brokedad
This FML is from back in 2013 but it's good stuff
United States
Tantrum
Today, I was questioned by police for forcing a 12-year-old to get in my car. That 12-year-old is my daughter, who refused to get in until I agree to buy her a highly expensive purse just to become popular. FML
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Plumesant 8
Since when would a purse make her popular ?
asylumlane 23
Discipline.....
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interesting33 37
How exactly did you "force" her to get in the car?
ItsAnanya 25
If I did that my mum would drive away leaving me alone. OP if you DID buy the purse, its very disappointing as YOU are the girls parent. She should not be forcing you to buy whatever the hell she wants. Discipline her and teach her about how popularity isn't everything; how people in some country don't get enough money to buy clothes that properly cover them or even food for a one-time meal and here she is, throwing a tantrum over a purse which she may not even Require.
Jazzalyn 10
I'm going to put this out there that OPs daughter sounds like a spoiled brat. I am not opposed to people wanting to own nice things, but when you see people out there that struggle daily to make ends meet, to just want it to look popular is pretty ******* selfish imo. I really hope you don't/haven't bought it for her.
yepusuckarse 7
I mean. Yea that's gotta sick OP but wouldn't u rather that over what happened in Cleveland?
ywolfgl 21
I bet u she would've gotten the parent into lots of trouble if the parent kept saying no!
pastispast 7
so did you buy her the purse and if you did "ouch."
chickenpotpi3 1
This. This makes me sad. I dislike people like this with a passion.
Lawlsacopter 6
When I was younger, if I did this my parents would be like "Fine walk home" and leave me there for an hour just to scare me.
AwesomeMe124 9
kids have bratty moments, don't give OP too much crap about parenting. Teen years are some of the hardest to deal with, especially for a man trying to understand his teenage daughter.
buddy51 23
Better safe than sorry, OP! Good the police were alert enough to question you- maybe that means some girl somewhere doesn't get abducted and held hostage (or worse) by a lunatic. Your discomfort about this incident with your spoiled and demanding daughter is a small price to pay, don't you think?