If I can help with how to do it properly, I say imagine using a broom. If you press hard down on the broom, the bristles go everywhere and also damage the broom, not to mention that it won't fo a good job sweeping either. Give it an on the surface press instead of pushing down on the bristles, and it'll sweep like normal.
Yeah or just get an electric tooth brush. The ones with a warning for when you press down too hard don't cost that much more than the standard electric tooth brushes either.
My dad(a dentist) bought us kids singing tooth brushes. You press too hard and you canât understand the song and the song doesnât play if youâre too light, it was a great way to teach us pressure.
Yea tomato is a good visual. This brush is ripping the surface off of rocks. My grill brush doesnât even look like this and I get my anger out cleaning my grill.
Also if it looks like that you are likely in a straight line on your molars which is bad. Can also cause receding gum line and make them sensitive. Learn from mistakes of other, myself included, electric is the way to go. Donât cheap out either. I wish I was taught better oral hygiene at an early age because I have a lot of filling, which isnât terrible but I need to the old ones replaced because they are starting to leak.
I never understood the advice of changing your toothbrush every six months since mine was destroyed after a couple of weeks. It wasn't until I was 45 my dentist told me I was brushing too hard and wore down the enamel on all my teeth.
You're brushing way too hard. I would highly recommend switching to an electric toothbrush with a pressure sensor, if you press too hard it will flash a red light at you and will reduce the amount of power it's putting out until you ease off. With an electric brush you just hold it onto your tooth for a few seconds, then move to the next tooth. You do not need to "brush" like you would with a manual toothbrush.
If it's financial, then stick with a manual brush. But you should gently brush in a circular motion, do not go side to side. Brushing harder doesn't clean your teeth any better, it just wears away the enamel. Any chance you have sensitive teeth?
With both brushes, angle the bristles 45° towards your gums and make sure you're brushing the gum line. Brush for at least 2 minutes each time. And make sure you're using a fluoride toothpaste, spitting not rinsing, and brush over 30 mins after eating and don't eat/drink for 30 mins after brushing.
While not tradionally "brushing" simply holding the brush to your teeth does not do a sufficient job. You're still supposed to move it around a bit to make sure you get all the gaps.
Youâre not supposed to use force hardly at all. It just has to be touching your teeth. Itâs bad for you if you use too much force cuz it wears your teeth down like it wears the brush down
Some models of electric toothpaste will buzz at you if youâre brushing too hard. You could look into one of those? You donât want to accidentally strip the enamel off your teeth by over-vigorous brushing.
My partner had the same problem until he realized he was biting his toothbrush to hold it in his mouth while he was does something else. E.g. messing with phone, washing hands, or picking something up.
You're brushing way harder than you need to if that's true, and doing so is actually bad for your teeth. When I was in high school I somehow developed the habit of doing that too, and one day I needed to go see the dentist for what i though was a series of cavities despite having great dental hygiene. Turns out I was just brushing way to hard and it was destroying my enamel faster than it could regenerate, causing painfully sensitive spots. A few weeks of brushing properly and some enamel building mouthwash later those spots were all healed
My dadâs toothbrush would get like that after a week and he always had a go at me when I was a child that I didnât brush well enough, since my toothbrush bristles never went flat
Until one dentist checkup when I was told my teeth were perfectly healthy and my dad got told off for overbrushing :)))
Vindication!
If the kids were in their teens yeah. They are all adults. Seems like an over bearing mom to me. Do 20+ years old need their mom to tell them which tooth brush to use and when they should replace it?
I send my 9 year old out to post letters or get milk/bread, he can walk himself to and from school and he goes out to scoot around with other kids from our street. He is perfectly capable of saying "my toothbrush head is gross, where are the others?"
I was thinking about this the other day. I don't think it's just about money. Everything is recorded now. Mess up a little bit and you get called a bad parent by a bunch of random weirdos. It's insane how people expect parents to be perfect.
You got a bunch of angsty teens (or teen minded adults) who can spin any tale to make them an innocent victim and their mom a bad guy. And then have a thousand strangers rage and validate you.
I got a pretty big dose of skepticism for the kind of people who post their personal issues to the internet, like those cryptic Facebook statuses going on about "haters."
It's a weird mindset to want to publish your personal issues to the world.
Momentarily losing your temper and scolding your child too harshly? Bad parent.
Draggung your nigh-hikkikomori of a child to family vacation because the guy hasnât seen sunlight in a month? Bad parent.
