Family Has Been Sailing Around The World Non-Stop For 9 Years 

Rose I can imagine killing them all with that thing Jr had hanging on his wall

I'd become a murderer lol

No. I love my immediate family, but I also need my extended family and my friends from school, work and church. I also enjoy meeting new people when am out doing errands. Am very gregarious at times, but also quiet at times. But at least I have that choice. We go to the beach often and love to swim and surf in the ocean and occasionally go sailing and on boat cruises big and small. But to live on a boat would not be my first choice. It sounds like this is what they can afford.

james baker physiology says you’d get used to it

I’d die

Lmao I almost gone crazy leaving my house and living in my cousin's household for 1 week, difficult times I tell you without my sources it's torture...

Sweet home Alabama

Puberty isn't like extremely wild of something

@@notyourfriend-li7rq exactly people make a big deal out of it. I'm 16 and have not stepped out of the house for around 14 months thanks to COVID. It's not like I'm dying or anything

@@ritam8767 he's talking about privacy. And sometimes it can be little wild but without the need for interaction with another person. I hope he at least has enough internet

That’s so sad i live on a boat and have so many other boat friends

“Sea hippie friends” 😂😂😂😂👏🏾👏🏾

Good thing its not your life

Well a lot of siblings share bedrooms on land too. Not everyone has the luxury of a private bedroom if there are a lot of kids in family. However, I agree with you overall about being too close. That is why I don't think tiny houses are good for more than 1 or 2 adults. Maybe an infant but as kids age they want some privacy and being on top of everyone is not that. There are pros to the though in that they are getting a great education about the world and different cultures.

Yeah. This is in itself a good idea, it's just when they started doing it. I don't know about other aspects, but I do think the girls might need friends. I mean, even Tarzan needs friends.

I agree. Beautiful idea and I want to take my future kids everywhere - I want them to be citizens of the world and meet people and make friends from all over our awesome planet. But I think I also want them to have a home base and friends they can see all the time and the stability that offers. But if it works for this family, that's fantastic!

@@kikib8434 I have young kids now and I think the fundamental thing they need is to be cared for and have stability in their life. As they get older though it will be important for them to learn how to develop deep bonds and relationships with others that are forged over years...not week long surface level relationship. Without that I don’t think they can find happiness and empathy as they age. So my goal isn’t to raise kids....it is to raise my kids to be well adjusted, empathetic and happy adults; I don’t think I can do that by having them on a boat for their formative years. I need them to make mistakes with their friends and expand their radius from home over a few years; to learn the value of a dollar by flipping burgers at McDonald’s etc. I wouldn’t toss out the idea of a year or maybe even two on a boat but it can’t be to the detriment of those life experiences.

@@ryangregohara I concur, wholeheartedly. Random sidenote: now I'm mad at you because I've been fasting for 4 days and you mentioned McDonald's and I could kill for some fries right about now 😂😉

I was home schooled and did a lot of traveling growing up, it was wonderful, I've got friends everywhere I go.

Yeah, not all homeschooling is the same. Some parents isolate the kids. I homeschooled my kids for a couple of years, but it was in a community with a large homeschooling population, and I practically took them on daily outings in the larger community.

Same

lol yeah I didnt learn much in home school, I forgot everything after 1 month lol

My nephews were homeschooled and they are the most social kids I've ever seen. They put me to shame.🤣🤣 they talk to everyone. Homeschooling doesn't mean isolating.

U can see that these kids have been interacting with other people from many other countries thou

Life is bliss when you're living your dream,just update yourselves daily with the weather and be very careful...Go with God!

Really just the dad.

Doesn't every family? How many religious families have religious kids? Sport active parents have active kids? All at least to a certain age.

Exactly

@@griffnull8371 it’s def more the mom lol dad is just sitting back doing his own thing

@@MsLouisez 1 not every family even has a set religion 2 This doesn’t make this okay 3 Having healthy active kids is not a bad thing. As long as the child is not suffering in any way it’s fine And believe it or not sometimes it’s okay it put a kid outside of their comfort zone as long as no one is getting hurt mentally/physically because in life you’re not always going to be in your comfort zone (in this case and many others living in the boat is going a to far)

This is a good idea

That is much better compared to this family. They have no common sense whatsoever. The three children are literally isolated from society in the middle of the sea. Really feel bad for them.

Even 8 is too old

@@ramen_9588 chill bro I just hope people are in on it

@@fakeaccount704 nah works

It was the youngest kid who said that, so it doesn't represent all of their kids.

