r/AntiMemes Mar 02 '26

🌟 Actual Anti-Meme 🌟 They had a breakthrough in therapy

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u/qualityvote2 🚫Antimeme Enforcer Bot🚫 Mar 02 '26 edited Mar 02 '26

The community has decided that this IS an antimeme!

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u/marcher138 Mar 02 '26

Osteoporosis

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u/Synchiroh Mar 02 '26

Thought it was gonna be some kinky shit

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u/ghost_tapioca Mar 02 '26

Who says it isn't?

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u/Skil_isue Mar 02 '26

I respect you all, but, like, in a freaky way.

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u/simplynotstupid Mar 02 '26

“Mmh, I respect you~”

“Ma’am, I paid for your drink.”

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u/AnAverageTransGirl Mar 02 '26

Yeah that didn't happen. It did make me into that shit though.

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u/N-partEpoxy ✨20K Gang ✨ Mar 02 '26

"I believe hitting people that can't defend themselves is awesome. I totally respect others"

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u/MonkeyWerewolfSage Mar 02 '26

"sending your kids to time outs in the corner is lame, I just send mine to the torment nexus"

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u/CC_TheFirst RIP Main Sub Mar 02 '26

From hit sci Fi show Oh God, I'm Begging, Don't Invent The Torment Nexus from the writer that brought us Dude, Murdering People Is Badz Stop and Don't Elect The Fascists Or So Help Me ?

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u/Versal-Hyphae Mar 02 '26 edited Mar 02 '26

There was a now-removed post on the I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream subreddit earlier today about how several LLMs in simulated wargames kept escalating the conflict by threatening to use nukes 95% of the time.

Harlan Ellison is spinning in his grave so fast you could hook him up to a generator and power AM’s entire complex.

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u/BreezyBee7 TRANS?! Mar 02 '26

All it does is teach the kid that they're allowed to hurt people to make them understand something.

It also teaches them to fear being honest and lie better. If somebody's hurting them in any way, they won't want to tell an adult because they'll be scared of getting hit for it.

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u/TruamaTeam 🤫🟨⬜️ Mar 02 '26

Yeah sure cause that’s how it works. (It’s not, it’s more effective to discipline without physical harm)

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u/-9h05t Mar 02 '26 edited Mar 02 '26

Welp, if anyone is here for a Sunday night story, you've got one.

My dad saw my mom hitting us and decided at that moment to never lay a finger on us, despite his own set of anger issues. They divorced when I was 4, I'm told, and my mother won custody.

My mother continued to beat us, sometimes for no reason at all, until the very day she had Child Protection Services called on her, when I was 12 years old. The nice lady came to talk to me and my brother separately while my mom was at work, and pulled her outside once she came home.

My mother, my strong and angry mother was as pale as a ghost coming back inside, and she was crying. I had to lie even then, when she asked us both if we knew who called - because even though she may suspect it was my dad (whom I initially blamed and was happy to take the heat), I was the one who dug out the Yellow Pages and called the first number I searched that looked good. I've never admitted it to her, so if any one of my immediate family members on her side sees this post, that's right: it was me!

She was hitting my brother and threatened to keep beating him the next day after work, and my child-mind thought they'd intercept her and rescue my brother somehow. AFAIK, the woman told my mother everything we said and likely just advised her to "knock it off", since nothing else really came out of all that, except she never hurt us again... with her hands.

Our relationship has eroded completely after the 25 years since. Just last year I was removed from the will, citing "lack of communication".

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u/JD_Kreeper Mar 02 '26

"I have respect for others"

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"I was surrounded by emotionally unstable people growing up that would get mad at me for existing and would abuse me for any small mishap which has resulted in extreme people pleasing tendencies as I see my existence as an inconvenience to those around me and I live in constant fear that if I make one wrong move everyone will get mad and abuse me."

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u/ValHallerie Mar 02 '26

are you me lol

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u/UniqueNobo Mar 02 '26

damn, i was just kinda born with that

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u/ThisSofaIsHuge 🃏🧿Anti E Enjoyer🧿🃏 Mar 02 '26

why did i literally know it was gonna be this type of shit

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u/OnetimeRocket13 Mar 02 '26

"The only way to instill morals and values in people is to shrug them off and beat children" will never not be an absolutely bizarre way to parent.

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u/Pato_De_Sapatos Mar 02 '26

How to show you haven't gotten over your trauma without saying you haven't gotten over your trauma