Black parents when you come in the house without speaking

[JOne]

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[SuperCleopatrajones]

When he said, "You heard me the first time " I knew he was dead.

[JOne]

The biggest unwritten rule in a black household! 😂

[brandonhunter]

Me: “You heard me the first time.”
My headstone: “… and that was the last time.”

[michellehawkins]

My parents were pretty southern and this along with saying something before leaving the house was pretty much a requirement. And lord forbid if someone honked the car horn for you and didn't come to the door.

[ginacleveland]

My grandmother made me literally walk back out the door and come back in the house! She said "and act like you got some sense" 🤣🤣

[yattaguru]

Nurse: _What brings you into the ER today?_

Dad: _I found him laid out in the park. I think someone hit him._

[rjoy]

It's not just at home. I was taught that if I entered a room anywhere that it was my responsibility to show myself friendly, respectful, and approachable by addressing those already there. How they choose to respond would inform me as to how I should continue to interact. However, the initial interaction was always my responsibility as a newcomer. To be honest this gave me confidence as a child and later as an adult because I don't wait for others to make me feel a part or like I belong.

[juatinatemple]

In the morning my Nana would say “ I didn’t sleep with you last night”.

[HotspurFC-cuny]

“So I gotta speak everytime I come in now.” Bro just get the funeral arrangements ready 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[blueeyedfox]

Im a firm believer...you must speak And you betta tell yo friends to acknowledge your momma 💯 🙋🏽‍♀️🤨😠😂😂😂

[kellyscott]

The facial expressions of that awesome Dad are epic! Way to go Dad❤

[yvonneamber]

That’s right! Great parenting. I always correct my daughter to say hi and greet me with a kiss or a hello…and not to just go to her room. Old school values and kindness. Right on!

[BrianErwin]

the kids and they friends need to know, that's the first and most important assignment when walking into someone's house

[ThatBigGuyAl]

“You heard me the first time” 💀💀. You only say that once and never again

[diamoneyes]

My mom makes my son greet her with good afternoon grandma every day after school. It shows respect for people and the home.

[bonniecastle]

Nothing better than a protective, teaching parent. You love your son, and you are full of wisdom which is the best love you could give him!! 💟💟 Will take some years for him to understand how loving you are.

[joshbecker]

Bruh this guys dad vibes are on point harder then a good hound

[redheadwithafierytemper]

"No, you don't have to speak but you also don't have to stay in my house either".

[tamsinwood]

I'm gotta speak everything I come in now?"