Rate your upbringing on a scale from 1-10

[Reckless Turtle]

i think most people would consider it poverty to live in a favela

Roughly 70% of Brazil is excessively fat and I bet at least half of the people living in favelas have a working smartphone.

Time trends and projected obesity epidemic in Brazilian adults between 2006 and 2030 - Scientific Reports

We examined time trends and projected obesity epidemic in Brazilian adults between 2006 and 2030 by sex, race/skin color, educational attainment, and state capitals. Self-reported body weight and height of 730,309 adults (≥ 18 years) from the Vigitel study were collected by telephone interview...

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[Bashan]

relatable

my family situation was already screwed up even back then, but i still had friends and loved the area i grew up in. then we moved, highschool started and it was a done deal.

If I died at around age 12/13 I could've been one of the happiest, healthiest, more fulfilled humans to ever live. My childhood was like a beautiful dream and sometimes I can't believe how lucky I was to experience that. I grew up in chill house, amazing school with so many friends, beautiful all around, no money issues, not perfect but good parents, full of energy and in a constant state of happiness.

Unfortunately I did a 180 and I became one of the most miserable pricks to ever live, nightmare tier. There's a mix of things that caused that. It's too late now. Now I have to live with the consequences for the rest of my life. There's no one to blame, it's just life.

I experienced heaven and hell, and right now I'm walking in hell. It's like I took all the happy drugs in the world but one day i couldn't get them anymore. It's over.

Nowdays people like @David Rothschild would gaslight me that I have so much to life for! the flames are hot and I'm very tired.

 

[ifyouwannabemylover]

If I died at around age 12/13 I could've been one of the happiest, healthiest, more fulfilled humans to ever live. My childhood was like a beautiful dream and sometimes I can't believe how lucky I was to experience that. I grew up in chill house, amazing school with so many friends, beautiful all around, no money issues, not perfect but good parents, full of energy and in a constant state of happiness.

Unfortunately I did a 180 and I became one of the most miserable pricks to ever live, nightmare tier. There's a mix of things that caused that. It's too late now. Now I have to live with the consequences for the rest of my life. There's no one to blame, it's just life.

I experienced heaven and hell, and right now I'm walking in hell. It's like I took all the happy drugs in the world but one day i couldn't get them anymore. It's over.

Nowdays people like @David Rothschild would gaslight me that I have so much to life for! the flames are hot and I'm very tired.

i'm sorry

i can really relate even though even the "good" periods of my childhood were objectively probably kinda fucked. it's like the positive aspects just overshadow everything else when you're a child.

this song always takes me back

 

[SMVmaxxed #1 JIT]

i think most people would consider it poverty to live in a favela

depends on the favela many ppl who live in one are legit middle class have electricity and regular entertainment amenities…

I’ve played modern warfare 2 with dudes who lived in favelas

 

[Deleted member 24940]

4/10

Wasn't starved or extremely physically abused and my family was rich, but was still spanked aka beat with a belt very badly till I bled at least once a month. Also constant verbal abuse from my mother growing up who would always insult me and compare me to others which lowered my self esteem and made me very beta and afraid of girls. Also socially isolated since parents were muzzies they didn't let me have friends or go out ever because "muh white people are degenerates"

I hate them and will not miss them when they die

 

[Tusseleif]

Wish I could go back

 

[Deleted member 24940]

my parents forced me to go to violin lessons my entire youth + practice. I hated it.

Holy shit, literally me except with Cello instead of violin. Literally 10 years and I hated every minute of being forced to go to those retarded fucking lessons and play that retarded fucking instrument.

I wish they put me into something masculine and physical like sports that I would enjoy instead of that god forsaken shitty piece of wood.

 

[AlexAP]

First 7 years were good, I lived in a Latin American country, weather was good, food was great (I still remember it like yesterday), and I was actually very social in school. Then we moved to Germany. We lived from welfare (at some poit my parents worked too) but all of our existential needs were covered. But I was isolated in school, although I managed to get very good grades at the beginning. Later my grades began to suck more and more and I didn't got a degree, in fact I didn't even finish Abitur. The worst was that in the last school years I was heavily bullied, this made me socially anxious as fuck for years when it mattered the most. My father ignored or made fun of me being bullied, my mother wanted to force me to go to psychiatry jfl. I hated both and still do. Anyway, I'm kinda "normal" now but feel very alienated from my family. Overall my experience with school and family was pretty bad tbh.

 

[ifyouwannabemylover]

First 7 years were good, I lived in a Latin American country, weather was good, food was great (I still remember it like yesterday), and I was actually very social in school. Then we moved to Germany. We lived from welfare (at some poit my parents worked too) but all of our existential needs were covered. But I was isolated in school, although I managed to get very good grades at the beginning. Later my grades began to suck more and more and I didn't got a degree, in fact I didn't even finish Abitur. The worst was that in the last school years I was heavily bullied, this made me socially anxious as fuck for years when it mattered the most. My father ignored or made fun of me being bullied, my mother wanted to force me to go to psychiatry jfl. I hated both and still do. Anyway, I'm kinda "normal" now but feel very alienated from my family. Overall my experience with school and family was pretty bad tbh.

hablas español?

 

[AlexAP]

hablas español?

Claro que si.

 

[Deleted member 26116]

7.

It could have been excellent if I had been born rich and good-looking, but my upbringing was decent compared to that of people I knew.

 

[Allandro]

If 5/10 is average I'd say 4/10

 

[CFW432]

3.

low tier normie brown Muslim curry growing up in the post 9/11 2000s era, in a 95% white middle class suburb going to a 95% white elementary, middle, and highschool for 13 years of my life from ages 5-18.

How do you think it went?

 

[sigmasss]

discuss

probably like a 2. fucked up childhood one example was me licking milk of the floor after dropping it at age 5 of a slug infested house. my mom used to hit herself if i ever failed.

THis probably only like 2 percent of it all.

THO i would chose to relive 1-11 despite all the bullshit that occurred I legit feel like crying sometimes thinking back to those days. Pure happiness and bliss despite all the bullshit was a mogger kid as well acted in a colgate ad. Life was good.

At 12 it hit the fan as I hit puberty.

 

[apocalypse]

Constant torment at school, then constant torment at home
Still I would give anything to rewind time back to those days