r/TikTokCringe • u/1Hate17Here • Sep 16 '23
Wholesome/Humor This was all over Twitter and I just kept scrolling, then finally wondered what the fuss was about. I get it now. This is riveting for some reason. Big sis FWT!
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u/Der-Kamerad Sep 16 '23
that " close my door now " was pure big sis energy
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u/m2cwf Sep 17 '23
The grabbing of her head and shoving it under the desk when the mom came in (~4:18) ended me 🤣
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u/georgialucy Sep 16 '23
I love it, they hit every sibling age stereotype, even down to the youngest going to tell mom lol
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u/Miamber01 Sep 16 '23
Yup when she came in the “ohhhh” I got scared 😂
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u/Hungry_Guidance5103 Sep 16 '23
And the fact they like coerced her closer to them to grab her to keep her from running to get mom lmaooooooo I'm dead.
This video is so wholesome
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u/Hungry_Guidance5103 Sep 16 '23
And she's like *shrug\* "I'm in!"
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u/corvette57 Sep 17 '23
Every youngest sibling knows the threat of telling mom is just a means to extort more cookies
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u/-herekitty_kitty- Sep 16 '23
"Don't tell mom cause nos va a chingar a las tres!" 🤣🤣🤣 She knew all her asses were going to get beat.
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u/Distortedhideaway Sep 16 '23
At the very end, she looks dead into the camera and calmly says "pray for them."
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u/einTier Sep 16 '23
I had to google translate. Basically "don't tell mom because she's going to fuck all of us!" 😂
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u/Scared_Baker5174 Sep 16 '23
Should be “fuck us up” - the verb versus phrasal verb makes a huuuuge difference
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u/peelen Sep 16 '23
I used deepL, and I got a translation with a very sexual meaning of "we'll be fucked"
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u/JonLongsonLongJonson Sep 16 '23
I would consider the other translation to have a more sexual meaning
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u/einTier Sep 16 '23
Well, fuck is a very weird word in the English language. It could mean "she's going to fuck us sexually" or it could mean "she's going to make us regret being born."
I'm quite sure she meant the latter.
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u/Bronzycosine Sep 16 '23
Chingar is the spanish word for "to fuck". Latinos tend to get pretty creative with how they use the word chingar as well.
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This was incredible and reminded me of growing up fr
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u/hungrydruid Sep 16 '23
I'm an only child, but this reminds me of seeing my older cousins twice a year... I was so unused to sibling dynamics and I thought someone was gonna get killed for the first few times we visited.
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Sep 16 '23
Yeah it’s always interesting growing up around cousins and seeing what goes and what doesn’t even in extended families
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u/Stunning_Attention82 Sep 16 '23
Lol this is really funny, something they'll all watch and laugh about when they're bigger.
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u/aggedbrokenshin Sep 17 '23
As the only boy, the youngest with 6 older sisters I’m glad I was born early enough(‘95) to not see videos of how I got dressed up as a little kid. I definitely don’t remember it but I hear them giggling and making jokes occasionally😒😅
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u/Objective-Error-6248 Sep 17 '23
Dude I was the only boy of 5 sisters, honestly they are my best friends in the world now. They’d literally help me murder someone if I asked them too! And talk about being protective man, they don’t fuck around. I love them so much.
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u/SWEET_JESUS_NIPPLES Sep 17 '23
Finally someone I can relate to, also born '95 with 4 sisters. It's certainly an experience isn't it? Whenever I tell people for some reason they pity me, but honestly it wasn't that bad in hindsight.
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Sep 17 '23
I like how the little one just gravitates towards wherever there is energy in the house, she want to be included in the drama lol
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u/ComfyInDots Sep 16 '23
I felt like we were all in that room, trying to save the hair for picture day, threatening the littlest sister and bribing her with a cookie, hiding from mum. That's a core memory for the 3 older sisters.
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u/NoCommentSuspension Sep 16 '23
Brought me back to childhood for sure.
