My 15 y/o son says I'm wasting time & embarassing him by making videos of toilet paper funerals...

[demmiblue]

My 15 y/o son says I’m wasting time & embarassing him by making videos of toilet paper funerals, I say I should keep making them because I think they’re funny. Who’s right? #ChrissysCourt

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[MLAA]

1. I love it. However

I advise against a goldfish funeral for the next dead roll

[central scrutinizer]

2. Embarrassing teenagers is what parents do

If it’s not this it’ll be something else

[Rorey]

5. They go through a phase where just our existence is an embarrassment to them

Well, mine are grown up now, but I remember when absolutely anything was an embarrassment to them, especially one of my sons. I guess he really thought that his peers believed that he was an independent being, living on his own.

[diddlysquat]

3. Made me laugh...

and I don't laugh often

[Rorey]

4. One of the bonuses of being a parent of a teen or adolescent

You DO always hold that "Embarrassment Card". I threatened to pull it out numerous times when my kids were teens. It worked because they knew I'd do it.

(Sometimes you have to prove you're going to follow through.)

That said, this is hilarious. Nothing to be embarrassed about at all.

[tblue37]

6. I bet her son secretly loves them. nt

[Tech]

7. I still look back fondly on the first time I embarrassed my daughter.

[demmiblue]

8. Another hero enters the halls of Valhalla. #RIPTP

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[kanda]

9. LOVE this!

[customerserviceguy]

10. Still less goofy

than piano-playing cat videos. Maybe.

[Yavin4]

11. If you had to change your kid's diapers, you have every right to embarass them.

That's the law.

[dreamland]

12. Love the TP funerals and the embarrassed son is just a bonus.

[LAS14]

13. Well, tell him you gave me a pick up!!! :-)