the award for petty person of the year goes to… - REACTION

[@mellalune]

Wait, you reduced the annoying audio for OUR benefit?! Purest form of love, right there. You're a peach, Tim.

[@mikaelawilliams5779]

Tim is the real MVP

[@Vivicci.x]

More love for Tim

[@Finimellin]

Tim appreciation squad, assemble!!

[@nadineharpur7712]

All hail Tim!! 🎉❤

[@sottovoce13]

OMG I **LOVE** Misha!!!

[@RivKit84]

That husband telling the kid about mom having ice cream= straight up BETRAYAL of trust!!! My husband would never!

[@rmsiq148isstruggling3]

She literally should make him go and buy the daughter new ice cream. Moms never get enjoy anything for themselves in peace.

[@Mizzshron82]

@@rmsiq148isstruggling3yes!! Anything mom has the kids want. We can never enjoy something 😂😂😂

[@maeflower07]

Yeah that's low-key grounds for divorce

[@dmichcole32]

Its giving grounds for divorce!!! I cant explain how pissed i was when he outed his wife! It would be the single life for him and child support as well as spousal support with an ice cream clause

[@terriedotson7323]

That was the only thing that offended me all day!!!! He violated a sacred trust.

[@haz.fellie]

Reasons to hide snacks from my daughter: I buy us both the good stuff and she goes through hers way faster than I do, so I keep mine hidden in the freezer to eat when I'M READY lol. Girl you ate all yours; this is mine.

[@katjohn84]

I have a 14 year olf daughter. Same problem. So i hide my goodies or she'll eat mine after she goes throu her's so quick. Only way i would get any. And i don't feel bad about it at all 😂😂

[@madisonharkes226]

😂😂 I was the daughter stealing My mom’s snacks and gum…. Then I’d buy her more….. And then eat it. 😅 we’re spoiled I’m sorry

[@noreenelizabeth6617]

I do this to my husband. If I put a bag of chocolas where he knows where it is, it will be gone in a week... yet when I have one squirrelled away, it takes a month to go through the same size bag of chocolates. ... .. it's for his own good as he is trying to lose weight! I'm hiding the goodies for his own well being! LOL

[@hollyandersonbuth6613]

When we first moved in together my husband asked me why I always kept my chocolate in the freezer (he does not have any biological children) ... he gets it now

[@djusticebeauty4542]

Agreed!!

[@fivemjs]

As a mom I have absolutely 100% texted the DoorDash delivery guy and said please don’t ring the doorbell or knock, I will meet you outside. Just because I don’t want my children to see that I ordered something special just for myself. Fun fact, my children are 22 and 16. 😂😂😂😂

[@Dancer_Of_Boreal]

lol when I was 23 my moms family was visiting and they wanted to doordash breakfast, now in my house if you miss the call you miss it. aka if you wasn't in the living room while they was talking about you wasn't getting food. But I heard them from my bedroom and shouted "YEAH LET'S GET SOME!" The family laughed, and grandmother was impressed by my hearing lol Brothers did not get food.

[@irisbear9421]

I've definitely done the same!😂😂

[@huskytail]

Hahaha, excellent 😂. My mom has confessed years later that she used to walk around the block to finish a snack before she got home because the three of us would want too and she just didn't have money for all of us 😆. I'm not even mad, she deserved this.

[@jasminecollins897]

I do that because I have two loud dogs, and nobody wants to hear them going off because they think we're under attack. For some reason, a huge number of people still knock, sometimes more than once, even when they can hear the dogs already freaking out and me trying to calm them down. Those people are very bad and they should feel bad.

[@brendadickson9583]

​@@huskytailAwww bless her heart she deserves it

[@chachiem]

I would have been so pissed off at my husband for outting my snacks to my kids. I already can't ever have anything for myself. The gremlins wanted everything i had.

[@randdiamond8090]

it will piss the gremlins, but it’s actually psychologically reassuring for the kids when their parents tell them “no”.

[@chachiem]

@randdiamond8090 Oh, I have told them no many times. But if I am having something that I enjoy after a stressful day, and my husband points it out the them, so when I tell them "no," they can't have it. Then, they proceed to have a meltdown because they can't have something on top of the already stressful day... no thanks. I don't get a lot to myself, and it isn't always the kids asking.

