What’s the white counterpart to: “I’mma give you something to cry about!”
leaC30 on
The fact that most of us read it with the tone and inflection 😅 means most of us heard it.
Strange-Recover4004 on
White parents are different nowadays cause I saw a white mom with a full white child at the grocery store and that little boy was acting a whole fool. I kid you not she grabbed his arm and said you keep it up and I will embarrass your ass in this store … I was shook and also impressed 😂😂😂😂
son-of-a-brick on
Say “What” again! C’mon, say “What” again! I dare ya, I double dare ya.
RJ_The_Avatar on
partner_fartner on
My white parents never once said “I’m sorry”
Curlyhaired_Wife on
Now I will hit my kids with the “do it again” phrase but I absolutely apologize to my children. Part of my goal in raising them is for them to be adults who can have healthy relationships and take accountability. I have to model it and teach it to them first, and being able to apologize when you’re wrong is part of it.
Gentle_Phase on
White parents: “Don’t do that..”
Black parents: “Do it again…”
White parents: “You better not..”
Black parents: “I wish you would..”
White parents: “Stop that..”
Black parents: “Keep it up..”
White parents: “Do not say that..”
Black parents: “Say it again..”
hungryforwaffuls on
I DARE YOU
Queefer_Sutherland- on
“I brought you into this world and I’ll take you out” was some bullshit my mom pulled.
hihowubduin on
Heard the first one a lot, never “I’m sorry” no matter how much it was definitely needed and deserved.
I make sure to apologize to my kids when I fuck up. It stops with me.
But I definitely have told them “do it again” way more than to stop 💀🤣
bro_curls on
As a POC, doing it the 1st time is not the lesson. It’s doing it a 2nd time down the line that makes it stick.
MrsRandommmm on
Me to my son: I dare you…*mom stare*
OGIBLP on
“I am not the one”
nrag726 on
I’ll never forget that scene from The Boondocks where the white kid is throwing a tantrum in the store and Robert hands the mom a belt
ChickenNugs4Hugs on
My mama’s go to was “keep it up” or “keep on”.
HerderWernert on
that do it again needs to be followed up with a “i dare you”
walkenfan on
I cant be the only white kid that grew up with a parent who kept a small stash of weapons to use on me for beatings. A hairbrush, belt, and small wooden racket. It hurt my soul because she took the racket from my own toys.
Slippery-ape on
Mom, Im thirsty!!!
“Drink your spit or use the garden hose, stop opening my god damn door, i ain’t trying to cool the outside”
Any body? Just me?
Nervous-Leading9415 on
My wife and I said let’s raise our kids how we would have wanted to be raised. And we have to pull each other back in once in awhile from being too soft or too strict, but it’s refreshing. I’m American and she isn’t so it’s interesting how we both had crazy childhoods and cultures but we are still 100% trying to do it better. And anyone who thinks they have it nailed down is full of shit, but I’m glad we are all talking about it and trying.
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“And hurry up before I change my mind.”
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What’s the white counterpart to: “I’mma give you something to cry about!”
The fact that most of us read it with the tone and inflection 😅 means most of us heard it.
White parents are different nowadays cause I saw a white mom with a full white child at the grocery store and that little boy was acting a whole fool. I kid you not she grabbed his arm and said you keep it up and I will embarrass your ass in this store … I was shook and also impressed 😂😂😂😂
Say “What” again! C’mon, say “What” again! I dare ya, I double dare ya.
My white parents never once said “I’m sorry”
Now I will hit my kids with the “do it again” phrase but I absolutely apologize to my children. Part of my goal in raising them is for them to be adults who can have healthy relationships and take accountability. I have to model it and teach it to them first, and being able to apologize when you’re wrong is part of it.
White parents: “Don’t do that..”
Black parents: “Do it again…”
White parents: “You better not..”
Black parents: “I wish you would..”
White parents: “Stop that..”
Black parents: “Keep it up..”
White parents: “Do not say that..”
Black parents: “Say it again..”
I DARE YOU
“I brought you into this world and I’ll take you out” was some bullshit my mom pulled.
Heard the first one a lot, never “I’m sorry” no matter how much it was definitely needed and deserved.
I make sure to apologize to my kids when I fuck up. It stops with me.
But I definitely have told them “do it again” way more than to stop 💀🤣
As a POC, doing it the 1st time is not the lesson. It’s doing it a 2nd time down the line that makes it stick.
Me to my son: I dare you…*mom stare*
“I am not the one”
I’ll never forget that scene from The Boondocks where the white kid is throwing a tantrum in the store and Robert hands the mom a belt
My mama’s go to was “keep it up” or “keep on”.
that do it again needs to be followed up with a “i dare you”
I cant be the only white kid that grew up with a parent who kept a small stash of weapons to use on me for beatings. A hairbrush, belt, and small wooden racket. It hurt my soul because she took the racket from my own toys.
Mom, Im thirsty!!!
“Drink your spit or use the garden hose, stop opening my god damn door, i ain’t trying to cool the outside”
Any body? Just me?
My wife and I said let’s raise our kids how we would have wanted to be raised. And we have to pull each other back in once in awhile from being too soft or too strict, but it’s refreshing. I’m American and she isn’t so it’s interesting how we both had crazy childhoods and cultures but we are still 100% trying to do it better. And anyone who thinks they have it nailed down is full of shit, but I’m glad we are all talking about it and trying.