This cosplayer I follow on Instagram posted this

Posted Dec 17, 2019, 11:52 PM UTC

Posted Dec 17, 2019, 11:52 PM UTC
Guess who’s never trusting their mom with their money ever againnnn
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Do you want to get put into a home? Because that's how you get put into a home.
"Why don't my kids ever call" IDK mum probably because you swindled all my dosh and now I struggle to pay a phone bill
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This was my mom when I asked for all that birthday money she "kept safe" for me from the ages of 1-13
"Hmmmmm what birthday money, I gave it all to you"
Yeah sure ok mom
Yeah, sort of like my confirmation money. Whenever I needed (needed, not wanted) something new like clothes, a new bed, etc She would pay it with my confirmation money. Needless to say it was gone within a year and a half. I was actually wanting to save it for when I moved out...
My dad did this made me pay $500 a month for 2 years for school to save it up and then when I asked for it to pay for tuition he laughed and said he didn’t have it and used it for rent then got mad when I told him he scammed me.
My dad "borrowed" 150 dollars from me a few months ago. I don't think I'll be getting that back.