Pippa talks about family relationships

Families are complicated
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Original stream: • Immortal Ina HoloCure ...
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[@knechtor5648]

man

[@BorkLazer98]

imagine being german

[@rayleonard7820]

i have the sensation that a lot of people here can relate with pippa's childhood

[@jimmyjohnjoejr]

makes sense that similar circumstances/life choices would lead us all to this same menhera

[@thesaddestdude3575]

@@jimmyjohnjoejr Some of us were born menhera ontop.

[@TheMrCarnification]

@@thesaddestdude3575 and some of us wish to have a menhera on top

[@thesaddestdude3575]

@@TheMrCarnification Yeahy its wierd some people want that, becaus believe me you dont want that. It sucks.

[@TheMrCarnification]

@@thesaddestdude3575 i think you may have misunderstood what I meant

[@ADayinWhite]

It wasn't until I started watching a bunch of Pippa's clips that I realized... I really lucked-out being born into a family that isn't dog shit. I guess unsupportiveness, a lack of willingness to understand, and even subtle abuse (mental, emotional, and psychological) are _a lot_ more common than they seem.

[@thesaddestdude3575]

Indeed.

[@goku_dunker_420]

Same, my family treats me wonderfully, I feel bad for everyone who doesn't have a nice family

[@8koi245]

@@goku_dunker_420 just team them good and give the same gift to your kids, no need to feel pity, that's condescending

[@goku_dunker_420]

@@8koi245 Newest hot take: Empathy is condescending LMAO

[@ant-i6g]

@@8koi245 Sometimes it's because of the extremes People go completely just like f***** that emotion it's completely bad don't do it it's just the extreme

[@Notazaku]

Pippa’s childhood sounds like literally every kid I was friends with in high school. Nothing they said or did was right and they were always in trouble for something with their parents and they weren’t bad kids. They got good grades, were well mannered but they were still just a big inconvenience for their parents.

[@The_Killah29]

Fuckin' boomers, man.

[@teppizini]

My mom felt bad for me when I was growing up because a lot of my family were very harsh and short tempered and not very understanding so she went out of her way to share in all my hobbies and interests (or at least made an attempt to). She still makes an effort now that im an adult too. God bless her. I wish Pippa had someone like that :(. Genuinely makes all the difference.

[@trucid2]

Lucky you. My parents would put down every single hobby I've ever had.

[@SashaSlvt]

@@trucid2 ye my parents kept insulting and berating and me with my efforts to do good and wondered how i stopped functioning on stressful enviroments.

[@chriall]

If my Parents knew I watched "Japanese Cartoons" & Vtubers I would be disowned

[@thesaddestdude3575]

@@chriall Well you look old enough to afford your own place though.

[@Guru_1092]

I gave up trying to really relate with my parents such a long time ago, and I feel like it's mutual. We love eachother, but gave up giving a shit about what the other does.

[@chickencurry420]

"Look who came out of her cave" Comments like that are the reason people shut themselves in. When you create a hostile enviornment for someone, don't be surprised when they try to avoid it.

[@jansettler4828]

Cope.

[@GlorpLorp]

​@Jan Settler oh, it's the chick who loves sleeping with anything that moves.

[@Xanthopathy]

@@jansettler4828 Seethe

[@cocoapixels]

@@jansettler4828 t. person whose going to rot in a nursing home because none of their family wants to talk to them

[@Inaire_Falen]

jansettler4828 her parents arent gonna fck you

[@lieutenantotaku4151]

Going in harder on killing the rabbit jokes after telling her family it actually bothers her is textbook bullying. "Oh this bothers you? Time to double the fuck down!"

[@drinkyourtea]

Yeah it's like no wonder she is an introvert with shit like that like bruh WTAF?

[@wolftamer5463]

Yeah that’s awful

[@dinosatay]

family fueled PTSD... the best kind

[@RaptorTroll360]

"We're family therefore you have to put up with our abuse, and you're not allowed to say anything that we might perceive as even mildly insulting or aggravating, you're also obliged to accept that we're making fun of you for being a shut-in, even though it was our treatment of you that made you into a shut-in, in the first place" Sounds like my childhood, it took me years to realize that I can have positive interactions with other people, without being made the butt end of a braindead joke.

[@MASJYT]

They did let her play god of war despite the booba. That's pretty cool.

[@harrysliyoko8809]

I relate so much to the last part , back then i was scared to talk to people because i would think that people were somehow making fun of me.

