Little Marge

[@rowanfall]

this is actually a really good therapy session??? good on the simpsons for having marge recognize her own trauma and how that was reflecting in her daughter. we need more understanding parents in media

[@Alex_Sina_Eunmi03]

You are sooooo right most shows show parents in a bad or annoying or even toxic ways that are absolutely over the top or at a shocking real way but we need more positive or healthy examples even and sometimes especially parents need a better "rolemodel" and maybe even a learning evect (English isn't my first language I hope it's understandable...) 😅

[@estrellacasias]

My mom never commented negatively on my body but always did about not only hers but damn near every woman you'd see on the street. It taught my sister and I how some people will talk about others behind our back. She didn't teach us what to be insecure about but she did show us why we should

[@meme-ih1wb]

Honestly same. So tbh it didn't make me feel any better just thinking about if I wasn't here kid and was some stranger, what she would think

[@estrellacasias]

@meme-ih1wb exactly!

[@callmewaves1160]

Well my mother did both, "if you keep eating that food then you will end up like the side of a house" on the rare moments I ate a fast food meal. Never mind the fact that I never had proper foods for lunch (Dry "diet" crisp bread type crackers bc diet culture) or when we would go out on the weekends we would be out all day and not have any lunch. So she instilled poor eating habits on me and made judgemental comments about anyone and everyone as soon as she was able to. I am still trying to unlearn doing that myself. I get that our parents have their own trauma but a lot of them refuse to see they actually have a problem in the first place in order to get help for it.

[@jos-josradvanji6203]

@@callmewaves1160 if it's not a problem for her but actually how she wants to live then sadly there isn't much to do there for you. It's her life. She can eat like that if it makes her feel good and beautiful. Meanwhile you can change to something else if her way isn't your way as you grow up.

[@Not-Ap]

So ironically... kinda a good Mom then... sort of.... lol 😂 My mother frequently used to say when I was younger I looked old, was loosing my hair, and also made comments about my weight...(but other people always said the opposite.. so idk) in edition to talking about other people beyond their back.. and possibly me... but I don't think certain realtives are 100% honest when I ask. I'm dude for reference so it's not just daughter's this happens too. I actively try hard not to be like this, but occasionally I catch myself, as people say you become more like your parents as you get older. I feel very guilty when I find out I've hurt people or other family like this... as I know just how deep the knife cuts.

[@bloozal8788]

Never realized the therapist had a single mastectomy. That's kinda cool rep actually. Rep I didn't know wasn't being represented

[@ericneely3028]

It was pretty cool, I remember reading an article about it right before the episode aired. I think it was a great choice on their part

[@mspaint93]

Had to rewatch to notice and youre right, thats super neat :) I know a couple of women who had them and yet never saw it in media.

[@michaw.2168]

This is how representative TV works not to make it a Fokus but a little wink, the whole woke disaster could have been solved like this.

[@risingrat5491]

I didn’t even notice!

[@MacBamboocha]

If I remember correctly, the voice actress was a breast cancer survivor. The design was redone to reflect her situation and bring awareness.

[@sweetbonjour333]

My mom always praised me for having good grades and excelling in everything i did. So once i started experiencing burnout from all the activities and studying, my grades started to slip. Instead of helping my mom trekked at me for failing and lack of energy. If i rested i was lazy. My perfectionism stems from never giving myself grace or rest. My mother meant well. She's still my biggest fan to this day

[@silversnow3186]

God no she sounds awful. She shouldn’t have pushed you like that. You’re a human and need rest. You’re a living creature not a robot.

[@Jorjaheather_1908]

Pushing someone past their burnout point and not letting them rest can actually lead to really bad health issues and even death.

[@ladyyoruichichan9006]

​@@Jorjaheather_1908From what I heard that happens in Japan frequently.

[@LoveAndSnapple]

If the OP forgave her mother it’s not up to us to make her change her mind and make her have a bad relationship with her. I swear, some people won’t stop until everyone is broken and alone.

[@eve-nostra7951]

She sounds like the worst mother 💀 imagine watching your daughter/son go through burnout and tell them they're lazy like they don't get to REST. Messed up mother, unworthy of kids

[@ILOVE_TICCITOBY]

Real. My mom said i was a pig once and it made my ed 10× worse

[@sad_nuggie4960]

I completely understand my mom is what started mine after telling my cousin to "stop feeding her so much she's getting a gut and pretty girls don't have guts" and it's been in my head since I was 13....but it's not true at least that's what I'm learning and i hope you know that even without seeing you, you are beautiful and no matter what you are a human

[@lou1012]

​@TheCupcakeEater554No. Referring to your daughter who has an ED as an animal is never right. That is always wrong. Perhaps you should educate yourself on what eating disorders can do to people and how this commentary can be deadly.

