By anonynous - 27/06/2015 15:01 - United States - Charlotte

Today, while watching a family movie, my mother made every effort to make sure I covered my eyes during a kissing scene. I guess it shouldn't be a surprise, since she still forces me to put my phone in her room every night as she makes me go to bed at 8:30 PM. FML
I agree, your life sucks 28 714
You deserved it 3 638

Same thing different taste

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If you're over 16, FYL. If you're under 16, deal with it. Sorry, but this ain't even an FML

CyberSeeker 20

just wait till college she can't stop you then

want to know what can stop them. (with so much college debt they cant pay their phone bill. )

The site edited out the part where the OP said s/he was 17.

So OP is still too young to move out of the house.

You can move out at 16 so OP could in theory, it would just be incredibly difficult

I moved out at 16, but in with my now husband. I was lucky it worked out for me, I would never recommend it to someone else. Regardless, I think OP is more like 13 or 14.

You're gonna go to college and she won't be able to keep a short leash on you. Then she'll regret keeping you sheltered.

Unless you're 5 years old I think you need to have a talk with your mom

I believe you are too young to use this app...and I believe you mean iPod touch not phone...

Someone said that the OP is 17. Just because the APP says 18+, that doesn't mean teenagers under the age of 18 can't use it. The FML site says you have to be 13+ to use it.

Oh...well I just knew about the app was 17+ nothing about the website criteria... Thanks 34

I know the feeling too well. When I was a teenager, my mom would read my MSN messenger logs and cellphone text messages. When I stopped logging messages, she got a keylogger. I know not many people like to acknowledge teenagers are people and deserve basic respect, but when you have that much power over someone, you simply don't want to stop. She didn't. One of these days, I went home early to find her in my house, in my room, with her hand inside my purse. I'm 26. That's the same woman who took me to the court over some inheritance I got from my father when I was under 18, I'm supposed to be taking care of the stuff now, but that would give me too much financial independence. She'd rather give me part of my own money as an "allowance" and pocket the rest. I may win in court, but I already lost on all else.

Yea I would be changing locks and telling her she's not allowed in my house without me there

countryb_cth 38

That is ridiculously over protective. I agree with the changing the locks and also maybe having a talk with her about boundaries.

When I was still in school my dad tried to do this to me. Didn't work, but I know how you feel OP.

Covering your yes during a kissing scene is inappropriate regardless of your age, but if you're young enough then she may actually be doing a favor by taking away your phone so you get a healthy amount of sleep, as long as that's her motivation and she's not just trying to "protect" you.

I don't know it sounds really controlling. If a boyfriend or girlfriend did this it would be ringing alarm bells. She seems to not trust OP and wants to control everything to an extreme point. I think it sounds utterly unreasonable.

My 14 year old Neice has her phone with her mom at bed time for both the logical reasons. So she's not on it all night, and so she doesn't have to worry about peer pressure of being asked for late night nudes and the like. (yes I know this can be done during the day too, it's just more common at night)

dBLIZZARD 20

When your mom sees how people in school are these days...