[@gomimono]

Not everyone gets the chance, but everyone should be able to just grow up and figure themselves out without being harassed by their family. I hope things are a lot better for you now, and I hope the same for everyone who's been through anything even remotely similar. Maybe things started rough, but it's never too late to start living for yourself and being happy.

[@TOUGHEYES]

This rabbit should be allowed her corner, a nice spot on her couch, her video games, a nice carrot, and headpats. I've had terrible family as well who go out of their way to be unrelatable, so it's worth the effort to tell her that she's alright after all, and that quiet days are good.

[@xXx_Regulus_xXx]

so much of what she's talking about hits close to home, down to even when they try to relate and praise you it's got to be something like 'wow you could make a LOTTA MONEY and redeem yourself for being an introvert for all these years!' no peace, there's always some angle or backhanded compliment or snide remark or pressure to Achieve something. family you can't just coexist with is hell.

[@thesaddestdude3575]

Yeah same, when i told my parents i didnt want to go to uni becaus i thought it was too stressfull they layed into me with all they had. Best one was "you are gonna die alone if you dont get good money becaus you are unattractive" but jokes on them becaus i im blackpilled AF

[@Telados]

@@thesaddestdude3575 Bruh, did your parents really call themselves ugly?

[@xarin42]

@@Telados They called him ugly.

[@Telados]

@@xarin42 But he has their genes

[@Fallen-Saint]

@@Telados seems so...

[@ShadeSlayer1911]

"I've always been like this. I don't know why you guys have to try and find a scapegoat or a boogeyman." That's something. My parents would blame literally anything for why I am the way that I am. "You were too spoiled. It's the videogames. It's the facebook (I don't use facebook, but whatever). It's the TV." Oh, but they won't ever blame their own parenting style.

[@MASJYT]

They do it in private, they know better than giving yet another weapon to their resentful spawn.

[@Equalizerjett]

i hate how much of this is relatable. I used to confine myself into fantasy books to get away from all my family issues, only to be dragged out whenever people visited us because I was the " smart child that loved reading" because I only read fiction books to get away from everything. This shit hit hard because alot of my family is from Germany, so I was also trying to learn German from them while hating everything thing they said, either way; Iche liebe dich und chat

[@Telados]

>Ich(e) liebe dich Naja fast

[@MemeGene6969]

man, poor pippa, cant really imagine how it felt. i have the luck/blessing of having a good family and not a bunch of bullies, poor sad girl.

[@ImJef]

Same. I think every family has their flaws, no matter how perfect they may seem, but my family drama isn't near the level my parents went through. My dad's the sweetest dude in the world but he literally got treated worse than a dog; was severely physically and mentally abused. Crazy how people either turn into their parents or the exact opposite

[@thesaddestdude3575]

@@ImJef Man thats wild, my family is quite chill for the most part, however the entire one side of my family called me retarded becaus im autistic and looked down on me, they would often talk slow to me even though they didnt need to as an insult. Also my mom is a narccist that just turns emotionally abusive at random somtimes.

[@AzeharaCh]

8:02 "Mold" The problem has always been there. It was caused by her family.

[@thesaddestdude3575]

Mold...

[@MagnumSanada]

Pippers playing Neopets makes me suspect she was also a former Gaia Online enjoyer.

[@NeflewitzInc]

I had a lot of stuff like that with my family as well. I was the dork who played video games until my cousin started playing Halo 2 and suddenly video games were okay. I realized that college wasn't the right path for me and dropped out after I started getting myself together and got scorn for it yet that cousin from earlier went to an out of state college on a soccer scholarship, failed out because he couldn't deal with being away from his parents, and then got a job as a county roadworker. But it's okay because he was having a hard time, as if everyone else isn't. I put my extra time into creating ttrpg products for the love of the genre and what they've done for my life, with the hope to turn it into a business in the future, but he resells race themed paraphernalia on ebay for spending money.

[@jerpelguy8142]

Poor Pippa, I hope shes been given at least some peace now doing stuff she wants

[@polkalamypekopeko2969]

This is why parents ended up in old folks homes and forgotten about.

[@Space__Wizard]

An exchange I had with my dad once “The axe forgets, but the tree remembers” “Then the tree should be tougher” “That’s how the axe gets in hospice”

[@christopherremillard2574]

And this is why Pippa is the most relatable Vtuber. How many of us werw like this as a kid?

[@nocxii]

The fact that they invoked the "blood is thicker than water" line is ironic since it actually means the opposite of what they think it means. The actual full line is "the blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb", which basically means family bonds are LESS important than ones you choose to make of your own free will, not more.

