PrivateAlps.net - Offshore Cloud Services | VPS/RDP/VPN - Dedicated Servers - Webhosting - TOR Services - Auto Deploy
The Lounge

What's the weirdest rule you had in your home growing up?

Submitted by oltbos13, , Thread ID: 128776

Thread Closed
20-04-2019, 07:03 PM
#1
My dad made up a rule to stop my big brother from asking about getting a dog every ten seconds. We had neighbors on both sides who had dogs, so the rule was that only every other house could have a dog. My brother believed it for a looonnnngg time.

RE: What's the weirdest rule you had in your home growing up?

#2
I had the weardest rule... I must wash my face before eating :D

RE: What's the weirdest rule you had in your home growing up?

#3
My mother hated farting. Like a lot. So much so that if I farted "too hard" in front of her she'd yell at me. When I was younger I'd even get grounded.
As I got older though she became more lenient, I literally wasn't allowed to fart around her.
She still doesn't like it. Sometimes I do it just to fuck with her.

RE: What's the weirdest rule you had in your home growing up?

#4
No food no drink this was such a bad rule for me so curretly i am really not good

RE: What's the weirdest rule you had in your home growing up?

This post was last modified: 21-04-2019, 11:15 PM by englishwineguy
#5
i grew up in foster care...weirdest rule was dont tell your social worker about the weed
20-04-2019, 09:29 PM
wulfking Wrote:
My mother hated farting. Like a lot. So much so that if I farted "too hard" in front of her she'd yell at me. When I was younger I'd even get grounded.
As I got older though she became more lenient, I literally wasn't allowed to fart around her.
She still doesn't like it. Sometimes I do it just to fuck with her.

get her a whoopeecushion for xmas, that will make her freak out when she can let one rip between her fingers

RE: What's the weirdest rule you had in your home growing up?

#6
My dad made this rule where he leaves to go to the store but I've been waiting 17 years

RE: What's the weirdest rule you had in your home growing up?

#7
Kinda depressing looking back at it, but me and my brother were never allowed to show emotion. Anything less than "fine" was absolutely unacceptable. Screwed me up for a long time, and if anyone else is going threw that, I urge you to seek professional help.

Users browsing this thread: 2 Guest(s)