"We don't remember much from BEFORE we started cruising!" Isn't that the reason why they (parents) wanted to be with them? They said they were too busy at their professional lives before, right?

@@beththreat5098 I just feel bad for the kids, the parents made this decision for them under the guise of being "free spirited". I would most certainly resent being forced to live on a boat with my family while going though puberty.

That literally sounds like they were kidnapped. They didn't have a choice. They are trapped in their parent's dream and don't know any better. I feel for them for being hostages of their parent's selfishness.

@@chrisandrews414 They're safe from other people whose into alcohol, illegal drugs, bad influence friends, getting into trouble, becoming a criminal, and worst getting killed! Just my cent!

I agree with you. I can’t believe all the negative comments. Normal doesn’t = better. Traveling the world is a once in a lifetime event that very few people will ever experience. They’re blessed to be able to share that with each other.

Lol and you can tell the girls don’t like it whatsoever

Yeah, I don’t think this is very good for all the kids.

First interview I thought "wow that little girl looks super unhappy" but you never know.

They don’t even have separate rooms... And their son is a teenager

Yeah cause I’m sure you can tell everything about them from this 6 minute video.

toomuch4em image having to share a bed with your sibling

@@XxcrunxXx for 9 years+ as well. that's torture

@@koushikpaul5957 i share a bed with my sis for 14 years now. Let me say, its in a way good and bad at the same time. Its not really torture but it makes my antisocial self the closest with her out of all of my family member

Daughters are never happy..... That's why you get rid of them by marrying them....

@@omfriend 👀

Lol ! Out of tune guitar, out of tune family.

That’s not true

It is not though, I would have killed to have this lifestyle as a kid.

Those kids can become astronauts they have the best resume any astronaut can have

Exactly machan.. no matter whether they like it or not.. but the point is every kid should have a chance to choose. I dnt see any choice here.. 9 years...!!! Dear god..

@@Jupitor3078 did you get the choice to go on a sailing boat as a child?

She misses the burly Mexican gardener, Jesús.

I can definitely tell that

Yeah, BIG MISTAKE, THOSE KIDX WILL HAVE PERSONALITY DISORDERS, PRISIONERS SERVING CRIMINAL PUNISHMENT HAVE MORE ROOM, ..IMAGINARY LINES, NO RETIREMENT SECURITY, SELFISH

Yah she would definitely be better off in normal society with her kids under constant peer pressure to burn in materialism and do awesome things like ecstasy, cannabis, graduating to speed, amphetamines through college and onto the oh so open minded thinking of good corporate slaves with nooo recollection of such a savage upbringing. Yes I’m sure she is feeling the pain of not being able to see her open minded self sufficient technically enlightened ecologically minded descendants not burning in hell with everyone else completely ignorant and oblivious to creating their own reality. Keep the hate coming people like this are far to in tune to care. Peace unto them and long live this ancient tradition

@@multihullminion9201 amen.

Still they have the opcion to go out if they want and meet other people. And If they have a problem they can not go out and find help, the kids are kipnaped in the sea.

😂 this comment got me

You mean like morons? all day on their I phones n PCs? they ARE a Real family n a lot closer together than people living in mansions in separate rooms separate parts of the mansion having hardly any human contact with their own family, the young lad will soon need a girl n I expect he be the first to wanting out n that as the lady said If 1 wants out we leave the sea for me a Great family God Bless them all

it was a joke you lame asses

lool everyone so triggered

So they have nothing to cry about then.

@@cloverbird5785 Getting to know people and making friends is a huge part of a person's life and their whole being.

I made friends growing up. They're dedicated to their families not friends

@@helloworld2784 School friends are now busy with a family of their own and so am I mostly. Friends mostly fade away to the background

@@punchingcrow5486 Doesn't matter if you keep them or not, if they stay or not, I'm talking about kids growing up without making some of them. Making friends is a vital part of growing up and an essential part of their social and emotional development.

If it ever comes to an end

@dimbasz when their parents are old and dying, these children will realized "family time" is better than "friends" friends are just good when you are still teen, after a decade, you will sing, "to my friends out there, where are you now, lalalala

@@educaspe5887 You're missing the point. The kids are ill-equipped to generate their own income and their family is in poverty. When the dad is sick and in hospital, that's the end of their lives on the sea. No amount of kumbaya with mommy will bring in the money to buy fuel

@@educaspe5887 Holy shit dude stop copy pasting this

Did you guys not see them taking pics on land? They literally socializing to the whole world. They dont just stay in the boat, they travel around the world in a boat and visit alot of countries.

