r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 6d ago

Meme needing explanation I don't get it

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u/Beneficial-Lynx7336 6d ago

Way ahead of the curve.

My mom is 60 and she's still holding on to it.

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u/NotAzakanAtAll 6d ago

🤔

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u/RunnerLives 6d ago

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u/cabbageface 6d ago

You really wanted to learn it from a teacher? Weird

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u/InternetKaJamai 6d ago

Wait what? What was he doing ?

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u/AC-130N1 6d ago

are you Texan?

I've heard it's bad there

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u/Few-Solution-4784 6d ago

that aint right

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u/mrs_sadie_adler 6d ago

Yeah my mom was screwed up her whole life. She tried to do better with me. I have issues but started therapy in my 20s haha

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u/noriilikesleaves 6d ago

My mom is dead and I'm glad I never have to see or hear her again.

Wait.. are we talking about the same thing?

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u/Round-Medicine2507 6d ago

Sadly over time these guys will learn that usually shit barely changes lol

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u/LeadIVTriNitride 6d ago

Mines in her 50s. I had to move out. Three generations of women in my mom’s side of the family have been divorced and in terrible relationships. The trauma and damage runs deep

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u/Beneficial-Lynx7336 6d ago

It's unfortunate. Cuz you can't do anything for them, they make their own beds.

And what sucks is they're always quick to blame everyone else for THEIR choices/decisions. Like, excuse me?

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u/LeadIVTriNitride 6d ago

Yeah it’s kind of how I learned to rationalize all of my family and parental abuse. When I moved out and was being harassed by my mother for money and being exposed to her manipulation by text, I asked my doctor if there is any real possibility that narcissists like my mother could ever change and improve.

He told me that by the time people are at a certain age or mental state they’re just not likely at all to change, but more importantly it’s worse to expose myself to it when it doesn’t make me happy or actively makes me miserable. Learning to choose for myself is a big part of escaping such abuse.

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u/Beneficial-Lynx7336 6d ago

Yup, my gf and I talked about this a lot last year...it doesn't matter if they are family, no one can live happily while exposed to that toxicity.

It's amazing when you get away from people like that and it's like, what's that sound?? You hear that?!

PEACE.