Daughters Get Brutally Honest with Their Moms | Split Decision

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0:00 - Intro
0:38 - Prompt 1: I feel responsible for your happiness
4:20 - Prompt 2: You have invaded my privacy
12:29 - Prompt 3: I find it hard to be 100% honest with you
15:56 - Prompt 4: There are times I needed you, but didn't want to bother you
27:22 - Prompt 5: You have a bad habit that worries me
28:36 - Prompt 6: You have defined the way I see the world

[simonsays]

Hearing that mom say she put privacy blockers on all her kids computers, phones, everything is absolutely CRAZY!! She has serious control issues.

[brynnk]

The story about the mom writing a story about her daughter and calling her the b word made me so emotional. The mom should be ashamed of herself and its nothing to laugh about. I'm so glad the other mom asked if her daughter was okay.

[alexrice]

WOW - the mom that called her daughter a b1tch online for people to see is absolutely awful. It's still online with her real name.

[francisvevo]

I couldn’t imagine calling my dad “bestie” knowing that he almost beat my mom to death.

[vespera]

not them justifying the privacy prompt...

[SkilledTadpole]

Moms admitting to war crimes within the first 10 minutes 🚩

[itsmj]

How does your dad beat your mom and you're still "besties"?!?!?! I could neverrr and I will never. Whoever lays a finger on my mother is absolutely dead to me forever.

[werkaraperka]

I feel like if I would do this with my mom we would argue and cry

[amel]

Calling an abuser ‘bestie’ and ‘the best dad’ is WILD. That poor mother

[justahungryperson]

Nah you’ve gotta appreciate the host’s ability to manage the situations even when they get really awkward😭 Takahashi my goat 🐐

[junojx]

You can see through Sarah. The run up to her daughter was so performative. And the article’s still up… Who would write something like that regardless of clickbait?🤦‍♀️

[hesherlobster]

I would really wish someone as therapist would come there and explain to the moms why invading privacy is such a harmful thing to do and the way it affects their trust in the future, and also to validate daughter's feelings. 😢

[sunflowersandsand]

The first mom who admitted to putting spyware on all of her kids' devices is out of control. You're looking at her images, texts and browsing history?! That's a massive no no! If I was her daughter I'd want to get out of her household asap. That's too far.

Update: Just heard the part when Artista explains that her kids' father beat her so bad that she was almost UNALIVED and the daughter says he's her best friend...each to their own ig but there's no way I could refer to someone who did that as my "bestie".

[mspears_bobobuddytheseniorcat]

Can’t that mom just take down or private the blog post? If it’s even effecting her daughter get jobs because she used her real name, that’s not okay!

[lanadellola]

the mother-daughter dynamic is so sacred yet can be so toxic. especially when a mother is envious of her daughter, usually in regards to beauty, opportunity, or her father’s unconditional love.

[jada]

I don’t understand how someone can be both a really bad partner and an amazing parent. If you’re beating your partner, you’ve failed as a parent.

[jessw]

they skipped over the part where the mom says she has extreme privacy blockers on her childrens devices way too quickly

[Littlefroggiesasmr]

The mum that called her daughter a b!tch online is actually insane the fact that her daughter will have to live with that online for the rest of her life is horrible in my opinion I think that is such a arrogant and irresponsible thing to do as a mother to ur own child……

[xvdkutq]

I’m sorry but if my parents ever put spyware on my devices they wouldn’t have a child anymore I think that’s so embarrassing

[itisritah]

The privacy prompt triggered me because my mom always tells me that I'll only have it when I'm in my own home. I'm 19 and moving out for college for that reason.