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Mom Finds Weird Drugs In Daughter’s Drawer, But 16-Year-Old’s Response Turns Everything Upside Down
When Lisa Banks from Bedford, Texas found a suspicious-looking bag of colorful pills in her 16-year-old daughter Ashley’s bedside drawer, she naturally feared the worst. But as you can see from the hilarious exchange that ensued, not everything was quite as it seemed…
Ashley was at a friend’s house when she received a text from her mom along with a photograph of the suspected contraband. “Ashley Carol I will not have drugs in my house,” read Lisa’s angry SMS. “Your (sic) grounded. Come home this instant.” All was forgiven however when Ashley explained to her mom what those “drugs” actually were. Read on for the full hilarious story that’s been liked 65k times on Twitter and shared by almost 50,000 people. The moral of the story? Don’t jump to conclusions. Well, that and don’t keep suspicious-looking pills in your bedside drawer…
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Marc Codina 9 years ago
I like the "You are 16 not 7". Oh sorrry ms.Mom! Next time she will bring drugs since it's a thing more of her age.
Amanda Panda 9 years ago
This is actually super adorable that her daughter bought these, and the way it all played out. :)
Belinda Matson 9 years ago
Mum doesn't even apologise! Just goes from suspicion to accusation to victim blaming in no time. :(
Merann Bartle 9 years ago
My thoughts exactly! Just because you're a parent does not excuse you of apologising when you are in the wrong.
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Cathrine Simone 9 years ago
Gosh, this seems staged. If not I feel awful that this teen, who is still in touch with her sweet little girl side, by liking spongy dinos, was accused of doing drugs.
Frimpong Poku-Dankwa 9 years ago
Mothers tend to freak out at the littlest things... literally! I started working out some years ago, and I asked my younger brother to take photos of me topless. My mum walked in on us and freaked out why i was asking my younger brother to take nude photos of me; forgetting that i was in shorts. -_-
blugeagua 9 years ago
Oh and also the reason why SOME mothers "freak out over the littlest things" is because women are judged more harshly with parenting than men are. We have to be extra careful with how we raise children otherwise we are constantly scrutinized by complete strangers and harassed simply because we're "not doing a good job". You can thank this unfortunate misognist world we live in for that.
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Marc Codina 9 years ago
I like the "You are 16 not 7". Oh sorrry ms.Mom! Next time she will bring drugs since it's a thing more of her age.
Amanda Panda 9 years ago
This is actually super adorable that her daughter bought these, and the way it all played out. :)
Belinda Matson 9 years ago
Mum doesn't even apologise! Just goes from suspicion to accusation to victim blaming in no time. :(
Merann Bartle 9 years ago
My thoughts exactly! Just because you're a parent does not excuse you of apologising when you are in the wrong.
Load More Replies... Cathrine Simone 9 years ago
Gosh, this seems staged. If not I feel awful that this teen, who is still in touch with her sweet little girl side, by liking spongy dinos, was accused of doing drugs.
Frimpong Poku-Dankwa 9 years ago
Mothers tend to freak out at the littlest things... literally! I started working out some years ago, and I asked my younger brother to take photos of me topless. My mum walked in on us and freaked out why i was asking my younger brother to take nude photos of me; forgetting that i was in shorts. -_-
blugeagua 9 years ago
Oh and also the reason why SOME mothers "freak out over the littlest things" is because women are judged more harshly with parenting than men are. We have to be extra careful with how we raise children otherwise we are constantly scrutinized by complete strangers and harassed simply because we're "not doing a good job". You can thank this unfortunate misognist world we live in for that.
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