[@lou1012]

@TheCupcakeEater554 The response of someone with nothing to say lmao

[@lou1012]

@TheCupcakeEater554 If you realized what you sounded like, you'd stop talking immediately. But by all means, continue embarrassing yourself.

[@Helehache]

​@sad_nuggie4960 Prettiest Girls are those who get guts.

[@SWAGGY_MCSWAGSWAG]

Wanting to send this to my mom but knowing she wont understand 😂

[@myshakhan9482]

My mum will understand and surely beat the shit out of me 😂😢

[@joallanobrien374]

Can I say something? If you know how your mom is, maybe try going in a way that will shock her enough to listen to what you have to say. I did that to my mom and honestly I'm so grateful that it went in a similar way to this (more just how it affected me than anything else). I loved her dearly throughout it all as she is the only parent I know, but I also know she'd be the only one I know my whole life so maybe it not to late. If it's for other things (like alzhimers or demtia), then I'm sorry. Even if it's narcissistic like, I'm sorry you have to deal with that. Know there are others with that motherly love we all deserve. I hope someone with that comes your way at some point.

[@SkylarThompson-mu1qs]

​@@joallanobrien374You're not a good person.

[@joallanobrien374]

@SkylarThompson-mu1qs and neither are you because you must of had the PERFECT life right? My life didn't and still doesn't involve you and I wasn't even talking to you.

[@SkylarThompson-mu1qs]

@@joallanobrien374 I tried to shock my parents and it never worked.

[@btshea9537]

This episode definitely hit me hard. I know my mom loves me but my whole life. She has always put me down for every little thing my weight, what I wear, the guys I dated, how I do my make up, what I eat and how much, just every little thing. To this day, any little thing I do I hear her nagging in my head even when she’s not there. I’m a married woman but yet I feel like she still controls me even when she’s not around

[@honeyy9559]

Totally same. Mother is so precious to me. I admire her.. but she is very hard with herself. So she went hard with me aswell. She wants a perfect girl. And im trying that.

[@meerab2010]

what season and ep is this? thanks

[@flyawaynow9118]

The way marge say im so sorry was so heartwarmingly wholesome

[@ufolandings]

it feels like i had an auditory stroke listening to this

[@gentlecard_tom]

I knew Lisa had pearls but I forgot that Marge had some too. That’s nice they have something that matches

[@cejayidc]

Yeah I've actually never thought about that before

[@villamiles]

Marge gave her those pearls, that's why Lisa's pearls are precious to her.

[@Starmadien2019]

Considering my mom told me she can't love me. I don't think I can ever forget those words. Hopefully they'll grow smaller, but I'll never be able to forget her saying it.

[@Mari-gz2kq]

I understand you. My mom told me I was a monster for ruining her life during a fight. I love my mom and I know she loves me too and.. she was just having a tense moment, but God, the words never go away.

[@dezs.5202]

My mom used to tell me all the time how much she hated me bc she believed I was trying to come between her and my dad. This is bc my dad wouldn’t let her bully and belittle me, so they used to fight all the time over that. She got super bitter and resorted to calling me his “second wife” and making incest jokes just to make everybody in the house thoroughly uncomfortable. I feel like that did put a strain on mine and my dad’s relationship. I’m still not even sure how to work through and process that type of thing bc what the hell😅

[@Lony15]

@@dezs.5202 sorry to tell you this but...your mom might be a narcissic.

[@Cassidy248]

@@dezs.5202I’m not gonna lie, my mum does the same thing currently. Except he’s my stepdad and it’s clear that I don’t like him, however my mum still makes these weird remarks which are not jokes. I’m not sure how she misinterpreted me not liking him as me “wanting” Idek, but this type of thing is just so beyond messed up and rlly just speaks to the sick mentality of our mothers. Prayers that we can get though this 🤍🤍

[@Jaderabbit3485]

I've always held back my laughter and I never understood why. My sister once asked because she said it looked weird and painful but it wasn't something I did on purpose. My mom said I used to laugh really loud as a kid until one time my papa joked that I sounded like a loud broad when I was about 4 and after that I never apparently never laughed the same 🫥 It was a one-off remark so I don't think he meant for me to take it seriously but I think people have things their more self conscious about

