By StillPissedOffAtIrony - 06/09/2014 17:25 - United States - Hialeah

Today, my mother yelled at me for not doing all of my homework. She got so mad, she tore up a drawing I'd spent over a week working on. That was my art homework. FML
I agree, your life sucks 49 304
You deserved it 3 761

Same thing different taste

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My mom used my computer without my permission and lost a five page essay I had ready for class that was due the next day. I had already returned the book it was on to the library.

Ergh, that sucks... Now I guess she'll feel bad for ruining your masterwork for no good reason.

ostfaiz 18

You does'nt deserved that kind of abuse for a mere homework!!! Speak to your mom upfrontly..this is ridiculous

MidnightStone 3

Tape it together I know it sucks that your mom did that if someone did that to me I'd be pissed off to it would be like my baby. But at least your teacher will see how much time you put in to it and tell your teacher someone ripped your homework. Then you can keep it. Later if you're good at painting you can paint over it and the paint will cover the tape.

Epikatz 22

Tape it back together and tell your teacher it's modern art.

You can tape it back together and tell teacher it represents the fragility of art and fractured society. Boom, extra credit!

If my mom did that I'd cry omg so hard work... Over a week!!

Aww man... I'm really sorry that happened to you. I know it's probably unneeded advice... but here's what I would do to prevent further issues: 1. Get a folder and label it homework in big obnoxious letters that can't be missed. 2. Put any completed or in progress works in there. 3. Keep the homework assignment sheets/notes in the folder, in front of any homework or attached to the pieces of homework. (You can check off things as you complete them to help keep you on track) For the damaged piece: Either tape and trace it, or tape it and go to your teacher on Monday morning (even if that's not the day you have that class) and explain what happened. Most teachers will be understanding and willing to work with you when it's something beyond your control.