[@joleen2509]

Same , my kids always get everything I get for myself. 😂

[@RondaHoye]

Definite red flag 🚩 why do you hate your wife? You’re single now, right?

[@chachiem]

@RondaHoye did I miss who you were replying to? Or did you mean to post on the video itself rather than my comment?

[@davidguidry657]

I hope that dad who alerted his daughter to her mom’s ice cream is ready for a week on the couch, a month of “self-satisfaction”, and copious trips to the store for ice cream! 😉 Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. 🤪

[@BrianAndresScott]

Justified response 😅😂❤

[@stephs3098]

That husband is just cruel. I would definitely have mine be making it up to me for a WHILE

[@codename495]

Any spouse who tries to kick someone out of a shared bed, uses sex as punishment and expects groveling from a spouse is a pain in the ass child.

[@kearstinnekenerson6676]

Seriously I was mad at him and it wasn’t even my ice cream

[@bovinespongiformflu]

i been married over 10 years, only once has my wife ever suggested me sleeping on the couch. i said no and that if she wanted to not sleep in the same bed the couch is available to her. she said some dumb shit about chivalry and then i rolled over and went to sleep.

[@dancingqueen3761]

I’m so proud of the lady who left the 12 year relationship. Her ex sounds like sour grapes ( old saying : when the fox can’t get the grapes he says it’s sour)

[@azure5273]

Interesting! In my language we have a proverb that roughly translates to 'the cat that can't reach the meat, complains that it stinks'

[@RandomDoodlesD]

I thought sour grapes refered to sour grapes makes bad wine. 😂

[@ellencox8415]

This is the most funny thing with these men's spaces. They legitimately think every woman who has chosen to leave her husband is going to die miserable and alone. They do not realize some men make living with them so difficult that you would rather be poverty stricken to just have peace. "I used to think that the worst thing in life was to end up alone. It's not. The worst thing in life is to end up with people who make you feel alone." - Robin Williams

[@LJ-kn8tw]

Actually Aesop’s fables written by a Greek slave between 620 and 564 BCE. People never change😄

[@RandomDoodlesD]

@@LJ-kn8tw so cool. I have herd of Aesop before, but I've never heard that story before. The only one I know is the lion and the mouse. I will definitely have to look it up! Thanks for the info!

[@auntlynnie]

About the mother with the ice cream sandwich, I notice that Dad didn’t offer to get the kiddo a treat. Instead, he interrupted HER quiet moment.

[@aeris.arcana]

Yes!! It honestly seems like a bit of a red flag 😬

[@stephanieann9770]

He is a bully

[@kimboj100]

Turn that shit around and say “yes daddy will get you one”

[@Katfall2012]

Yes! It's not because the kid will want one, they'll want 5 and then have a sugar high

[@collette9008]

My first thought : "Daddy said he's getting you one too". 😂

[@ambergraham103]

The dad messing up the mom’s personal icecream by telling the daughter PISSED ME OFFFFFFFFF 😅 I bet she NEVER gets to anything without half being taken over by someone else

[@natashamariani5823]

He earned some divorce points!

[@Fidgetym42]

I need to see the video where she gets petty revenge. Infuriated me too

[@14omoon]

Yeah that wasn't funny at all

[@allycat4522]

Same! I would leave. He can handle the sugar high.

[@sarahgrant1656]

He'd be sleeping on the sofa!! Not on at all. Hit a nerve definitely

[@paigenrucker3179]

As a mom of 3, lemme tell you, we can give our kids the exact same thing as us, but for some reason they always believe ours is better somehow, and want ours. Sometimes we just wanna have a little treat without a tiny hand reaching for our food. 😂 and yes, also the sugar.