[@noANDyesANDupANDdown]

My family always said that i was talking too loudly when i was in kindergarden. So i started to talk quitely. Now i am too quiet and i can't really talk louder because it hurts my throat. Now they complain i talk too quitely and that i should be louder 🫤

[@camofrogs-gf]

I think the therapist is a breast cancer survivor. Thought it was a weird art choice at first but I think she was meant to have had a mastectomy. :)

[@Notion_Hoarder]

She also has what looks like a port access on her chest

[@kristinwiebold2433]

I am glad they got therapy. It is true a mother's word can have a lot effect. That is why one should be careful with what they say

[@clerber7886]

“I thought this woman was a total WAAAAA” 😂

[@flozzfaerie]

My mum nicknamed me skinny when I was little. Now I'm average wait and no longer "skinny". Since I'm short, gaining wait is more noticeable, another thing my mum told me.

[@alexmarie500]

Reminded me why I don't have kids, so I don't subject them to my trauma and thus continuing the cycle.

[@truthiseverything9511]

I remember how easily damaging my parents words were, and not wanting to be responsible for damaging another innocent life, I decided then to never get pregnant. 53 and no regrets.

[@femalepapyrus]

Same

[@snooki-san.chad.]

My mom said I was a “thick” girl when I was 10 and said men will love that. It messed me up.

[@mintymilka9400]

moms laugh at that shit until a man DOES love it and lays hands. fucking disgusting

[@bananaforscale1283]

lol why

[@snooki-san.chad.]

@ because that’s a wack ass thing to say to a child.

[@lexyvonne9136]

My mom was the first person to ever comment on my body and I remember it clearly. She also used to talk loudly about all the things she didn’t like about herself while knowing I constantly heard people say I looked like her clone.

[@berry7usagii]

I have the word “pathetic” engraved on a gold plaque on a very high shelf in my mind 🥰💯👍🏻

[@terrafletcher1930]

Sometimes the really get it right, feels like a proper acknowledgement of feelings rather than something someone should just get over.

[@leiajiang7877]

my dad told me only prostitutes wear short shorts. I scoffed at him and got super conscious obt It

[@magnarcreed3801]

Makes me want to wear shirt shirts just for you!

[@PoyoPoyomfs]

To be fair he is not calling you that, he knows you are not that so thats why he tells you not to wear short shorts so you don't look well.. like that. Well it also depends on the context maybe your dad is the abusive type or not.

[@magnarcreed3801]

@@PoyoPoyomfs No it’s him implying and controlling. Don’t pretend otherwise.

[@leiajiang7877]

@@magnarcreed3801 he isnt controlling, he just wants to use harsh language to make me wear long pants because he is old and wants me to be modest. Its not malicious but extremely hurtful. Just like this vid

[@magnarcreed3801]

@@leiajiang7877 Ahh so just emotionally abusive. How sweet.

[@MageDawnStar]

I could create a really long list of all the hurtful things my mom has said to me...

[@ajtriforcegamerofhyrule8538]

Once was tokd by my mom that she wonders what sin in life she did that she had me for an autistic child still hurts Dad always telling me i belonged into the mental hospital

[@Lony15]

Your parents are awful!😢 I'm so sorry you had parents who made you feel bad about yourself for something you have no control over. I hope you feel better now.

[@ajtriforcegamerofhyrule8538]

@Lony15 It's alright.. my mom felt bad for what she told me my dad tries to deny anything about it unfortunately

[@AStaff-gh4vo]

Their genes literally made you, so the joke's on them: they're idiots 😂

[@LavishedEgg]

Whats with the cut offs

[@khaos1204]

Time constraints and also so they don't get hit with a copyright

[@unripetheberrby6283]

yeah 😅

[@eyesofwater123]

This hits too close to home...and I agree.

[@lemon-limecreek]

…After all the rude shit my mom has said to me over the years…this actually made me feel so much better 😢

[@Glizlethatsizzles]

This honestly hit hard. My mom calls me things when she gets mad and she apologizes but she doesn’t realize that I remember every single thing that she calls me.

[@pamjanevlogsPH]

Loved this episode.

[@haley7571]

This episode is my favorite. I’ve got a complicated relationship with my mother. She made a lot of comments over the years that should never be made to a daughter. I forgive her but they never leave you.

[@jesusisking288]

what episode is this ?

[@NilasJunkyard]

It's amazing how the simpsons manage to get the point to everything.