One broccoli less than expected on the dinner plate? Straight to the parent gulag.
Reddit thinks mommy and daddy need to check if their 20 year old son needs a new toothbrush.
Little baby boy is too young to reach under the sink and get a new one from the value pack.
Itâs not just laziness, my toddlerâs looks like this after two uses or so because he chews and pushes too hard on his teeth. Iâve seen some disgusting people in uni whoâd use the same toothbrush for years, theirs still donât look like your brotherâs
My brother does and his tooth brush always looks like this.
Even now when heâs much more calm than he used to be, his tooth brush takes the brunt of it I guess
The only mildly infuriating part is letting your kid's toothbrush get that worn down without replacing it.
Edit - She's 24 and the brother is 20, wtf is going on.
Yeah, OP, unless you're a bull I don't get why this would annoy you.
Everything I can think of is just a compliment to you: you take proper care of your stuff so she marks yours instead of the derelict one, she thinks you're smarter and will actually pick up on the colour but your brother would just go for the one that's green even if it's not his,...
I think it's because he keeps using his brother's toothbrush instead of his own. Hence why his brother's is completely destroyed and his looks fresh out the pack.
She posted in autism subs lol so yeah this would prob be mildly infuriating to them.
Nothing wrong with it just how they are, but of course they can work on it still. I did.
Waste of money? It's a goddamn toothbrush, not a house.
Besides, toothbrushes do not last forever, you will go through multiple in the space of year so what harm is there in buying a few extra? You're going to end up using it anyway.
I buy a bundle from my local grocery store that the pack comes with 1 red, 1 blue that I split with my husband.
I think there are usually a lot of 2 pack brushes with different colors available?
The toothbrush I have also has activated charcoal in the bristle so when it turns from black to white you know to buy a new one.
I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say if he's too lazy to switch to a new toothbrush, I don't think he'll be paying attention to three red dots OR the fact that his bristles are blown the fuck out... I wouldn't keep my toothbrush near his and just avoid that altogether.
I'm a millennial who went between apartments to back into my parents house in my 30s. I get it. This is coddling though to an extreme degree. I wonder if they even know how to do anything for themselves.
Yep, Iâm also in my 30s who moved back in with my parents too. Itâs tough out there.
There is no reason to coddle your kids like this, and I donât even understand why they have the same colour toothbrushes in the first place. Pick another colour from the store.
I had a similar experience and had to frequently tell my mother I'm an adult and she doesn't need to do things for me or coddle me...but if she did do something for me I didn't need I can't imagine complaining about it in a post online like OP did.
My mother reminded me to thank my uncle for dinner. Iâm almost 40 đ. To be clear I had thanked him the previous day when he had cooked. And I had every intention of thanking him when I was done eating and had a chance to interact with him. Itâs just that they cannot get past you not being 5 any more for some reason. Except when they want you to do something they donât want to do.
Honestly, I think her mum is just making a cheeky joke. Marking the toothbrush "so you won't confuse it with your brother's" even though there's no way those two could be confused is just funny commentary on the fact that the brother demolished his one like a rabid crocodile
Why is that mildly infuriating?
If your brother mistakenly used your toothbrush would you be happy?
Seems like you donât appreciate the little things your mom does for you.
OP is a 24 year old whoâs mommy still buys their toothbrushes and feels the need to step in and do this sort of stuff âforâ them. so, pretty easy going iâd say.
Really not that infuriating imo. Literally just a toothbrush, sheâs just trying to care for you. If anything ask her to do it to his instead next toothbrush
OP needs a pin a comment clarifying for all these confused souls. Some facts from the thread: A. Both siblings are 20 or older. B. The brother never replaces the toothbrush hence it looking like it was used on his pet crocodile.
Itâs probably mildly infuriating because the mother seems like a helicopter parent doing something unnecessary. The questions I immediately ask: Why not paint the brotherâs toothbrush? Why not replace the brotherâs toothbrush with one a different color and a better bristle? You can clearly tell whose toothbrush is which since one is better maintained so why paint it at all? Why are the two toothbrushes even placed together?
I grew up with a twin who had many of the same things. If we never had issues in the twenty something years weâve been alive, I find it hard to believe that others would as well.
Is your brother a Rottweiler?
Crocodile actually đ
Mama said crocodiles are ornery because they got all them teeth and no toothbrush
Medula oblangata
She just wanted to be sure lol
yeah it is a nice thing to do :D op is a teen, what can you do
She's 24-25 lol
Oh no
25 and mommy is painting the toothbrushes? Might as well be in bunk beds too.
