Twitter users recently posted about their experiences with their parents at the airport, and they are deeply relatable to anyone who has traveled with their perpetually stressed parents.
"First time I flew with my parents after flying alone a bunch, my mom got really upset and told me off for "being too relaxed""
“Buying a plane ticket and realizing your dad actually made you get up at 2AM because the 5AM ticket was $5 cheaper (he's going to make the family walk around the city for 7 hours until the hotel reservation kicks in)."
“I feel like there's a stress response that goes both ways when traveling with a parent. They see you as their child and get stressed about your safety, you see your parent stress and it makes you stressed since you have that bond and as you age you worry for them back.”
Why do you think parents are so stressed while flying? Is flying just stressful for most people? Are they stressed about their kids more than they usually are?
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