Same. They barely communicate unless it’s about me or my brother, but we are adults now so they even avoid that. The concept of them being even cordially on speaking terms is so foreign to me
my dad left my mom when she was pregnant with me in ‘81. I’ve only seen them in the same space once when I was 28. it was insanely awkward and horrible.
Same. I wish they had a relationship like this. But I'm also glad they didn't stay together, because one of my only memories growing up while they were still together was before I was even 4, with them yelling at each other and me looking at up them from the ground begging for them to stop and asking why they were yelling.
Hating each others guts is not the only reason to divorce the parents of my ex divorced because they just didn't love each other anymore and noticed that living together resulted in conflict so they divorced and now live separate from each other but are still civil with each other and go on vacations together with their children. They divorced so that they don't end up hating each other. There's a lot of reasons for a divorce.
My ex and I hang out all the time. We both had another kid with our spouses. We just weren’t compatible and had to find a new partner. We hang out with all of the kids together all the time. Our daughter isn’t going anywhere. Us working through our past has made us better parents.
Sometimes people still get along after a divorce because they don't hate each other, they just realize that they aren't really compatible, aren't really making each other happy and satisfied in the relationship, much later than would have been ideal.
First thing in my brain was - why would you try to do that? They adults, divorce because they have a reason to divorce. I’m sure, even if they smiling and joking, it’s a very stressful for mon and dad. Selfish kids.
My ex thought everything I did was to "hurt" her. Although I was busy raising 2 little kids and at the start of my career and trying to fix our first home. Once I took removed myself from her life, she got a lot better.
When you have children it definitely makes divorce different. My husband's ex wife is definitely a volatile, troubled person. When we're around the kids together I see all the best parts of her. She's charismatic and funny. It made it hard for me to understand their divorce after hearing so much about their relationship and her negative traits.
Absolutely no question about it. With the torture and torment that my ex put me through, there's nothing about what's going on here that would be worth that level of uncomfortable. I have a wonderful relationship with my daughter, but I won't ever trust her mother again for anything.
I feel really bad for the parents, they may of been joking and stuff but, There’s a reason for their divorce. My parents are divorced and super cool about it but I would never do this in a million years. It just seems wrong in a sense
The jokes and sassy remarks are how they're trying to cope with a situation that's clearly stressful and uncomfortable. I don't like it when people put strain on others for their own amusement. Divorces are a delicate matter.
I love that family dynamic it's amazing you can still joke around even after divorce you can still go out to eat even after divorce even if it's a little bit off you can still do it and have fun with it
Growing up I had a friend who’s parents were divorced. He was my best friend so naturally I spent a ton of time with him including at both of his parents homes. Now his parents were fucking loaddddeeeedddddd. They each had their own home and they were multi million dollar homes. Both had giant rock pools, his mom had a “bonus room” with tons of arcade games, air hockey, and basketball shooting, his dad had a bunch of other cool stuff and lived on a gold course. Going to either house for me was like going on vacation and having a blast because I wasn’t from a wealthy family. Like my family was pretty middle class maybe even upper middle class, but his parents were both 1% earners (probably even higher like .01%). His parents were both friends with my parents, and they treated me like their own kid because I was best friends with their son and was good friends with their daughter who was 1 year younger. The 3 of us would hang out constantly.
Sounds like my brother in law and his wife. They are divorced and each have their own homes but are together with the kids all the time. They even talked about getting remarried but maintaining separate households. It's a strange but functional dynamic.
As you should. It doesn't take much for me to tolerate being around my ex-wife on occasion so that my daughter gets to have a moment of normalcy and actually get to be around both parents at the same time for a change.
My aunt and uncle got a divorce years ago. They made it a point to remain close friends for the sake of their kids. They’re both remarried now but one of the sweetest moments I’ve ever seen with them is when they both came to Christmas dinner with their spouses at my parents house. I remember the 4 of them standing in the living room. My uncle had his arm around my aunts new husband and my aunt was holding my uncle’s new wife’s hand. And they were laughing and carrying on like they were all best friends. Very good to see.
There would have been nothing pleasant or cordial about a reunion with my parents. It would definitely go a long way towards making holidays more convenient though, if they could get along.
