You’ll probably relate to more than one of these.

Here are some of their answers:

1.

27, Massachusetts

2.

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Parvati, 33, India

3.

“Mental health exists, is entirely real, and guess what… you contributed to it.

elizabethmcmahon88

4.

A man and woman are having a conversation on a couch in a cozy room filled with bookshelves

“My parents cannot wrap their heads around platonic, opposite-gender friendships.

It’s embarrassing and insulting.”

38, Ohio

5.

Man in glasses and a casual outfit looks at his phone with a thoughtful expression, sitting in an office space

“The amount of access owed to others because of cell phones.

sillyexgf

6.

“I’m vehemently opposed to spanking.

An elderly woman with gray hair embraces a young boy wearing a striped shirt in a garden

My parents beat the crap out of me growing up while calling it ‘spanking.’

It made me hate them, and I learned how to lie better.”

hiddencake55

7.

Elderly man with a concerned expression inspects a product in a supermarket aisle filled with household items

“Kids' autonomy.

My mother tries to force my nephew to hug her and it makes me so mad.

I have discussed this numerous times with her.

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She huffs/rolls her eyes and everything I say goes out the window.

If I protested it didnt matter.

My autonomy was not important.”

34, Tennessee

8.

“Several socio-political issues, but the biggest frustration is the need to turn EVERY.

into a monologue moment.

I can ask about something as simple as the weather and BAM.

Unfortunately, this seems to be a common theme.

A lot of my friends are experiencing the same thing with their middle-aged parents.”

chelynwei

9.

“The cost of everything.

I actively have a go at avoid discussions about what I pay vs. what their expectations of payment are/were.

Her relative standards are based on pre-2000 prices.

$100 now is a routine Target trip for toilet paper and essentials, let alone food.”

36, New Jersey

10. supersalt94

11.

38, Ontario

12.“Gifts.

My mom won’t give cash or gift cards she feels so guilty doing that.

sleepingminion78

13.

Anonymous, US

14.And finally, “Well, first and foremost, Im not racist.”

deadpancowboy253

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