Can I get a damn like lol
Them kids be playing me #damn. funny. #🙈 i laugh at my own jokes #sometimes funny #always makes me laugh #same sense of humor🤪
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I don't find these jokes funny, tbh. The problem is that so many mothers say no because they've actually put thought into why they'd say no. And when dad comes in and says yes, it 1. undermines mom's authority, 2. gives dad the *privilege* of being the fun parent while making mom the bad guy, and 3. could just be downright bad for the kids if mom knows something dad doesn't know yet or she's actually thought it through, and dad refuses to. One thing my parents *always* did was try to be as united in their decisions as possible. Early on it was difficult and they'd argue, but they got the hang of it as they grew older. My parents never purposefully contradicted each other and always made an effort to ask what the other had said first before answering for themselves.