50 Hilarious Tweets From Parents Who Are Just Trying To Make It Through Another Christmas
With the holidays fast approaching, moms and dads all over the world are struggling to create the perfect Christmas. Whether it is finding the newest toys, attending a festive recital, or creating a fairytale-like ambiance, it all falls on the shoulders of the parents. Needless to say, it might become tiresome at best.
In fact, according to a 2021 C.S. Mott Children's Hospital National Poll, kids and parents themselves tend to create unrealistic expectations, which might be difficult to fulfill. That often increases stress; however, families still find a moment to giggle amid the chaos. And there are plenty of tweets that prove it.
In order to remind you that there is no perfect way of dealing with the holidays, we have gathered some of the funniest Christmas vs. Parenting struggles. Make yourself comfortable and enjoy these tweets!
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Ha! I buy noisy. I'm 1500 miles away. Have Grinch smiley face while shopping.
And this is why my husband and I enstated a “no assembly” rule. Sorry extended fam, but if swearing and stress is involved, it’s not going under the tree! Also, let’s normalize siblings who treat each other with love instead of animosity. My sister and I have no relationship whatsoever, and I’m determined to not repeat that with my 3.
Funny at first, but then I realized I wouldn't want to be a reason my nieces and nephews doubted or had any questions about their parent's abilities. And I certainly wouldn't want to add to the STRESS of the parent(s) who take care of my beloved Nieces and nephews, much lees the stress of my sibling!
When it comes to holidays, parents have similar ways of perceiving the season itself, as well as prevailing expectations and main stressors. Based on the aforementioned C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital report, nearly all of them (96%) perceive the festive season as an overall joyous time; however, 18% state that the levels of stress tend to rise during the period. The poll also discovered that one-fifth of parents believe that their children have unrealistic expectations for Christmas. One-fourth admit that they’re guilty of having similar expectations of themselves.
The report indicated six main stressors that have an impact on parents’ well-being during the holidays. They include extra shopping and errands, keeping the family healthy, household finances, planning for gatherings, making special meals, and criticism from family members about holiday plans. If any of these sound familiar, do not worry, you are not alone in battling the less-glamorized aspects of the festivities.
Yesterday Me is always such a jerk, and has zero respect for Today Me
Put everything on a fake tree so it looks nice. Using a house sprayer for paint, add occasional coats of semi gloss acrylic. You can sprinkle fake snow on it while tacky. At the end of the season, everything should be cured and frozen in place under a reasonably thick layer of hardened plastic. Pick it up as one, out of in something to store it, every year it'll come out predecorated.
Despite the abundance of holiday-themed songs, surprisingly few describe parents’ actual musings during Christmastime. Such as pondering what the perfect gift for your child is - a headache parents face every year.
Based on the findings of the Gift Decisions by Kids and Parents research, kids name TV as the most common source of ideas for Christmas gifts, followed by the influence of friends. The researchers came to this conclusion by analyzing letters to Santa, the best advisor for any puzzled parent.
Actually, there was a 4th wiseman who brought fruitcake. He was not heard from again.
Not sure if you at guys were joking, and not to be all religious, but the purpose of those gifts were meant to show that the Three Magi knew who Jesus was and brought gifts acknowledge him and what he would do. Gold and myrrh (an expensive perfume) were things only a king would have (for birth and adulthood), and frankenscence was used for embalming. Basically, they knew Jesus was born to be a king, but they also knew he would die and come back to life.
If you look around the table and don't see the sucker it's you.
Load More Replies...Victorian child: 'Thank you for the lump of coal. If i could only afford some matches...'
Actually I'd love an orange, fruit, vegetables, and meat is way too expensive
Load More Replies...This is just bad parenting. I'm a kid and my family has always raised me to be polite no matter what I get. If someone gives me a peice of chalk, I'm still going to thank them and be polite about it.
Of course, what you write about them later on a nearby wall is a whole other matter… 😉
Load More Replies...I like the videos of the kids that gets super happy when they open their present to find a banana or broccoli..
One of the most beautiful videos you can see is one of a boy that gets a wood tablet for his meat (para el asado) and is super thankful, then he gets a second gift and things get teary. I love it because his first reaction is not for the gift, is for his parents. https://youtu.be/FDzCjNl6Ddg
Load More Replies...Child in the depression was also thankful for the orange (according to my mom that was the only treat they got)
My parents put an orange in my brother's stocking yesterday just to educate him abt that!