Tru Spartan 117 HAHAHHAHAHA

wish my parents woulda.

@@Oo7Hola social intelligence. You learn that by socializing with other kids. I just see his immediate family. That's "so"

They are not trapped

@@misschicka2831 Really, you got that from watching the video? Actually our eldest just finished his freshman year at a really good college and is now working a summer job in Alaska while we're in cruising Mexico.

They will probably never go to a beach again in life when they get back to land

@@worldview730 I wouldn't go that far. But this is extremely treacherous and I cannot imagine how hard it must be for the children.

This video is 4 years old....i wonder if they are still out there?!

@@sm3675 I’ve been living in a boat for about five years, It’s basically like a house but better/worse, I wouldn’t say it’s that hard.

@@worldview730 the kid said he doesn’t know if he could even live on land, really shows how little mainlanders know about other paths of life. Not everybody thinks exactly like you do.

LMAOOOOO

ramsesalex 👁 👁 ;( ;(

Right??? Seriously.... I’m a little disturbed. If this was happening on land... three kids confined to a small area with barely any interaction with outsiders..... child services would take away the children

🤣🤣

@@Matt-by3yd just a joke bro

💯🤣

😆😆😆

They ARE escaping from zombies today, called Covid. You people can cry a river now.

IT'S NOT TRIP. DUH

Have you looked around you?? It's 2021. Hellolooo

Yeah...prolly ...

They've had one of the most unique upbringings out of billions of people on the planet. Most likely got a very good education and huge exposure to different cultures. The difficulty readjusting may well be worth it.

@@Schtiel Yeah, tell me more how being homeschooled in a sailing boat is a "very good education". Sometimes the internet amuses me, this kids have no friends, be reasonable. 🤦🏻‍♂️

@@AndreVictorGoncalves Home schooled children typically score 15 to 30 percentile points above public school students in standardised testing. The parents are obviously interested in education, they have a library of encyclopedias and actively encourage the kids to do art etc. Its hardly an unreasonable speculation.

@@Schtiel The two girls are sharing the same bed for 10 years. They are NOT good parents. They are imposing their dreams over their children.

Yes the key point is excess, while what they did is not as bad as the way other commenters exaggerated it. Same goes with outdoor social life that everybody thinks as good, but not once it comes in excess.

Well said

Agreed. Too much of anything is never a good thing. This is cool for a season, but not forever. IMHO

Yes., year or two in ocean travelling world would have been great than travelling and living for 9 years.

Stacie Henderson well said 👍🏽

Sounds like a good idea

Well Said

Ye pretty much

@mneisbaarI do know what I’m talking about.. I never said I was an expert on transoceanic travel, my comment was addressing the irony of the mother using the argument that her best memories were field trips when the draw of field trips is that they are a rare occurrence and they are away from family. Further, you didn’t have to resort to insult particularly when, A. You missed the point of the comment and B. Your one year on a ketch hardly makes you the expert on the social effects living a transient life on a boat with virtually no private space has on an adolescent.

@mneisbaar did you just compare your 1 year trip to this 9 year trip ? So you have been on land since ? These kids don’t remember being on land , they don’t have friends. Come on now

Friends are overrated....

Did you hear them say that they like this life style too. The mother said as long as everyone is on board and no one is dragged along. Listen to the whole video before commenting. Sheeesh.

@@michaelkensington2494 idk, that question was %100 asked by business insider and thus, the response could be fake. I don't immediately trust the kids because it's unlikely they have their own opinions

@@michaelkensington2494 bro they don’t know anything except living on a boat

@@fakeaccount704 yes they do. They are good kids and are living all of our dreams!

@@michaelkensington2494 speak for yourself. That seems like torture for me, and most teenagers would feel the same. I think you’re secretly one of the parents of these children

lol

Feels bad man

Sweet home Alabama

@@seyhayoeun3449 Hol up

🤣😂 you made my day, pal.

That's our view but not necessarily true.

