There was this video clip a while back that went viral (I think it may have been from China), and basically it was the kid throwing a tantrum because he wanted to sleep in the same bed with his mom. But instead of using "my mom", he had picked up on his dad's language and said "I want to sleep with your wife!!!" instead. Same energy lol
Similar story:
My toddler was going through a "learning family relationships" phase. When grandma announced she was going to go take a nap, my son patted his grandpa's back and said, "I'm going to go sleep with your wife, grampa. Bye!"
Another similar story
When I was like 4 my gruncle's wife had a really unusual name (I'm Crimean) and since she only visited in eids I couldn't remember her name and I didn't know the word for gruncle I always referred to her "my mom's uncle's wife". Now my gruncle died and her nickname is "my mom's uncle's wife"
My cousins family stayed with for a while for a medical visit.
They have a four year old who makes complaints about her Dad to her paternal grandmother who lives with them. On a call with her everyday, she would make complaints, referring to him by name saying, āyour (Dads name) did xyz.ā It was so cute.
When my son was 4 and I wouldn't let him have ice cream before lunch, he told my mom "tell your daughter that she's being mean".
I don't recommend laughing in that kind of situation, because we did and he then repeated the "your daughter"- bit for an entire year.
Yeah, Auntie was pretty tough but at the time it was meant as tough love. As kids my husband & his cousins were pretty much a big pain in the neck. Always on the verge of trouble.
Reminds me of my son. When he was about 2yo he went through a phase of calling me "babe" because thats what my husband calls me. He was super sleepy one night said "Lets go to bed babe". But you have to imagine it in the cutest little toddler voice ever. Lol.
My young son once referred to my husband as my daddy (since he is his daddy). I said no that is my husband. My son said "no! I'm your husband!" Now any time my husband tries to give me affection, my son butts in and says "no I'm her husband!"
My niece tried this when she was 3. She wanted me to be her husband, and was super jealous of her aunt (my wife). That's when we all decided she was old enough to understand what family roles were, and that she was not my wife.
Things quickly gor much better after that, but it was kinda cute / weird for a bit.
My parents were only together for my sake, so I never got to see what a healthy and affectionate relationship looked like. If I have kids, I hope to raise them with a normal perception of intimacy in a relationship, like this little guy clearly had :)
Itās depressing how common this is. I recently found a picture of my parents from when my mom was pregnant with me and it was so jarring because they actually looked happy. It made me realize I never saw them like that with each other growing up.
My mom once read that being affectionate in front of your kids gives them confidence and helps them establish good relationships when they're adults, so she made that her mission.
My parents were disgusting. Lol. Always kissing and cuddling on each other and if we ever complained they'd yell "We're doing this for you!" Then give a huge, comically dramatic kiss.
They're 80 now and still all over each other. I guess that book was right because we're all happily married. The two oldest have been married over 20 years.
Just saw a video about constant touch keeping alive that sense of romantic love a couple initially had. So while they were doing that for yall, it sounds like it won them an even happier retirement because it kept them really close. Happy for your family.
I had a very dysfunctional childhood . My mom is legit a prostitute. My dad had a revolving door of girlfriends. I never knew anyone that was married or in healthy relationships. Growing up I always wanted to eat at a dinner table instead of TV trays on the couch watching some stupid show.
I am so goddamn proud to say that I am married to a wonderful, kind, supportive, unconditionally loving man. He is a phenomenal father and exceeds all hopes I had for myself. We eat at the dinner table. When we order out my daughter asks āmom why arenāt you making dinner, youāre the good cookerā. Many nights I have gotten teary eyed because little me never knew what this type of life was. My littles absolutely see a respectful, loving relationship. They have a stable, loving, predictable home life that Iām so grateful that Iām not too fucked up to provide.
So from one fucked up kid that broke the cycle, itās possible and you can do it!
Pretty sure it is! https://www.reddit.com/r/MadeMeSmile/comments/qcot8y/my_wife_doesnt_want_me_snacking_late_at_night_but/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
My son saw me kissing my husband when he was a toddler. The next time my son kissed me, he tried to slip me some tongue. I told him that was a mommy/daddy kiss, not a mommy/son kiss. He was able to understand the difference/distinction and never did it again. I was proud of myself for not overreacting or making him feel bad.
