Thread replies: 13
Thread images: 2
Thread images: 2
File: 1481936026255.jpg (94KB, 500x498px) Image search:
[Google]
94KB, 500x498px
Hey /int/ wondering if you guys had ever experience something like this or not.
Few days back my grandmother just died and the whole family all meet at the hospital. Everyone would be mourning and talking about the good times with each other, except the grandchildren age below 15. They somehow just laugh it off and even joke about grandma just "GG". Some even watch pewdiepie and some shitty makeup video while in the morgue. I was really pissed of on how edgy my little nieces are and kinda blow my steam off on them.
What puzzles me is how teenagers react to death with so much disrespect to the elderly. Do you lads ever experiences something like this or something similar?
>>
That's what happens when parents don't hit their children.
>>
it's because they haven't been able to appreciate the wisdom that comes with age
and it's stupid getting angry over them for it
>>
>>72178567
idk seems like a joke a lot of us would've made at that age
>>
>things that never happened, volume 1
>>
>>72178567
I'd be pissed too desu. That's very disrespectful.
>>
>>72179797
Why the doubt?
>>
>>72179854
>that one kiwi autist with manboobs and grey skin posts something autistic
>"why don't you believe every word he says!?"
>>
>>72178567
Kids are getting dumber and dumber. When I was 12, my grandmother died and I took her death very emotionally.
>>
>>72178567
Maybe they were just trying to have some fun with it. Make the most of a bad situation.
>>
>>72178567
Kids don't feel death, it's normal.
>>
Bash their skulls open and check their amygdala. Thats the part of the brain that controls emotion.
It's usually underdeveloped in psychopaths.
>>
File: 1474505143969.png (380KB, 691x470px) Image search:
[Google]
380KB, 691x470px
>>72180186
>insists on bashing open the skulls of children
>calls others psychopaths
Thread posts: 13
Thread images: 2
Thread images: 2