Today, I discovered my mom has been using my credit card to buy everyone's Christmas presents. FML
Collection
Halloween
A failed costume, stolen candy and a very real scare: Halloween, the one night when fear is allowed.
Same thing different taste
Sleigh bells
Today, my mom and I went to Best Buy for some Christmas shopping. She picked up some presents for me and told me not to look at what she was buying. When we got to the register, she didn't have enough money, and I ended up having to buy my own presents. FML
Piggy banked
Today, I discovered my own mother has been stealing money from me for months when I opened my savings box to find it empty. FML
Today, my mom ordered my birthday presents on eBay. Too bad she used my account, so when I went to look for ideas, everything she bought me popped up. It's so much stuff I don't want, need, or will ever use, and it's on my credit card. FML
Today, I found out my identity was stolen. The person got credit cards in my name and didn't pay the bills, which has ruined my near perfect credit. The worst part about all of this is that I can't turn the person in. It's my mom, and sending her to jail wouldn't really work out for anyone. FML
Boozehound
Today, I found out my credit card was maxed out to the penny, all thanks to purchases made on an online wine store. Apparently my mother was thirsty enough to steal from her own son. FML
Today, my mom got drunk and decided to unwrap all my Christmas gifts and throw them at the wall. Ho, ho, ho. FML
Today, my mother told me how she managed to afford all of the expensive Christmas presents we got. She took out extra money when applying for my student loans. FML
Today, I found out that my mom uses my Facebook account more than I do. FML
Today, I found out the gift card my friend gave me for Christmas actually has no money on it and was never purchased in the first place. FML
Outrageous
Today, I found out that my grandma has been sending me birthday money every year. My mom just steals it before I ever see it. FML
Top comments
hare 19
Damn cancel your card and tell your provider it was stolen :(
claiiire_fml 17
Make her pay you back, or press charges against her if she refuses to. That's effed up.
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Comments (107)
krupa1017 18
You should definitely talk to her about that! :/
RenoTheRhino 30
Cancel your credit card and explain the situation to your credit card company.
minesbiggerr 25
If you tell them your mother took it then they will tell you to deal with cause you know the person
Chris93Jones 20
why does she have access to your card?
Qwermy 16
if OP is about college-age, he/she probably lives with their parents, at least when not at school. That means while OP is old enough to have a credit card, their stuff is still accessible to parents
CobraLazerFace 21
So let me guess, Your Christmas present is a shit ton of debt?
LowExpectations 30
I know your pain OP, but lucky for me it was cash. Cancel your card and have it reported.
Enslaved 38
I wouldn't be surprised if she also stole the cash out of your wallet during your Christmas party.
ManicGypsy 22
Her Christmas present should be a nice new place to live. Well, maybe not so nice, but some prisons are not too bad. File theft charges on her! I would. (I don't have the world's greatest mom though)
perdix 31
She carried you around in her belly for nine months and pushed you out through her ******. Now, it's time for payback.
edanielleh 21
yes! all good moms must take advantage of their children to payback for the voluntary choice they made to have them as a baby
1947Chevy 17
That's not a acceptable reason for theft
perdix 31
#24, some women get pregnant accidentally and to some, terminating an unwanted pregnancy is not an option. A better argument is that it is unfair to bill someone for a service they did not ask for. That would have shredded my main point, if not for the fact that I am being totally facetious. :)
SuperMew 22
Instead of stealing the credit card, the mother should have asked to borrow some money. No one needs Xmas presents that bad and as a mother she should want her child to be debt free and successful. Buying people crap they don't need without Op's permission means she is a bad mother.
salsacat 6
You have really enlightened me! I'm going to have children I can't support, and then leach of them! I so set!
perdix 31
Tell her to make sure your name is on the "From" spaces on the gift tags, too. That way, she actually helped you avoid the war at the mall.
weveallbeenthere 30
sorry. is she out of money? no credit cards of her own? good luck with that. ( I would give my mom a c.c. if she asked)
Dynosaur_dollie 38
Even if she is out of money, with no credit cards of her own, stealing her child's credit card and running up the bill is not at all acceptable.
Sweetpea22 14
OP's mother stole the credit card and didn't ask for their own credit card or money. I am sure if OP's mother asked for money, OP would have obliged.