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'Some Nights We Spoke In Haiku, And Only Haiku': 15 House Rules Kids Actually Grew Up With

A collection of answers submitted to /r/AskReddit about house rules growing up photo is of Rocky Horror Picture show
A collection of answers submitted to /r/AskReddit about house rules growing up photo is of Rocky Horror Picture show

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Published 4 years ago

Published 4 years ago

Reddit user /u/ctsom posted the question "What was a house rule you had as a kid that you thought was completely normal until you grew up and realized not all households followed?" to /r/AskReddit. As one can imagine, the replies included a mixture of people living with both strict and laid-back parents who enforced rare rules that other families didn't usually follow. Below are just a few of our favorites.

Forced Family Therapy That Actually Worked

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When Your Parents Don't Trust You At All

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Don't Even Look At The Dining Room

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Sorry Parents

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She's A Cool Mom

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Don't Disrespect Rudolph

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Very Glad This Rule Didn't Apply To Guests

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No Room In The Inn

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I Hope You Watch TV Whenever You Want Now

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If Only This Rule Applied To Public Transportation

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You Must Have The Best Teeth In The World

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This Sounds Stressful

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An Entire Family Afraid Of The Bathroom

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Well This Sounds Completely Unfair

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This Should Be Every House Rule

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