We have told you many stories about how adult children, living under the same roof as their parents, have demonstratedbehaviorthat was far from being adult. And there are, in fact, a lot of such tales. However, as it turns out, there are also completely opposite plots. And here is one of them.

This story, from the useru/ComorbidMIs, clearly demonstrates that even people in their late 40s can behave childishly, subject to unexpected outbursts of rage for completely petty and insignificant reasons. For example, a bent mosquito net on the window…

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The author of the post is a 20-year-old living with his parents, who recently locked the house with the keys inside

Messy room with clothes scattered everywhere, result of parents breaking in after losing keys.

Image credits:ComorbidMIs

Room trashed by parents with scattered belongings and overturned chair, after a 20-year-old lost his keys.

The author didn’t fix it properly since he was in a hurry to meet his friend for lunch

Room in chaos with clothes strewn everywhere after a 20-year-old’s parents entered due to lost keys.

However, after returning home the author found out that his parents trashed his room in “revenge”

Text update about breaking inside through a window, relevant to a previous post about a 20YO’s room trashed by parents.

Text explaining a situation where a 20-year-old had to break in after losing keys, leading to parents trashing the room.

The parents also didn’t consider themselves guilty, claiming it was just their property—that’s all

There were about ten minutes left before the planned meeting with their friend, and the guy started to get nervous. He urgently called hisparentsto find out where they were. They were approaching but were still about an hour and a half away—so waiting for them was not an option. And then the author took extreme measures…

No, he didn’t break down the doors, if that’s what you were thinking! There was a mosquito net on one of the windows and, having bent it a bit, our hero got inside. Then he found the keys and, having closed the doors, hurried to meet his friend. The mosquito net remained bent, but the guy had no time to fix it. He hoped that his parents would not notice this, and figured he would carefully fix everything.

Yes, that’s right. Despite the fact that the author also lives in this house, the parents obviously considered themselves entitled to do this to his stuff. And what outraged our hero even more was that they didn’t consider themselves guilty in this situation at all, but on the contrary, accused him of “breaking a window” and “being excessively forgetful.” So the guy decided to take it online seeking support.

Open window with view of plants, related to 20YO losing keys and parents breaking inside.

“In any case, the very fact that literally one bent mosquito net made the parents so furious, says a lot. On the other hand, it seems to me that they were perfectly aware of what they were doing – at least they didn’t touch any equipment, which is not very natural for people in a furious state.”

“And, regarding advice for the future. They say that separation from parents is a long and not always pleasant process, especially for children. And this situation, it seems to me, can become an excellent incentive for this young man to reconsider his relationship with his parents. In any case, their relationship should no longer be the same as before,” Irina presumes.

Yes, the responders sincerely believe that the author’s parents behaved completely unacceptably. “Your parents express anger worse than my 4 year old. Hope you’re able to get out soon,” another person added. “Your parents are insane. I hope you can move out,” was one of the wisest pieces of advice. And what do you, our dear readers, think about this particular situation?

Reddit comments discussing a 20-year-old’s room being trashed by parents after losing keys.

Reddit comments discussing a messy room after losing keys, highlighting disappointment and surprise.

Reddit comments discussing parents disrespecting a 20-year-old after losing keys.

20YO finds room trashed by parents after losing keys; discussion about family financial issues.

Young adult finds room trashed, kneeling among scattered belongings and debris, examining a lamp.

Image credits:freepik / Freepik (not the actual image)

Reddit comments giving advice to a 20YO about moving out after parents trashed his room.

Reddit comment showing a mom’s disapproval of parents trashing a 20YO’s room.

Reddit comment discussing parents trashing a room over lost keys, with an empathetic tone.

Text exchange about being locked out and climbing through a window, mentioning a dented screen and going to Home Depot.

Reddit comment discussing a 20YO handling parental conflicts and room damage over lost keys.

Reddit comment saying, “Move out asap,” related to a room trashed by parents incident.

Screenshot of comment saying, “Your parents are insane. I hope you can move out,” with 996 points and username.

Reddit comment about adding a picture of a broken window.

Comment about a 20-year-old dealing with parental anger after losing keys.

Comment on parental behavior after room incident involving 20YO losing keys.

Reddit comment discussing a 20-year-old’s room trashed by parents after losing his keys.

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