r/hatethissmug • u/BenSibbs • 2d ago
Roleplay/In Character I hate when my parents abandon me.

Here I am, (3m) With my mum (old f) We were hanging out one day having a brilliant time. We were having a deep conversation about our favourite dinosaur, when all of a sudden my mum says that there's something cool behind me. Not being one to give up this golden opportunity, I turn around, but alas there was nothing of interest to be found. When i looked back, My mum had abandoned me.
No idea how the hell she expects me to survive, Think I'm going to have to call the police, report her missing. If anyone has any information, please come forwards. Her name is Mum, she's about Thiiiis tall. Please respond with any leads.
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u/BenSibbs 2d ago
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u/Saymynaian 2d ago
I am not a doctor, but I think your problems might be worse than you think. Your reaction is something I'd expect from a much younger guy, and I'm talking someone literally 28 months younger than you. That's years of maturity that you've let drag, and it's clear you haven't been pulling your weight in this relationship. By three, you should already be confident and independent enough in your relationship to not need mommy holding your hand every second.
Maybe it's your generation and its entitlement, but I (2m) overcame my abandonment/object permanence issues by peekaboomaxxing basically since I was born. By 6 months, I wasn't just waiting for my mom to show up, I was slapping her hands away and proving I could find her. All this natty, only breast milk, none of that formula shit. You need to start putting in the work, because mommy can't do it all. YTA.
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u/skippydinglechalk115 1d ago
Edit: she's abandoned me again
Edit: she came back somehow
Edit: she's abandoned me again
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u/defunctgravity1924 2d ago
The greatest post on this sub I’ve seen recently
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u/TJeffersonsBlackKid 1d ago
I read the post without looking g at the pic and I was so fucking confused.
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u/Little-Grade9635 2d ago
Three year old male here...
You're a bit old to not understand that she hasn't gone away, she's cover her face with her hands.
Your real worries should be these adult obsessions with with taking our noses. Father has forgotten to return mine, I fear I may not survive through the night.
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u/AgentWowza 1d ago
Hmmm, these must be the troubles that the peasant 3-year olds must grapple with.
As a 3-year old who worked hard to be born in an affluent family, my biggest issue is how my doting parents insist on having all my meals delivered by airplane directly to my dining table.
Think of the cost of all that jet fuel in today's markets, hmm, quite.
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u/-confuseddragonfly- 1d ago
"directly into my mouth" was right there. Typical of a young baby such as yourself to not think about that. I (4f but mommy says I'm still her little baby) don't have problems like that because I already deliver it to my own mouth by airplane.
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u/Littlenemesis 1d ago
For real though xD My son is 3½, and I took his nose for the first the other night, and it absolutely ruined bedtime... I had no idea! I had a hard time trying to console him without laughing.
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u/Entire_Inspector8999 Hatingonsmugs 2d ago
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u/Neptunes_toystore 2d ago
3 and still depend on your mom? Crazy bro. I’m 18 months and have had a job and my license since 7 months. I drive my parents everywhere and pay their bills. Time to grow up and start paying your way
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u/Slight-Veneer #1 hater of vagueness 2d ago
2 year old here, what can I expect from my next year? Wanted to ask a professional directly.
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u/epicpersononthisapp 2d ago
Can yall explain the reference ?
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u/Express-Weird-2360 2d ago
Babies don't have object permanence so if you hide your face or leave the room they think you disappeared
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u/Ok-Anything-9398 2d ago
Her last known location is directly behind her own hands. She never actually left the room, but you've got no way of knowing that, so from where you're lying it's a genuine vanishing.
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u/Crazykid23576 Personal beef with a moon 1d ago
I actually thought this would be a trauma dumping post for a minute
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u/SpringNo9111 20h ago
I (4mf) have experienced this before, I have a very reckless father who shows up then leaves every time we have a conversation about our favorite color or bug.
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u/KaladinKh0lin 2d ago
What are your views on the Great Man theory of History?
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u/GorgonzolaGary97 r/wehateDougdoug will hear about this 2d ago