[@masunrise7471]

OMG this is so true. I would make the kids an awesome meal that they have loved to eat over and over. I pull out a low calorie MICROWAVED meal and they would want that all the time. I used this to my advantage. I would eat things I wanted to start letting them have and not give them any and they would beg me for it. They both like to explore new foods at 23 and 29 and always have. As long as it was mine first. lol

[@lightningangel45]

The grass does seem greener on the other side. Since kids havent developed as much yet, they dont understand that its thhe same, so it looks better just cause they dont have it

[@LexiaFira]

As a fellow mother. It doesn't matter what it is, in the early years up until maybe teens(?) Whatever you as a parent are eating, your child wants it. They could have just, JUST eaten and be so full, you have food? They want it. Allll the tales of parents hiding food or hiding in the closet to eat one treat isn't because of selfish it's because we've given food to our kids first and would like to have ONE treat UNINTERRUPTED without "Can I have some?" All I'll say to those that do t get it, if you're not a parent or sibling...sorry you may not understand, but you will one day.

[@lynettemarszal5923]

I think that's why they are called kids, as my baby goats never get full 😊

[@shannonlaforme8344]

You’ve just heard truth here today! One of my kids will come up and say bold as brass “where’d you get that? I thought I ate them all”. Yeah because I legit had to take one of six out of the box and hide it so that I might get to enjoy some food someday 😂

[@suan333]

Another reason why dogs and kids sometimes are the same 😂😂😂 No self-control or awareness of a full stomach

[@LexiaFira]

@@suan333 I thought about that comparison 😏 very true

[@DevinOnadipe]

Also, I'm not sure about other kids, but my kids are germy. Daycare sends home a new illness every 2 weeks. Even when they were out of daycare, they would pick up something from the park or playdates. Kids, especially at a young age, put anything and everything in their mouth. Sometimes I don't want to share solely because I have limited sick days at work and it's not worth the risk. I know sharing with my kids mean I don't get to have any more of whatever it is unless I want to get sick. That guy was obnoxious.

[@loverofawesomeness1]

The parking guy got my blood boiling. I hate people that create problems and drama out of absolutely nothing. Unless parking is assigned and she's in his spot, it's unacceptable to get this angry.

[@DeborahWalkerXOXO]

I need the updates...

[@OnePoetWanderer]

He 100% just thought his truck was super special and pretty and didn't want anyone parking in the spot next to him so that he could keep the paint job pristine forever and ever.

[@bootyking6114]

I would have called a tow truck lol, he clearly violating some kind of law I'm sure lol

[@gnyng88]

But why did she keep parking next to him? She noticed from the beginning the other driver wanted some space... Why is she following him? She seems to be the petty one looking for beef with a random person

[@persephonehades7547]

@@gnyng88 Or maybe it's just not that deep? Plus the parking lot looked a bit full, and most employee parking spaces are very few and limited anyway even for a big company.

[@MinekaC]

As a mother, in this scenario my daughter already got her ice cream, then i finished cleaning the kitchen and just want to chill and have a moment. But would have to deal with a massive tantrum if my child saw me eating icecream and not sharing, forgetting she already ate her portion. Honestly spouse was a total D and i hope he suffers for that.

[@izzyt1626]

No more punani for him AND he gets their daughter for the whole day. Don't ask her for shit 😂

[@AliCatGtz]

As other moms have said, not only is it to eat in peace because moms rarely get any peace to themselves but kids can’t have whatever they want when they want it. It’s not sugar high, it’s more about teaching them to be healthy and a treat is fine every once in awhile. Also it looked like it was nighttime in that video and right before bed for a toddler, that kind of giant cookie ice cream wouldn’t be good for their tummies (and teeth) Beyond that I would be super mad at the husband. It’s a complete dick move and he knows what he did would easily start a tantrum. He would have to deal it then because he started it and he has to put it out. As a mom who has to sometimes eat a meal in another room just to have peace and enjoy a meal, I’d rip him a new one. The sheer workload that goes on a mother’s back is heavy enough, let her enjoy this one thing!!

[@mroberts3835]

Indeed👍

[@clairefuzipeg1983]

Same, like how come it's fine to leave me to have both kids all day, but you can't handle ONE HOUR A WEEK of both of them so I can have a full shower in peace? How come it either ends up with one of them in the bathroom trying to play and mess around, or WW3 starts.

[@pistolemi2156]

If my partner pointed out my personal treat out to my child, there would be violence.

