Today, my mom grabbed my phone, said she was taking it because I'd been disrespectful, and hung up my call. I'd been speaking with a work client. This is the gratitude I get for paying all her bills for the past 2 years, all because she's too lazy to get a job. FML
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Wild Nights Out
Last call, bad decisions and 3 a.m. texts you'll regret until noon. Cheers.
Today, my mom took my cell to work with her. When she got home later, she scolded me for not answering her calls. When I pointed out that she'd taken it, she grounded me for "talking back". FML
Today, my mom was on the phone while we went grocery shopping. Apparently, her phone call was more important because she just left me stranded in the store. FML
Today, I told my mom I wasn't doing very good mentally and I was looking for some support. She decided to remind me of all of the things I still haven't paid her back for. I'm now an unpaid loan, not her daughter. FML
Today, I checked my inbox and realized I got an email from a potential employer, saying they were having trouble getting a hold of me by phone. They called while my mom was using my phone to look up directions to a place, and she answered, kindly hanging up when they asked for me. FML
Today, I called my mom from Australia. I have been abroad for two months and hadn't talked to her in a long time. A few minutes into the conversation my moms stops me and says this call must cost a fortune and hangs up on me. A few bucks in more important to her then me. FML
Today, I spent all day at the hospital with my grandma for some tests. When I drove her back home she decided to thank me with $50. Knowing she is unemployed, I told her I couldn't take a whole $50. She replied with "Ungrateful, just like your mother", then took the money and left. FML
Today, my mom has been calling me every ten minutes, asking me questions about her new computer. She called me at work, and I rudely answered her question. She called back, talked to my boss, saying she was a customer that called in, and I was rude to her. FML
Today, I was involved in an intense argument with my dad. Just as I yelled, "You haven't done one thing for me", my phone rang. The same phone that, as of today, my dad no longer pays the bill for. FML
Today, I asked my mother to pay back the $50 she owes me. Rather than paying me back, she raced off to "work". She's been unemployed for 3 years. FML
Today, my adult daughter reached out to me, asking to mend our relationship. I told her there would be nothing until she paid me back for what I spent raising her ungrateful self. In response, she laughed at me, said, "Never mind" and flipped me off as she walked out. FML
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Top comments
cupcakekate9 14
You need to stop enabling your mom. She needs to learn that she can't keep using you as a source, and grow up. She's supposed to be the parent, not you. This path is going to be your life if you don't change it now. Your mom needs to learn the values of life and her lack of responsibility is wrong, especially when she is dependent on her child.
Ginger_Love 19
Well I mean, you could just stop paying the bills until she respects your personal space or she gets a job. Don't be a pushover or she will walk all over you.
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Comments (58)
Hanny05 8
How is she allowed to take your phone if you pay the bills for it?
ralphnader 13
Move the **** out. How the hell are you still at home.
misscrassh 9
Get out, get out now!
IamHM 14
Time to move out and let Mommie Dearest take care of herself for once.
acmariner99 25
Parents are so much work when we grow up aren't they?
stoneybadger78 6
Cut her off, **** her, she should be able to support herself.
purple_bunnies 20
Move out and tell her good luck without you
Jenadpantano 7
I truly don't understand how people let blood and DNA force them to feel obligated. It's not your relation to the individual. It's how they have treated you, and how they continue to treat you. You should never throw so much resource and effort into someone who doesn't appreciate it. You may feel like you're helping your mom, but you are actually hurting her. You're enabling her. Stop doing what you are doing.
TSBoz 5
Mom or not I'd tell her to give you your phone back and get a job or get out.
childproofpizza 19
I'm all for supporting my parents as much as I can after they retire, but not when they're still 50 years old and just lazy. I'd say explain the call was for your job, the job paying for her stuff.