Parents basically live to embarrass you, it might even be the sole reason for their existence. But in the end, we just have to remember that we’re not alone in these cringe-worthy moments – just about every parent on the face of earth is guilty of embarrassing their kids at one point or another. That being said, I bet you can relate to some (if not all) of these 15 most embarrassing things parents do. (And if you can’t, go give your parents a big hug right now and thank them.)
No mom, the twist is not a move anymore.
Please, for the love of God, put your coin collection away.
No one wants to hear about that time I took my diaper off in the grocery store. NO ONE.
You didn’t even use a filter!
Don’t make me unfriend you.
I’m sorry…do I know you?
Quite possibly one of the most embarrassing things parents do – I’m cringing at the thought.
No. Just…no.
I appreciate the thought guys, but I actually enjoy being single.
No mom, WTF does not mean “well that’s fantastic.” Not even close.
There’s only so many times you can ask my friends what time the man went to the dentist. (For those who don’t know, the answer is tooth-hurt-y).
Isn’t it an unspoken rule that these things are supposed to stay between family?!
If you can’t figure out how to use Snapchat…you probably shouldn’t be on it.
Do you really need to know what activities they were involved with in Kindergarten??
Excuse me as my cheeks turn 50 shades of red.
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