By Kilika - 08/06/2009 00:17 - United States

Today, I came home and found my desk devoid of all paper. Turned out my mom dropped by and wanted to surprise me by cleaning up my work area. She threw away over 7 months worth of irreplaceable original sketches, notes and storylines, thinking they were worthless. My job is a full-time artist. FML
I agree, your life sucks 70 521
You deserved it 3 833

Same thing different taste

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girlnamedkris 0

Oh my god. That's rough... Is your mom actually delusional though? Possibly mentally challenged? Did she throw away your drawings as a child? Jesus. You definitely did not deserve this one. Condolences...

tonia_fml 0

daaaaaaamn. i'm really sorry. you never throw away an artists' papers

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bite her -_- that'll teach her whats what

Cittenscollar 0

People who aren't artists just can't understand the feeling of losing your work. Even reading this made me feel a bit upset at the thought of my art being lost. Make your mother go through the trash to retrieve it all - if she can't, send her a bill and make her pay not only for what she lost, but for the time you'll spend re-making everything for your clients. If she refuses, sue the woman. I'm so sorry.

omg! im am soooo sorry! holy shit. id would be yelling at her.. then when done yelling at her i wouldn't talk to her for a year! i love to draw and hopefully i can make it into a career.. so i can just imagen how you feel. i wish i had magic to bring all your stuff back. this kills me... it really does... ;_;

Tripodi 0

I would try to be disowned from my mom if that happened

beebeeL 1

it almost hurt to read this . this like SERIOUSLY blows . get a lock & dont give her a key .

SoccerPlaya17 0

#136, would u like it if people (well not even that, pricks from the internet) started calling your mom names? huh retard. -- i hope u didnt tell your mom, that would break her heart. she was trying to do something nice for you anyways : sucks though.

Wow. i would have kicked her the **** out. It's absolutely ridiculous that she would come into your home and throw away ANYTHING without knowing if it's important or not.

First, I would have brought her a nice drink. Next I would have given her a loving hug and warmly kissed her on her cheek. I would have then expressed my sincere appreciation for her selfless kindness to take the time to organize my mess. Finally when she was smiling and relaxed, I would have taken my clinched fist, and delivered an excruciating, painful, solid pubic blow and defied her to even think about driving past my home for the rest of her life.