[@paganofthenorth448]

That’s a skill issue on the writer.

[@Shuxy]

I learned something new today! Thank you!

[@Magic.God.Othinus]

Things were always funny around my family. A part of my Dad's side of the family was toxic as hell, they would act like they cared about family when in reality they didn't. My mom's side of the family was the opposite, they would argue and at times fist fight over any little thing, but would make up the next morning like nothing happened. They always go along when it mattered.

[@Atypicaldillema]

I can't believe someone so based and cringe at the same time can exist

[@standaman4578]

duality of man

[@thesaddestdude3575]

How is she cringe?

[@Atypicaldillema]

@@thesaddestdude3575 she's a vtuber

[@thesaddestdude3575]

@@Atypicaldillema Fair point. Also vomit drawer

[@arcturus4762]

@@thesaddestdude3575 She also seems to not like the idea of eating her pet. She’s not ready for the apocalypse nor for delicious Southern roast rabbit

[@Wyndstrom]

This is why I am not close to any of my family members both immediate and extended.

[@teppizini]

Genuinely hope you have a better circle around you now friend. I'm sorry to hear that.

[@dylannix4289]

Yerrrrr And also fck sheltered fcks that’ll always talk back like “uhhhh but you gotta love your family, because they’re like family yk”

[@Lovelle1]

The American life isn't easy for an introvert, especially back in the 90's-2000's. Fortunately, the internet has been gradually making things easier in that regard.

[@Silverauren]

After the pandemic, people probably hates us more, since they experienced our world for a year and a half.

[@RaZziaN1]

It was making stuff easier and now once again it is making things worse, just one big echo chamber with several websites and 90% of internet is now dead..

[@Telados]

Life has gotten worse since the first iphone and social media

[@Fallen-Saint]

Then the leftys came

[@tucolalo8251]

I see kids with a lot more problems because of normalising little social interaction. Than I did When i grew up in the 90s/00s. The internet for people in general, never mind people with social difficulties, has been a double edged sword.

[@phillyjones3028]

Bro, I relate to this so much, Really appreciating the fact that I moved out and have a good paying job for now. It sucks that any effort for kids like us, we get in trouble no matter what. You think WE'RE toxic? My family too! What a coincidence!! May Pippa and everyone relating this video find peace and better ppl to be around with~

[@tpolutts3309]

I used to get beaten for crying. At the time I didn't even know how bad it was. Thought it was normal. Kinda amazed a large portion of my generation didn't destroy the world

[@thesaddestdude3575]

I hope you got away from that situation and are doing better! Hows life now?

[@ffwast]

Don't worry we're getting there.

[@r3.4ct]

Family: why are you like this? Also family:

[@thompsontom5]

Her story sounds almost exactly like the shit my family would do. I want to have kids so I can make them feel loved and respect their boundaries and not make them feel like this.

[@silvy3047]

Adopt

[@kavky]

@@silvy3047 Adoption procedure can stretch for years. In some cases you wait enough years that the child grows into an adult.

[@TubeofDestiny]

@@silvy3047 Yes and no, very often the adoption system only kicks in way too late, when the kids are broken beyond repairs, so the new parents - _when they're not abusive themselves_ - end up being the punching bag and have to carry not just the kid but also the biological parents' abuses, that will show up in the kid again years down the line. I infinitely respect the people who genuinely try to be the new parents of abandoned kids, really, but that shit is incredibly hard, don't ever take it lightly. Oh and the least broken kids are trafficked to rich families, who literally pay adoption workers thousands of dollars to get priority access to the easiest kids. So if you're just a nice little person who go through the regular process, you either get: - male kids who were beaten up since day 1 and are fundamentally violent with severe anger issues - female kids who were s# abused, ending up with a much higher risk of taking s# risks (prostitution included) - kids with heavy diabilities (physical and/or mental) that the biological parents left behind _(source: worked in social care, on thousands of cases)_

[@MASJYT]

You're gonna raise troons.

[@joeimjoe]

Joking about eating her rabbit is so fucked. Also didn't she have a pet chicken that got killed and cooked instead of the food chickens? Being afraid your family will eat a pet is a pretty legit fear in that case. Edit: There is a good chance I made this up. No one else remembers this.

[@Wyndstrom]

I don't ever recall her talking about her chicken getting killed and cooked. There was a VOD where she had a chicken that had died in her room. She was subsequently scalded by her father for crying over a chicken's death stating it was "just a fucking chicken".