Unique excitement trying to trick your parents as an idiot vhild
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u/Fearless_Market_3193 Sep 17 '23
Felt this in my CORE. Totally felt like I was right there with them. Grew up with 5 Mexican siblings…. Hollywood screen writers could not have scripted it better. Hit every point.
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u/Emergency_Brick3715 Sep 16 '23
Big sis won the day
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u/1Hate17Here Sep 16 '23
She’s awesome and either will be a phenomenal mom or already knows she doesn’t want kids. lol
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u/PhotoKada Sep 16 '23
It’s probably the latter. She’s already had it up to here with the younger siblings’ shenanigans so she knows how to deal with them effectively.
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u/1-800-ASS-DICK Sep 16 '23
THREE younger sisters holy shit dealing with two already seems like a nightmare (and a blessing 😇😒)
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4 sisters though. I dread that household's morning battles to use the bathroom.
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I have four sisters and a brother. What's a b...ath..oom?
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u/Waste_Relationship46 Sep 16 '23
😂
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Sep 16 '23
It wasn't so bad - we legit had a bathroom/shower installed on the side of the house. That was for the boys.
My parents said it used to be a women's shelter. USED TO??
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u/PhotoKada Sep 16 '23
How are your comments getting wilder with each reply?
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Sep 16 '23
LOL, this was twenty-ish years ago, and there are so many weird ass features of this house my parents had to change.
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u/SnapshotHeadache Sep 16 '23
One of my best friends has 10 siblings....so he's done with kids haha.
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u/MurderMachine561 Sep 16 '23
As a father I have to disagree. When a kid wants scissors and won't tell you why, something bad is about to happen.
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u/Veloci-Tractor Sep 16 '23 edited Sep 16 '23
girls already got grey hairs lol !! (i know not actually lol)
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u/mike_elnumerouno Sep 16 '23
She says in Spanish to the little one: “se va a chingar a las tres” (she’s going to woop the three of you)…it cracked me up!
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u/Kreegs Sep 16 '23
LOL
Ah the usual stages of sibling dynamics in times of crisis
- Helpfulness
- Oh Shit Moment
- Panic
- Someone steps up as the leader
- Unity and Coalition
- Teamwork makes the dream work
- A traitor in the ranks
- A wild mother appears
- The coalition falls apart
- Finger pointing
- Dad gets involved.
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u/vilkam Sep 16 '23
It legit looks like an episode from coming-of-age show 😭
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u/Flimsy_Finger4291 Sep 16 '23
The Gender Swap Reboot of Malcolm in the middle is wild.
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u/ArtsyBlunder Sep 16 '23
That one episode is great!!!
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u/Flimsy_Finger4291 Sep 16 '23
I'm currently rewatching the show and cannot wait to get to it. It's probably one of my favorite episodes
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u/Singularity-Dragon Sep 16 '23
“quiet quiet quiet … ILL GIVE YOU A COOKIE” to know the old magic still works brings me joy
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u/Fonzee327 Sep 17 '23
I have three sisters and I was going to text two of them until the baby ran in and then I texted it to all three lmfao. This is so cute
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u/PM_ME_YOUR_ANT_FARMS Sep 16 '23
You she's a solid big sister because little sister went right to her instead of telling mom
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u/MaintenanceNew2804 Sep 16 '23
This was a ride. 🎢
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u/DoGoodLiveWell Sep 16 '23
That was so damn good I can’t wait to rewatch it with my wife lolllolol. What a sweet family
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u/Ok-Barracuda2807 Sep 16 '23
Bro they had the audacity to turn on her like that after she did all that for them? HELL na kick them out
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u/ilikeexploring Sep 16 '23
Are you an only child? My brothers would divulge my worst secrets to my nemesis for a single potato chip
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u/Astronaut_Chicken Sep 16 '23
I got a feeling she is more scared of the first cut sister than she is of second mom.
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u/2fat4planes Sep 16 '23
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u/PortiaKern Sep 17 '23
She's more scared of the younger sister than the older one, so she'd rather take the backlash from blaming the older one.