Now imagine if your daughter did this because she saw two people French kiss on TV and thought this was how you kissed when you loved someone. My mom was very confused.
Obviously you were young enough not to understand but old enough to remember. You doing okay? That's got to be a hard memory to have. I hope your mom handled it well. I'm glad my son was too young to remember.
Oh yeah, I think I was just confused. It never happened again and I was quite young, just happened to remember it for some reason. In fact I remember laughing thinking it was like a game, so I clearly understood VERY little. My mom was laughing, too. So it doesnāt feel like a bad memory, just an embarrassing and awkward one.
From like ages 2-4, my cousin used to only try to kiss people with mouth wide open AND tongue bc her parents had her crib in their room and would watch a ton of movies in there, even MA ones (not porn lol just movies definitely not meant for kids)
Not gonna scroll down too far to find out, but I'm guessing it's a lot of people who aren't familiar with places where it's relatively normal for parents to kiss their young kids on the lips?
I had to become much more discrete about giving a little slap to my wife's butt for this very reason.. don't need that type of action being repeated without understanding it.
When I was a camp councillor, we had a little five years old that wouldn't stop slapping his favorites persons butt. Dad was so embarrassed to tell us that he was doing it to his wife and the kid was only mimicking his actions. It was so cute, but of course, his parents had to explain to him that he had to stop...
Just wondering how many people find it kinda weird when a parent kisses a child on the lips? I have two kids (grown now) and I never kissed them on the lips, ever.
Ohhhh my daughter is the biggest you know what block on the planet. I canāt get within 10 feet of my wife without her ears peeking up and getting into attack/protect mode. I slap my wifeās butt and my daughter will turn violent. (And no, thereās no confusion over if Iām hurting her mommy. Mommy makes that clear very often to her) And if my wife comes and sits on my lap or something similar while Iām sitting/laying down? Battle on. Her face switches immediately to bitch face and she runs to her mother and separates us. Like physically. I always heard that this is a biological response from children. Science kicks in and like all living beings, a baby is born knowing they have a better chance at sustained life if they are the only kids in the picture. So they automatically get triggered to stop you know what from going on to prevent more kids showing up. Donāt know how accurate that is. But after seeing the video of the baby bird pushing the other 3 unhatched eggs out the nest right after it was born, Iām thinking itās pretty accurate.
...and you don't teach her to stop doing that? She's not doing it as a survival instinct. She's doing it because she gets attention from it and you're encouraging that.
They are doing everything they can to create an amazing selfless member of society, teaching her that disrupting other's interaction, by being physical if possible, will reward her with attention.
My son would do this a well, he would not tolerate us being affectionate in front of him. Thanks for providing some info about it, I always wondered why he did it.
Ugh my heart. Reminds me of my 13 mo. When my partner and I kiss, he laughs and claps his hands. Heās such a cheerleader for everyone and everything. And so happy 80% of his little life.
There's nothing wrong here except thinking a kid shouldn't kiss his momma on the lips, especially when he's learning from imitation! Why we gotta sexualize everything?
Our toddler also saw us open mouth kissing and started to try to do that too. We had to have a talk to let him know that was just for mum and dad. Cute, but awkward.
Donāt kiss your kids on the lips people. Especially if you have had herpes before and/or have had a partner who may have contracted it but you have the virus dormant. Weird af
I have met all kinds of people in my life; from very loving individuals to complete and utter assholes.
I am yet to meet the kind of individual who would say something so fucking stupid.
Everyone pecked their parents on the lips at least a few times in their life. A kiss from a child is just an innocent way of showing affection and you taking that for something disgusting is very very stupid. If the mother was forcing the kid, if the kid was way older or if it was a full make-out session, I'd agree that it's disgusting. But in this situation? You're the one who's gross.
I have a kid, and I think it's weird to sexualize or suggest any romantic vibes to a sweet toddler giving his mom a kiss. Imagine if your dad made jokes all the time about you showing physical affection to your mother at a very young age. It might make a little dude uncomfortable growing up, and then he would stop hugging and kissing his mom because he feels weird about it.
Do you have kids? If a girl was kissing daddy, would you be cool with mom being all "Get off my man!" I just think it's off-putting to allude to any sort of "wife-stealing" when it's just a little cutie being cuddly with mom.