[@joeimjoe]

@@Wyndstrom hmmm maybe I need meds

[@Wyndstrom]

@@joeimjoe We all need meds my friend especially when we are all travelers in the PippaVerse.

[@Wyndstrom]

In a previous VOD, she did mention that someone joked that they would cook and eat her rabbits. I think it was either Papakin or another relative.

[@thesaddestdude3575]

@@Wyndstrom Dang, starting to sound like her parents were freaking abusing her.

[@Alexis-vv5bk]

"They're bad company" is such a good way to put it. It's the simplest answer to give others and most importantly yourself.

[@trinitrojack]

I thinks parents just never get over the idea that they know best for their children regardless of how old you get.

[@kizunahenta.1759]

And this is why I have my own childhood memories mostly suppressed

[@dylannix4289]

Gotta love when people are talking about their core memories and shit, then they ask you about it and your brain is just like *b l a n k*

[@ShroomRPG]

"I was allowed to play pretty much any game" That explains a lot Pippa

[@MASJYT]

But GTA!

[@weeberius832]

Hearing about people's childhood really makes me appreciate my mother a whole lot more. Man, not everyone is as lucky to have their mother be their best friend. She was one of the mothers that understood that online games don't have a pause xd

[@huevonesunltd]

You talk in past tense, is she gone? I can relate to you except she's gone

[@CrossStario]

Can totally relate. When you do something different than what your family does they immediately look at you as not family specially when you turn 18.

[@soldio4143]

People begin to think that there is something wrong with _THEM_ for being the way they are; so instead they begin to force others to conform to make themselves feel better. If you have a problem with others being different; the outlier is you; because no two people will ever be the same. Not even twins.

[@jkterjters]

Shout out to all my homies that are trying their best to not perpetuate the cycle of physical and emotional abuse passed on to them by their parents and subsequent parents

[@KoboldGamer]

Holy fucking shit this really really hit home for me, I wasn't expecting this level of relatability.

[@ecreator3891]

Bruh I want to give Pippa a hug goddamn

[@kavky]

This is why I avoid any communication with my father's side of the family. To love them is too much effort for me and I feel like it isn't mutual. I even lose my appetite in their presence and usually I would never say no to my mom's cooking.

[@tdotitan8855]

"they have no respect for who you are as an individual and will try to change you" dang i never really was able to put it into words but that sums it up well lol. Its kinda weird growing up and realizing many times you can just not spend time with these people anymore. but yeah i guess thats just life, glad at least there are other people who get it i guess makes me feel less alone that way Edit: also as a side note the "just because we are family that means you can treat me badly and not respect me as a person" was relateable to me cause i found myself doing that too, where like the closer i got to people the shittier i acted i guess? lol its pretty cringe and i have lots of bad memories but i definitely had a thing where i was scared to get close cause i felt when people got close we got worse. Idk i guess its also just part of being a guy and people joking around but you cant really be like "man that hurt" or stuff like that so you have to pretend it doesnt hurt when people say bad things to you, and eventually it doesnt hurt and you want to make other people feel bad the way you do so you say bad things to them... admitedly i mostly just said bad things to bad people and i think i did solid on that part but it definitely has clouded me a bit. I guess i have learned to be more honest with myself and other people, i hate many of the mistakes i have made and i try to be better but yeah i guess thats life

[@Tinandel]

Children crying sets me off too, but mostly out of extreme annoyance. I worked as a cashier at a grocery store as a teenager, and there's a reason they put the candy right next to the checkout aisles. They know that little kids are gonna see it and beg their parents for some. As a cashier you got real used to hearing kids start angry-crying when they were denied candy. EDIT: I've said this before on a few other videos, but the more clips I see from this vtuber, the more disturbingly relatable I find her. It's beginning to unnerve me how much I agree with her outlook on life.

[@RodScorpion100]

Seeing this makes me feel conflicted cuz on one hand I had to deal with being judged for being who I am, but on the other hand I wonder if I've become the sane way within my family. Maybe I learned to adapt to the way they do things but it doesn't feel great...

[@JawsOnYou67]

I can honestly say I am greatful to not have to deal with this and that my family is kind and caring.

[@TomasLKarlik]

That childhood is fucked up. Not the most fucked up, but still pretty fucked up. The end.

[@ThatManCarryingSand]

10:54 That's some real shit right there.

