The Lecture You Would Never Want Your Parents To Give You - Ch. 15 - A parental lesson "Life is more fun if you let go of shame"

[MangaDex]

 

[UnlimitedPainWork]

Bro struggling 💀

 

[Hicleric]

This was the exact attitude I adopted when I stopped drinking alcohol. If I can do it hornyinebriated, I can do it sober

I reserve the right to cast judgement on them jealousprudishly

 

[Kaiser92]

Easy, just got more kids!

 

[jonnywarlock]

Looks like Mom is really enjoying sitting on Dad's lap...

 

[christov_aldo]

Author tries to piss off some leftist americans 😂

 

[Haezer]

The mom is both the daughter and the wife.

 

[pluki7]

Whoa, that ad really goes far…

 

[Sakuyadorf]

What a cute wife

 

[Maverun]

Ahem, let go of your pride/ego and accept shame as part of life living, it get more fun.

 

[abdullah17]

This is too meta for me

 

[outinthegardener]

Author tries to piss off some leftist americans 😂

How do you figure?

 

[Don_Gusto]

Author got that mcdonalds money slipped in thru an envelope

 

[ARealCoolGuy]

Looks like she's about to break her hubbies' face with the back of her head!

How do you figure?

It was some insane political drama (what isn't these days?). Basically that Mcdonalds ad came out, and extremist lefties started screeching about how it was preaching conservative cis hetero-normative values, and how the ad pandered to the right... typical online brain rot.

Personally, I found the comments about how the ad reminded young men and women of what they'll never have (a healthy and happy family) in this modern age, far more sad and black pilling.
These days are far too bleak.

 

[Jebsu]

Looks like she's about to break her hubbies' face with the back of her head!


It was some insane political drama (what isn't these days?). Basically that Mcdonalds ad came out, and extremist lefties started screeching about how it was preaching conservative cis hetero-normative values, and how the ad pandered to the right... typical online brain rot.

Personally, I found the comments about how the ad reminded young men and women of what they'll never have (a healthy and happy family) in this modern age, far more sad and black pilling.
These days are far too bleak.

Some of yall need to get off line mang. Whole world of normal people out there for you to interact with.

 

[outinthegardener]

Looks like she's about to break her hubbies' face with the back of her head!


It was some insane political drama (what isn't these days?). Basically that Mcdonalds ad came out, and extremist lefties started screeching about how it was preaching conservative cis hetero-normative values, and how the ad pandered to the right... typical online brain rot.

Personally, I found the comments about how the ad reminded young men and women of what they'll never have (a healthy and happy family) in this modern age, far more sad and black pilling.
These days are far too bleak.

Ah, fortunately I missed that bit of manufactured outrage. It sounds like it pertains to culture war rather than leftist (egalitarian) political philosophy. Not surprising as media tends to distort the definitions of left and right to be about anything but Egalitarianism vs Heirarchy.

Thanks for the context!

 

[lesseffective]

Daughter got smacked for calling her mom old to her face.

 

[AnonMan88]

Looks like she's about to break her hubbies' face with the back of her head!


It was some insane political drama (what isn't these days?). Basically that Mcdonalds ad came out, and extremist lefties started screeching about how it was preaching conservative cis hetero-normative values, and how the ad pandered to the right... typical online brain rot.

Personally, I found the comments about how the ad reminded young men and women of what they'll never have (a healthy and happy family) in this modern age, far more sad and black pilling.
These days are far too bleak.

I'm probably going to regret asking, but did this happen recently? It certainly seems like what a certain small fraction of Twitter would say, but not enough that anyone should have noticed...

 

[Zblurth]

Easy, just got more kids!

honestly I was thinking it was going to be the punchline, maybe I am too far gone

 

[outinthegardener]

I'm probably going to regret asking, but did this happen recently? It certainly seems like what a certain small fraction of Twitter would say, but not enough that anyone should have noticed...

Eh, it must have been enough that a webcomic author referenced the ad. Unless the author is algorithm-holed into the niche who participates in imaginary culture wars.