Twitterati react to #MeAsAParent and it is sure to leave you ROFL-ing!

Trending on social media, the #MeAsAParent is letting us know how the present generation is going to deal with their children. Moreover, this hilarious take on Indian parents is spot on. What do you think?

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Do you think the #measparent tweets are relatable? (Source: Hassan Mahmood/YouTube)

There is no denying the fact that most parents bring up their children with love and affection, however Indian parents tend to go a little ahead of others. The parent-child relationship that they share with their children and the sense of logic they add to the lives of their children sometimes tends to take a humorous turn. If you are an adult and are still living with your parents, then you sure can relate with the latest hashtag ‘me as parents’, which is trending on social media.

Interestingly, Twitterati are sharing this hashtag to express their perspective and how they would treat their children. It sure is an amusing take on Indian parenting and how different the present generation wants the parenting to be. While some users are sure to do exactly opposite of what their parents have done, others claim to be stricter. Can you relate with these tweets too?

Me: Baby’s getting active, needs a jumperoo now.

Checks price. Rs4,000!

Me: She can buy it for herself when she’s earning.#measaparent

— ItikaSPunit (@ItikaSPunit) October 24, 2017

#measaparent
He: Whose car is this?
Me: This is my “Sanskaar”.
He: seriously?
You’ve been waiting to say that to someone, don’t you?
Me:😂😂

— PrinceOfNightmares (@PRINCEJAIN908) October 25, 2017

Son : Papa 300 rupay do, notebook Leni hai.

Me : le 600, 2 packets le aa mild ke. #MeAsAParent

— Gaurav (@iGauravShukla) October 24, 2017

[Me as a parent]

*In the morning*
Dad I don’t wanna go to school.
Me : Then don’t but please lemme sleep. #measaparent

— Mr Sub (@_subplay_) October 24, 2017

#measaparent

Son: papa kya karoon crush bhav Nahin deti?

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Me: tu bhi Meri tarah lukkhha hi rahega…. Tere liye bhi ladki khojni hogi

— NaTiOnALiSt @ HeArT (@tapasvidixit) October 24, 2017

#measaparent
Bacche ke Results ke din

Me: kya bana beta?

Son: *gaal pe hath rakh ke* marna mat papa par mujhe do back lag gye?

Me: *hugs him* peg 60 k banau ya 90 ke?

— Ruskin Sultan ℹ️ (@RoohESultan) October 24, 2017

Son: papa ek launda bully karta hau, ladka bhot cute hai usse marne ka mannhi karta

Me: propose mar de beta #measaparent

— Ruskin Sultan ℹ️ (@RoohESultan) October 24, 2017

#MeAsAParent
Son: Papa! GF nhi pat rhi. Abhi tak single hi hoon.
Me: Shaabaash! Tu mera beta hi hai…
Son: *confused*

— Arshpreet Singh (@Arsh_Singh312) October 24, 2017

Son:- Papa har ladki freindzone kar Rahi hai
Me :- aakhir beta kiska hai …
#MeAsAParent

— u can’t be mani (@kumarmani182) October 22, 2017

Me as a parent.
Kid- Kal Parents Teacher meeting hai.
Me: Tere bade bhai ko leja, woh ab sign bhi seekh gaya hai.#MeAsAParent

— Tribute to Madness (@T2Madness) October 6, 2017

It is obvious in most of the tweets that the users would allow, or claim to allow, their children to do all the things they themselves were stopped from doing by their parents. The humorous take on Indian parents is spot on and relatable. Moreover, it clearly shows how unique parenting in India is.

#measaparent #funnyposts #funnymemes #peachesneggplants pic.twitter.com/1ksCxI834d

— Peaches n Eggplants (@peacheseggplant) October 6, 2017

These tweets are sure to make us wonder how ‘Cool’ the next generation parents will be. Did you find these funny? Do tell us in the comment section below.