[@haileyranson8255]

I agree. Dads just don't face the same issue generally! That poor mother needs to take her time and really think about how to get her husband back for that 😂

[@agis87]

@@haileyranson8255😊

[@maeghonsmith]

I was a single "used up" mother of 3. And met my amazing (now) husband 11 years ago. He's an amazing human. And he loves me more than life. ❤❤

[@lei1474]

Sometimes, a mom just wants a treat for herself. My kids could hear the crinkle of a plastic wrapper from behind a closed door on the other end of the house. Then I'd hear, "Moooom, what are you doing?"

[@froggerthecatlady7962]

As a mother, yes, it's gets to the point where you have to hide your food from the kids. Because every item you put in your mouth since they turn 1, they want. Imagine someone trying to take a bite of your food everytime you eat

[@TheEderline]

Lol my mom used to do this when I was younger. Every time I grabbed some food, especially a snack, she was like - what do you have? Can I have some too? Maybe mom-revenge? :D Once I went vegan-ish she’s not so interested in my food anymore 😅

[@ReDkOaLa64]

I remember my cousin and her husband and the the rest of us used to eat ice cream after their daughter went to sleep, coz that child had too much energy and that sugar rush wud be more harm to the rest of us than her 😅

[@kelseyw6708]

My mom was lucky enough to like flavors that no one else in my family liked such as coconut and butter pecan so she would always get those flavors of ice cream / other desserts haha

[@jaxxvictoria6802]

I'm not even a mom and I understood why she was hiding it. What I don't get is why the dad had to be such a huge asshole when the mom was just trying to have a treat for herself without sugaring up her daughter at what looked to be close to bedtime.

[@victoriagabriella1103]

😂 my kids are 8 and 10 and past this stage but I literally just noticed the other day that I stilll subconsciously hide in the kitchen standing to eat quickly because of the ptsd i developed from this exact thing. 😂😬

[@annalisluck2903]

I once had a horribly, mentally abusive roommate back in college. She was SUPER uptight and very "almighty". She left her Netflix logged in on my Wii after we moved out for different places. I ended up going through playing the raunchiest things I could find as retaliation for all the crap she put me through. I haven't spoken to her ever since then but I sincerely believe she was horrified.

[@thecrazygooseofyourdreams4785]

That's honestly amazing lmao

[@queenreg7]

Sometimes you just want to enjoy a treat without someone else wanting to eat it, too. Husband was a jerk for not just leaving it alone and letting his wife have her ice cream.

[@mroberts3835]

I agree 💯

[@frigid4real]

I agree!

[@hollyandersonbuth6613]

As a mom, can confirm: we do not want to share our treats. I buy enough of my ice cream for me and me alone if the little boy finished all his ice cream before the next grocery run that's his problem 😂

[@brianm4178]

Omg I died internally the time I showed my daughter the guy I was dating (she asked to see, I did not offer this unsolicited) and her immediate respomse was a stone cold "Mom... you can do way better than that" 😱😭 She's right and all but like got dayum child, save some brutal honesty for the rest of us 😂😂 *wipes tear and sniffles* I'm so proud 😂😂😂😂

[@melindahmkhwanazi]

I had a NOISY roommate when I was going to give birth. She had 1000 phone calls, a loud ass baby daddy, 5000 family members! I asked to be moved to a private room because ABSOLUTELY NOT!!!!!!!!

[@marythewinter]

​@spaceotter4416 sometimes they put you in a waiting room kinda thing. It's not like she had to give birth in the room where other people were (at least I hope not)

[@lottieew135]

I had 1 too, speaking Portuguese to a family member or something obviously on the other side of the world, because she'd be talking REALLY loudly at 11pm for an hour or more! And the amount of times I told her to shut up, in the only language I knew that was somewhat close to that language (Spanish), she ignored it and carried on, and the amount of times I had to use the button to bring someone into the room and ask them to get her to shut up was OUTRAGEOUS! It was a 4 person room, on a complex care ward, and the other 2 occupants were so asleep they couldn't hear anything! I was so happy when I was finally discharged, because I know my husband wouldn't dare do something like that with me.

[@spaceotter4416]

@user-oy3yo7qe6o No passive aggressive snobbing here man, I don't judge anyone. Just making a comment, have a blessed day. 🙂 I also deleted the comment because I don't want people to take it wrong as me being rude.

[@projectionv.accountability1010]

I think we had the same roommate!! I was soooo close to losing it.

[@totitelevisionshow]

@@spaceotter4416how could you.

