When Black Parents Refuse To Apologize After Being Wrong

[JOne]

They try to act like it never happened!! 😂😂

[bathos]

They'd rather spend their hard earned money than say a free "I'm sorry". 🤣

[floraaa]

Checkin to make sure the ceiling is still intact. I can’t. 😂

[wassupg]

Lmao..🤣😭😂 why parents jus can’t say SORRY 🤷🏾‍♀️..my mama did that several times too me..😂😭🤣 come in my room “you sleep, dat show finna come on, you comin to watch it”…🤣😭😂

[southerncalifornia]

‘You want the console or not?’
They give you attitude like you did something wrong!

[OhNoSweetie...]

Never gonna show that weakness fr Just gonna get aggressively generous 🤣

[billnye]

My mom would just get me my favorite ice cream or a new pairs of Jordan’s 😂 in all my 20 years of life I never heard “I’m Srry” from that woman tho 🤣

[angelbeats]

It's the lingering stance and stare for me! 🤣🤣 Like you know you WANT to say more! Lol. Swallow your pride Pop!🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂

[Ladycrafty]

Looking to see if any answers on the ceiling! 😂😂😂 He’s a mess!!!

[masonbotten]

As a white kid raised by a black mother can confirm 😂😂

[AnUnkindnessofCrows]

There's no apology ever coming just doing something nice to get back cool with you.

[bigschocolate]

LMAO this is hella accurate !! They REFUSE to apologize

[faithandhope]

My parents did that when I was growing up. It taught me to apologize to my own child when I am wrong. In turn, it has taught my child to apologize as well. Certain things don’t need to be generational. The only perfect person that walked this earth is Jesus.

[dustdust]

Either you want it or you don’t?? I got it in my cart right now😩😂😂

[speedyblackston]

Shit true as fuck lmao aggressively nice

[NCry-xjpb]

Sad truth. Then they wonder why we grow up emotionally cut off from everyone

[kaylove]

LMBO….. there’s no door to look behind, he done looked up at the ceiling 😂🤣🤣

[lakeidrasmith]

🤣😂🤣 I swear. When a simple apology would do.

[kkkkkkk]

Pride goeth before destruction and an haughty spirit goeth before a fall. If we want to please the most high we must remember to be humble. keep our pride in check.

[jdtheone]

Not black but grew up in this kind of family and the only thing to do is take it as a win and continue on with life and learn to smile through the pain