[@khalidbinwaleed5072]

Yep what your parents say hurts because we love them

[@DreamFreakStudios]

Its true though. Words can hurt a person. Even if that person took it well. It subconsciously gets to them. Hell i even subconsciously belittle myself. And half the time im not even aware of it. But when i am i try to tell myself otherwise.

[@TheNeonWarren]

The ending is really sweet and great of the clip to admit that even if they reconcile for it the pain never goes away. Wish I could say the same, a reenactment of this scene for me would be an edgy/angsty flashbacks of my mom - mentioning how “useless” we are because we dont clean (we’re the only ones that do, she never does anything unless we’re literally not home). The countless amounts of “stupid” “idiot” “annoying” “fat” “lazy” The irony of her narcissistic ass calling me “self centered”. Whining about us being “embarrassing” if we call her out or bite back at her while families around like they fucking care. The amount of times she just wants me to stay in my room and makes disgusted faces when i do walk in the room. Her casually admitting she hates seeing me. Therapys gonna go great when I can finally leave this fucking house.

[@_lemonaids3]

This had no business making me cry like this. Those words really don’t disappear, they just take years to get smaller. I hope everyone in this comments section takes the time to find those words and phrases that hurt them the most so we can break a cycle.

[@gwynndavis5034]

I wish my mom would love me

[@camofrogs-gf]

Aw honey, I wish I could give you a hug. You are so worthy of love. As I've gotten older, I've started to realize that my parents' failures are the result of hurt they never got over, and emotional work they never did. Not anything I could control. It won't make the pain go away completely, but accepting that will make you more determined to heal the right way and to find love with people who have done the same. I'm sorry you're on this journey, too. But I believe in you. ❤

[@annlion4142]

Ok so, i don't know your situation, but in case it's the same as mine, when you really never know if she's nice because she wants something or because she cares: One thing that could help it hurt a bit less. (At least it helped me) Idk about the future, but I know people like that, that makes us feel unloved even though they should be the first ones to support us, rarely change. So you've gotta protect yourself, okay hon'? What works is finding the difference between the person you have in front of you, and the person they should have been. That person gave birth to you, but is she a mother? You are always gonna be in pain, missing having one, but if you accept that (unless she gets a miracle and sees how she hurts you and changes magically) you are slowly gonna start being less disappointed whenever she does something that hurts you. Simply, cut the expectations. It's a sad thing to do, but if she isn't gonna change, you've gotta. Change it's the only way things survive. I repeat, you are still gonna miss having a mom, but you've gotta start taking care of yourself ❤

[@mercuropheliac]

This is what a corn field looks like, honey.

[@kuriburger]

Mmmm!

[@papina54]

Intense psychology. Marge was very pretty with that haircut👌

[@musicisourhome816]

Not the Simpsons making me extremely emotional.

[@Sunriru]

id love to see the other endings😊

[@madisonnovicki8218]

The urge to send this to my mom

[@Michelle58546]

Im 32 i finally got to be back to my normal weight due to stress i had gained weight n it was non stop insults from my mom . Now im thin , she made fun of my thin legs... i can't win w her

[@pigtaku4276]

My mom used to call me and my sister chunky too

[@chibigirl8545]

I need to send this to my mom, but I can't send this to my mom

[@Yamislittleangel55]

Even though my mum is no longer with us, all the hurtful words she said to me are still there. Some days, if I feel like I’m not doing good enough, I can hear her calling me those names again. Other days, I can manage those words when I talk to my friends.

[@chihuahuapocalypse]

the breast cancer representation omg ❤

[@IceBonnie]

This mostly stems from the fact as young children our parents are the first beings we ever learn from, what they consider good we consider good, what they consider bad we consider bad, we get very in line with their emotions because that’s how we learn emotions, think about it this way as well when you’re in love and you want that person to see the best side of you but then they see something and they give you a weirded out look, in that moment don’t you want to burn that very thing get rid of it, expect with parents it’s worse, they’ve watched you your entire life, they know what’s best for you right? I honestly can go into a lot more like how the media also conditions us into this mindset but I’ll leave this here, most parents don’t know the power they have over a growing mind and children don’t always realize are parents are the ones that make our triggers

[@HagathaHexMe]

My mom use to call me useless a lot when I was little, because I was a little kid who didn't know shit and she was an overworked single mother who didn't know how to raise a kid. Now I'm grown and constantly haunted by the thought that I will never amount to anything useful. I constantly have to mentally force myself to give a damn about my future and convince myself I can succeed. I know my mom loves me, but I don't think I can ever explain to her that she is the source of my lack in confidence.