[@kane2369]

I felt this in my bones. I came to disassociate and instead got RELATABLE TRAUMA FEELS bullshittttt

[@dren2543]

This clip brought up some repressed childhood memories... Bruh

[@Pers0n97]

Sounds exactly like my extended familly (basically everything outside of mom, dad and bro).

[@darkinin]

Pippa's right, that's the entire reason why several generations in a family will all be abusive pieces of shit. It takes a lot for someone to be independent and break of from the chain.

[@crimsongungnir9533]

"She just like me fr!" -the chat

[@TheKnizzine]

Fucked up when you gotta master the silent cry

[@ebisueldritch8803]

This clip justified so many things for me. thanks pippa

[@InfiniteEel]

I have no words

[@PrincessNeroVT]

Im so glad im not the only one who feels like this

[@oneeyedjackgaming978]

0:59 In my house, if my brother did something stupid, I would be punished for it too. If I wasn’t even in the house at the time of the crime, I’d still be punished for it. So, what did I do about it? I convinced my idiot brother to explain to me whatever stupid thing he did, was doing, or had plans to do, so that I could conjure a better lie to save us both from trouble. It worked. 2:04 Yes, I did. Did you ever get the hanger? How about getting swatted with the handle of a hammer? ...or literally anything my parents had in arms reach. ...seriously. ...I got stories.

[@ShadeSlayer1911]

I got the bamboo stick. And the chair thrown at me when I didn't understand a math problem.

[@oneeyedjackgaming978]

@@ShadeSlayer1911 LOL That seems comically extreme.

[@ShadeSlayer1911]

@@oneeyedjackgaming978 I'm telling ya, math is a real big deal with Asian parents.

[@craftyearthythe2nd]

It took me this long to discover that Pippa can sing beautifully. Also, obligatory family reunions are the bane of my existence.

[@flipsvstheworld]

"Cave. Four Walls. Dungeon."

[@adjutant]

pippa is so spot on, I think I could just link this to people as my entire argument

[@JLM-y5g]

Reminds me of telling my mom/extended family about being depressed, suicidal, and using substance abuse to mask it... and their response was just "I can't help you, call someone else." Reminds me of when my mom destroyed my reputation in my small town by choosing to fight battles *for* me, even when I didn't ask for her to. Then you had about five years (after my stepdad was institutionalized), where she never said a word to me. Then you had my brother always ready to smack me across the back of the head, so that was the only reinforcement I ever got growing up during said five years. I've made mistakes, sure. We all have, but when your only reinforcement is a backhand from someone that barely hides their hatred from you, and a mother that doesn't talk to you... it's difficult to correct those mistakes; after awhile you being to loathe them and continue making those mistakes on purpose because it's the only time anyone ever notices or listens to you.

[@Based-BunnyGirl]

Pippa’s childhood sounds like mine lmao

[@Silver-Rexy]

I can definitely relate to not liking family members joking about killing my rabbit :(

[@TheIronTiger44]

My Dad’s family loves sports. They’re wonderful people, but as Conservative as I am, I’m an artist. The only thing we have in common is politics… and I can only stand to talk politics for so long.

[@brothersingaming6372]

The more Pippa clips I watch the more relatable I find her to be. She is becoming one of my favorite vtubers

[@TheBarbariangamers]

i empathize so much. the only difference is when ppl crossed the line with me. even as a kid. id just shit talk back till they threw a tantrum. then they would say how im gonna be alone and miserable cause of the horrible things i say to them. i laughed. here i am years later with a wife a house. a farm, a forge, a firing range, and me being co owner of a company. i cut those people out of my lives and only talk to the ones that showed me respect. my life have been great and im glad i stood up for myself. i agree about taking care of family. but theres only so far that goes before your out.

[@sandwichmonster7067]

You dropped this, king 👑

[@Akeche]

I'm 90% certain Pippa was abused o_o

[@coolman229]

Gosh I feel this. My parents weren't bad at all but they just didn't get that I was an introvert who just liked to play video games. For years I got the "Oh look who came out of their cave" type jokes whenever I did come out and no one understood why I was annoyed with it.

[@VladimirDT]

Yeah I spent a good chunk of my life hearing the same kinda snide remarks and in family bullying and stuff, so around like age 13 or 14 I developed my own personality, none of it was in common with my family, I set boundaries and was always made out to be the rude one, I didnt like spending time out on vacations Id like to relax in my own way like at the hotel or whatever, just chill there and play some games, you can relax your way and Ill do mine, they hated that. Now they kinda kiss my ass because I wont give them the time of day unless theyre being nice, I wont see them unless its like thanksgiving or christmas, they are now forced to make an effort of being proper if they want me around and if they arent, ill just cut them off, they hate that too

[@unintentionallydramatic]

Belated congrats on 1k, LEC!

