979]

I did try and talk to my mom once like this , prank or not my dad will blow for weeks ! My Father was a drill Gunnery Sargent in the United States Marine Corps And this wouldn’t be something he would forget I’d be lucky to be Alive ! Rest In Peace Pops

[@jessejee9192]

My dad woulda came with a swift backhand to the head if I ever dared talk to my mom like that

[@williammccullough2466]

Naw dawg. My dad woulda knocked me slap the f**k out before we even had a chance to announce the "joke". These Tik-Tok trends gonna get somebody hurt...lol

[@LibbyAnn]

I would have been back handed and re-baptized!🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@AppalachiaGirl]

From the time our children were born, my husband's first lesson to them was "Never disrespect your Mom". My husband is very laid back and I was usually the stricter parent. That being said, if either of our kids ever told me to shut up, my husband would have put them through a wall before either of us could get the word "joke" out of our mouths.

[@trogdortheburninator3621]

I'd get my ass handed to me just for rolling my eyes.

[@sue3317]

The moment of "activation." 😂

[@jasonsol1719]

My dad was the definition of a slow moving object. I remember a day where me and my mum were messing about arguing. I never saw him move from his chair that quickly. Suddenly turned into Usain bolt. A mum had to protect me 😂

[@raistlinrodriguez5696]

My dad would have beat our asses if we spoke to our mom in any disrespectful way. It's nice to see dads ready to put their kids in their place.

[@livvyweimar7362]

If I spoke to my mom like that SHE would have beat me, let alone my dad.

[@rhondaturner9494]

I would not have been able to run fast enough, lol!!

[@Brat0064]

Had I ever spoken to my mother like that my dad would have whipped my backside and then my mom would have taken her turn.

[@allieren]

The dads are like, I love you kid but that’s my wife you’re talking to 😂 My mom was a single parent, but I accidentally told her to shut up once. ONCE.

[@amyjustice5741]

I wouldn't have to worry about my dad, my mom would have whipped butt 😂

[@mnfarmgirl55]

I wouldn’t be alive to watch this video if I had spoken to my parents the way these kids did. On the other hand, my parents didn’t talk to me or my siblings using any profanity, yet they still put the fear of God in us! 😡😊

[@ginao8935]

I wouldn’t have even tried this as joke!!! No how, no way!!

[@RobertJones-ux6nc]

If I would have done this to my mom, I would be picking my teeth up off the ground. My Dad was a Marine Hand-to -Hand Combat Instructor for 8 years.

[@mchawk315]

If I spoke to my mom this way, my dad wouldn't of needed to beat my ass because my mom already would have herself.

[@kevinbrown-ge6sz]

I would have never thought to buy blue leather furniture but that blue sofa and ottoman at the 6 minute mark looked nice.

[@ohslimgoody]

If I would have ever spoken that way, my siblings would be like Dearly beloved we are gathered here today 🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂. Period! Now this this is the Country I love🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@danielfortier2629]

I can't believe how soft these moms are, excusing their kids! If I told my mom to shut up I would have gotten the strap from my MOM, then get beat up by my dad! But then I was raised in the 60s when this was normal. One time my teenaged son lied to his mother's face when she knew the truth. He was a foot taller than her but she picked him up and slammed him on the wall and said "Don't you EVER lie to me again!" Years later my son said that's the most scared that he had ever been in his life. I wasn't around because I was at work when this happened. Had I been there boy would he have gotten one!

[@LancerX916]

You do understand they are setting the fathers up right? They are in on the joke with the kids.

[@Jace-xw3ly]

Commenting but not watching...hell not even reading the title...typical. Then you want to cry and say it isn't funny...wonder who pissed in your cheerios. Acting like a 1950s Boomer.

[@kensclark]

This was a joke, dude. I think your memory is fading.

[@patriciagrant4913]

I would have caught those hands before I finished saying 'shut up"!!

[@angelaherring5443]

I’d get the hell beat out of me! Lol!

[@stayfly3000]

Kabir: What would happen if you told your mom to shut up? Answer: homicide Also, I think some of those kids did extra credit, like they've been waiting to say something like that 🤣

[@jonsinclair7210]

I wouldn't have had time to explain.

[@troymash8109]

I was 17 almost 18. He picked me up by my neck and the belt around my waist. Tossed me into a wall sideways. 🤣 Now its a hilarious memory. 🤣

[@missd9785]

My Mom was the disciplinarian. She didn't believe in waiting for Dad to get home she took care of business herself. My Dad was a gentler person but for some reason he only had to say something once... it was just scarier to think of making him angry.

[@tabithasumner9937]

Now this is a good challenge on TikTok

[@megwilkinson1191]

If I even LOOKED at my mom disrespectfully I'd have been in the ICU with drool hanging from my mouth.

[@xenotbbbeats7209]

My dad was a military officer, Korean War veteran, maestro and a member of MENSA. So, you couldn't even out smart him. He was so strict, he didn't even let us say "fart" or "piddle" in front of him. We had to be completely silent during dinner so he could watch the news too. But I was the youngest, a total clown, a lot like him, and his favorite, so I got away with murder ... until he took off with a younger woman when I was 7. He was highly disciplined in many areas, except that he was quite the hoe.🤣 So, my mom raised us from then on. We were way more afraid of her, even when I grew to be a foot taller than her!

[@lizgallardo8464]

I didn’t need my dad around. My dad wasn’t in the home. If I had Dared to ever say that to my mother she would have levitated out of her body to fly across the room to get in my face and ask me “In What Universe do you think you can Ever Dare Speak to Me like that?” OMG it frightens me to even think about it! I

[@danajohnson4757]

Kabir .... I would have been terrified to even play a joke like this with either of my parents! My parents were great parents and my Dad was usually very laid back, but he would have snatched me up and sent me into next week if I ever spoke to my Mom like this!

[@randomlibra]

Need more dads, period.

[@douggaijin]

My dad used to keep a thick leather belt rolled up on the head of his bed and he made us go get it, bring it back then tan our backside with it, humiliation and pain. My mom would use whatever she could get her hands on. We all grew up obedient, respectful, hardworking and we all taught our children to be the same.

[@dragonlynx9969]

Forget my dad, if I did this mom would make me run for the hills. Cursing at her would've been bad enough, telling her to shut up.... 💀