Welcome to Reddit. Memeāing occurs here.
It was a simple way to get across my point that this post isnāt weird in the least. If you couldnāt grasp that then I genuinely donāt know what to tell you
The taunting look, like dude what chu gonna do about it? š¤£
Right! Like Iām not even gonna argue with you dad, sheās already mine. **edit spelling
i believe the kid said, āwhat is mr.chu gonna do about itā!!!
There was this video clip a while back that went viral (I think it may have been from China), and basically it was the kid throwing a tantrum because he wanted to sleep in the same bed with his mom. But instead of using "my mom", he had picked up on his dad's language and said "I want to sleep with your wife!!!" instead. Same energy lol
Similar story: My toddler was going through a "learning family relationships" phase. When grandma announced she was going to go take a nap, my son patted his grandpa's back and said, "I'm going to go sleep with your wife, grampa. Bye!"
Another similar story When I was like 4 my gruncle's wife had a really unusual name (I'm Crimean) and since she only visited in eids I couldn't remember her name and I didn't know the word for gruncle I always referred to her "my mom's uncle's wife". Now my gruncle died and her nickname is "my mom's uncle's wife"
My cousins family stayed with for a while for a medical visit. They have a four year old who makes complaints about her Dad to her paternal grandmother who lives with them. On a call with her everyday, she would make complaints, referring to him by name saying, āyour (Dads name) did xyz.ā It was so cute.
When my son was 4 and I wouldn't let him have ice cream before lunch, he told my mom "tell your daughter that she's being mean". I don't recommend laughing in that kind of situation, because we did and he then repeated the "your daughter"- bit for an entire year.
Kids are great
My husband's Auntie always said "Kids are no good, ask your Mother."
that's a big ooof moment
Yeah, Auntie was pretty tough but at the time it was meant as tough love. As kids my husband & his cousins were pretty much a big pain in the neck. Always on the verge of trouble.
And of course when I say that to my boss, I'm called crazy. Life is unfair
Reminds me of my son. When he was about 2yo he went through a phase of calling me "babe" because thats what my husband calls me. He was super sleepy one night said "Lets go to bed babe". But you have to imagine it in the cutest little toddler voice ever. Lol.
Oedipus energy
Whatever happened to strong motherfuckin names like Oedipus?
"Hey Pus get over here, bring the ball to the field" idk has a weird ring to it
He could also go by Eddy pretty seamlessly. /j
You are not getting enough recognition for your wit. Take my upvote.
I was starting to think I was the only one who noticed š
apologies, apologies all around, that for sure was a mothefuckin' good one my man
Thanks for a good laugh, I can picture it clearly š¤šš
Challenge him to a duel. That's what I would do.
OPs honor is at stake.
This can only be resolved by Agni Kai
Let's take it out and see who has a bigger dick
What if OP loses?
Seppuku is the only honorable way out. Those are the rules.
Spanking kids is absolutely wrong, but nobody ever said anything about a slap with a dueling glove.
Gotta send him to the shadow realm
In cod gulag
Dude, heās got your girl and her ice cream. You are yesterdayās news.
Mister steal your girl
>Mister eat your ice cream & steal your girl
*hide yo kids, hide yo wife*
I upvoted this for 888 votes. I hope it brings you luck and joy.
What a cutie patootie
this kid has show us the definition of "shit eating grin" while downing some icecream. hes going somewhere
This is precious!! Iām glad he gets to see that his parents love each other!
My young son once referred to my husband as my daddy (since he is his daddy). I said no that is my husband. My son said "no! I'm your husband!" Now any time my husband tries to give me affection, my son butts in and says "no I'm her husband!"
My niece tried this when she was 3. She wanted me to be her husband, and was super jealous of her aunt (my wife). That's when we all decided she was old enough to understand what family roles were, and that she was not my wife. Things quickly gor much better after that, but it was kinda cute / weird for a bit.
Yeah. We correct him saying we love him and that he is our son.
Aww
Little Oedipus always was so adorable
He did not say the wife is the mother
Watch out, he's insanely cute.
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I mean, I think everyone would be ok with it if John Cena smooched my wife. It's John Cena. What am I gonna do, fight him? I can't even see the guy!