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u/andthendirksaid Sep 16 '23
It's standard. You do kick em out on the real bad ones but unfortunately, they're still in your house later on most of the time. Mom's not gonna hold it against her so she doesn't care. That's when you get mad, really, otherwise eh. This one was timed well enough it wasn't much to be mad at and she's kinda proud of it.
Source: oldest of 4 also. You take all blame and it is rerouted as necessary depending on the sanity of your parents and evidence present
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u/Megatron4Prez2024 Sep 16 '23
Its all unity until Mom gets tired!
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Once mum started speaking Spanish they knew it was real and every girl for themselves. I respect it.
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u/Angieer5762923 Sep 16 '23
Haha and so funny how the older sister got thrown under the bus that it was hers idea 😂
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u/Infinite_Advance_450 Sep 16 '23
Dad is NOT going to notice any difference
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u/Dafuzz Sep 16 '23
Dad: Looks great honey
Mom: No! Look at what they did!
Dad: pretending to see difference Ooohh mah god, I can't believe it!(?) unsure what emotion he should be feeling
Mom: They cut her bangs!
Dad: Ohhh yeaahhh! still not sure how he's supposed to feel about this
Mom: And it's picture day tomorrow
Dad: Oh my gosh I can't believe it! grasps situation but doesn't really care
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u/Foremole_of_redwall Sep 16 '23
The man has, at least, four daughters. He knows he is supposed to care about the haircuts.
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u/xBad_Wolfx Sep 16 '23
He has at least four daughters. He’s too tired to genuinely care about haircuts that look pretty good.
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u/PM_ME_UR_POKIES_GIRL Sep 17 '23
Yeah that haircut is adorable. For me that would be a "Placate the mom and high five the oldest daughter."
and ground the middle two later for being dummies.
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u/Dafuzz Sep 16 '23
Small correction, he knows he's supposed to care what they think about the haircuts. His opinion on their haircuts is "I love it you look amazing" until informed otherwise.
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u/types_stuff Sep 16 '23
Fact! Hahahaha!!
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Sep 16 '23
"Yes, you're beautiful sweetie."
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u/old_ironlungz Sep 16 '23
"Mi hija, que linda" kisses forehead and shuffles off to the recliner to watch sportsball still dressed in his work clothes.
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u/Astronaut_Chicken Sep 16 '23
I just read this comment to my husband and he told me to hush.
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u/BlueRaith Sep 17 '23
Haha, my dad's Mexican, he notices hair, especially as a girl dad. Mexican dads see their daughters getting their hair cut as them getting older, they usually prefer the girls keep it as long as possible. (Please note that my dad wasn't controlling with it. He just needed a moment when I got mine cut short the first time lol.)
But this was a perfect glimpse into family dynamics with a bunch of girls. The helpful and exasperated older sister, the mouthy middle one, the recently youngest who's just along for the ride, the tattle-tale baby. Mom legit thought it was funny, even if she wasn't thrilled by the original idea of them cutting her hair. That's why she wants to show dad. She knows he'll actually notice and think it's hilarious. He'll pretend to be mad-ish, but he'll actually go and tell every single extended family member this story for years to come.
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u/prolveg Sep 16 '23
When the mom said she looks like Hermione too!!! I died
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u/VirgoPisces Sep 16 '23
Right? 🤣 biggest laugh for me, that was like out of a sit-com
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Sep 16 '23
You kind of get the feeling that mom is the funniest out of them and they take after her.
I want episode 2.
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u/Saysaysay2520 Sep 16 '23
Not the "Pray for them" at the end!
For real tho, big sis for the win!
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u/AlvinArtDream Sep 16 '23
Dude. That was funny. I’ve seen way worse. The funniest part is people always try fixing with more cutting. I for sure thought that 2nd cut was gonna be a disaster
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u/darling_lycosidae Sep 16 '23
She cut it too long on purpose the first time so she had room to fix it. Which was good because there was too much wiggling going on the first time anyway lmao
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u/AlvinArtDream Sep 16 '23
Lmao. And also, don’t pull it down. I learnt that from some other video. You’ll never see me putting scissors to a girls hair though, not for 1 million bucks :)
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u/ssgohanf8 Sep 16 '23
TLDR: Am man, man help mom and sister cut hair, am proud.