Load More Replies...In addition to the struggles of choosing the perfect gift, families also worry about expenses. The C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital report states that 29% of interviewed parents describe household finances as one of the main stressors during the holidays.
Based on these entertaining tweets, kids seem to be oblivious to Santa’s Little Helpers leaving empty parcel boxes around or hiding presents in their closets. They are, however, very insightful when it comes to holiday spending and gifts.
I'm pretty sure my youngest had at least a few bits of glitter on his head at all times for the first five years or so of his life. Seriously, every time I washed or brushed his hair I'd find a flake or two. He attended his first Pride at the age of three weeks and that glitter somehow hovered around us (we live in the village) for a good six months, just long enough to be replaced by Christmas glitter. And repeat. I never once bought actual dry glitter (made occasional exceptions for glitter glue, which is the only tolerable way to use the stuff), but it was somehow always there.
Ohhh - that is GOOD...Well Epic fail but your friends and family must have loved the extra ornament that runs!
What you do is, you get a lot of empty cartons/boxes of Xmas gifts size, wrap them in Xmas paper, and burn one of those every time you need to. Cop that, Mr. 8-Years-Old.
Also put some sticks in it so it sounds like there is something in the box.
Load More Replies...Haha! This was my 6yr old when I said I was throwing everything away 🤦♀️🤦♀️
Refer your kid to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Claus?wprov=sfti1
How do we know the Grinch would die? He's not human. Maybe cardiomegaly isn't a thing for his species.
My 2yr old nephew got addicted to watching the Grinch during a two week COVID lockdown. His parents never wanted to see or hear it again. My family bought that kid so many Grinch toys and clothes this year. Oh and we watched the Grinch afterwards. They left early for some reason. 🤷
My 17YO watched it with me last night and explained about the disease she learned about in anatomy class that explains exactly what your 8YO was talking about.
Maybe, but Andre Bessette still makes for a fascinating story. (A modern saint who had a heart three sizes too big.)
Being on one’s best behavior to avoid a lump of coal on Christmas Day is not an easy task for anyone. Research on What Makes for a Merry Christmas? carried out in the Journal of Happiness Studies surveyed people aged 18 to 80 to determine how different factors affect their emotional state during the holidays. Even though 74.8% of the respondents rated their level of satisfaction above neutral, 43.6% of them agreed on relating this time of the year to stress.
Yes. Although phrase it as, "A gift card to (grocery store name).
YES!!! Lol I think between my partner and I we have a solid couple hundred dollars in grocery store gift cards.
Load More Replies...That's exactly what I did ask for! On my way there and was told to bring coolers! I'm excited
When I was younger I wished for insurance payment from my parents for my car. Was a lot more helpful than anything else
I got tires for my college graduation. They were so bald I was nervous wreck driving on them, and I was going to have a long commute to my new job.
Load More Replies...Probably still part of the evidence in an ongoing investigation.
Load More Replies...When I was 2, there was a gingerbread making house competition at my preschool. Ours fell apart. So my parents let me go wild with the frosting and candy. We then put yellow ribbon and put a sign on it. It said " area closed, explosion at Santa's workshop". That is one of my favorite Christmas story.
I do hope there are pictures to preserve such an adorable memory.
Load More Replies...I might actually make a gingerbread house just to do that. One year when we made sugar cookies, I decorated the gingerbread person cookies up like they were all wearing BDSM outfits. It was hilarious.
My parents stopped when I turned mine into an outhouse with chocolate sprinkles in the toilet
I'd actually laugh at that, and see if they could do even better the next year.
Love this! Such creativity. I used to do that with snowmen on our front yard alá Calvin and Hobbes. Til the year i got red spray paint on dad's hacksaw...oops
I actually love to watch bluey, it's so well written!
Load More Replies...As cozy and serene as it often seems in movies or magazines, a family Christmas might actually become quite a quest. Such gatherings are usually followed by a to-do list, including holiday shopping, lots of planning, and meal prepping. These worries were also listed in the C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital report, with shopping being the most prominent stressor (31%). It was followed by planning the function (23%) and making holiday meals (22%).
My oldest is becoming quite adept. I think she secretly practices on her younger siblings.
Isn't sword fighting with empty paper rolls pretty much required?
