Ned Flanders Anger management

[@xirvin92]

It's sad to see how he is angry inside but cannot express it and people think he's just nice

[@otabekisaqov8688]

So litlle words to express his emotions

[@aquifer9480]

Sad to see how many people are like this outside of cartoons.

[@clovdyskye]

I'm like that, I don't think I've ever expressed an immense amount of anger before, but I get upset and cry instead

[@Desty-D]

I know how he feels

[@fallenneutron2740]

​@@aquifer9480 me lul

[@babysinclairfan]

Ned Flanders has some crazy lore. He was spanked for 8 months straight as a child and according to the comics, he was the troublemaker who inspired Krusty to become a clown

[@CHADCONTEXT]

The episode in the video showed how Ned was a violent child

[@ionobru]

I swear there was an episode where he saved a young homers life but died, and then got resurrected

[@xemblazonx]

​@@ionobruyessir. It was also the reason Ned spreads the word of god. He pushed homer off a trampoline just in time to be struck by lightning, meets either jesus or god (one of the two) and hes allowed to live if he spreads his word. He also gets a nasty scar on his lip so thats why hes got the stache

[@jokenboy4983]

And he's absolutely ripped

[@Idkwhattoput151]

Wasn’t he in the military?

[@dc9242]

Well at least he was nice enough to celebrate Ned's birthday that's something

[@kevinmoore4355]

Yeah, I think it was an entire experiment the father was doing.😂

[@frenchfries1696]

He also got a big present!

[@wavi_DXM]

I don't think so. It's often just a fake scenario for the photos or forcing a child to be grateful because they got gifts.

[@anthonyg5001]

@@kevinmoore4355that’s not his father lol that’s the child psychologist. Ned’s parents were hippies that didn’t want to discipline their son and he want on a rampage. Ned was a menace

[@TheRickmyce]

​@@anthonyg5001 I wouldn't be surprised that they say Bart is actually Flanders kid eventually. Seeing how much of a menace he is. 😂

[@123RADIOactive]

Considering that later on in the series we found out Ned is like 65, so that means the doctor looks so much younger than he really should be lol

[@71ngel]

This is because time functions in a very fluid and flexible manner in the Simpson.The characters don't age in real time, even though the show has been on the air since 1989. For instance, Bart is always 10 years old, and Homer is always around 39-40, regardless of how many years pass in the real world. This phenomenon is sometimes referred to as "animated time," where characters remain stuck in their specific ages while the world around them changes. Despite this timelessness, the show does acknowledge the passage of real-world time and events. The Simpsons' world often reflects contemporary culture, technology, and politics. The family has lived through various decades, but their history and backstories are sometimes revised to fit modern times. For example, Homer and Marge's early dating years have been retconned from 70s to the 90s So, time in the Simpsons is both frozen for the characters and adaptable for the setting, allowing for cultural relevance while maintaining the core dynamics of the show.

[@thedominion6643]

Homer is preteen millennial in the 90's in one of the recent episodes.

[@spongebobsquarepants9035]

M😅ooooooooooooooooooooooo😅​@@71ngel

[@Dragonape12]

65???

[@julianuga]

Ned: treats his neighbors with love and respect. Everyone: Fucking Flanders😂

[@ni-ni-ninja123]

Pause💀

[@sparkymist]

See a comma would have come in handy lol

[@MsBellaSicilia]

That's how it goes sometimes. Nobody trusts genuine kindness

[@josedorsaith5261]

As a kid he weirded me out. As an adult, I am thankful for every 'Flanders' that lives in my area.

[@sagetusk]

​@@josedorsaith5261Same. Each one is a gem in a sea of frustrating interactions

[@redkev11]

Crazy how his father LITERALLY beat the anger out of him for life💀

[@SpiralStar-nh6vz]

That's not his dad, his parents were beatniks. The person spanking him was the child psychologist meant to help him

[@Koli5298]

Clearly not a Simpsons fan. 😂

[@sleepyote]

Bro even if you don't know the episode, he's clearly a doctor.

