When you were growing up did you ever wish your familly was more like the tv show leave it to beaver ?

Question

Am I the only one ?

Answer 1

Yeah. anything but a drunken step father. I loved Eddie Haskel. He's probably doing 20 to life in San Quentin

Answer 2

My family was like the TV show Leave It to Beaver.

Answer 3

No ur not the only one. I definetely wish i grew up with leave it to beaver parents. Life would be so much less confusing and less vulgar. Plus I dont think i would have such a skewed perception of the world.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Mrs. Cleaver late at night..."Ward, don't you think you're being a little hard on the Beaver?"

Answer 6

No. And yes you are the only one.

That was a dysfunctional family.

I like Eddie though.

Answer 7

No because if that famiuly was real, they would be the ones with the skeleton in its closet and a big one at that!

Answer 8

nope i wanted to be like the munsters lol

Answer 9

never, my parents were always like friends to me they never acted like parents all my friends loved coming to my house.

Answer 10

You are not alone! I wanted "normal" so badly..........but am now glad it was the way it was!