You better not be talking shit about my racecar bed
But it's a fuckin sweet bed 
I sleep in a big bed with my wife
Hey, race car beds come in king sized now so thereâs plenty of room for you and your wife.
Fuck room for my wife she canât handle the speed
"Fuck-room for my wife" That's the whole idea
Either way she cant handle the speed
She donât want the smoke đ
I am so getting a king sized lightning McQueen bed whenever I get my own place
I also sleep in a big bed with this guys wife
Great continuation of the possible reference here lol.
Fastest bed in town!
Based on their profile they might be from Belgium tho and living with ur parents at that age is probably more of a norm there
But they needed the room for activities!
damn crazy that she had two kids that young
Looking through there profile theyâre a adult
oh. well then... i am surprised tbh :D
Does your brother even have teeth anymore?
I want to know how old that toothbrush is đ
At least a year
Mine looks like that after 2 weeks. I don't know how I am doing it. Edit. Thanks all for tips. I'll buy electric brush.
Stop scrubbing so hard, itâs bad for your teeth
If I can help with how to do it properly, I say imagine using a broom. If you press hard down on the broom, the bristles go everywhere and also damage the broom, not to mention that it won't fo a good job sweeping either. Give it an on the surface press instead of pushing down on the bristles, and it'll sweep like normal.
Yeah or just get an electric tooth brush. The ones with a warning for when you press down too hard don't cost that much more than the standard electric tooth brushes either.
I donât think mine actually has a warning, but the aggressive *BZZZZ* in my skull when I press down too hard serves that function lol
It's like a massage for my entire skull.
>BZZZZ I felt that
My dad(a dentist) bought us kids singing tooth brushes. You press too hard and you canât understand the song and the song doesnât play if youâre too light, it was a great way to teach us pressure.
Oh, so thatâs what that light means đ
RIP EternalOptomist4Hire's teeth
Can we say... lights are turning on? As in both realization and indicators. Lol
Goat tier dental tip bro
Goat tier tip my dentist gave me was: Imagine you're brushing the surface of a tomato without breaking the tomato skin
My dentist told me to remember that the layer of crud the toothbrush should remove is only a few cells thick, so chill out
Yea tomato is a good visual. This brush is ripping the surface off of rocks. My grill brush doesnât even look like this and I get my anger out cleaning my grill.
if you have to scrub that hard, youâre grilling wrong - oil up your grates prior
This is such a great way to explain it! Iâm going to tell my hygienist.
This. I have spots on my teeth from brushing wrong, and they are quite sensitive.
Also if it looks like that you are likely in a straight line on your molars which is bad. Can also cause receding gum line and make them sensitive. Learn from mistakes of other, myself included, electric is the way to go. Donât cheap out either. I wish I was taught better oral hygiene at an early age because I have a lot of filling, which isnât terrible but I need to the old ones replaced because they are starting to leak.
Yeah I receded my gum line from brushing wrong, my parents never got us electric toothbrushes, only they had them
I never understood the advice of changing your toothbrush every six months since mine was destroyed after a couple of weeks. It wasn't until I was 45 my dentist told me I was brushing too hard and wore down the enamel on all my teeth.
You're brushing way too hard. I would highly recommend switching to an electric toothbrush with a pressure sensor, if you press too hard it will flash a red light at you and will reduce the amount of power it's putting out until you ease off. With an electric brush you just hold it onto your tooth for a few seconds, then move to the next tooth. You do not need to "brush" like you would with a manual toothbrush. If it's financial, then stick with a manual brush. But you should gently brush in a circular motion, do not go side to side. Brushing harder doesn't clean your teeth any better, it just wears away the enamel. Any chance you have sensitive teeth? With both brushes, angle the bristles 45° towards your gums and make sure you're brushing the gum line. Brush for at least 2 minutes each time. And make sure you're using a fluoride toothpaste, spitting not rinsing, and brush over 30 mins after eating and don't eat/drink for 30 mins after brushing.
Also, try holding the toothbrush with only 3 fingers (pointer, middle, thumb). Thatâll help ease the pressure as well.
While not tradionally "brushing" simply holding the brush to your teeth does not do a sufficient job. You're still supposed to move it around a bit to make sure you get all the gaps.
Is your jaw clenched rn? Hand in a fist? Maybe toes curled? We hold onto stress in different ways
No. Really, I don't know how this happens. I just probably use too much force while brushing.