I tried doing this BUT INSTEAD OF A TUBE IT WAS THIS THIN FLIMSY CARDBOARD PAPER 😭
We try to have wrapping paper tube fights but some of the kids just don't like being smacked with cardboard while loving smacking grown up with them.
My husband & I every year. I toss him a tube and yell "Begin" and then we proceed to act like we're in "The Princess Bride".
When my kids were little we used to play toilet paper tag . They’re now in their 30’s and a parent nowadays would just about have to take out a second mortgage to waste an entire roll of tp. Yes, I AM OLD!
"We tore up the mattress last night" "Were you naughty again daddy?" "Oh yea!"
Load More Replies...Surely she could have come up with something more simple, like "we cheat on our diet".?
That makes the time I gave a 2yo nephew Play-Doh look mild (wasn't intending to make life difficult for my sister-in-law, just thought the kid would enjoy it, failed to take the mess factor into account).
Don't forget "penny whistles!" Their shrill shriek will brilliantly accompany the slightly softer tone of the recorders.
My thought too. Cheaper, more annoying, and easier to "play" (and easier to hit the second harmonics) so kids will almost certainly try them out before parents can hide them.
Load More Replies...I've been waiting 20+ years for my BIL to have kids so I can get revenge for all of the horrifically noisy toys he bought my daughter (barking robit dog, anyone?), who is now 26. He's been married over a decade now without kids, so I am probably out of luck. Anyone know of any terribly annoying toys I could send their pups?
I mean, there are dozens of toys with squeakers, or get a fairly large especially fluffy one, or those sticks made out of fish skin (they smell just great) or just some really good treats (I suggest freeze dried chicken) in a really big very stuffed box that will get torn apart well before xmass day (if you really want to get to them, put a normal innocent toy in there too and act indignant when they tell you their dogs tore it apart). But the most effectively annoying gift will depend on the dogs' personalities.
Load More Replies...One Christmas I bought my nephew a toy laser gun with 15 different sounds (I think my sister has forgiven me but the drink she made for me tastes funny
Suddenly I understand my relatives better. And why I got a harmonica for xmas one year. We don't get along since Ive grown up.
My FIL told me that they always buy their grandsons a set of drums when they turn a certain age. My stepson was going to be that age just in time for Christmas. I look that man straight in the eyes and said, "I'm sure Jason will love coming to your home to play his set of drums. Because they aren't going to be in my house!". Jason didn't get a set of drums from his Grandpa. May my FIL rest in peace but he could be a total butthead.
In addition to creating the perfect Christmas Day for the entire family, parents have to deal with festive customs leading up to it. From placing the magical Elf on the Shelf to going through the ultimate patience test trying to unravel the Christmas lights. It is often by trial and error that they learn what holiday-related mishaps might arise each year. Be that as it may, with the use of technology, they can share giggle-worthy stories and find solace in the support from other parents. And Twitter is undoubtedly an excellent platform for that!
Get some 🍬 and 🍭and then heat it up with 🔥🥣with a 🥄, add food dye ❤️🤍pour it 🫗onto candy cane shaped 🔲 mould, cool 🧊 and bingo! Candy cane
Load More Replies...Alien: How you doin'? Me: Earth is dying, humans' IQs are decreasing drastically, COVID-19 still exists now with many variants, and I have lost faith in humanity. Whatcha think?
Honestly, I read an amazing book that went something along the lines of this. It was called 'The Immortal Nicholas,' and it was written by Glenn Beck. The entire premise of the story was that the man who would become Santa Claus was there on the night Jesus was born. Great story, my late great-grandmother would read it every year for Christmas.
These hilarious Tweets only prove that festive misunderstandings happen to the best of us. And no parent is an exclusion! Despite all their effort and intricate planning, there might always be something out of their control. Nonetheless, cases as such can become amusing family folklore or quality online content at least.
I use to enjoy making fancy embellishments with ribbons and homemade bows. Then we got a cat. Now we only use cheap stick-on bows.
Load More Replies...I adore whoever came up with gift bags. I'm pretty sure my cats could do better wrapping packages than I can.
Turns out my grandma used to be a gift wrapper at a department store when my mom was little, and I may have inherited the wrapping gene, or just observed my mother doing it who was trained by her mother.
Same. It's a lost art. My friends pay me to wrap theirs. 🎄+🎁=💰
Load More Replies...Being a dad apparently comes with the power to sense when someone is within 1 meter of the thermostat
Lets go Simon Holland. On like every item on this list. Give this man a raise.