[@redkev11]

Hmmm

[@reenTV]

@@Koli5298or someone who can pay basic attention lmfao

[@Myaccisbanned]

Ned got the homelander treatment growing up

[@justkroxyn]

No way you compare lab rat and fucking amish

[@Origin820]

Imagine if homelander had neds personality 💀

[@justkroxyn]

@@Origin820 google "superman"

[@DasIstGoose]

​@@Origin820 "diddly" *shoots lasers into crowd*

[@Jets_Archive]

​@@DasIstGoose"diddly do" **Drinks breast milk from cup**

[@davidobrien9362]

Nearly,nearly caught Moe's voice coming out of the doctor .

[@PhilMiCoochie]

Sounded more like Fat Tony to me

[@poisonive45454]

Hank Azaria

[@infinitylord1524]

8.3k likes

[@technomanuel]

Bro got 1.6k likes in 5 hours

[@UrBestieNate]

22k likes

[@andyvurgos1265]

For those who want to know the episode it's: Season 8 Episode 8 "Hurricane Neddy"

[@juliantorres5674]

hero

[@TrashRacoon1928]

pray that your pillow is cold tonight goodman 🙏

[@Y01kVR]

​@@TrashRacoon1928bro 💀

[@dankscarce]

That's a good thing wym? ​@@Y01kVR

[@CatmanNJack]

​@@Y01kVR ey, not all heroes wear capes

[@JoelGarcia-ez9jq]

Well you should know Flanders is jacked like SUPER STRONG BRO. So this makes alot of sense, he would kill someone if he got angry.

[@TravisWilson-r3w]

No he's not

[@adanflores4523]

@@TravisWilson-r3whe is, they show it multiple times that underneath his clothes he’s jacked

[@TravisWilson-r3w]

@@adanflores4523 no he's not he's average cartoons aren't realistic considering homer and bart are what the comic book guy is supposed to be referring to

[@fartass8299]

​@@TravisWilson-r3w they show it in the episode with Marge, they eat strawberries with whip cream straight after that. Stop deluding yourself.

[@nathanchristman6660]

​@@TravisWilson-r3wone Google search could save you the embarrassment of dying on a hill you really shouldn't have been standing on to begin with.

[@breathoffreshair7795]

The irony is that this is truly based on how the human brain actually responds to this form of abuse. Abusing children in moments of expression only reinforces that their expressions are “wrong” or “unnatural”. Furthermore parents expressing these forms of abuse as “love” misaligns what real love is for the child and creates a self destructive dynamic in which a person doesnt understand healthy love or how to treat themselves with it. Gotta love it

[@jimmythe-gent]

Hard evidence?

[@breathoffreshair7795]

@@jimmythe-gent look up studies. Hormones essentially design the human abilities- those same hormones are deeply and often permanently manipulated as a consequence of trauma. Decades of studies..

[@jimmythe-gent]

@@breathoffreshair7795 look up the grievance studies hoax, ‘Queer Performativity at Urban Dog Parks’. Or the fraudulent paper on the relationship between childhood obesity and watching tv in bed, or John Bohannon’s fake cancer research papers. A published paper, unfortunately, doesn’t hold as much weight as it used to, even papers in ostensibly rigorous, peer-reviewed journals-and even less when it comes to the soft sciences.

[@iMajoraGaming]

@@jimmythe-gent lmao what a spineless and meek response like, we all knew you were going to respond in this exact way, but it's just... sad. "hard evidence?" "yeah there's tons." "i don't accept this, there is no evidence, here's some cherrypicking." that information is going to exist and continue to be factual whether or not a commenter on youtube accepts them, least of all when it's just... fallacies? like several different ones? this post is Oops! All Fallacies!

[@jimmythe-gent]

@@iMajoraGaming why so hostile? Is this personal for you? If that’s the case then I apologize. I was just highlighting the ambiguity of this field of study. I asked for evidence and they said there were studies done- but no source was mentioned. So I pointed out that there are plenty of published studies that are nonsense; deliberate nonsense. Nothing was cherry-picked. There are literally thousands of peer-reviewed research papers published that are verifiably false. There’s no scientific consensus on this. I’m not saying the conclusions drawn are wrong. In fact, it’s likely they’re perfectly reasonable, but anyone drawing hard conclusions is immediately suspect. That’s all… Really didn’t seem like it was a big deal. And what on earth is “we all knew…” lol? _who_ all? You’re pretty good at drawing conclusions with zero evidence yourself. I don’t really understand why this upset you so much when even the person I was actually speaking to wasn’t this aggressive… I’m just going to assume what I said about this being personal for you hit pretty close to the mark- and it’s not just that you hate when people offer dissenting opinions. Good luck to you.

