the scariest part is that this is exactly how most parents are

You know, my parents never really spoke of the possibility of my falling in love or getting married or having children. Even as a little girl, they wanted me to think as a future career as a, you know, interior designer, or lawyer or something like that.

Loki

These parent's deserve an applause!

fed up

7 Things You Could Do To Love Your Parents More

1. Spend more time with them. Tell them that you love them and appreciate the hard work they are doing.
   
2. Help with chores. For example, help look after the house, take the garbage out, or mope the floor. Help groceries shopping or cooking.
   
3. Ask how their day went. If they’ve been working, ask if they’re tired and if they’d need a message of some sort. Prepare their dinner.
   
4. Help out with the finance. If you’re still really young, don’t spend too much or want too much. Your parents work really hard to make ends meet, so show that you appreciate their efforts by not making them waste their hard earned money. If you’re older, work for yourself and help chip in to the family expenses.
   
5. Find out what they truly appreciate and take time to spend it with them. For example, if you know your parents enjoy watching a certain TV drama or have a certain hobby, tag along.
   
6. Take them travelling or go travelling with them. If you have time off work or school, take the free time forming good memories with them. Take lots of photos!
   
7. Remember their anniversaries. Remember special dates for them and get them gift, gift card, or an appreciation note. Celebrate their birthdays, New Years or special days with them! 

I don't want to end up like my parents.

‘And, yeah, we’re gonna drive each other crazy sometimes. But you got to remember, that’s part of what brought us together in the first place.’

Love your parents.

Love your parents. We are so busy

 growing up, we often forget they

 are also growing old.

When I wake up on my birthday:

What I expect my parents have planned:


What they actually do:

You know it's real

When you meet the parents.

a lot of parents

That awkward moment when you see one of your parents' old friends.

They’re like:


You’re like:


They say, “Oh my god, I haven’t seen you since you were a baby! You probably don’t remember me… give me a hug!”


Then, after they leave, you can’t help but think, “Who the hell was that?”

And I’m like “Are you sure?”

When I’m an adult and have kids I will make/buy this and then ask my kids if they want some:

They’ll be all


“Um, no thanks.”

And I’m like “Are you sure?”


“Yup.”

“Positive?”


“Yes, mom.”

“Okay, then me and your father will eat it.”

And they’re all


Until I cut it , then they’re all




“Oh, now you want some, right? Too bad.”




PARENTING, YOU’RE DOING IT RIGHT.

When you have a great day but your parents ruin it when you get home.

When you're asking your parents if your friend can sleep over

Every kid today wants to be Batman, Superman or Spider-man. I blame the parents.

I hate when my parents come into my room at like 7 am to ask me something

They burst through the door like


And I'm just like