All things considered, personal input to make the holidays a more pleasant experience for parents and children alike is never a bad idea. Whether it’s coming up with new family traditions or having a Christmas movie night, a small gesture might go a long way. Creating holiday cards, building gingerbread houses, or decorating the Christmas tree together are also great options for some quality family time!
I think you have a future lawyer. He's already at Expert level on loopholes.
Or engineer. You gave instructions that were followed.
Load More Replies...Parents of the past: Don't give out your address, don't get in cars with strangers, and don't agree to meet people off the internet Then we got Uber, to give out our address to strangers on the internet so we can meet up and get into their cars
That’s what I was thinking this, my parents made me do this until I was 13 (an entire two years after I first got sa’d, and did continuously) I’m a girl and I started growing boobs at age 9… and I’m 16 now so the trauma is still there and fresh
Load More Replies...My parents didn't do Santa with my siblings and me. Which I think was a smart choice. Why lie to your kids for 6-8ish years?
You mean like two months before when we let them knock on strangers doors and ask for candy?
That's not a stranger; that's Santa Claus. (You did go to the real one, right?)
Deck the halls with tons of cardboard, stomp stomp stomp stomp stomp, sta-stomp stomp stomp.
I thought I was getting an X-box...turned out to be an "ex-box"...
Breaking them down?! She must not have a cat. I have 6 boxes of different sizes between living room and dining room 🤣
In the yard, rip up cardboard. While the kids look on so bored. Is it yellow bin night? I think you are right! Bring the rest of the recycling when you can
You know that they are compostable right? You can also grow edible mushrooms on them.
It might be difficult to avoid holiday stress but there are, however, ways to reduce it. Respondents of the Mott Poll Report shared their methods of coping, the most popular of which was spending some time alone. Out of the interviewed parents, 71% chose this as their way of releasing tension during the festive season. Others turned to music (55%), exercise (46%), religion (28%), help from family members (23%), and work (15%).
Of course I did. One does not leave this masterpiece just spoken.
Load More Replies...Taking care of my sick father (75 years old) who has what I am sure is the flu and a high fever. We may be heading to the hospital in the morning. Hoping everyone who is sick gets better soon! All kinds of crud going around with flu, covid, strep, and rsv at the same time.
Cue me: At my grandpartent's house not in Colordo, trimming their volunteer palm tree.
Two of my kids were ill on Christmas Eve. Found out a few days later that our 3rd kid was also infected with what our mid-kid had. Such a wonderful Christmas.... 🙄 oh yeah, forgot to add, my bf's mom got sick during the dinner on Christmas Eve. So.... that felt a bit risky. 😬
I always was sick Christmas week which meant sick on my birthday, too. Hmmm, maybe that's why I dread the holidays
The youngest is sick, and got me sick yesterday. Woke up sore and coughing.
Havnt been sick all year and i get the flu 4 days before christmas day, turkey mash gravy veg ham stuffing all taste like licking cardboard, yum 🤢
Trees decorated by kids are the best. Totally uneven, only the most shiny stuff, the biggest star and longest colour paper chains glued at the kindergarten. Take your boring ideal tree to instagram, if only my son were small again, I'd love him to decorate mine.
I let my husband loose on the tree this year. It's so empty, I can't stand it, the urge to completely re-do it. More lights, tinsel, baubles, the really awful and the good stuff our son made, all of it. FILL the damn tree. Every. Branch. Must. Have. Something on it. Right? Right? I'll just be in the corner trying not to look at it, it hurts my eyes and my head, constantly trying to plan where everything should be on the empty, empty poor barren tree.
I was well into adulthood before I found out that as a kid my mom redecorated the tree after we went to bed. Win win for everybody.
Our trees always went through a few "adjustments" to deal with what the pets did to it. :)
Load More Replies...We had an upstairs tree, and a downstairs tree that the girls could decorate any way they wanted. That was when trees cost $20, not $90.
My mom was the director of tree decorating. She would sit on the couch to get a good view of the tree and would tell my brother and I where to hang each ornament and each strand of tinsel. "Not there. To the right. The RIGHT. That's too far, back to the left. The LEFT."
The unexpected wittiness of the little ones in the family often also works like an antidote to the holiday stress. A snarky remark or financial advice coming from a six-year-old is destined to either make you giggle or re-evaluate your entire expenditure. Consequently, parent blogs and social media accounts become a boundless source of such utterances. And an excellent supply of serotonin.
