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Well, it turns out she still wet the bed at night.

My parents came and got me shortly after I found that rule out.
ThaAshHole1988
2.
“The weirdest thing I remember is that at my one friend’s house, nobody laughed at farts.

I come from a fart-positive family who thinks they’re hilarious.
“I used to visit this family down the road to play with the kids.
They did not own a cat.”

rebeccam4e04c2006
4.
“My cousins' other grandmother baked their birthday cakes.
She baked little toys inside the cake, which I thought was fantastic.

I never thought about the choking hazard until I was an adult.
Speaking of choking, I had neighbors who didn’t make ice cubes.
I do not know why.

But they would freeze metal bottle tops and use them to chill drinks.
Even as a young child, I thought that was f’d up.”
“I stayed over at a friend’s [house] once when I was about nine.

For dinner, all the kids got a bowl of tinned beans or spaghetti hoops.
What I Did In The Shadows
6.
“Whenever there was thunder, everyone had to huddle in the hallway until it was over.

Super nice family otherwise.”
“My best friend’s mom used to make me drink milk with dinner.
I was lactose intolerant and drank water at home.

She also fed me liver.
Also, probably because my parents were atheists, they insisted I go to church on Sundays.
The whole thing was freaky, and to this day, church services creep me out.”

westofillinois
8.
“Growing up, I had a babysitter whose daughter didn’t like the ‘taste’ of water.
I’m sure y’all know the taste of apple or orange juice after toothpaste…yuck!”
They started at the front and hosed it out the back.
All of our houses back then had solid oak floors.
janetuckett
10.
We had to say ‘pump’ instead, which is a very British childish equivalent!”
Cosette
12.
“Over the summer, I walked my dog in our usual spot in the woods with my husband.
We see all sorts of people and doggos.
We walk by a family without a dog and young kids.
The dad tells him to put the stick down because this isn’t the time to play with sticks.
YOU’RE IN THE WOODS…
THIS LITERALLY IS ONE OF THE TIMES AND PLACES TO PLAY WITH STICKS.”
“My husband grew up in a very strict household.
He still refuses to wear a tie as an adult!”
leahm491b1c910
14.
[I also] had to take their vitamins…
I quickly became ‘allergic’ to them.
“I was about 12 years old when I went to play with a new friend down the block.
Her brother and both parents were home, so I went to say hi and introduce myself.
So here I am, sitting on a chair getting ‘inspected’ while the family stood around staring.
dianejacobs
16.
She was hyper for a matter of, like, five minutes and chilled out.
I remember being mind-blown that a teenager got like that off of candy.”