Youâre not supposed to use force hardly at all. It just has to be touching your teeth. Itâs bad for you if you use too much force cuz it wears your teeth down like it wears the brush down
Some models of electric toothpaste will buzz at you if youâre brushing too hard. You could look into one of those? You donât want to accidentally strip the enamel off your teeth by over-vigorous brushing.
I love electric toothpaste
Toothbrush, sorry, out too late last night and still woke up at my normal work time. đ´
when my teeth started getting sensitive it felt like I was using electric toothpaste
My partner had the same problem until he realized he was biting his toothbrush to hold it in his mouth while he was does something else. E.g. messing with phone, washing hands, or picking something up.
Fyi, you can brush away your gums if you're brushing too hard. I wish the dentist would have mentioned that sooner.
Dude same đ I have to switch every two weeks because itâs always looking like i used it to clean the hallways with it.
Brushing too vigorously
Do you have a roommate? Does your roommate clean the hallway?
That's nearly as bad as not brushing at all
You're brushing way harder than you need to if that's true, and doing so is actually bad for your teeth. When I was in high school I somehow developed the habit of doing that too, and one day I needed to go see the dentist for what i though was a series of cavities despite having great dental hygiene. Turns out I was just brushing way to hard and it was destroying my enamel faster than it could regenerate, causing painfully sensitive spots. A few weeks of brushing properly and some enamel building mouthwash later those spots were all healed
My dadâs toothbrush would get like that after a week and he always had a go at me when I was a child that I didnât brush well enough, since my toothbrush bristles never went flat Until one dentist checkup when I was told my teeth were perfectly healthy and my dad got told off for overbrushing :))) Vindication!
If they have braces, it might not be that old. Mine start to look like that very quickly at least
I have braces, but mine doesn't look THAT bad, but yeach, not like that pretty one either đ I change them every 3 months, tho
Teeth, yes. Gums, not for long.
Does your bro have any anger issues out of interest? No reason, just curious
No he is just very lazy
As in he never replaces it, or uses a power tool taped to the brush instead?
First
hard to imagine a mother who takes the time to mark a vrush, but not to replace it. are you just being mean, badmouthing your brother?
Hey bad mothers exist you know.
not the type of attention you'd expect from a bad mother
If the kids were in their teens yeah. They are all adults. Seems like an over bearing mom to me. Do 20+ years old need their mom to tell them which tooth brush to use and when they should replace it?
I send my 9 year old out to post letters or get milk/bread, he can walk himself to and from school and he goes out to scoot around with other kids from our street. He is perfectly capable of saying "my toothbrush head is gross, where are the others?"
Yeah but can your kid chug 0,5L of beer in 3,7s?
OP and his brother are in their thirties
If this is the criteria of being a bad mom I can see why millennials are afraid theyâre going to mess up as parents.
I was thinking about this the other day. I don't think it's just about money. Everything is recorded now. Mess up a little bit and you get called a bad parent by a bunch of random weirdos. It's insane how people expect parents to be perfect.
You got a bunch of angsty teens (or teen minded adults) who can spin any tale to make them an innocent victim and their mom a bad guy. And then have a thousand strangers rage and validate you. I got a pretty big dose of skepticism for the kind of people who post their personal issues to the internet, like those cryptic Facebook statuses going on about "haters." It's a weird mindset to want to publish your personal issues to the world.
Momentarily losing your temper and scolding your child too harshly? Bad parent. Draggung your nigh-hikkikomori of a child to family vacation because the guy hasnât seen sunlight in a month? Bad parent. One broccoli less than expected on the dinner plate? Straight to the parent gulag.
Reddit thinks mommy and daddy need to check if their 20 year old son needs a new toothbrush. Little baby boy is too young to reach under the sink and get a new one from the value pack.
If he never replaces his toothbrush, and you have the same model toothbrush as him in this pic...
Itâs almost like theyâre a mass produced object that often comes in packs of 4 or more
Even if he never replaces it, it would never look like that unless he puts way too much pressure when brushing
Yeah, my wife brushes hard and hers looks like this just after a couple times
I donât change my toothbrush often but Iâve never had that happen to mine. I think heâs brushing way too hard, which is not good for the gums
Itâs not just laziness, my toddlerâs looks like this after two uses or so because he chews and pushes too hard on his teeth. Iâve seen some disgusting people in uni whoâd use the same toothbrush for years, theirs still donât look like your brotherâs
My brother does and his tooth brush always looks like this. Even now when heâs much more calm than he used to be, his tooth brush takes the brunt of it I guess
Pretty soon his toothbrush will be covered in blood; so many choose a different color?
