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She has that awesome teacher energy who's strict when she needs to be but is actually really fun.

The issue with teens is adults expecting the teens to behave like adults, while still treating them like children

That “Aaja” was the most menacing thing

Every Indian felt that “Aaja” to their core 💀

I have never heard a teenager say “it’s my hormones”😭

It's sad that there aren't a lot of parents who know a good middle of parenting. It seems like it's either they let themselves be walked on by their kids or discipline them in ways that traumatize them for the rest of their life 💀

As a psych student, the reasons for teenagers sometimes struggling (because it's not always the case- most teens actually don't experience it strongly) is because they are going through one of life's crisis. You get them as a toddler, then teenager, then just as you turn into an adult, then sometimes in your middle age. Teenagers struggle because it's their FIRST TIMES experiencing: serious relationships/friendships, choosing their paths in life and already being pressured to know their priorities and how to sort them really fast, having to balance those new serious relationships while still having school duties and family duties, and on top of that their bodies and minds go through probably the biggest and fastest changes ever. So yes, hormones are one of the reasons making things difficult for teens, but it's also their brain structure changing and them learning what it means to build real connections, raise to everyone's expectations and choose their path asap. Our brains don't fully develop until we're about 30. That's why it's a sensitive time for their brains and a time when it's easier to develop mental health issues.

Love it when comedians say the stupidest shit ever and yet still sound like they're making a good point because it was funny. Humour is hands-down the most powerful psychological weapon you can harness

“She would have had another child and raised it properly” 😝😘

this has heavy "i got beat as a kid and turned out fine" energy 💀

Part of a parent's job is to teach their kids to act right despite the hormones. Or find other adults who can. Honestly sometimes I think parents are the worst people for the job. As a teen I thought the hormone thing was complete nonsense and I was naturally bad and lazy person, especially when my parents were around. Whenever they asked me to do things, I had such a strong negative reaction, but I didn't realise how excessive it was, especially as a teenager. Then I left the house and I calmed down a bit, but it would come back fullforce when I visited in my early twenties, I didn't show it anymore, I had more control than that and it was such a ridiculous reaction I didn't want to let it out, but I couldn't seem to stop feeling excessively annoyed if my parents asked me to set the table, even if I intended to set it before they ever asked me. I kept trying to figure out if I had some deep-seated unresolved resentment toward my parents. Then I reached the age where we apparently really stop growing 25 or so, and from one year to the next all that disappeared. Poof, no more. That's when I realised hormones might actually be a thing. It doesn't mean teenagers should get a pass, on the contrary they need to know how to recognise when they are overreacting, but it is important to understand that it's not a lie when they feel things so strongly and aren't exactly sure where it's coming from.

“Can you bring it here your hormones?” 😂😂😂 the kids sealed it for me! 😂😂😂

I had a talk with my parents recently about how was I as a teenager. And they said that they realized i was rebellious even during my childhood. Because of this, they decided to be more open-minded and give me more freedom to decide for myself BUT always with proper guidance. This way I would always be aware of the consequences of my actions. My mother was a product of very strict upbringing and she didn't want me to experience the same kind of treatment. I'm so lucky to have them as parents so I passed on the same discipline to my son who fortunately grew up to be a responsible and loving young man.

My mom would say, "I understand it's your hormones; but you rule your emotions. Your emotions don't rule you. Check yourself. Now go clean the bathroom."

now that i’m 20 i can confidently say that a lot of it was hormones but the rest was usually because people either treat you like a child or an adult, they never just treat you like a teenager..

That " Aja " got me cracked 🤣🤣🤣🤣

My mom taught me about teenagers frontal lobes not being fully developed, causing mood swings, impulsive behavior and lack of understanding consequences of your own actions..... I was a gooood kid, but man, I threw that in her face whenever i did misbehave 😂😂😂 Often it worked. Luckely I was the least rebelish person ever.

“And she would have had another child and raised it properly” 😂😂😂😂 I felt that

" just come here, i won't hit you I promise!" 😂😂😂

I was such an anxious mess that my parents didn’t need to punish me because I was terrified of people not liking me. Skip a few years and now I’m prescribed anxiety meds cause my anxiety was so bad it was harming my physical health as well😅

I know it's a joke but a parent can know it's because of hormones and still decipline teens It really just helps the parents understand why things are happening instead of thinking it's a personality problem with their child or taking it personally and getting frustrated. Honestly helps both parents and children

Worst thing I did as a teenager was not clean my room (to the point where I have a little path to my bed and the rest of my floor is stacked with stuff) and not vacuum when I was asked, never went to parties, never did drugs, didn't drink without my mom there, got good grades, clean the dishes every day, clean the cats litter boxes every day and she still makes me feel like the worst daughter on the planet 😭😂

She is very funny without resorting to foul language and crude humor because she is sharp, witty, gentle and simply perfect

Rapid hormone changes do cause unstable moods, but unequipped parents cause unstable teens

Parents be like: I'll treat you the way my parents treated me even though it was traumatic

That "Aaja" had me standing straight!