[@sevenseven7990]

Honestly had something similar happen to me, i had a lot of anger as a child, and when i expressed this anger i was beat savagely, now as an adult every time i have a moment of anger its quickly followed by me breaking down into tears

[@FalseFablesOfficial]

I have the same issue whenever something makes me acutely upset or angry! It's so annoying because once you start crying, it's hard to get the words out when you're trying to defend yourself or try to resolve an argument.

[@arielusgrey1855]

​@@FalseFablesOfficialsame with me My father was heavily abusive and would get furious with me anytime i showed anger or if i ever got mad at my elder sister for shit she did to me I grew up until my mom divorced my father and got us kids out being forced to bottle up my anger and getting in trouble when it seeped out And after my mom did get us away i lived in fear of my anger issues and becoming like my father amd dissapointing or hurting my mom i just became self destructive instead Never have hit someone in my 23 years of life in anger actually Went to therapy for a while when i was little where i learned a few coping methods and that bottling was a horrible idea Still bottle it up but am able to use coping methods to calm down unless it goes on for days on end and even then i have a outburst of anger for a half second like walking away from people and yelling and throwing somthing non breakable at the ground before i burn back out super fast I dont particularly like that i cant properly be mad at shit without wanting to cry for being a asshole but i dont really think i can improve on my anger managment more than i have I got a long fuse that takes alot to burn out and i never hurt anyone but it still sucks that i end up miserable for a day or two everytime i hit my limit

[@allendelcid8112]

I’m sorry just know I love you dawg ❤️

[@doomguy2020]

I hate that man, I hate that when I'm full of rage the tears start streaming, my voice gives out and I get overwhelmed with fear and anxiety. I grew up with a lot of parental figures throwing and slamming shit, yelling and screaming at each other and me and my siblings so I assume that comes from just not wanting to experience that again, not in someone else or myself

[@arielusgrey1855]

@@doomguy2020 exactly My father broke walls and doors I cannot stand slamming doors I dont care if the door is jamming or has a hard time closing If it works by being slammed then its possibly to get it to work by doing it gently This is a argument i constantly have with my family I know which doors have trouble and i also spent a minute figuring out what it takes to get them to click properly by either lifting the handle a bit or pushing the door a bit harder to close it But no they always slam it every damn time And all it does is remind me of doors breaking and handles popping apart and things taped to doors to hide holes

[@Miranda_m_d10]

I know everyone hated Ned but I felt so bad for him. He didn’t deserve all the shit he got. Edit: Ok I have split opinions here. I’ve watched pretty much the entire show, and my family and some of my friends are also big fans of the show. The characters in the show for the most part, and people I know personally in my life don’t like Ned. So hence what I said, which some agree with and some call me a dumbass. So

[@aliid4339]

People hate Ned? But why?

[@Miranda_m_d10]

@@aliid4339 the whole town hated him, and the majority of the audience hated him because he was annoying. I just always felt bad. With his childhood, and being an outcast, and his first wife dying, he went through so much but he is obviously a good man

[@Jabbathetoast]

@@Miranda_m_d10how did most of the audience hate Ned I think he not that bad of a character

[@stephen6992]

he didn't do anything wrong tho

[@JohnPlataIII]

Imagine if he didn't go through all that had as a kid. He probably would have been loved in that city. I'm pretty sure what made him Ned Flanders is his parents treatment of him. This in turn made him passive aggressive and implosive.

[@nidhoggr8193]

Just wait till he snaps. Only happens a few times in the show but man is smart and has enough muscle to make a grizzly subconscious. Theres one small moment during a football game where homer annoys him so he kicks homer out. He does this but lifting homer by the back of his shirt and lifting him off the ground like a toddler. Ned wasn't winded or tired at all bro just moved a damn near 400 pound man down a flight of stairs and 50 feet to the fence. No reaction.

[@evelynsudduth6074]

It's pretty shocking when Ned finally gets angry, but in some cases he is right. I remember one episode where he lost everything and blew up.