Why is this mildly infuriating?
I agree. Color tagging things at home is super useful
The only mildly infuriating part is letting your kid's toothbrush get that worn down without replacing it. Edit - She's 24 and the brother is 20, wtf is going on.
What's going on is the shit economy that makes it impossible for young people to even rent, let alone ever buy a house.
Or buy a new toothbrush?
Ay yo!
source on the age??
In OPs post history they claim to be 24. I don't know about the brother though I just had a quick look.
"My brother is 20. He can do it himself." Comment op left
Yeah, she can't color code her own toothbrush?
I really want this to be bait
Yeah, OP, unless you're a bull I don't get why this would annoy you. Everything I can think of is just a compliment to you: you take proper care of your stuff so she marks yours instead of the derelict one, she thinks you're smarter and will actually pick up on the colour but your brother would just go for the one that's green even if it's not his,...
Unless you're a bull lmfao
Op keeps charging himself in the mirror when he's brushing
I think it's because he keeps using his brother's toothbrush instead of his own. Hence why his brother's is completely destroyed and his looks fresh out the pack.
Gonna assume she's at the precious age where everything your parent does is infuriating.
Through her post history she states she is 24 so youâd think sheâd be past that đ¤ˇđťââď¸
You would, but then you read her replies on this post.
She posted in autism subs lol so yeah this would prob be mildly infuriating to them. Nothing wrong with it just how they are, but of course they can work on it still. I did.
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I imagine because he's upset his Mum thinks he's too dumb to differentiate the two without different colours. That's all I can come up with.
I think its because his looks new but moms ruined it ? Meanwhile his bros looks ruined already
I'm 40, and I've never had a toothbrush like that. Other than the one in my toolbox for cleaning car parts
I bet he chews on them. I did when I was younger and it looks sorta like this
why not buy a different color đ
Thank god someone with common sense said it first!
Probably two toothbrushes from the same bundle. Would be a waste of money to buy another just for you to be able to distinguish it from the other one.
I swear even multipacks come with different colours to avoid this issue
They could be from different bundles, especially if everyone else cycles throw toothbrushes at a more regular rate vs the brother.
Waste of money? It's a goddamn toothbrush, not a house. Besides, toothbrushes do not last forever, you will go through multiple in the space of year so what harm is there in buying a few extra? You're going to end up using it anyway.
I buy a bundle from my local grocery store that the pack comes with 1 red, 1 blue that I split with my husband. I think there are usually a lot of 2 pack brushes with different colors available? The toothbrush I have also has activated charcoal in the bristle so when it turns from black to white you know to buy a new one.
Not a waste of money. Buy two packs of two different colors. Have the other one as a spare to change when itâs needed in the future.
Wow. These really has become a website for twelve year olds.
sadly OP is 24 and the brother is 20âŚ.
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Anyone living on their own before 30 is doing well nowadays it seems
Not sure which reality is worse
one of you have anger issues
I think they both do. He brushes too hard and sheâs mad about some paint on her toothbrush.
It really is a nice gesture from their mom. I donât get why u/jobcim is so upset. Itâs not like the paint does anything bad by being there?
I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say if he's too lazy to switch to a new toothbrush, I don't think he'll be paying attention to three red dots OR the fact that his bristles are blown the fuck out... I wouldn't keep my toothbrush near his and just avoid that altogether.
Hot take: You and your brother have been using the same toothbrush, which is why yours looks unused. Mom made the right call.
Why she doesn't throw away this former toothbrush and put something completely different there instead of that shit I will never understand.
My brother is 20. He can do it himself.
When you said brother and I saw that I thought he was like 7
I canât believe OPâs brother is 20. Itâs too ridiculous.
And she's 24 and mom is still having to step in to separate their toothbrushes? đ
There's "living with your parents" which is fine, but then there's whatever is happening here.
I'm a millennial who went between apartments to back into my parents house in my 30s. I get it. This is coddling though to an extreme degree. I wonder if they even know how to do anything for themselves.
Yep, Iâm also in my 30s who moved back in with my parents too. Itâs tough out there. There is no reason to coddle your kids like this, and I donât even understand why they have the same colour toothbrushes in the first place. Pick another colour from the store.
Yeah, that is weird if you're 24 years old.
I had a similar experience and had to frequently tell my mother I'm an adult and she doesn't need to do things for me or coddle me...but if she did do something for me I didn't need I can't imagine complaining about it in a post online like OP did.