My parents split up a few months ago, I still live with my mum and barely see my father (as in he has made no effort to try to spend time together. Maybe that will change but I currently only feel negatively towards him.
I'd be so hurt. Especially if my ex cheated on me or something. Moving on is hard even if it's years later. Don't make me sit across the table from someone who dilberalty hurt me.
My ex-husband joined me, our kids, my fiancé, and my fiancé’s kids at my fiancés house for Thanksgiving yesterday. We all enjoyed the day and the two men laughed and chatted like old friends. We had plenty of drama when we first split up but worked together to build a friendship because we have children together and they deserve parents that can get along. I wish more people were able to do this as it really is a pleasant way to be.
What would have made it better was if he said after the mom saying you wanted all of this he should have said I'm sorry I thought I was getting a good deal
Why is it a facepalm?? Despite being divorce, they still can crack some jokes together so clearly it's working out. It's not like the kids try to make them remarried or something
I mean for a plan like this a casual place is better. If it goes south it's better for a cheap lunch at a Dennys to be ruined as opposed to one at an expensive place
Not the disney ending but we'll take it
Their Disney ending was the wedding. The sequel not going so well.
His face when she said “you wanted all this.” 😳 He knew he was caught.
My parents are divorced, yet best friends. He even picks her up and drives her to family functions. Took over 15 years, but it can happen
I’ve been divorced 20 years. Still see my ex every few months for holidays etc.
I read ur name twice, very clever
Depends on the situation. My dad cheated and started a new family so…
It’s a rare thing to see
I kinda want all that and she's like 20 yrs older than me...
i'm guessing he wanted about half of that, tho.
My parents divorced in the 80’s. To this day, they can’t be in the room with each other.
Same. They barely communicate unless it’s about me or my brother, but we are adults now so they even avoid that. The concept of them being even cordially on speaking terms is so foreign to me
my dad left my mom when she was pregnant with me in ‘81. I’ve only seen them in the same space once when I was 28. it was insanely awkward and horrible.
Same. I wish they had a relationship like this. But I'm also glad they didn't stay together, because one of my only memories growing up while they were still together was before I was even 4, with them yelling at each other and me looking at up them from the ground begging for them to stop and asking why they were yelling.
I left my marriage. It was so dead, soulless. But my ex was content. I tried VERY hard to make it work. We have kids.
"She's not my X she's my Y"
Main question: Why have they gotten a divorce?
They probably collided emotionally when the kids were younger. It happens..
Some people getting divorce not necessarily because they hate each other. The kids probably know this and they seem close to laugh about it.
Hating each others guts is not the only reason to divorce the parents of my ex divorced because they just didn't love each other anymore and noticed that living together resulted in conflict so they divorced and now live separate from each other but are still civil with each other and go on vacations together with their children. They divorced so that they don't end up hating each other. There's a lot of reasons for a divorce.
My ex and I hang out all the time. We both had another kid with our spouses. We just weren’t compatible and had to find a new partner. We hang out with all of the kids together all the time. Our daughter isn’t going anywhere. Us working through our past has made us better parents.
Sometimes people still get along after a divorce because they don't hate each other, they just realize that they aren't really compatible, aren't really making each other happy and satisfied in the relationship, much later than would have been ideal.
First thing in my brain was - why would you try to do that? They adults, divorce because they have a reason to divorce. I’m sure, even if they smiling and joking, it’s a very stressful for mon and dad. Selfish kids.
My ex thought everything I did was to "hurt" her. Although I was busy raising 2 little kids and at the start of my career and trying to fix our first home. Once I took removed myself from her life, she got a lot better.
When you have children it definitely makes divorce different. My husband's ex wife is definitely a volatile, troubled person. When we're around the kids together I see all the best parts of her. She's charismatic and funny. It made it hard for me to understand their divorce after hearing so much about their relationship and her negative traits.
I am totally gonna steal that "not my ex my why" line. Pure genius.
At a Dennys no less
The layers of trashiness unfold
Don't do this to divorced people.
I would just walk out
Absolutely no question about it. With the torture and torment that my ex put me through, there's nothing about what's going on here that would be worth that level of uncomfortable. I have a wonderful relationship with my daughter, but I won't ever trust her mother again for anything.
I mean it really depends on the relationship, but walking out is defiantly an acceptable option here.