Violence is never the answer. Teaching right from wrong is the parents responsibility. I have 2 grown children that are very polite, responsible, honest, and loving individuals. They learnt to be this way from my example not from being beaten into submission. I have always treated my children with respect and so they show respect inreturn. 🙏

Parents don’t excuse bad behavior with “it’s hormones”, but hormones can explain the reason why teenagers might suddenly start reacting in ways they hasn’t previously. You can still discipline your child in a healthy way, while understanding that their body is changing 😅

You are hilarious. Thank you for making me laugh at a issue I deal with on a daily basis. ❤

I watch her all the time from the U.S. and Spain she’s hilarious

Facts the reason why my just found out I have autism at 33 when my mom knew since I was 7 but thought she could cure me by being super strict heavy discipline and overload and knowledge, but bullied to me to no end when I didn’t understand simple things and let others do the same. When my older sister had her second child he was nonverbal and acted just like me sensitive to sound and like touch and other things I just did things that help me he was later diagnosed with autism I wanted to be tested and my mom turned the whole family against me saying I think she a bad mother which is weird but my husband and I got it done for me and the only one who speaks to me is of course my sister. Lol 😂

I’ve never heard anyone say “my hormones” as an excuse

"can you bring it here , your hormone? " 😂 Man I am rolling on the floor

I've spent the last 10 minutes watching this video and dieing of laughter. 😂

As an American teen I hate it because whenever I know I'm in the wrong, or if I express feelings of any kind and try to have a serious discussion with an adult about it, I'm met with "oh it's ok, you didn't mean it, it's just your hormones" and "you'll get over it, it's just your hormones" "teenagers and their hormones, they just complain all the time." It makes it so nothing related to me is ever taken seriously. Now that I'm nearly an adult and I've seen a psychiatrist, those hormones turned out to be 5 undiagnosed mental disorders that have gotten bad to a horribly extreme level due to being undermined and untreated. Stop with the hormone excuse and just talk to your kid like a normal person, and if they fuck up talk to them about why and how they fucked up. It's like American families just don't like talking to each other, lol Edit: I'm regretting this comment so much

My mom went through menopause when I was a teen; it was both of our hormones

I've watched her on KZfaq a few times and as funny as she is, she's always right.

This woman is a pure legend and my wife and I love her!❤❤❤ More Sindhu Wee❤❤❤❤

Well i guess my dad's hormones are keeping him from saying "I love you" or "I'm proud of you" or "thank you for doing what you do in this house without being asked..." maybe I'm the adult and he's the teenager, silly me 🙃

I was a really, really angry teenager, because I was dealing with untreated ADHD, depression and trauma. When I wasn't out drinking, or at home angry, I was crying my eyes out. My mom was at her wits end, because there was no disciplining me, I would just leave home and not text back. There was nothing that she could take from me to make me act better, because I didn't care about my things - because I wasn't being a "bad kid" or a "brat", I was hurting, so fucking deeply, and I didn't know how to let my mother help me. It ended with my mom talking to a children's/teens psychologist and getting the advise that she should just let me go, however much it felt wrong and scary, because only then would I come running back, and after a summer of me ruining myself, I did run back, and finally let my mom help me get professional help, and I never pushed my mom away again. I love my mother more than anything in the world, I would kill anyone who hurt her, and her grace and kindness made me into the kind and calm adult I am today. My point is, if she had ever laid a hand upon me, I would've never returned. That, to me, would be a sign that I was so worthless that not even my own mother would care to see why I was fleeing all the time, why I was so angry and changed from how I used to be. That would've destroyed me. Hitting your child is fucking lazy and bad parenting, and when the day comes where your child is hurting, they know that they can't go to you, because they've been taught that you don't care about their emotions, you only care about them performing to their liking - it might not be the case, but that's what they learn. That shit will forever be a stain on your relationship.

"And she would have had another child and raised it properly" got me 💀💀💀😅😂

100% this. and i'm an Italian/German/Pole. And I raised my daughter the same way.