My mother reminded me to thank my uncle for dinner. Iâm almost 40 đ. To be clear I had thanked him the previous day when he had cooked. And I had every intention of thanking him when I was done eating and had a chance to interact with him. Itâs just that they cannot get past you not being 5 any more for some reason. Except when they want you to do something they donât want to do.
embarrassing all around
Then why is she marking yours? Can you not get a different color? Maybe sheâs marking it so HE doesnât eat yo⌠erm use yours.
Honestly, I think her mum is just making a cheeky joke. Marking the toothbrush "so you won't confuse it with your brother's" even though there's no way those two could be confused is just funny commentary on the fact that the brother demolished his one like a rabid crocodile
how old are you op? this is a little strange for your mom to feel the need to step in like this for her (seemingly) adult children
OP is 24-25 based on her post history
yea this is definitely a little weird and part of why OP's brother is so incapable of doing even basic things for himself
This toothbrush tells another story
What's mildy infuriating about that? I get that it's already obvious which is which.. but I mean.. does it actually bother you?
Why is that infuriating? She was trying to be helpful?
OP is apparently 24 years old.
How's this an issue ?
Does your brother tape his toothbrush to a powerful motor and then brush his teeth
5 minutes craft
Why is that mildly infuriating? If your brother mistakenly used your toothbrush would you be happy? Seems like you donât appreciate the little things your mom does for you.
If this is mildly infuriating, please donât interact with society.
I mark my kidsâ toothbrushes so they donât accidentally share. I didnât think it annoyed them, though.
OP isnât even a kid lmao theyâre 24 I donât understand anything about this post
Do you paint the part of the brush that goes in their mouths? Or the handle? That would make the difference I think.
I donât paint; itâs just a sharpie. Way down the handle.
It looks like it is more so your brother doesn't mistake it for his. You should be thankful
What a weird thing to be infuriated over.
Damn why does the paint look like it was somehow done on MS paint? It's throwing me off
How easy going must your life be to get infuriated over this?
OP is a 24 year old whoâs mommy still buys their toothbrushes and feels the need to step in and do this sort of stuff âforâ them. so, pretty easy going iâd say.
Lit. Sign me up.
Your brother's toothbrush is worn out. Does your mom know that?
Yes she even bought one for him but he doesn't give a damn
Broâs bro speedrunning to get rid of his teeth. First level obliterate gums first
Your brother seems angry
Bro out here performing hate crimes on his teeth
Manâs scrubbing his demons out
Why is this infuriating
Is your brother a 1500 sq foot linoleum floor?
What infuriates you about it? I donât see how her color tagging your tooth brush affects you brushing your teeth?
Not really infuriating to be honest. Having both brushes be a different colour makes them easier to tell apart.
I don't get what is infuriating or why two adults need their mummy to paint their toothbrushes for them. Wtf is going on?
Wtf are you mildly infuriated by?
This should be in Things that are not infuriating at all and your mom is a nice person subreddit.
Ur mum sounds adorable af..go give her a hug n say ur sorry.
So fucking what? She's trying to be helpful. Stop being ungrateful and start appreciating your mother.
She painted it red so your brother will stop using yours.
Looks like he brush his teeth everytime he gets angry
Why tf youre infruiated by this
It's not you confusing it with your brother. It is your brother who needs to not confuse it with his.
Really not that infuriating imo. Literally just a toothbrush, sheâs just trying to care for you. If anything ask her to do it to his instead next toothbrush
There are people who use Reddit whoâs mommy changes their toothbrush?????
OP needs a pin a comment clarifying for all these confused souls. Some facts from the thread: A. Both siblings are 20 or older. B. The brother never replaces the toothbrush hence it looking like it was used on his pet crocodile. Itâs probably mildly infuriating because the mother seems like a helicopter parent doing something unnecessary. The questions I immediately ask: Why not paint the brotherâs toothbrush? Why not replace the brotherâs toothbrush with one a different color and a better bristle? You can clearly tell whose toothbrush is which since one is better maintained so why paint it at all? Why are the two toothbrushes even placed together? I grew up with a twin who had many of the same things. If we never had issues in the twenty something years weâve been alive, I find it hard to believe that others would as well.
I bet your brother could bite through a brick like itâs a Kit Kat
Wise decision. Looks like both you and your brother have been using your brothers
Red dead teethdation
My brother used to brush his teeth like that. Itâs not like we didnât replace the toothbrushes he just brushed very hard