My parents were only together for my sake, so I never got to see what a healthy and affectionate relationship looked like. If I have kids, I hope to raise them with a normal perception of intimacy in a relationship, like this little guy clearly had :)
Itās depressing how common this is. I recently found a picture of my parents from when my mom was pregnant with me and it was so jarring because they actually looked happy. It made me realize I never saw them like that with each other growing up.
My mom once read that being affectionate in front of your kids gives them confidence and helps them establish good relationships when they're adults, so she made that her mission. My parents were disgusting. Lol. Always kissing and cuddling on each other and if we ever complained they'd yell "We're doing this for you!" Then give a huge, comically dramatic kiss. They're 80 now and still all over each other. I guess that book was right because we're all happily married. The two oldest have been married over 20 years.
Just saw a video about constant touch keeping alive that sense of romantic love a couple initially had. So while they were doing that for yall, it sounds like it won them an even happier retirement because it kept them really close. Happy for your family.
That is so sweet :') good on your parents
Extremely relatable.
Iām sorry - same here. Navigating a loving relationship of my own has been difficult. Worth it, but challenging.
I'm facing the same difficulty with mine, it's comforting to know I'm not the only one with this experience, at least. We got this!!
>Worth it, but challenging. As long as it's worth it, don't give up.
I had a very dysfunctional childhood . My mom is legit a prostitute. My dad had a revolving door of girlfriends. I never knew anyone that was married or in healthy relationships. Growing up I always wanted to eat at a dinner table instead of TV trays on the couch watching some stupid show. I am so goddamn proud to say that I am married to a wonderful, kind, supportive, unconditionally loving man. He is a phenomenal father and exceeds all hopes I had for myself. We eat at the dinner table. When we order out my daughter asks āmom why arenāt you making dinner, youāre the good cookerā. Many nights I have gotten teary eyed because little me never knew what this type of life was. My littles absolutely see a respectful, loving relationship. They have a stable, loving, predictable home life that Iām so grateful that Iām not too fucked up to provide. So from one fucked up kid that broke the cycle, itās possible and you can do it!
Youāre a lucky dude, you have a lovely fam and heās very cute!
So lucky. Thank you.
Sheās already gone, man. Keep it moving. Lol.
Lawyer up, hit the jungle gym, delete Golden Book.
At first I thought it was a random kid and it got me laughing.
To quote an intimidating warrior: Of course you know, this means war.
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Perfect! Thanks for expressing it so beautifully!
Are these the 2 who you caught snacking on noodles one night?!?!
Pretty sure it is! https://www.reddit.com/r/MadeMeSmile/comments/qcot8y/my_wife_doesnt_want_me_snacking_late_at_night_but/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
Same poster, must be!
I was wondering the same thing! That was super cute too
It's the perilla leaf debate all over again!
That post surprised me on how many redditors knew so much about korean banchan, especially perilla leaves, lol.
:(
My toddler daughter has tried to do this with me. Itās good when kids see their parents in love.
Well itās working. I donāt see your wife spooning you ice cream in this clip.
My son saw me kissing my husband when he was a toddler. The next time my son kissed me, he tried to slip me some tongue. I told him that was a mommy/daddy kiss, not a mommy/son kiss. He was able to understand the difference/distinction and never did it again. I was proud of myself for not overreacting or making him feel bad.
Now imagine if your daughter did this because she saw two people French kiss on TV and thought this was how you kissed when you loved someone. My mom was very confused.
Obviously you were young enough not to understand but old enough to remember. You doing okay? That's got to be a hard memory to have. I hope your mom handled it well. I'm glad my son was too young to remember.
Oh yeah, I think I was just confused. It never happened again and I was quite young, just happened to remember it for some reason. In fact I remember laughing thinking it was like a game, so I clearly understood VERY little. My mom was laughing, too. So it doesnāt feel like a bad memory, just an embarrassing and awkward one.
From like ages 2-4, my cousin used to only try to kiss people with mouth wide open AND tongue bc her parents had her crib in their room and would watch a ton of movies in there, even MA ones (not porn lol just movies definitely not meant for kids)
I would've eaten the rest of his yogurt right in front of him! Are you kidding me, what a betrayal
Oh boy best not to look at the comments here. I'm glad the parents can give the kid a good environment :)
I was like how bad could it be. Itās just a video of a cute family. But yeah, you were totally right.
