THE CRAZIEST TEXTS FROM MY PARENTS

Introduction

As a streamer known for my loud personality and intense reactions, especially during horror games or rage-inducing moments, I often find myself in quite the predicament when it comes to my parents. My mom, in particular, seems to have taken on the role of my biggest opponent (or "op," as they say in gaming lingo) when it comes to me sharing my online gaming journey.

Initially, her concern came across as more of a protective instinct. She would send me texts worried about the noise levels emanating from my room. However, as my streaming evolved and my volume increased, those text messages became increasingly amusing—and slightly alarming.

One of her more memorable texts claimed that people walking outside the house were concerned about the ruckus coming from our property. Just imagine strangers pausing and exchanging anxious glances because my screams have reached such a level that they think something must be wrong! A subsequent message expressed her fear that our neighbors believed we were a crazy family, all because of my enthusiastic screams during my streams.

But it doesn't end there. My dad also gets in on the action, albeit in a different way. One time, he requested pictures of food from a trip I was on. In a minor mishap, I mistakenly sent him the infamous "nanami hair pulling" meme instead. You can only imagine their reaction to that!

It seems that my streaming hobby not only creates memories for my audience but also fuels some interesting and chaotic conversations with my parents.

Keywords

• Streaming
• Loud reactions
• Horror games
• Parental concern
• Neighborhood
• Meme mishap
• Communication

FAQ

Q: Why does your mom dislike your streaming?
A: My mom is worried about the loudness that comes with my streaming, especially during horror games or rage-inducing moments.

Q: Have your parents ever expressed concern about your streaming?
A: Yes, they have sent me texts worried about the noise levels and what the neighbors might think.

Q: What was the funniest text your dad sent you?
A: The funniest text was when I accidentally sent him a meme instead of food pictures from a trip.

Q: How do you handle your parents' concerns while streaming?
A: I try to assure them that everything is fine, but it often leads to humorous exchanges through text messages.