@@royaneekhalil6488 true this

@@royaneekhalil6488 my view is kids need kid things. IM doubt that they get it. I can imagine i live on that boat for 1 or 2 years as a kid. More than that IM Going insane, meybe. Lmao

@@royaneekhalil6488 Exactly. Plus, being raised on land in a proper house and going to school like other kids doesn't guarantee a "normal" childhood. I grew up in a suburbia and half the kids in our neighborhood are fucked up: victims of sexual abuse by their parents, into drugs and cannabis, drunk driving at fifteen, eating disorders, you name it. Being "raised on land" doesn't equal "good".

Realest comment on this thread, living daddy dreams

What happened to the boat??? And how long ago was this??

@@AnastasiaBeaverhousn unfortunately it sunk in hurricane Luis in St. Maarten back in 1995.

@@AnastasiaBeaverhousn We left Canada in 1979 and sailed for 2 years before stopping in St. Maarten in 1981.

Lol

Ikr wtf

Actually, books are very very nice to have on boats that have limited cellular and/or internet access. Also something about the rocking of the boat makes reading much more immersive; no pun intended.

Problem?

Yeah books, how stupid are those things? 😑

True but imagine it in that kind of setting lol

Maybe he met a mermaid...

Caocao8888 😂😂😂😂

How coild they jerk, damnn ita hard that way

One, two, three Turn it up Big wheels keep on turnin' Carry me home to see my kin Singin' songs about the south-land I miss Alabamy once again and I think it's a sin, yes Well I heard Mister Young sing about her Well I heard ol' Neil put her down Well I hope Neil Young will remember A southern man don't need him around anyhow Sweet home Alabama Where the skies are so blue Sweet home Alabama

Poor girl, treat her well, lad

​@@swety2962 I don't think she had it much worse than other people just different. She had a unique experience that shaped for in ways both good and bad. It was part of what I liked about her, but we parted ways many years ago ...

Question but if she went back to school at 6 I think she would've been socially adjusted in a couple years. But if you mean like high school then yeah it will be much harder.

@@redditstop1653 there is no hard and fast standard when it comes to these things. I should know - I was a public school teacher for many years. It all depends on a lot of factors combined - what sort of class you end up in, whether or not you have any alternative venues of social exploration, personality and tempramental factors, formative experiences, the home situation at crucal moments etc ... I guess she was a bit of a cautious one to begin with. And bear in mind that many kids may appear to adapt simply because they learned to give off the right impression at the right time. I’ve seen that in a fair amount of kids with parents who’d move around internationally with their job situation. The smart ones are easy to overlook, but really you don’t even have to be smart, you just need the right amount of pressure. Kids find a way, but sometimes they carry some the price of that way for a life-time, being unable to truly settle into places or relationships or form strong, intimate bonds with anything. My then girlfriend was not like that though. she was just smart, sensitive and insecure about herself and what to do with all that input. So she adopted a sort of cautious attitude that might come across as introverted and slightly aloof. She wasn’t really socially awkward but she could appear to be, and I think she sometimes felt that way as well so it was easy for her to get into a sort of negative feedback cycle that reinforced that fundamental feeling of being outside the world of other people. She was not like a kid who’d moved from one city to another but more like one who’d been living on a mountain top or island with only a few people and perhaps a few animals being the entire known population - and then got introduced to roaring civilisation.

@Dirty Lettuce True indeed. It’s not so much her background itself but more the fact that she appeared to be unresolved about it somehow and at the time it was part of some of her personal struggles. That could be due to a number of things. Sadly not everyone gets to learn and adapt through experience. Sometimes it’s more than some people can wrap themselves around. Life can be tougher than we are. But she was not in that category at all …

Lol

I was wondering if they were since you know, Covid-19.

I agree. The kids look rough. 👨🏻

Yup. Dad is up to something

And the what if the kids want to do something else? I don’t think they can get a scolarship when the haven’t been to school. This is just stupid

It’s Fortie Not getting a scholarship is all you got out of this?

At first, i thought what most of these comments say (ruined childhood, no formal education/future....) but then i realized that this must be a STELLAR Experience n Memorable too AND the kids would ACE Sea School or any Ivy League Marine/Sea Courses and also get almost any n every job in the ocean. A childhood of learning and meeting new people/culture/topography/race/country...... EVERY WEEK is hellava way to be Out There in the World.

Dream for him maybe,wife hated it after awhile ands kids obviously hate it it’s borderline abuse

That is selfish ....in time his kids will grown and wanted to move inland to start their own adventures.