There is a difference between: getting distracted because you're body is changing and there are new things you need to do to take care of it, and blaming laziness on something you can't control. But knowing which one is which takes time.

When she said "aww", im feeling the presence of my mom's passive agressive tone before chewing me out oooo😂

You are absolutely right about the twin flame journey being the fastest track to awakening and discovering your spiritual gifts! I had been searching for answers for a number of years before my TF showed up. I knew I was on the wrong path and I had figured out that my kids’ father was an important factor in and of my life although I didn’t understand why that horrible relationship kept spinning back to me. Now, I have a label for that guy: karmic soulmate. (We get along okay even though he wants me back but can’t admit that he doesn’t like me, lol!) But that twin flame? Our activation of each other has definitely catapulted me forward into my life’s purpose. We aren’t in union, but he’s surprised me with encouragement sometimes. I don’t really need or expect praise, but it feels really good coming from him! 🥰🥰🥰

A teenager definitely has sudden anger issues, irritability, emotional ups and downs which can be the result of hormones because their body is changing, but this changes can be channeled in a proper way by putting them in music class, fitness class like pilates and sports class, which will regulate their hormones and make them more than happy...I did that for my teenage daughter and son and though I can see their aggressiveness, they also can be easily calmed down....

I have had depression since I was like 10, when my parents put me through a very traumatic divorce after a very traumatic childhood and then I had a horrible step mom so I think the fact that sometimes I can’t get out of bed or make my bed or eat sometimes gets a little leeway.

Yeah my brother and I (western parents) got hit too, also when we were teens. Nice to have the freedom to go no contact as soon as your stand on your own.

I tell my son now that he's 14 that he can expect his hormones to make him angry and want to be aggressive and lash out. But I told him he's smarter than that and he needs to control himself because he's not four, he's heading into adulthood. Also this is a respectful house, it goes both ways. If you want me to respect you, you're going to respect me. So far so good, he's an absolute angel. Every now and then he can get a little short, but you give him the mom eyeball, and then he apologizes and everything is good again. I'm so glad he's not like me. I was in jail when I was his age.

Such beautiful energy 😍

this entire thing is reminding me of a TikTok that goes something along like: person A: "omg ppl's depression get so bad that they can't brush their teeth?" person B: "ppl's depression get so bad that they kill themselves Janet"

You’re right. It’s not their fault, it’s the parents fault for not teaching them better.

I felt that "one time come ajaa" in my bones

Girl that’s is WAY too accurate! She sounds just like my mother

That's called bad parenting, not "the only way to do it" lmao

“WHAT’S 17 MORE YEARS? I CAN ALWAYS START AGAIN. MAKE ANOTHER KID.”

I was a strict parent but we were fair. Everyone has an equal voice. Their concerns, explanations, what happened was always given a chance. If when dealing with a problem someone got upset or angry. We took 30min breaks, because nothing gets accomplished with everyone upset and emotional. Thankfully my kids are grown, and we have great relationships with both of them and we talk e

When I thought something was risky for our kids, my husband's classic line was, " It's ok. We'll make more."

Brilliant, I would love to listen to her all day long, so funny

My mother used to joke that she would " paint the wall with my blood" if I would this or wouldn't do that. It's extremely agressive and I don't talk to her for several years now. Abusive parents are not good parents.

People be like: "when I misbehaved my parents BEAT me 🤣🤣🤣😅🤣😅😂😂🤣😂🤣" Like honey, are you okay? 😟

White Irish woman here! Damn straight! Parent people.

I can remember this hard time of being a Teenager and whats why I had grace for my son as a teen.

My upbringing didn't make my teenage years easier/bearable. Imagine being so confused and suddenly very self-conscious and aware of everything..and you get yelled at and shamed for every little thing you do. It's the reason I don't want children Edit: ps: I was a very well-behaved kid. A sharp edge with decent grades. But I always had to be compared to everything that moves

I had a big problem with moodswings when I was a teenager. Sometimes something as unimportant as not instantly finding my keys made me cry. It wasn't an excuse, but an explanation. I knew that the emotions I was feeling were unreasonable, and could tell my mom that I felt those emotions and I would have to deal with them before we could continue our discussion. I still had to face the consequences of my actions.

She’s great!! I’m so happy to see a woman comedian who is India nationality! Funny & beautiful

I love how she went from hormone to harmone while mimicking her mother. 😂 Excellent

sounds like "i gOt SpAnKeD AnD I TurNeD OUt OkaY" energy 😬

Reacting violently towards your child teaches them to react violently towards others.

