By Bratty son - 23/10/2012 04:25 - United States - Los Angeles

Today, my young son and I were in line at Subway. I guess he got bored and started to insult the teenage girl behind us. I tried to get him to stop, but he wouldn't listen. Eventually the girl punched him in the face and left. As my son cried uncontrollably, everyone else there clapped. FML
I agree, your life sucks 12 392
You deserved it 59 581

Same thing different taste

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Not only would I have clapped too, I would've burst out laughing. Your son had it coming.

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Urpoppy 21

Great parenting. Idiot. I hope the girl broke your loser son's nose.

Although punching wasn't such a good idea, I think your son probably deserved it. Let's hope the lesson helps the kid be a better person and learn not to mess with teenage girls. I mean, he'll have to learn it someday. If he had been older, the girl would have kicked somewhere that hurt more.

I agree with you now in days there are more bratty kids than educated kids. If one form of parenting doesn't work try another one.

jazzmancarron 11

both you and your ignorant brat deserve it

That's what he gets. I bet he learned his lesson.

Time for a parenting course.. Or 5. You have to be able to have your children listen to you - even if that means dragging his rude little butt out of there and you both missing out on subway. It's called being a parent. YDI for allowing the situation to escalate that far.

skyeyez9 24

My daughter is 9 and if It was us in that situation, the first insult out of my daughter's mouth would have resulted in her getting smacked on her mouth by me.

And that's why your daughter will be a productive member of society someday, unlike the OP's son who will probably grow up to be a bigger loser.

aaeeeooowwww 6

He probably did deserve it, and I'm guessing that you agree because you let a stranger PUNCH your kid in the face.

Um you "tried" to make him stop? That's your problem right there. You MAKE him stop even if it means embarrassing him in front of everybody there, loudly commenting on how rude and hurtful he's being. Then make him apologize. If none of that works, you apologize to the girl yourself and take your kid home, give him consequences for his bad behavior and maybe he'll start listening to you! Your son deserved it, that girl did better parenting than you seem capable of doing.

That kid learned a fast life lesson. Good job! There is no such thing as trying to stop him. Put fear into him and then make him stop.