[@Micahbell380]

All things considered Ned like Homer not just because he was taught to always be kind but also Homer has been very helpful to Ned and he appreciated his help and good deeds

[@ArthurMorgan8822]

Well hello there Micah. Remember me?😡

[@michaelrandolph6373]

Weird my family used to do a similar type of punishment when I was a kid. Used to get spanked and couldn’t show any anger or too much sadness otherwise it just got worse and I had to pretend like I deserve it. Was so humiliating and dehumanizing. Now I’m 24 and still struggle to express myself.

[@elliswebster7041]

I can't belive spanking is ever actually a real thing tbh

[@marcoottina654]

​@@elliswebster7041It was the norm

[@TocaFaith-j3f]

​@@marcoottina654It still is 😢.

[@marcoottina654]

@@TocaFaith-j3f report to the police

[@hunterklugh5067]

It’s okay to discipline but not in these types of ways only when you obviously done something wrong and then it’s okay

[@macymoore1544]

The ball being smacked away just for him to go back to spanking Ned sent me 😭😭😭

[@Miniselkie]

This is in fact child abuse. He is traumatized. He pretends to be fine but he isn't. Children learn nothing from abuse. When you think it's "fixed them" or they "learned their lesson" all you have done is put them in a trauma response. Which can look like good behavior but it's just fawning. If you need your kid to learn a lesson use your words like an adult. Don't destroy your kids brain development. If you didn't want to be a good parent don't have kids. Don't beat kids!

[@myrasvlogs787]

I wish my family realizes that especially my mom 😐 Now they wonder why I have anger problems 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@vmij6925]

​@@myrasvlogs787 it's worth it for you to address them. Not for anyone but yourself. It's hard to put the anger down but trust me it's an investment you make for your own benefit. Good luck, I'm sorry that happened to you and you didn't deserve it. Lil kids needs guidance 😔

[@jux3283]

sounds like a bunch of leftist nonsense

[@flameofarda4223]

Yep. Big difference between verbal and physical abuse and loving discipline- when done the right way, the right tone or even physical discipline is incredibly important for children’s development but when done wrong could irrevocable damage them

[@stoicstrawberries]

@@jux3283 sounds like you don’t go outside much … sad !

[@101Meeko101]

best part was Ned saying he wouldn't hesitate in hitting people with his car

[@IzumiTodoroko]

Surpressing anger for a long time is self-destructive. And when they cannot bottle up that anger any longer, we get disasters. Express anger in a healthy way. Its just an emotion, the same as happiness and grief.

[@abasiaduudoyen2714]

What are some healthy ways to express anger?

[@CHADCONTEXT]

​@@abasiaduudoyen2714 discussing on why you are angry and what triggers it.

[@aagodzilla]

What happened if you get an anger burn out like you over use your anger to point you rarely get angry

[@testplmnb]

​@@abasiaduudoyen2714Extermination

[@badboycooking]

@@aagodzillathat’s good

[@TheOneShotKid]

So thats why homies jacked 💪

[@Th3_Sc0rpi0n]

Well, what do you know? Ned Flanders is the most relatable character in the Simpsons. He said he hates his parents.

[@SleepyMagii]

"Now thats psychiatry" Ahahaha!! 😂👌

[@SpaghettiJoBayBay]

dad psychiatry According to the subs 🤦

[@SleepyMagii]

@SpaghettiJoBayBay Idk what that means man 🤷‍♂️

[@NerveUnderscore]

Now this explains why he is buffed as an adult. If he can't express anger verbally for sure he would find something to release that physically. Even if is not conscious

[@lenab.1080]

This enraged his father, who punished him severely

[@Carnage-lu6le]

My grandparents were looking weirdly at me while watching this.

[@gabrielpintoteixeira8416]

The clapping sound

[@TheconspiracyTheorist69]

The stamina in the dad's hands 💀

[@ramenkingcruz]

Not dad - doctor. Ned's parents tried nothing and were out of ideas.

[@stingray748]

And Ned treated Bart like his own son, dont know why so many people dislike him or even hate him

[@Soda_B]

I hate this episode because it doesn’t get resolved, Ned got angry for a really good reason, calls out Homer for being “the worst human being I’ve ever met” And then everyone just forgets about it and it’s fine again

[@azinyefantasy4445]

Some episodes are just filler. Some stuff is explored again in future but a lot of stuff is not meant to be taken seriously. Like how some futures Lisa married Milhouse and others she married nelson.