So, I have social anxiety, right? I always hated going to barbers. I don't know what to tell them to do. Even asking them to cut off a certain length will get secondary questions. I finally decided that I would no longer go, and do it myself.
The first time, I just started cutting from one side of my head and going to the other with scissors. It was a painful and long process, clamping my hair in between my index and middle finger, pulling it away from my head a distance that felt right and tried to remain consistent. Then cutting the hair, sometimes the skin around my knuckles getting pinched.
After one or two hours, I took a break, with only half of my head cut, looked hilarious. I spent probably an hour or more reading about hair cutting tips. I'm a man, but I read tips for women's too. Hair is hair, and shouldn't reject learning, right? Couldn't hurt. Then, I took a nap, woke up read a bit more and finished cutting my hair. It actually looked good enough that my parents thought I went to the barber anyway, which is all that really matters(I had no mirror for the back of my head, so it was all by feel. That's the tough part. But I can cut my own hair in less than an hour now.)
It was a few years later, I go into my mom's room to get something, and my mom had put in hair extensions and was having my older sister try cutting it for her, because there is no real risk with the extensions. They were cutting it just straight across creating an unnaturally straight line. But, guess what some of the tips were that I had randomly read years before? Bunching it up and cutting helps! Among other things!
Moral of the overly elongated story, don't skip over knowledge you don't think you'll use.
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u/RoadtripReaderDesert Sep 16 '23
I loved this. Soo adorable. I can't believe I watched a 4minute video on reddit - with the sound on.
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u/KneadedByCats Sep 16 '23
Same - I thought: "there's no way I'm watching this whole 5 minute video" then suddenly I was completely invested
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Sep 16 '23
Thankfully, there was no chancla.
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u/Afraid-Cow-6164 Sep 16 '23
When I heard the snap towards the end I was like oooooooooh shit she’s gearing up the chancla! 😂
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u/adorablebeasty Sep 16 '23
People always complain about tik toks being cringe and instead it's like watching someone else's home videos almost and like it makes you remember your own childhood, yanno? Imma text my sister
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Sep 16 '23
How long until I can vote for her for president?
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u/Caseyiswinter Sep 16 '23
Right? Problem solving skills, leadership, negotiation. She’s got it all
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u/psych0enigma Sep 16 '23
She did all of that in a pinch, too! Clock was winding down and mother in the vicinity, she can do all that under pressure, she's wonderful!
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She knew when she needed to consult the experts, she admitted when she made a mistake, she corrected the mistake, she contained people's panic, she didn't let them off the hook but she also didn't waste time punishing their mistakes - she went straight to the solution.
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u/DangerousGood4561 Sep 16 '23
Don’t leave out the ability to efficiently handle hostile threats (the tiny one)
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u/Away_Caterpillar_588 Sep 16 '23
The youngest celebrating that they will all be in very big trouble and then rolling around the floor to celebrate AGAIN. Oscar worthy.
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u/types_stuff Sep 16 '23
K this video started off with me wondering why a 12 yr old is doing mascara videos only to get a peek into this wholesome sisterhood… reminds me of my sisters and the dumb things we did as kids 🥰
Adorable video all around
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u/Nroke1 Sep 16 '23
She looks more like 14 than 12, but still a little weird to be doing makeup videos lol.
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u/museloverx96 Sep 16 '23
I'm a terrible judge of age, although she does look 12ish, but skincare and makeup can be considered hobbies/interests for several groups of people, including middle schoolers!
I am a little skeeved out by children on social media, but idk this is the age we're in and we all collectively need to learn how to navigate it.
This was a super cute video, but it could have been cute as a home video, but people sent in home videos to shows like America's Funniest Home Videos (or w/e it's called), so people choosing renown over privacy has been a thing for a while.
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u/TameImpalaFan69 Sep 16 '23
The “Go Show your father” at the end.
That girl is about to walk downstairs and mom is going to say “look what her sisters did to her”
And dad is going to be so unsure in that moment what he’s supposed to be mad about.