NO THE WHOLE FAMILY WANTED TO DO IT..DUMBASS...GET TO SWIN WITH FISHES MEET PEOPLE ON EVERY COUNTRY.... YOU BROKE ASS WISHES YOU COULD DO IT...BUT YOUR FAMILY PROBABLY HATES YOU THO!!

bro it’s not that serious lmao

@@broncosstampede494 yea, but even if they all want to, how would the kids go into normal life, they would suffer trying to adapt, making their day to day life very hard for them

Kids seems happy and the parents too

well it became Their life it's all they know...for the kids isn't normal but pretty weird that the parents are this committed

@@amantevinluan558 bruh , the girl almost cry when she said she miss her friend , is that enough of an explanation for you ?

How do you know? Like please answer how you are an expert and know best? Have you even raised a child before? I highly doubt it with your obvious ignorance about parenting. Let them live their life.

@@manjack235 then adopt them and let them live wherever you want. What's your problem?

@Prince Wojak do you think depression is constant unending crying?

@Prince Wojak People with depression can be calm too. It's unpredictable basically.

NO THEY DONT...HOW DO YOU KNOW THAT!??...STFU PLEASE!!

Shit really look depressing! Messed up the father took his family on this dreadful forever journey smh

Fine hair? Red skin? Depressed? Are you slow? That’s just their hair texture and skin complexion you moron

as a ginger i agree with both of these.

They look like they are 30 when they are in their teens

They look incredibly unhealthy

Fr bastards look sick

i'm eating when i read this and i almost choke my food. 😂😂😂

Christ Seamus. Chill tf out guy.

No but seriously Bob no teenager what's to be stuck in a room with there parents 24/7

Seamus Redmond oh my God. I have chills when I read this. Idk if I can endure.

Sorta of like The Mosquito Coast movie.

You have only the impression of 6 minutes and you say they are all unhappy?

These people seem happy to you???

I don't think they have a clue

@@grievous5243 LOL

They might not be able to visit different countries?

@@grievous5243 they live on earth of course they have a clue

@@masterofpuppets5072 It was a joke and no uncontacted tribes wouldn't have a clue there's a pandemic.

stack 1284 too much sunlight on white skin is not a good combination.

Best roast of the century.

Obersturmbannfuhrer Max ikr

In their upcoming " rebel period" they would apply for bookkeeping degree or something.;)

Well someone's butt hurts....

I don't agree

They have good friendship with their siblings though, and people they meet

If you’re still friends with people you knew from high school, then that says you did very little growing up. Or maybe you’re still young.

@@Evil_Chronic that makes no sense. I’m still friends with someone from middle school and a few from high school you can have long term friendships yk

I disagree. I think you mean if you still hang out with friends from high school the same as your used to be when you are in your 30s, 40s then there are some issues, you didn’t grown up etc. But keep in touch and meet once in a while with friends from high school suggest you are lucky to have life long friend. There is nothing wrong with that. In some case, say you grow up in a small town, if people don’t leave, your high school friend prob become your colleagues or boss.

Ashley Jenkinson .

Sarcasm, right?

Damn right.

Hahaha, looking at your profile picture you aren't that pretty yourself. The reason you think they don't look "normal" is probably because of their ginger-like genes, not because of their lifestyle. If you look into their eyes they look quite happy. Definetly happier than many other people.

Alive but dead inside

It does you can see it in her face and just hear it in her voice.

Yeah...this is the dad's dream...the mom wasn't 100% in this

rip private life

Samudrika: Just like the kids of today on land.

Clueless parents just want to live their fantasy and probably think the kids just love being around them

parents are selfish

Parents : lets go on a journey Kids : Parents : Yes you have no right

So people who travel often wont see any problem with kids spending their entire childhood on boat?

they have been to 100s of unique places and cultures,you have been in your room.they do not envy you....

trillrif axegrindor He didn't even say the kids must envy him. Did you misinterpret what he said and pull some nonsense out of your ass?

Spikey Plant yes thx

They’ve been cornholed all over the globe by many different cultures. Can you say that?

trillrif axegrindor yeah, but my parents will let me make my own life choices and I got to experience the classic memories of prom, high school sports, and had many friends I could see constantly. That boy clearly was upset with his missed experiences.