My husband, 4 weeks before I got called up to get my knee replaced, ( a spot opened up on the inpatient schedule for my surgery!!) gave me the flu!! It was week 3 when they called and said can you do it? I said heck yes! Then hung up the phone and hacked up a lung! I had 2 weeks to get myself healed before preop. I did it!
My mom is getting her hip fused on Wednesday. She's 40. Genetics suck
Load More Replies...My mum: Your brother's got you xyz for Christmas. But don't tell them you know about it, otherwise they will be upset. Me: ...
NOOO that’s awful it’s supposed to be a surprise, it’s your MOM too, next time she does it tell her you don’t want to know and you want it to be a surprise
Load More Replies...This is our 7.5 year old neighbor. I'll tell you a secret but you can't tell anyone.
"Three can keep a secret if two of them are dead." - Ben Franklin
Load More Replies...My mom- Your brother got you (random gift) I’m only telling you so you can practice your “aww tysm face” I swear this happens every year lol 😂
If you tell someone they'll never guess, you can't blame them if they believe you and don't waste your time trying.
When it comes to Christmas, some parents would argue that it’s the most wonderful time of the year. Luckily, there are outlets for their at times hilarious frustrations and ways to connect with fellow moms and dads out there!
My parents would have to force me to sit with Santa. I have no idea why I was so scared
"I want an art kit for Christmas. Also a xyz toy with a lotta candy."
My son used to ask for a ridiculous amount of c**p from Santa because "it's free if Santa brings it" i told him that Santa buys all the toys with donations from parents and he shouldn't be greedy. Worked like a charm
We had to do a class dance in front of the whole school every year (grades prep to 6). Sorry, parents...
90 second wow, try 5 seconds for my daughter in her play and we had to sit tru the younger kids singing 1st, i only have 1 kid i bearly want to hear her sing
At my school, which goes kindergarten-8th grade, middle school isn't in the Christmas show. So my lucky parents didn't have to go! Even I was bored, even though the little kids were cute.
I thought your parents didn't really like you, or do I have the wrong doof? /j
Load More Replies...When the box says "Ten years and up", they're talking about the assembly time.
A tip from my sister: they make gingerbread locomotives, too, and they're much easier to make because they don't have any weird angles.
This won't be popular but here goes. Why do parents allow this behavior? Be careful or be gone. Either the kid is too young to understand rules, i.e. less than 10 months old, or the parent does not understand the Making of Rules that is parenting 101. We would no more have been like this than we could have flown to the moon.
Later that day, the recipient is found huddled in a chair, under said blanket.
Load More Replies...We celebrate Christmas in the summer in Australia. So my daughter finds out what animal her teacher likes and she'll draw a picture then colour it in and then she'll choose and pay for a gift out of her pocket money with a handmade card. She is a very good artist, she's now 8 but has been drawing non-stop since she was 4yrs old.
Who tf hosts a corprate karoke party? I don't want to hear David sing!
My dad, whose name is David, who can't sing, but would totally be the star of a karaoke party:
Load More Replies...Updated list 3 days before christmas with 2 added presents, thank god i got them because they are all she has used all day
She did not yet did ask to speak with the manager, but one of the coming years writing to the elves may not feel enough.
One year I made the mistake of wrapping all the gifts the same & the only thing I could think to say in that moment was that parents had to provide Santa with wrapping paper because it would be too expensive for him to buy it for everyone. Then, of course, I was trapped in that lie for the next 5 years!
i love how is name is Kevin the dad just t inform the audience that he has made someone pregnant he's like ¨guys, guys, i get girls alright?
Maybe he did that to explain why his son said "you're not mommy". I thought it was a step-mom at first.
Load More Replies...I can just picture the kids shooting glances at each other "you think?" "Nah, do you?" "No, she wouldn't do that". But then they make the youngest, cutest kid talk first, just in case...
More like, pick a sibling and pinch them til they scream. (I was the pinchee.)
Load More Replies...This happened one year to me, my siblings and my cousins. If we made a noise, the person to make the noise would have to watch everyone open two presents first before they could open any. This resulted in us kids poking, pinching, and annoying each other until one of us cracked and yelled in anger.
That's what I did to my present-probing sister. Worked for over a decade.
My brother found presents in my parents broken shower the other day. They could be anywhere!!