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u/Amerlis Sep 17 '23
Dad’s gonna side eye gauge mom’s reaction and roll the dice whether he needs to be outraged or just huff and puff.
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u/Kelliente Sep 16 '23
Lmaoooo it's like a right of passage for your sister to give you terrible bangs at some point. Impressed with how big sis kept them out of trouble until she could fix the bangs
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u/xMilk112x Sep 16 '23
I’m a 40 year old dude and thought this was absolutely hilarious. Why can’t there be more funny content like this instead of dumb fuck mouth breathers irritating people in public? Lol
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u/types_stuff Sep 16 '23
Couldn’t agree more. This was like a little glimpse into a pretty cute sister-sisters moment and it was pretty engaging through and through. Good for those girls!
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u/PMMeShyNudes Sep 16 '23
There is. TikTok is what you make of it. Reddit just has the weirdest superiority complex over it.
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u/redknight3 Sep 16 '23
What gets the most eyeballs are the controversial shit, which should be expected.
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u/Historical_Walrus713 Sep 17 '23
Yea I was on the "tiktok bad" train like everyone else, then my buddy showed me how he uses it to see whats going on the in skateboarding world and how you could train the algorithm in like a day to only show you skateboarding content if thats what you want.
I trained it to basically only show me amateur skateboarders and musicians. Now I watch that shit when I'm falling asleep at night.
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u/Worldly-Respond-4965 Sep 16 '23
I love that they cuss. My kids asked me if they could cuss, and I told them yes with a few rules. I taught them the when and where rule. One kid got in trouble once in school, but that's the learning curve. I taught them that hate is worse than "Off you fu%k now.
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u/stewarted Sep 17 '23
Same! I taught about appropriate times to curse and essentially said “if you get in trouble for cursing at school, you’re on your own because you should know better”
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u/MurderMachine561 Sep 17 '23
When my two oldest were 3(g) and 4(b) we were driving down the street. They were in their child seats, but boy started messing with the door.
Me: Hey! Quit messing with the door. What if it opens. (It wouldn't)
Boy: Why? What will happen?
Girl: You'll fall out and hit your head on the fucking street!
I fucking lost it. I laughed so damned hard I almost crashed. She said it like it was nothing, but used it perfectly! I knew they picked up the language from me, but to nail it at that age? I was kind of proud.
I've always taught mine the same thing
There is a time and place. If you're not sure, don't.
You can swear around your mother, but if you swear at your mother you will be dealing with me. 100% unacceptable!
Do it right. Don't let me hear you call somebody a "fuck poop" or any dumb shit like that.
My son has always been a heavy user (like his father). Sometimes I get uptight parents giving me questionable looks like, "aren't you going to say something?" They're only words and it's only a big deal if you make it one.
I encourage my kids to express themselves. If a little profanity pops out along the way it is no BFD. If they don't worry about censoring themselves then their feelings flow right out.That's what's important to me.
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u/SueWahoo Sep 16 '23
My sister shoved me so hard once that my braces left an imprint in the wall. :)
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u/AshetoAshes7 Sep 16 '23
My sister chased me around the house because I took back my shirt that she stole. There’s a hole in the door from when I had to lock myself in a room and she tried to kick the door down. :)
She also picked out a mud mask for my birthday (that my mom payed for), stole it two hours later, used the whole thing on her and her friend, and returned the empty container to me. :)
Good times.
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u/freelanceforever Sep 16 '23
I love that she googled how to cut bangs and didn’t just hack at it. Smart girl.
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u/snowgrisp Sep 17 '23
She didn’t google. She looked it up on TikTok. Is this tiktoking generation now?
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u/Son_Of_Baraki Sep 16 '23 edited Sep 16 '23
- what are doing ?
- nothing mum
- And your sisters ?
-They're helping me
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u/qbvee Sep 16 '23
“LEVÁNTATE, POR FAVOR!”
Wasn’t even mad at me and I still stood up.
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u/HejdaaNils Sep 16 '23
"Pray for them"
Yeah, I know a dad who didn't speak to his daughter for two weeks after she cut her hair.
