By badmom - 10/06/2009 18:09 - Canada

Spicy
Today, I heard my daughter scream at my son through the bathroom door, "Are you jacking off in there or something?" and him scream back at her "Shut up you fucking cunt!" My daughter is 7 and my son is 8. FML
I agree, your life sucks 134 981
You deserved it 80 645

Same thing different taste

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GIRAFFES 0

Wow. I blame public schools? Harrr. :B

What sort of vulgar environment are you raising your kids in? Or is it simply the way our schooling system has come to nowadays... FYL & YDI.

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sdawl 0

thats what you get for talking around your kids like that so yFuckingDI

BulldogQB4 0

#119 we can only get an idea of what is actually going on. Now, would you realistically believe that in 2nd and 3rd graders would hear the words "jacking off" "****" "****" in a school environment? It's parents not giving a damn about what their kids are exposed too. Now you may not have said it, you may not heard it, but you better care where they picked up that talk.

#13, you're my hero. #87 - wtf? OP - Your kids crack me up. I love it. When I was 9 or so I was fighting with my mom and asked her what the middle finger meant. When she told me, I was like "oh, 'cause I was about to give it to you."

Nice parenting. Children are our future? I doubt that.

Was that moment you realized you failed as a parent?

jesus, i hadn't even heard the word **** until i was a teenager

emxrald 0
ForWhatItsWorth 0

Ugh, children these days.. one parent's retarded, says something he shouldent to his child and boom it's the week's top word in school.

d805 0

To everyone saying YDI and pointing their fingers at the OP saying "bad parent"... has it occurred to you that this may be the first time the OP heard this from his/her kids? The fact that he/she posted it on this site tells me that they don't think it's o.k. I'm also going to assume that none of you has had any experience actually raising kids of your own, or else you would probably understand what a difficult job it can be. You can't be around them 100% of the time and monitor everything they see/hear/learn from others, but when you do hear them use language like that you talk to them about it and explain why they shouldnt be saying those things. You don't have to beat them or shove a bar of soap in their mouths (yes, I understand that is how some of you learned these things as kids, but not every child has to go through that.) And yes, I understand that it used to be legal for school teachers to beat their students if they misbehaved, but it also used to be legal for a man to beat his wife... was that a good way to "teach" your wife not to do something you disapproved of? Perhaps using physical violence is what people do when they don't know how to use their words to teach their kids... Calm down and try to think logically before overreacting.