I feel really bad for the parents, they may of been joking and stuff but, There’s a reason for their divorce. My parents are divorced and super cool about it but I would never do this in a million years. It just seems wrong in a sense
They look uncomfortable lowkey
Any video with that Tik Tok voice should be banned.
So wholesome, in a weird way haha
The jokes and sassy remarks are how they're trying to cope with a situation that's clearly stressful and uncomfortable. I don't like it when people put strain on others for their own amusement. Divorces are a delicate matter.
I love that family dynamic it's amazing you can still joke around even after divorce you can still go out to eat even after divorce even if it's a little bit off you can still do it and have fun with it
She's not my x she's my y is a great fucking joke omg
Growing up I had a friend who’s parents were divorced. He was my best friend so naturally I spent a ton of time with him including at both of his parents homes. Now his parents were fucking loaddddeeeedddddd. They each had their own home and they were multi million dollar homes. Both had giant rock pools, his mom had a “bonus room” with tons of arcade games, air hockey, and basketball shooting, his dad had a bunch of other cool stuff and lived on a gold course. Going to either house for me was like going on vacation and having a blast because I wasn’t from a wealthy family. Like my family was pretty middle class maybe even upper middle class, but his parents were both 1% earners (probably even higher like .01%). His parents were both friends with my parents, and they treated me like their own kid because I was best friends with their son and was good friends with their daughter who was 1 year younger. The 3 of us would hang out constantly.
Sounds like my brother in law and his wife. They are divorced and each have their own homes but are together with the kids all the time. They even talked about getting remarried but maintaining separate households. It's a strange but functional dynamic.
He's annyoed but he's having fun for the sake of his children
He's trying his best but he's clearly uncomfortable, I wouldn't say he's having fun. Seems like a good dad
As you should. It doesn't take much for me to tolerate being around my ex-wife on occasion so that my daughter gets to have a moment of normalcy and actually get to be around both parents at the same time for a change.
He still wants all of it 😂
I mean, momma kinda caliente. He might be rethinking his move.
I wouldn't be surprised if mommy still shows daddy the goodies every once in a while....
If I have kids like that, I am making as many deals with Rumpelstiltskin as I have children.
*Rumpelstilzchen Nice try sounding it out though. :)
This is so shitty.
BUt DaD iS hAvInG fun! 1!11!!
Thats a really difficult situation... not many good choices at denny's
This isn't a facepalm
Should be on
He still want all that!!!
Denny’s!! Oh, they’re gonna smash again
“Unexpectedly”
"Wtf is up Denny's?!"
That’s what this video needs as well lmao 🤣
I would also love some of that...
My aunt and uncle got a divorce years ago. They made it a point to remain close friends for the sake of their kids. They’re both remarried now but one of the sweetest moments I’ve ever seen with them is when they both came to Christmas dinner with their spouses at my parents house. I remember the 4 of them standing in the living room. My uncle had his arm around my aunts new husband and my aunt was holding my uncle’s new wife’s hand. And they were laughing and carrying on like they were all best friends. Very good to see.
If my ex said that I'd probably get hard😂
Never do this without asking one of them. For all you know, you might accidentally make one of them violate a restraining order.
I’m guessing dad still loves mom just they weren’t working out but you know as men we have to not have real feelings so we play it off as jokes
Que la fregada lolol
OP, why post this on both
There would have been nothing pleasant or cordial about a reunion with my parents. It would definitely go a long way towards making holidays more convenient though, if they could get along.
Sometimes it's not because they don't love each other. Something happened and they make mistake. And maybe ego and pride get in the way.
Their FACES!!!!
I kinda want an update. The aftermath, if you will.
Mom would get...it! She seems funny, too? Chingow.
Oh heck no eff these kids and god bless those civil af parents
Mom
Is mom still single? She's kinda hot
To fall out of love & end things amicably isn't a bad deal. Life ain't so black & white
He missed his line: Mom: [gesturing towards herself] "Because he wanted all this! " Dad: [gesturing towards all his kids] "I had all that!"
Dad is so adorable
My parents split up a few months ago, I still live with my mum and barely see my father (as in he has made no effort to try to spend time together. Maybe that will change but I currently only feel negatively towards him.
she got the heavys
Scrolled hella far for a mention of the moms mega milkers
And he still wants it 😋 them knockers are still SITTING 🪑
Depending on the circumstances, it's possible to go through a divorce and still be on good terms with your ex.
