Phrase/Term/Saying Your Parents Find Offensive That They Shouldn't

[Phil]

Borrowing this from Sasky Stewart and expanding, slightly.

 

For me, it's the term atheist. No matter how many times I explain it, my mom can't help but hear "Satan," and inherently get offended at the notion.

 

Socialism is also another, at the moment, also only with my mom. As an avid FOX news watcher, she arches her back up like an alley cat the moment anyone mentions it, despite not really understanding just how many socialist policies she herself has taken advantage of. Doesn't stop her from taking offense, though. ?\_(ツ)_/?

[Pete]

Scumbag.

[Albatrosss]

my wife, when my son calls her "dude". she takes it as if he's calling her names. she gets pretty pissed. its funny

[josh]

my wife, when my son calls her "dude". she takes it as if he's calling her names. she gets pretty pissed. its funny

 

Growing up, my mom used to get pissed when my sister said "chill" or "freakin'"

 

 

other than that, I can't think of my parents getting triggered.

[Albatrosss]

I cant think of my parents getting pissed at me for that either

[Dunny]

"I'm not going back to University, I don't plan on finishing my Arts degree"

[Patrick Bateman]

My dad hates it when I say "no problem" in response to "thank you"

[siddious]

My dad hates it when I say "no problem" in response to "thank you"

 

Haha I?ve had people tell me that it?s not the appropriate response. Guess it?s a generational thing?

 

 

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[phillyb]

"black people"

[phillyb]

"black people"

 

I should clarify that my dad probably thinks "colored person" is the correct term so calling someone black...is just...

[josh]

My dad hates it when I say "no problem" in response to "thank you"

 

I find myself trying to stop saying no problem after reading this