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By ironwoman23 - 28/03/2015 00:23 - United States - East Alton

Today, I discovered that when my mom can't sleep, she comes into my room and reads my text messages. FML
I agree, your life sucks 33 098
You deserved it 3 276

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ironwoman23 10

I do have a password! She makes me give it to her. Now I know why.. And to those asking I found out by waking up to her next to me on my phone, then quickly running out of my room

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feven 32

I hope you had a long talk...Talk about invasion of privacy.

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Space_Teddy 29

Sounds like you two need to have a serious talk about privacy. and it might be a good idea to put a password on your phone for in the future

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annarcheer 19

I totally agree. If op was 12-16 then her mother has the right to check her phone from time to time. I mean she probably pays the bills. Children should understand that there parents are there to protect them and have the right to go threw there phone and stuff.

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joshi42 16

Well, never consider being a writer then, if you messages seem to be a remedy for insomnia.

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stife7 13

Make a txt that implies ur a drug dealer or somthin. Itll be funny af to c her reaction.

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WCARlover 34

Just because this FML is about texting doesn't mean you have to comment like you're using t9

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Brandi_Faith 33

That's a horrible idea. But it is a great way to get her parents to never trust her again and get her grounded forever. :)

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pgmonster 19

Considering you still live in her house and are underage (I'm assuming). You don't really have a right to privacy.

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chosha_fml 26

You need a password, and your mother needs a book.

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usmc_sean 8

At least she didn't look at your search history. See, it wasn't that bad after all.

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psychopolarbear 28

Or did she?

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sNOOBie_fml 24

I don't. I trust my surroundings to keep their fingers to themselves and if it happens, I'll just sit by and answer any question that comes up. I don't have anything to hide and I'm cool with the stuff on my phone. It's annoying to me having to unlock it all the time, so I'd rather risk it and not use a password. However at work, when charging it, I will leave it on the table, fully visible and locked because I don't trust my co-workers enough yet.

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blackonblight 32

I don't. 90% of the time my phone is dead. The rest of the time it's either charging in my room or on my person. But I don't use my phone.

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archnarquibquib 21

I'm on the fence about it. Yes, you should be able to trust your kid but sometimes you can't and will need to monitor them. For instance, my sister (she's 13) was suspended from her school for bullying another student through text messages. When my mom went through her texts to see if that was true, she found nude pics being exchanged between my sister and some guy who follows her on instagram. Now my mom can't trust her with her phone because of this.

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