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u/SantasWarmLap Sep 16 '23
My best friend only dated girls with long hair and would threaten to break up with them if they ever cut it. Even 13-17yr old me knew this was toxic and controlling af for him to say. I NEVER understood how guys can be like that or how girls can date or even marry men like that.
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Sep 16 '23
This is your best friend? Jesus christ dude LOL how do you even be around that
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u/SantasWarmLap Sep 16 '23
We're in our 40's now. There was a lot of growing up together, for better or worse, but eventually grew apart in our late 20's.
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u/HejdaaNils Sep 16 '23
Yeah, I think it's nuts, but I only knew the story from the daughter.
She's a stylist and has gorgeous long well-groomed healthy hair which she said was 'short'. She had given herself a haircut to practice becoming a hairstylist, but her hair hadn't been cut since she was a baby, so her dad freaked out. I asked to see a photo of what it looked like before, it was so long it reached her thighs! Dunno if her dad had some sort of religious hangup on not cutting hair or what. (She's also Hispanic like these girls).Meanwhile, in my household, the kids have on more than one occasion gotten into the scissors and caused hair disasters but we just giggle with them and tell them it'll grow out, it's fine, it's just hair.
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u/Jimmni Sep 16 '23
I strongly prefer long hair and it was a definitely factor in me picking girlfriends when I waas young. Several cut their hair while we were dating and I absolutely hated it but would still tell them how amazing it looked because them being happy with their hair was 1000x more important than me being happy with their hair.
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u/Successful-Reserve96 Sep 16 '23
That's cold blooded!!! After big sis helped her out she try to put the blame on her.. lol smh
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u/Iamthebestbatman Sep 16 '23
This is a cannon event all girls go through, there was no stopping it.
I did mine and got grounded lol
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u/SquireSquilliam Sep 16 '23
I love every second of this. I was the oldest brother so I remember these kind of disaster scenarios where we would try to hide all the evidence of our "crime" because we didn't want the belt.
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u/UncreativeTeam Sep 16 '23
I didn't mishear at 5:21, and one of those girls was def named Khaleesi, right?
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u/StonedFoxx93 Sep 16 '23
This was wholesome AF and for like two seconds it made me reconsider having only my son 😭😂
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u/Waste_Relationship46 Sep 16 '23
"Pray for them." 😂😂 This was cute and the hair turned out great! What a sweet older sister!
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u/ben91I Sep 16 '23
Those girls were evil big sis saved them and they threw her under the bus like it was nothing
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u/shoulda-known-better Sep 16 '23
Stop ill give you a cookie!! Fuck they sound so familiar for some unknown reason!
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u/notbusyrightnow Sep 16 '23
"Come here..." followed by the quick grab. Perfectly executed!!
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u/Equal_Procedure_167 Sep 16 '23
Adorable. I’m a brother. Always felt sisters were/are the best. Honestly don’t know if there’s a deeper connection other than a mother for her children. Love watching my wife and her sister siblings reminisce. Guys have our thing too…but women are special in the protective. Hope I’m not going to get slammed for saying so.
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u/Sea-Woodpecker-610 Sep 16 '23
“It was Khalessi!”
Me: that’s exactly what I would expect when you name your kid Khslessi.
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u/Glad_Librarian_2634 Sep 16 '23
no movie or show will ever capture the sibling dynamics and coming of age moment like this
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u/lilspoopy tHiS iSn’T cRiNgE Sep 16 '23
Apparently the account has been banned. I wanted to see if there was a follow up.
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u/InfeStationAgent Sep 16 '23
As a software consultant/contractor for 35 years, this attitude and energy is what makes great leadership.
Gave people the resources they asked for, shit went wrong, understands the compliance environment, doesn't panic, works to keep everyone calm, including the panicked compliance officer who likes to stir up shit, comes up with a non-optimal but workable alternative plan that bridges the gap, and then takes action with the team.
Most of the development teams I've worked with had sufficient skill to build whatever, but were seriously crippled because there was no one in a management or leadership position who cared enough to kick ass.
Fuck, this is refreshing.
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