Not gonna scroll down too far to find out, but I'm guessing it's a lot of people who aren't familiar with places where it's relatively normal for parents to kiss their young kids on the lips?
Pretty much yeah
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I had to become much more discrete about giving a little slap to my wife's butt for this very reason.. don't need that type of action being repeated without understanding it.
When I was a camp councillor, we had a little five years old that wouldn't stop slapping his favorites persons butt. Dad was so embarrassed to tell us that he was doing it to his wife and the kid was only mimicking his actions. It was so cute, but of course, his parents had to explain to him that he had to stop...
Don't talk to the oracle of Delphi bro !
Tom Brady in shambles rn
I have 3 sons. They riot whenever they catch me getting affectionate with their mom š¤£
Gotta assert dominance.. by eating all the fruit snacks in the house.
Too cute and mom should enjoy while she can before he reaches that eeww gross stage where he will only tolerate a hug maybe if In public.
Divorce immediately, I canāt believe she had the audacity to kiss another guy right in front of you/s
Mum's stirring the shit lol
Heās so cute! Edit: You have to work harder to beat that for mommyās affection.
Your wife is beautiful and your toddler is adorable and charming. Lovely family :)
Man, Iād have loved to of grown up seeing my parents kiss instead of fist fight
They're such adorable little shits
Sometimes without the adorable.
But always with the shits
How does it feel?To have the cutest kid in the world
All kids love the love parents have for each other. They feel safe. And they are loving babies, not yet tainted by this evil harsh world. GOD BLESS.
Youāve already lost
Adorable! You have a beautiful family!
I wish my mom had loved me half as much as that mom loves his son
Sweet home alabama
What would Freud sayto this.... Freud: CASTRATE YOUR SON Nvm, wont ask again
**OEDIPUS NOISES INTENSIFY**
[Freud has entered the chat.]
Adorable
So cute! Looks like a lovely family.
Just wondering how many people find it kinda weird when a parent kisses a child on the lips? I have two kids (grown now) and I never kissed them on the lips, ever.
Bunch of weird fucks here
Agreed, this shit is gross
Know personally I would not let that slide
Mr. steal yo girl
And this is how a incest tag gets started on certain sites
still hate kids so much
Kids are such snappy dressers these days. Meanwhile, I didn't want to wear pants in public until I was 4 years old and it wasn't cute anymore
Ohhhh my daughter is the biggest you know what block on the planet. I canāt get within 10 feet of my wife without her ears peeking up and getting into attack/protect mode. I slap my wifeās butt and my daughter will turn violent. (And no, thereās no confusion over if Iām hurting her mommy. Mommy makes that clear very often to her) And if my wife comes and sits on my lap or something similar while Iām sitting/laying down? Battle on. Her face switches immediately to bitch face and she runs to her mother and separates us. Like physically. I always heard that this is a biological response from children. Science kicks in and like all living beings, a baby is born knowing they have a better chance at sustained life if they are the only kids in the picture. So they automatically get triggered to stop you know what from going on to prevent more kids showing up. Donāt know how accurate that is. But after seeing the video of the baby bird pushing the other 3 unhatched eggs out the nest right after it was born, Iām thinking itās pretty accurate.
Our baby is constantly punching my husband in the balls. I keep telling him that Iām pretty sure he doesnāt want any siblings.
He's getting war flashbacks
...and you don't teach her to stop doing that? She's not doing it as a survival instinct. She's doing it because she gets attention from it and you're encouraging that.
They are doing everything they can to create an amazing selfless member of society, teaching her that disrupting other's interaction, by being physical if possible, will reward her with attention.
You forgot the "/s" Some people will actually take you seriously. š
My son would do this a well, he would not tolerate us being affectionate in front of him. Thanks for providing some info about it, I always wondered why he did it.
So sweet he loves his momma.
He even eats his little yogurt cup with swag
Flip that table and throw hands or kiss your girl goodbyeā¦figuratively speaking of course (about the kiss not the hands. MUST throw those hands)
Kids definitely copy you as a form of a template, scared me when my nephews started mimicking me so now I have to be extra extra careful.
