Many people have grown up with certain sayings from their parents that are supposed to be "helpful" — but as they got older, they realized what was said was actually incorrect and/or problematic.
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So, we want to know: What are some "helpful" things parents tell their kids that are actually toxic?
Maybe you were often told not to cry because it's "weak" — when it's really a healthy expression of emotions for every human being.
Perhaps mental health wasn't taken seriously in your household, and seeking therapy was discouraged and said to be unnecessary.
Maybe your parent would often comment on your weight and appearance — and you feel it has really impacted your body image and self-esteem over the years.
Or perhaps your parent would often compare you to your siblings to motivate you, but you found it to be very unfair and hurtful.
In the comments below, tell us "helpful" things parents tell their kids that are actually toxic — and explain why you think it's toxic. Or, if you prefer to remain anonymous, share your answer using this Google form. Your response may be featured in an upcoming BuzzFeed Community post.
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