[@Roach_Cock]

Bros takin cartoons seriously lulz

[@odekay8437]

Ned has to be my favorite character as an adult. I used to hate him, but he's got some goooooood backstory stuffs. Like this, and how his hijinks as a kid actually inspired Krusty to be a clown. And how he's totally fuckin ripped. I mean absolutely stacked. And tbh, even his religiousness doesn't seem all that bad, he still has fun, just not in illegal, imoral, or "unrighteous" ways. And he only became that because he didn't let himself be himself. Imagine the Ned that did.

[@cobaltprime9467]

Ned is my favorite character

[@guilhermeteodosio40]

I love how he's just gently tapping his rear instead of spanking and how moderately angry he looks while being spanked 😂

[@AnExistingHumen]

the whooping cough would be insane.

[@shirleydorea4157]

Digam oq quiser, Ned Flanders é um querido ❤

[@Sol_foxnwn]

I always felt bad for ned and liked him, honestly my favorite character 😊

[@koldre1]

Неужели это та самая серия, где Неду построили новый дом и там был сужающийся коридор. Вот умора

[@Matthew-m9j]

I just thought he was extremely god loving. And a huge dork but definitely the most respectful character on the show

[@playinnpwnin]

the truth is that capital punishment only teaches kids to bully and abuse others because of underlying silent reverse psychology. "If they hurt me because i did something they thought was wrong, i can hurt you because you did something i thought was wrong."

[@theG01234]

No wonder bro is shredded. Had to get them emotions out physically in a positive manner🤝💪🏼

[@shaydesofblue2281]

That beach ball. 😂😂😂

[@fedorvoronovcomposer]

Poor kid, deserves a hug

[@TBK7913]

Spanking your child for 8 months straight just to have an experiment is wild 😂

[@idontgiveah00t]

Definitely inhumane/ torture for a child 😭

[@ifallapart2000]

That was a child psychiatrist, not his dad.

[@sleepyote]

That's a doctor, not his dad. And you'd be really surprised how horrible child experiments were.

[@sleepyote]

That's a doctor, not his dad. And you'd be really surprised how horrible child experiments were.

[@YerMom-kf9fu]

I think the most relatable part in this for me is not being allowed to express anger. If I expressed it, there would be punishments.

[@giyuutomioka6974]

For me, i was hit as a kid, and it literally only made me angrier. Yet i was basically never allowed to be angry even when it felt justified.

[@xasuchan]

That "i love you" feels like it was just added on so he would leave her alone

[@kreaturemind9190]

Golden years Simpson's, God what a show

[@ZzigZaG00NIN]

Spanked for almost a year is insanity And then he talking about who do you hate 😭

[@catmanmenace]

Dude was subjected to physical child abuse for 8 months straight to the point where the powerlessness took out his spirit and broke his ability to get openly angry unless he was having a breakdown? Haha sounds like me.

[@AndreaIanora]

A blind guy watching 💀

[@BababuXDDDCoDM]

Uhh i... I didnt have any headphones on 💀

[@TravisDreadfulwater-i8t]

So you know how the brain receives the pain he ain't got one 😂

[@Scorpion-Y-Daffy]

Deaf people: 😕 Blind people: 💀

[@Melz._.L1ttl3b0w]

Ned honestly looks adorable as a kid

[@S6h9a2d1ow]

Deaf person: ✅✅ Blind person: 💀💀

[@Ellieswiftiesversion]

“I JUST WANNA BE PART OF UR SYMPHONY” literally died in the womb 💀💀💀

[@Zer02Deaths]

I watched the first part of this video without looking, just listening💀

[@PsyQoBoy]

Blind people: Fapping?? Video: Slapping.

[@Stizzy614]

“Diddly doodly” mans got the p diddler😧

[@lowstress420]

8 months is crazy

[@TheoBorden-uh7uy]

The way he copes is sad being stuck happy as people ruin everyone hates him and he is very aware 😥

[@bru_xt]

deaf people: 😃 Blind people: 💀

[@RealConnorMalone]

You do know that there are subtitles, so deaf people can read what he is saying, right?