[@bituniverse8677]

I wanna give her a hug

[@coprographia]

I can’t tell whether I hate authoritarian parents or negligently permissive parents more.

[@kushanblackrazor6614]

Family is the most toxic thing. I relate to this.

[@leventhumps3861]

I had the opposite experience. My family made me stay in my room when company came over. They didn’t hate me or were ashamed, they just knew I was introverted and thought they were helping me. The thing is… I wasn’t antisocial! I had a lot friends and was hardly home because I always had places to be. But it took a lot of mental fortitude and preparation to ready myself to be in a social environment. So when they’d spontaneously tell me that we were going to an amusement park, or to visit relatives, I’d panic. I tried explaining the difference between social anxiety and being antisocial, but to them it was all the same. So they’d basically lock me away until company was had all left. This included bbqs, pool parties, holidays, etc. Everyone would have a great time and I had to stay out of sight. It really f*caked with my head.

[@TheSlammurai]

I pride myself on not being an asshole to or disregarding my nieces and nephews. I try to engage them even if they sometimes get on my nerves. I got lucky being born into a great family.

[@seelbins]

You ever find something so relatable you start to break a little because you thought you were alone this whole time in these feelings and that you were the weird one and everyone else was justified and normal

[@nauka7565]

I love the pippa life lesson series

[@DocFlatfoot]

My dads censorship of what movies were/weren’t appropriate was weird. Because I wasn’t allowed to watch Harry Potter or Independence Day but I was allowed to watch Robocop and The Terminator

[@xarin42]

Both nice and sad seeing someone who can relate to having terrible parents instead of another person asking why you are an a-hole who doesn't call your mom. Listen, if your mom was a crazy cultist who gets mad at you for crying and says she wishes the majority of the population would get wiped out by an apocalypse for being filthy sinners then you wouldn't want to call her either...

[@ozithedino]

I can relate to Pippa getting anxious when people around her cry because I also got scolded for crying growing up.

[@Jokoko2828]

I love this perceived notion that reading books is only something smart people do and that the books they read are all "Also Sprach Zarathustra" tier stuff, instead of you know, pulpy nonsense that let's you forget you're stuck on this miserable plane of existence with no one to understand you and no one you dare let understand you.

[@mentalyunstabletable9148]

just now i realized how amazing my family is

[@Tylerr_Creative]

Bro the way she talks about her childhood is genuinely depressing, like gonna be honest a parent shouldn’t threaten their child with being hit or anything enough that the child eventually gains anxiety whenever they hear a child crying…that’s just fucked up

[@dwarfmike2476]

I think Pippa is my spirit animal.

[@raimyonlinewarrior236]

I can relate to this so hard.

[@ShadowsandCityLights]

And now she moved back with her parents and Papakin is a gem!

[@Toxici-Ty]

I read books on my Kindle and if I really like a book I want a hardcopy to have on my shelf. Actually if it's possible will vastly overpay for a leatherbound edition. This is obvious superior method.

[@Mehtaru]

I absolutely hate how much I relate

[@thefreeknight]

I love physical books too, but lately been getting ebooks cause I can have the app read it out loud for me while i work.

[@dylannix4289]

5:35 AAAHHHHHHHHH the snarky comments bruh, I literally can’t smh I was gonna rant, but ain’t no words that can describe how infuriating that type of parenting is

[@stevelucky7579]

Lol yeah I thought I was the only one about the not crying thing XD

[@heideknight9122]

The lisp part was so cute hahahaha.

[@yonas6832]

pippa casually writes her own Lisp

[@Egg-n3d]

Going through this now. Modivates me more save money and move out of this hell

[@Jose-rc3dl]

I love the way Pipsqueak pronounces words with double Os, boohks lol

[@Inaire_Falen]

parents : why does she never visit us? i wonder.....

[@NeinBreaker]

Thankfully, I had a more loving experience in my youth. It’s stupid how many parents try to fit square pegs into round holes.

[@backgroundnoise9310]

This is classic Pippa content.

[@cetate93]

I only use an ereader for super big books. Kindle has a ton of free classics available I've been blazing through Ivanhoe right now.

[@spiceforspice3461]

This is pretty much my family outside of my immediate family. My immediate family is chill, but I really don't have a relationship with the rest of my family.