She would have had another child & raised it properly had me 😭❤️😂

I was hard on my kids too. They’re all adults now in their 20s and appreciate it very much.

My parents raised me the same. Beat me with a leather belt. I guess I'll never get this humor because I could never do that to someone.

My Western parents were like, "We need to prepare you for adulthood," which is how most parents actually operate.

I’m African, Zulu to be specific and my mother would warn me even before I became a teenager that “there is no such thing as a stage or phase allowed in her house” and funny enough it would never have outbursts

The Indian accent is everything 😂😂😂❤

If you can't handle teenagers, don't have kids.

To be fair, when people talk about teenagers hormones, it’s usually not in a nice understanding way 😂

“The west” includes Spain, Australia, Iceland, Canada? That’s kind of talking about how children are raised in Asia, including Japan, North Korea and Indonesia.

I'm a Midwestern American but if I said that to my Mom, I'd got a flipflop across my head.

It's not about the hormones, it's about parents not properly dealing with it and using it to improve bonds with their children or checking in and understanding but also teaching proper reaction and behavior because they don't want to remember how they may have suffered in the past for it or just don't want to actual improve behavior

And that's why my parent's generation was so dysfunctional. "YOU DISOBEY?! YOU GET SLAP!" *Slaps which does not fix said behavior*

Whenever my mom got mad at me for literally anything she would just chalk it up to me being a brat or me not “loving her” or smth. (She’s kind of a narcissist and she’ll always claim that my brother and i don’t love her or think she’s a terrible mom) But then the minute I turned 13 all of a sudden I’m doing it because I’m a teenager now and I “want to rebel”. Like no Jessica. It’s because your rules are stupid. Me being 13 is just a coincidence. 😂

I love this!! And it's not their hormones, it's their parents.

"if i acted like a normal teenager when i was a kid my mom would've beaten me to death" is not the flex people think it is

It's really sad that people act proud about how their parents were abusive. There's a happy medium between being completely permissive and completely authoritarian.

She is HILARIOUS 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉Too Fun-eee😂😂😂❤❤

The way she pronounced “harmone” 😂

I was the least rebellious teen, but bc i dared not be a perfect maid, i was labeled a bad kid. Now i have trauma

Maybe her kids would want to talk to her if she fixed that brilliant personality of hers.

You are a very funny comedian, I enjoy watching you❤❤❤

hormones could explain why a teen might feel a bit more easily overwhelmed/irritated doesn’t excuse them being an asshole to the general public. while co-parenting my siblings my mom and I are teaching them about emotion regulation and working through their feelings in a healthy non-destructive way. My mantra to them is “you can BE mad, you just can’t take it out on anyone around you- or yourself”

Love how she tells us exactly where her generational trauma comes from and that she’s continuing it flawlessly in one breath 😂 “my mom would have beat me for me asking for respect for my growing brain, so now I’ll continue that toxic shit to my kids cause I am my Mother” ✨

As a teenager raising a teenager, can't agree more

What I as a teenager and an adult, don’t understand is that whatever I’ve done wrong, everyone always said it was my mothers fault because she didn’t raise me properly, putting pressure on my mother instead on me. Like, excuse me I’m the one that did something wrong, I may have been a teenager back than but that doesn’t change the fact that it was my decision to do it, even if I totally ignored the fact that there would be consequences back than.

in the us people blame teenager attitude on hormones (instead of the fact that they’re simply beginning to realize how sh*tty they’re treated) but they still hate teenagers for not acting the way they want them to. it’s not like a sympathy thing tbh it’s the opposite, it’s to invalidate their thoughts and opinions

I hate any jokes about physical discipline, being disrespectful to your kids boundaries, or just treating them less than human because of stuff like them not cleaning their room. I went from a happy outgoing kid to now an adult at 25 with anxiety, depression, and complex ptsd from family trauma. Professionally diagnosed. Because of behavior like this from my parents.This is something I will have to carry with me my whole life. So please never think this is okay it can really change a person's life for the worse.

whenever you hear a parent justify this kinda parenting you always hear "If i did x to MY parent" it's projection and perpetuation. pulling a bed cover is not worth scolding your kid for

I was hitting the menopause when my son hit puberty. We were both quite hormonal but, as I told him, my hormones had seniority. We coped, lol.

It's not just hormones. Adults tell us to act like adults and then they treat us like kids. 😐