[@zendyqesy]

​@@RealConnorMalonehe meant the sound of spanking in the video

[@nip3004]

He has more origin stories than most superheros.

[@Margit7824]

Drake wished he was the Doctor. 💀 Edit thx for 8 Likes!!!

[@Preston-T.-Fox]

That's crazy ☠️

[@YeK3lly]

hahahaha😐

[@Glockodile_Dun-D]

Anyone who thanks people for "likes" have severe mental issues

[@rigamarooh]

@@YeK3lly Why do you like Drake?

[@TheFoxo-yuyuyu]

Поражаюсь, что для кого-то такие истории удивительны

[@Knightwreck]

Ned’s a full on Viltrumite.

[@astroisonvr]

its always the humming in these videos i swear bro

[@StarzYoutubes]

Bro got them back shots

[@mechanic6682]

That Doctor saw A Clockwork Orange and thought "that's a good idea ".

[@Ekaterina166]

Ned is my fav character, even though i am an atheist, but he is just unbelievably nice and kind😢❤

[@starsigngirl9789]

Ned as a young cartoon was sooo cute ❤

[@sonoftroyt3463]

Poor Ned we love Ned

[@dragonblast417]

Ned Flanders became so far removed from his original character that a term for character's essential traits becoming oversimplified was named after him. "Flanderization"

[@badbaby3848]

Bro lived my dream

[@elliswebster7041]

Real

[@Littlebearbentlei]

Little ned having a mean mug while getting hit is funny ngl

[@doitforthelutz]

I'm like Ned. Will my time come soon? When will i break ?

[@miriades]

Just one thing: If it happens, just don’t do something that would ruin your life or other’s.

[@doitforthelutz]

@@miriades Roger!

[@pcrxzga4768]

“This angered his father, who punished him severely”

[@PopeThePaladin]

Ned is forever my favorite character

[@whydoweHistory]

This is why I find good people and feel them out deeply for a long time. If I decide I can trust them I have a truama dump and then I am good for a while.

[@runninone_6326]

🙏🏽♟️ned going to heaven besides the parent comment 😂

[@danielsartini]

I mean he's right considering what they did to me

[@mrmemes170]

“So his father punished him severely”

[@MCU_Spidey_2099]

Such a weird punishment

[@PsyQoBoy]

This is how a villain arc starts.

[@ayobettt3713]

God bless yall

[@jujub4553]

This is exactly what all these bad ass kids nowadays need.

[@iMajoraGaming]

(child psychologists did not approve this message) (sponsored by Papa Canoli's Olive-Oil)

[@shivermitimbers6248]

This is what you need

[@JeffPustiniti]

Bruh I just watched this episode 5 minutes ago trippy

[@C.I.A_hq]

Blind people: 🫥

[@Randomperson-ne3kp]

Ned literally got the hate beaten out of him

[@cartuner111]

Ned enjoyed the backshots during his birthday wow

[@josflorida5346]

The beach ball lol

[@bddrippy]

Dude said diddly but now we say no diddy 😅

[@Socialistdemon]

👦🏻: “Harder daddy” 👨🏻: “What?” 👦🏻: “what?”

[@vatatheoanonymous3705]

Without context, this seems so crazy.

[@jmy871]

He ate his ass to 💀

[@NileredAndTHEbackyardScientist]

Flanders: absoti-*becomes cricket green for a few seconds*

[@S-Bolt10]

8,238th

[@TheHarleqwin]

"Neil Feinberg" This clip is darker than most of you realize.

[@chuefengthao3402]

Episode 🙏

[@SamSimmonds-xd1tl]

It's the one where theres a hurricane and his house is the only one to be ruined. The town rebuilds it but really bad where he goes crazy and go to the nut house.

[@Robcoindustries]

Which one?

[@andyvurgos1265]

It's season 8 episode 8

[@andyvurgos1265]

⁠@@Robcoindustriesseason 8 episode 8

[@Robcoindustries]

@@chuefengthao3402 thx

[@syedhamzaali6343]

They forgot he also hates the post office

[@Timachou]

second

[@shortgiraffves]

I love finding episodes i havent watched! Also he just like me fr