My twins didn't even notice the huge presents under the tree at my parents-in-law's. They will be 2 in 2 days. They just sat and played and looked at books and were very confused when we put their presents in front of them later in the day. We had to actually start ripping the paper because they didn't know unpacking presents was a THING.
I did this. While my daughter was still young I took things from her room a few months before Christmas and hid them. They were like new gifts because she forgot all about them. Works until about 6. After that you get points for "replacing" the toy they think they lost.
Some never change, my 27 year old son-in-law was awake at 5:30 this morning.
Load More Replies...I banish my kids to upstairs (with snacks and drinks) until morning and I tell them it's time to come down. Santa leaves their stockings by their doors so they can open them when they wake up
At least your child slept. My 4 year old stayed up until 5:30 am 🥴.
This day will come. And then your kids will wish mum would not be up at 11am to wake them up.
My parents used to set our clocks back and hour, but I guess that's not possible since everyone has electronic devices.
Please tell me it’s not the reason you’re Headless.
Load More Replies...Same with chocolate Easter bunnies. They're just a little too gleeful.
Could be worse, they could be biting the face off a chocolate rabbit, screaming “stop staring at me!”
It's better than what you might get out of 'Lizard King' + COOKED fettuccine, eh? Hey yo!
🎶🎶Boogers on noses, and sad sneezy kittens, bright shiny phlegm balls and snot streaks on mittens... 🎶🎶
Please do not keep at them forever with this. For over 50 yrs my sister teases me about things I said as a child. It has ruined our relationship
When did this Elf thing start? I don't remember anybody doing this before, like 2010.
I believe the idea comes from a children's book published in the early 2000s.
Load More Replies...My girlfriend's son didn't sleep all night, he's 16. So he was up all night, just watching TV because he was so excited. 🤣🤦 The other two were up at 530a.
I heard of it when my kids were young (they're 17 now), but not many people did it at the time so I was spared. These days I think they file criminal charges if you don't have a wildly-intricate creative set prepared each morning!
Yeah I grew up redneck. We weren't taught to rely on ornaments and paint cans.
Easy fix. Let’s tell everyone, including Santa, that he brings everyone ONE gift. Everything else can be bought by family and friends.
At my house, we do it so the stockings are from Santa and all of the presents are from friends and family. It works great!
Load More Replies...Or, and hear me out, we could be honest with our kids. My daughter grew up just like I did, believing that Santa Claus is a fun story like dragons and elves and fairies. Didn't take any of the joy out of it for either of us, and she'll never have to deal with me having lied to her.
Yeah, that's what we do with our children. We treat bible stories the same way (part of my family is very religious) and teach them that different people believe different things. I also find it important that the children are grateful towards the givers, not just EXPECT presents because they weren't "naughty".
Load More Replies...So here is what you do: make sure they get used to boxes arriving at your hose EVERY WEEK so there is nothing out of the ordinary. This, of course, means you must sacrifice by buying things FOR YOURSELF on a regular basis.
This is why I have a specific "North Pole" handwriting which I use only for Christmas. I was very invested in the rituals when my eldest was little.
My mum used to write out Christmas cards with her left hand, and as I grew up knowing the story that nana taught grandad how to read and write (and his handwriting looked childish), I thought that Santa could barely write and had probably been taught by Mrs clause. I would try and engage other kids in this discussion of Santa's back story, and why he wouldn't just get elves to write out the cards in better writing. Then I figured out that the elves must have been illiterate cos there was no school at the North Pole. Just work.
The other day in Decathlon store "Let it go" started to play. I was chasing my almost-9-y.o. through the store, blasting "can't hold it back anymore" from the top of my lungs, while she was running in horror, ears covered, red from embarassment, WELL I HAD TO LISTEN TO IT THE ENTIRE 2017 AND 2018, PAYBACK IS A B***H AIN'T IT?🤗🌲
If you don't like it don't read it. It's that simple you egg,
Load More Replies...The other day in Decathlon store "Let it go" started to play. I was chasing my almost-9-y.o. through the store, blasting "can't hold it back anymore" from the top of my lungs, while she was running in horror, ears covered, red from embarassment, WELL I HAD TO LISTEN TO IT THE ENTIRE 2017 AND 2018, PAYBACK IS A B***H AIN'T IT?🤗🌲
If you don't like it don't read it. It's that simple you egg,
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