[@azulemclain-kogane4603]

Bro I don’t watch the simpsons for a mini therapy session but damn is it a hell of a lot cheaper 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@RhyannLowe-d3n]

My mom said i have scaley skin and no boy would want me and i never forget it

[@painoftheheart12]

"I hated going out shopping with you because I would always feel other people's eyes on me, judging me for having a fat daughter. All my boys are so thin, I'm thin, and here I am with my FAT DAUGHTER." -My mom when I was 17

[@MissRaex]

When I thought my mom was done calling me 'fat', she said it tonight while I tried to defend myself for wanting my dad's fries that he didn't eat. I just haven't eaten much today, that was all. The fries went to one of my sister's. >.>

[@talivaughan1982]

Not my mum, but dad asked me if i was happy with my weight, to which i said i was. Then proceeded to say I was fat and obese, no guys would truly ever love me because of my weight... I was not even close to being overweight then, I was easily 160lbs or 75kg. It was all because I was no longer very skinny due to being on birth control which reacted badly. It really hurts, the fact that in his mind, everyone needs to be stick thin to be accepted in society and to be loved... Well, I am unfortunately bigger now, but I have thr best partner in the world who loves me for who I am, not the size I am. 4 years, no arguments, now have a beautiful baby. I see myself as bigger than I am due to the words and reminders to this day, being poked, asking if I really need to eat this salad sandwich i am making, when I stated I hadn't eaten since 6am (it was 2pm at that point) and still b-feeding our baby... yeah.. there is something wrong with that 😮‍💨 especially when he says he hasn't eaten since lastnight. It's not a competition 🙄

[@WhiteRaven696]

Imagine calling MARGE SIMPSON, one of the hottest animated moms, plain.

[@FernandaTaLendo]

This is so accurate omg

[@estrellacasias]

Lisa episodes are always my favorite

[@calliefinck6275]

What episode is this

[@DmDaPDm]

I’m sorry but chubby Lisa is my fav version, she’s so cute 😊

[@MacBamboocha]

My mom has always been extremely honest with everyone, to a fault even. You would think with age comes wisdom, but no, she only got a hell lot worse! 😂 Love you mom, even if you thought my first attempts in 3D space drawings as five year old were quite terrible. 💜

[@AveryCooper-ry5ke]

If that was me: Her:i can hear what ur saying Me: good

[@SunflowersAndPumpkins_Eturnal]

Absolute truth.

[@sarahshelton4682]

What season and episode is this

[@littlelagoons]

The weird thing is, the negative self-talk your mother has towards herself leaves permanent marks on you, too. My mom has been paranoid about her hair being frizzy my whole life, I never understood it. Now as an adult I'm constantly doing things to make my hair less frizzy, and my friends and co-workers say the same things to me as I used to say to my mom, "What are you talking about?? Your hair looks completely normal"

[@Tiaxxxxxooooo]

My mom made comments about my weight that I eventually lost it all but suffer from body dysmorphia. My mom herself does too and got a gastric sleeve , I just changed my eating habits and workout 🏋🏽‍♀️

[@dionysus6969]

I personally find babies creepy at all life stages so 😂

[@finagriffin8028]

My mother tried very hard to prevent body negativity when I was growing up, she didn’t think she’d have to keep my grandmother in check, I was 9 and my prepuberty fat was all condensed on my stomach, my grandmother took me to Disney and in one of the pictures she said “ my god you look pregnant, I’m just gonna trim the picture” I ended up starving myself in my teen years all the while every time I visited my grandmother she made a comment on my weight, I’m 5’10 and at my healthiest I’m at 175lbs because of the muscle weight I had from rock climbing as a kid, and I thought I was fat, looking back I was just a kid, and I can’t help but miss what I looked like back then and regret all the abuse I did to my body. And she wonders why I don’t call 😒

[@WhityHarmony27]

What's is the number of the episode and season please ty

[@sorsaanimation5542]

My mom once asked me why i cant just be normal that stuck with me

[@SomeBloke420]

Man, the worst thing my Mom ever said to me was that she regretted having me.

[@NikoMute]

Hah... Once, I was so depressed that I just came to my mother and said that I wanted to die... My mother almost strangled me for that cuz she had triggers (about which i didn’t know) from this topic after my great grandfather's death (he was the one who raised her and was her most dear person). Then my grandmother (my mother's mother) was diagnosed with cancer, and she almost died. After that, my mother herself often says, "What will you do if I die?". The topic of death is now something like black humour for us, which is half true. I dunno why i share this. I just want someone to know above it

[@JadesTeaLounge]

Wow…. Did the simpsons… just heal my MOTHER WOUND!?