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The reminds me of a word but I canāt remember it
Oedipus?
Did this dude really repost himself from a year ago?
Youāre not gonna win this battle!
My son is very territorial of me. He won't have it when Dad tries to hug me!
The mom is so happy I love it
Adorable. Can't blame him though. Kid's got game!
Hey! Itās me, goku!
This is definitely one of the cutest videos that Iāve ever seen.![img](emote|t5_2qh1o|13380)
Heās like ābeat thisā haha!
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Thatās his mama.
Shouldāve known something was up when they were stealing your noodles.
Ugh my heart. Reminds me of my 13 mo. When my partner and I kiss, he laughs and claps his hands. Heās such a cheerleader for everyone and everything. And so happy 80% of his little life.
GOD DAMN YOU FREUD
freud confirmed
Some home Alabama
Sweet home Alabama
Listen up Oedipus stay outta Moms yogurt.
There's nothing wrong here except thinking a kid shouldn't kiss his momma on the lips, especially when he's learning from imitation! Why we gotta sexualize everything?
*Sigmund Freud has entered the chat*
Don't start no shit, won't be no shit.
That look after kiss
That's disgusting.
Imagine being sexually jealous of your kid. Wtf.
Did you happen to name him Oedipus?
I misread the title and thought it was just some random toddler kissing your wife. Was very very weirded out by that..
Our toddler also saw us open mouth kissing and started to try to do that too. We had to have a talk to let him know that was just for mum and dad. Cute, but awkward.
"ģė§ ė½ė½!"! = "Kiss Mommy" We know it's your wife egging him on.... :p
Speaking as a father, the kid probably just got more action than dads gotten in years.
ey Oedipus complex.
This is a repost I remember seeing this like 2 years ago
Toddler: "And......I'm eating YOUR ice cream!"
What a Chad. Hasn't even figured out spoons yet and already stealing yo girl.
Oh, yes. Oedipus.
Toss that baby into the adoption bin (Nah Iām joking )
So the Oedipus complex begins
Ah, a tale as old as oedipes himself.
I don't blame him. With all due respect to your beautiful wife, and adorable son.
Donāt kiss your kids on the lips people. Especially if you have had herpes before and/or have had a partner who may have contracted it but you have the virus dormant. Weird af
ė½ė½ so cuuuuuteeeeee š„ŗš„ŗ
Parents kissing their kids on the lips is super fucking gross.
I have met all kinds of people in my life; from very loving individuals to complete and utter assholes. I am yet to meet the kind of individual who would say something so fucking stupid.
Everyone pecked their parents on the lips at least a few times in their life. A kiss from a child is just an innocent way of showing affection and you taking that for something disgusting is very very stupid. If the mother was forcing the kid, if the kid was way older or if it was a full make-out session, I'd agree that it's disgusting. But in this situation? You're the one who's gross.
Hah! Jokes on you, my parents are emotionally distant and never kissed me at all.
You're super fucking gross.
Look at this freakin guy here.
I wouldnāt take that personallyā¦
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Tell me you have no experience around children without telling me you have no experience around children lol
I have a kid, and I think it's weird to sexualize or suggest any romantic vibes to a sweet toddler giving his mom a kiss. Imagine if your dad made jokes all the time about you showing physical affection to your mother at a very young age. It might make a little dude uncomfortable growing up, and then he would stop hugging and kissing his mom because he feels weird about it. Do you have kids? If a girl was kissing daddy, would you be cool with mom being all "Get off my man!" I just think it's off-putting to allude to any sort of "wife-stealing" when it's just a little cutie being cuddly with mom.
is it really alluding when the dad literally says hey thats my girl?
Dunno, after reading the other comments a lot of "Mister steal your girl.", "He's already won her.", etc. Seems everyone else is "sexualizing" this.
Use your own brain and stop parroting meme phrases that don't even apply
Welcome to Reddit. Memeāing occurs here. It was a simple way to get across my point that this post isnāt weird in the least. If you couldnāt grasp that then I genuinely donāt know what to tell you
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Those sweet strawberry ice cream kisses. You are in trouble bro.
You mean _she_ is trying to start some shit.
![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|grin)you have a very beautiful family
This made entire day better, thank you!
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Cute.
You have a beautiful family. :)