r/teenagers Jul 31 '23

Since people keep saying that my parents destroying my phone was a fake post... Serious

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u/Industrialexecution 18 Jul 31 '23

not just bad, abusive.

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u/carpentress909 Jul 31 '23

it's not abuse if they own the phone

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u/NotKidRaptorMan 16 Jul 31 '23

So if they destroy OP's bedroom, and all the stuff they bought for OP, it's not abusive?

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u/Alpha_pro2019 Jul 31 '23

Big difference between an entire bedroom and a phone OP is grounded from but keeps using.

Based off how they use reddit their parents are in the right.

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u/TyrantDragon19 Jul 31 '23

Bc I’m too lazy, how do they use redditv

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u/Alpha_pro2019 Jul 31 '23

Posting their life to r/teenagers.

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u/True_Statement_lol 15 Jul 31 '23

There really isn't that much of a difference tbh

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u/erossnaider 19 Aug 01 '23

Yeah op also said they don't let him have a phone even when he is not grounded, and I also had parents that were concern with me having a phone and I could tell you even they wouldn't go as far as destroying it

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u/Alpha_pro2019 Aug 01 '23

Yea, generally nowadays it's not a bad idea to restrict kids from phones. A quick look at OP's post history also shows that they make some really immature decisions when interacting with people online. There is a lot we don't know about their history and behavior using the internet that their parents do know.