Facts. Like these parents basically kidnapped their own kids and robbed them of a normal childhood and education

@@Valyssi those kids dont have a single friend. They'll never be socially normal

@@nickbaumstein5823 as a homeschooler I can say I am more sociable then my friends who went to school.. I'm very outgoing.. they tend to stay in there clique groups which is annoying

@@bmoose566 That's probably what you think

@Jim Watson Please dont tell me you're homeschooled or I'll really have to violate you

I think a mermaid

Or his sister

Ha ha ha I love your comment

Lokman Hakim **whispers** *Jotaro Kujo*

He would be happy with his 2 sisters

Llama Nade I was just thinking about that

Obviously you didn’t watch the whole video.

Better than being forced to endure the trash in public schools! They are actually getting a formal and life education that will produce a decent human being. Dumbass!

Celeste Kaminska doubtful

Adeline so false

That question was solved many moons ago. "If the world was flat, cats would have pushed everything over the edge by now", you don't even need science for that question!

if you have more than two functioning brain cells you already know the answer to that question,the lowest common denominator of intelligence seems to flock to the flatheads.if flat earthers could scientifically prove anything it would be awesome,it just hasn't happened yet and luckily it never will,you can't hold a baseball and say its flat unless you are oblivious or stupid.ever wonder were gps comes from,your cell phone signal,or your satellite tv,your sat phone when isolated,or every single infrastructure completely reliant on satellite imagery and data? ever wonder why water stays in a pail when you spin it around?its the same reason water stays stuck to the globe but on a much larger scale,flat tards need to expand their perspective,the globe is HUGE.the ice wall is not there.

The earth is flat

Yes

My wife said the earth is flat what should i do now? She is from Brazil and believes everything on RU-vid, she just said vladimir Putin is a robot.

I thought your next sentence be - "And they're never been found."

@@johngee8774 Yeah don't know why but I thought of that too.

LOL SURE YOU DO

You got proof?

That’s dope af

Yea bullshit buddy😂

Pharaoh little to no education??they are home schooled 🤦‍♀️

Not having a good education? A pair of college educated parents with access to an online remote schooling program could blow the socks off of most public schools. I know several friends who are public school teachers, they do so because they failed at literally everything else. Most of your public school teachers are the same.

@@divinusnobilite they don't always have access to online

Don't confuse school with education

@@tinajsews2835 Too bad he isn’t real

@@Phoenix_1776 he's very real. You probably have zero study time on the Bible. Don't act like you know what you're talking about. All you, or anybody else has to do is prove 1 of the many hundreds of Bible prophecies false. The odds of hundreds of Bible prophecies coming to pass is impossible. But here we are, they are still coming to pass with not one being wrong.

Sweeeeet home Alabama!!

Sailing is rather exhausting for an adult just for a day or even a weekend trip, I couldn't imagine doing it for all year non-stop with kids, they must feel like crap at this point.

I would have loved an experience like this as a child as opposed to how I grew up with bullies, violence, shitty schools and people in endless debt.

Kevin Vaughn sry bout that hope you are all good but imagine growing up on a boat as a teenage guy

@@kva7922046 you just have no friends if that's your opinion

Saivion Brown Most of the one from my younger life are dead now, thanks. I made the best, living ones through moving through the world. That boy is happier than you were at his age.

@@kva7922046 I grew up much the same as you did. I also worked on a fishing boat for my grandfather for 2 years. It was 2 solid years of nonstop wishing I was back in the hood. What you perceive as an adventure of a lifetime is hell on earth for those kids. These parents are selfish a-holes and quiet honestly.... nuts! Hope those kids escape their parents soon.

the boy is now attending college I believe. If you have kids, you make the choices for them. They are kids, parents who say they will raise their kids like they are friends are the worst parents around, their kids tend to be the worst kids too. When you dont make the choices for them, you end up with teen pregnancies, criminal records, obese, lazy , selfrightouse bastards who want socialism so they can get everything for free. (statistics being many more young people want socialism than older people).

They are living it now...one of the best you could ever hope for!

FSAUDIOGUY no need to be so condescending

@@sasham6960 The initial question was condescending - the response fitted the question.

Cognitive Dissonance I don’t think you seem to comprehend the meaning of condescending. The original commenter obviously expressed her thoughts on the younger kids’ futures and if this was really THEIR dream or their parent’s. Whereas the reply, saying something like “Their life is way better than yours” is a bit condescending in my opinion. I don’t know, maybe I misread it. But speaking on other people’s parts does not sit well with me lol

Ocean Man

Mark Schmidt dead.

I live on a boat works fine

.... The parent's choice to live their lives through the children's future..

They're seamen

😄😄

They would have

😂

I have read that book... Name pls

Lmao