The jungler and the support are like the parents of the team.
They have to deal with all the other 3 children crying for about everything.
Now tell me that this is not true.
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I consier top more of an uncle who is mostly away but from time to time takes niece(mid) and nephew(adc) for icecream.
Now tell me that this is not true.
Happily.
I'll acknowledge that the support and the jungler take more than their fair share of complaints, but I've seen people in those roles complain and cry about their teammates about as frequently as those in other roles.
So not like they're the parents for their team. I'd argue instead that, due to the more assist-focused nature of those two roles, they are simply easy targets for people complaining: the junglers gets everyone complaining about her if she does poorly, and the support has a single person who will chew him out. From that point on it's about equal, as who blames who for what is fairly open aside from the little extra focus on the support/jungler.
That explains why the jungler blames me for every mistake I make and refuses to help me when I need it and they are able. And why the support never takes care of me and focuses on my more productive sibling teammate.
No I don't have any problems, why are you asking?
that this is not true.
The top laner is the older sibling, theyre occasionally nice and friendly but are usually up in their room doing god knows what, and might occasionally scream at their dad, mom, or younger siblings.
The mid laner is that middle child who's constantly having to with the other kid's crap and is just an overall wild card.
The Adc is the baby, whos may act like a sweetheart from time to time, but often screams and screams.
The support is the mom, who only has time for the baby but still tries to keep the map clear of FoW.
The jg is the dad, who's always out working but occasionally helps out, usually bot since a happy wife is a happy life.
Yes actually, the supports are the mom going all PMs and the jungler is the deadbeat father who isn't apart of your life
Top laner is the hard working dad who has only time for his family at the weekends Support is the caring mother who always helps out there children, doesnt matter how stupid there decisions may be. Mid laner is the teenager who just cares about his ego. ADC is the little kid that doesnt do much until it gets older. Jungler is the strange uncle who visits the family from time to time.
Feel free to answer me with your own version of LoL-Family.
If you keep on crying jimmy 
you wont get your ardent censer!
Nice stereotypes
Ayy another ''all ADC's and midlaners are toxic raging kids while the support/jg literally never flames''
No, the parents are Top and Jungle. The jungler is the mom, who takes care of everyone who's crying. The Support is the more mature middle child (but still reliant on mom), who takes care of the younger ADC and has to deal with the showboating of the older bro Mid.
Top is the dad, who is usually gone at work but sometimes comes back home to help out, and sometimes provides the game-winning advice.
If this is true, then my children and I have been dealing with an absent deadbeat dad for the last 10 games.
Its not true. I did what you said, can I have a cookie now? :D
/s
lol have you even been on the boards? didnt you see the occasional "my adc is so bad" by support players threads?
I agree. Although I am biased towards support (as that is my main role), it is very clear that the support and jungler are like pillars of support in the team. The jungler is ideally the dad who swoops in to protect his kids from further harm but then leaves them be right after and the support is the mom that comes around to feed the kids hp and shield or protect them from mean champions who are bullying them.
Breaking from that, my thoughts on the other three (assuming all are sons): Top is the eldest child, who graduated college, has his life together, and comes back home to see their siblings time to time. Dad (Jungler) goes out for coffee with him quite frequently. Mid is the middle child that compensates for the lack of attention given to him with ingenious stunts and magic tricks, He's loved and respected by his siblings for being the MIDdleman but, unfortunately, Mom and Dad don't watch his shows too often. ADC (Bot) is the youngest child, spoiled by the mother (literally, she follows him everywhere), and gets angry when someone in the family tries to his candied CS away from him.
The Happy Summoner Fam!
Unless you're pre 30's trying to level a smurf. This shit fucking sucks. I have to deal with 4 other fucks crying about who's the better player when they're all bad.
This is not true.
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They have to deal with all the other 3 children crying for about everything.
Now tell me that this is not true.
This is toxic behavior and I do not see why it has 53 upvotes on the player behavior board when you would get reported and suspended for saying this in game.
If this was in Memes and Games it would be cute joke. But since it's serious post - every role can potentially have someone who blames others.
GEE GEE NO PEEL
It's true, and I actually think the Jungler is the traditional mother providing emotional and moral foundation, and support is the traditional working father taking care of the bigger picture and having all his income taken for the effort.
I feel like top/mid/jung/adc/supp are just a bunch of clowns running around in a great clown fiesta...
Meh if you play a tank support you get alot less flak because they see all the damage they could be taking . and aren't due to you tanking and the free PD you are giving them.
Actually you are all wrong, I like the version that Sky Williams points out in his video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqakQqxkcME
Basically Top = Dad Mid = Mom Jungle = Uncle (Distant uncle who visits you randomly and leave you presents but you never say thankyou) Support = Older Sister ADC = LoudAss, AnnoyingAss, CryingAss, Bitch Younger Brother.