Mamacita got them milkers 🍼🍼
How is this a facepalm?
Omg the dad is Mario
I'd be so hurt. Especially if my ex cheated on me or something. Moving on is hard even if it's years later. Don't make me sit across the table from someone who dilberalty hurt me.
Gives staged energy not funny
Well yeah, ya think the mom and dad randomly met at the same diner without the kids setting it up?
Kids are such assholes.
Why do I want to see a season or 2 of this!??
"Being alive is great, you can eat at Denny's, you can wear a hat whenever you want to, it's wonderful."
I can only imagine how cringy that would be. Stopped as soon as it started with the synthesized voice though so missed most of it.
Wrong sub
My ex-husband joined me, our kids, my fiancé, and my fiancé’s kids at my fiancés house for Thanksgiving yesterday. We all enjoyed the day and the two men laughed and chatted like old friends. We had plenty of drama when we first split up but worked together to build a friendship because we have children together and they deserve parents that can get along. I wish more people were able to do this as it really is a pleasant way to be.
I can see why he married her. I want all of that as well
I love this family 😭😭😭
I hope it’s staged otherwise it’s properly family trashy.
dem tittahs
Redditmoment
There probably wasn't as much of "all this" back when he was with her.
This was posted on
He still wants 'this'
Dope video
So obviously staged. The acting is horrible. How do people believe this shit?
This was way too funny.
That was cute.
Where's the facepalm? This is weirdly nice.
Ew Dennys.....
So cringe….
My kid is a genius off to college at 17, and boy oh boy I have talked to her mom in 3 months now 😆 🤣 😂 it's been amazing.
!remindme 5 hours
Doing this in public with the lure of a meal is a very smart move.
That’s no „facepalm“ that’s kinda cute 😄
I'm not sure why this was facepalm. This was funny, and everyone seemed to be laughing.
Why is this a facepalm?
This is a complete skit. They’re still married.
Wonder why dad never shows up to dinner anymore.
not 🤦🏽♂️
Denny’s, an American Institution 🤘🏼
What would have made it better was if he said after the mom saying you wanted all of this he should have said I'm sorry I thought I was getting a good deal
lol, you kids are why he's blushing
I seriously don't know why this was on
Divorced 6 years. Best decision I made
Why is this on
Beautiful relationship
“She’s not my ex, she’s my Y. Why did I ever marry her?”
Wrong sub?? This is super wholesome.
When you got that many kids you can deny you "wanted all of that".
That’s just a dick move
Glad they can be cool about it
Thats fucked up
And once again, we all learn that big tits isn't enough to keep a relationship together.
Pulled a real life parent trap
Divorced parents find a common goal: embarrassing their children.
As a person with divorced parents, this would be one of the most awkward moment ever, und my father would never forgive me.
Cuz he knows she’s right?!?
This is impressive. My parents can't even stand to be in the same country.
TikTok narrator AI voice? I immediately stop watching. Take a downvote. Take it all.
This seems super staged but OK
I could not have done it.
The mom looks amazing, I can't imagine her on her 20.
As far as viral marketing goes, this is really on brand for Dennys and their demographic. /s.
That was in really poor taste. Denny’s is a disgusting restaurant with a bad history of hiring racist managers.
Lmao I’m her
Too cute.
Why is it a facepalm?? Despite being divorce, they still can crack some jokes together so clearly it's working out. It's not like the kids try to make them remarried or something
Yeah, you know he still hits that on the weekends!
I work in a hospital and have seen many couples who have divorced many years ago come to each other's aid when one would get sick.
She has huge tits…. I def would try to smash after this dinner
Why is this on face palm
Rare Commodity
BS
AT A DENNYS?!?!?!?!
I mean for a plan like this a casual place is better. If it goes south it's better for a cheap lunch at a Dennys to be ruined as opposed to one at an expensive place
Lovely Familia..🤣...😘
I love this. I understand completely the awkwardness,sadness, carefullness, the planning that may or may not have occured for whatever reasons.
How is this a facepalm, it’s a wholesome moment.
Dad: "that's my why"
Wish my ex could be this mature.
Cuz he still does