[@shimerrill967]

i don’t give a sh*t what people say, words Can hurt

[@captainayaaya28]

No way I’m crying over the Simpson

[@crazyfrytka]

Look how Lisa has even bigger belly in Marge's mind...

[@naediggs4816]

Actually, that was in her own mind, where she saw the word "chunky"

[@tweektweak7932]

I’m too scared to send this to my mom 😅

[@shannonhensley2942]

My family tortured me about my body for years. My hair, my weight, my face, etc. But my sister made a joke about me being so fat id break through the floor and no i have a hard time feeling safe on second floors or at the mall walking over the glass squares. Its a really intense fear that weed makes worse.

[@certified_l0ser]

I wish my grandma would feel bad about the things she says about my body

[@BijouluvsJewels1234]

My mother yelled at me that I was “useless” 💔 it hurts so bad to this day..

[@jaglal7304]

Why does this feel like it's made by ai

[@sleepyote]

The sentences are all fucked up.

[@Starry_dreamz]

Marge.... Please clear your throat😂😢😅

[@rorydrummond280]

I have never related to a fictional character I didn’t know what people meant when they said it (probs the tism) but the episode holy shit did I ever relate!!!!!!! I had to go on steroid medication like Lisa and I gained a lot of weight and my mum would comment on it a lot at least Lisa only got chunky I got “grotesquely disfigured” I gained 25kg so I was 76kg and 5’1 I wasn’t scary fat but I was big those words hurt me so deeply and when Lisa thought marge fianlly understood (before this therapy session) marge broke it by saying “soon you’ll be off the meds and can go back to being my regular little girl” my mum said “I hate that these meds are forever I wish you could stop them and go back to being normal looking” I’ve lost all of the weight and a bit extra now since the meds got lowered and I went from being the biggest person in the house to the smallest person….. and that’s still not good enough apparently she loves to keep showing me pictures of when I was fat saying “god I can’t believe you looked like that those meds were destroying you” those meds were keeping me alive btw anti rejection meds I need for life

[@ashpoker-c7f]

Which episode is this

[@destinyw.8661]

Breaking generational curses

[@ePai9e]

Resolving Generational Trauma? Simpsons did it.

[@graphite2786]

I haven't watched the Simpsons since 2005, it seems to have turned from comedy to Self help tutorials

[@renwarrenp5097]

My girlfriends right there, not in front of my salad either!

[@supersizesenpai]

Once after school, my mom told me..... to do the dishes. To this day that scar hasn't faded. I still can't go near the kitchen sink when its full.😭😭😭

[@tau-lll]

Bro how much are you gonna cut the pauses? 😭 each conversation was just a mumble

[@UltimateGamerCC]

so they changed the Canon that Marge dyes her hair starting in her teens to hide her Grey hair that she gets from her Mom? not out to be a jerk, just had to point this out.

[@satrickb600]

Edited words in?

[@villamiles]

Over the years I learned to stop trying to make my mom proud and be a good person on her eyes because it was never enough for her and it gave her some sort of control over me and instead, build myself to be proud of who I am and to be a good person to my own eyes. I love her but her harsh belittling words and her not so mature actions made me stop listening to every little thing she said.

[@Lola1912]

My mom used to call me a hog 🫠 or dirty pig. I tried not to make it my reality but she'll never understand how hurtful her words can be.

[@theblurryblackcat]

The cuts between every word 😭

[@stuffedninja1337]

Why all the emoji with the text…? Are we trying to keep the attention of three year olds?

[@BrokamaGay]

Lot of trauma in the comments, genuinely hope things get better for y'all.

[@sawhoontang8664]

I was 4 when my mom scolded me for the first time it never got out of my mind...

[@beizanten1]

There are some word abuse that my parent said that still hurt even after 20 years But to be fair I was a mentally sick with stunted eq and my parent don't know how to handle me. Especially since they also have to raise 3 other children and mental sickness awareness wasn't good back then . I am glad thing have change since then

[@AzaleaFaye143]

my mother said i was useless, when i was in junior high and at college that i was dumb

[@ashleycapo2209]

Wow best therapy session ever ? 😂😂😂❤❤❤❤

[@ghostsospooky7017]

How is a cartoon mom better than mine