[@evilkirachan]

In response to the neighbor thing in high school we lived in an apartment. During the summer I would babysit my brother while mom worked(he was like 4). Any time he would play or watch a movie (basically doing anything other than standing perfectly still in the middle of a room) she would come over and complain. Once she came over to complain he was being loud and it was his nap time. He Hadn’t moved in like an hour. She was nuts. Well she had this little yappy dog that was actually loud and could be heard through the walls all the time. So one day I got a dog whistle and started blowing it at random times of the day and some at night too. Then I and other neighbors would go down and complain her dog was being too loud. Some other neighbors even took it to the main office to submit formal complaints. Apparently she didn’t pay the pet deposit for the dog so she either needed to pay it or get rid of it or she would be evicted. I think she did pay the deposit. But I would keep randomly blowing the whistle and the complaints just kept racking up. She stopped complaining about my brothers “noise” and eventually moved out some months later. Total win and no one knew it was me 😂

[@Shinysunlix]

12:32 i was not expecting the truck to be parked on two squares HORIZONTALLY. The entire time i thought it was vertically parked half on the other parking square and the other half on other spot🤣

[@Secondhandlegs]

The fact that she recognized that the guy in the truck had beef in his own head 👏 ma'am 👏 that is some top teir shiny spine made of emotional intelligence ❤

[@bimgorling2036]

Yeah that woman is a saint! I would have gone so low as soon as I'd have recognised that he was beefing! And not out of anger - I'd do it for the sheer joy of f-ing with someone! 🤣

[@lushiousification]

The first story made me worried, as a nurse, that the patient was being petty with the nurses. However, I condone her pettiness against her fellow patient 😂

[@moniquewinbush1527]

ALWAYS HIDE THE SNACKIES CHARLOTTE!!! 🤣 and it’s not cause we’re selfish but because the children are 😅 they will literally take food out of your mouth 😂😂😂😂

[@singingwolf8997]

For real. I don't have kids, but I did have cousins who were much younger than me. Having to hand over every little thing I had because they wanted it was exhausting. One time, my aunt gave me $10 to take my cousin around the 4th of july carnival. I mean like, that was MY money, for ME. My cousin was maybe 5 or 6, and I was 9 or 10. She had about $5 of her own, which she dropped on a balloon popping game, but didn't win. This brat reached into my pocket and took my $10, and paid for another two rounds at the game before I even had a chance to stop her. She got a shitty little stuffed animal, and when I told my aunt that she had literally stolen the money she'd given me, my aunt shrugged and said "Well, at least she's happy". Some kids are total vultures.

[@sheenabudd925]

My 8yr old stole the cookie I was eating.

[@lilacfawnx]

I came here to say this. That kid about to take the ice cream and even if you get them thier own ...nope, I want mommy's. 😅

[@lilacfawnx]

I came here to say this. That kid about to take the ice cream and even if you get them thier own ...nope, I want mommy's. 😅

[@jamimunchkin7041]

Plus they have zero self-control and will literally keep eating until they puke. Lol

[@holdmeclosertinycactus]

7:30 Once I yelled at my kitty because she was trying to lick some rice crispy treats I had cooling on the counter..she gave me this sassy annoying look like, "how dare you tell me what to do!" That same night she freaking UNZIPPED my purse and ate my social security and insurance cards which she somehow got out of my wallet. She then spread the remaining items she could grab all over the house and under couches. Found her hair tie stash under a bench the other day and she's been gone since this past March. 17 years old! Miss that little stinker so much!

[@reignofbastet]

I‘m sorry for your loss. Kitties are quite the petty AHs. At least mine are. Haha

[@cherrios2002]

The whole ice cream is, us moms hardly get anything to ourselves. All of our things goes to either the kids or our significant others. We like a treat for just us to enjoy without someone say "I want some! "

[@AdzaanMaiiTso]

For the ice cream: 1. It's just a good idea to keep sweets away from kids in general because their teeth rot faster and super rushes are not fun when you are the parent. It's expensive and exaughsting. 2. You don't want them to get the idea they can have it whenever you have it. They'll NEVER stop asking. The more you keep it from them, the more they'll want it. Moderating is hard when Dad just encourages this behavior. 3. Lastly, and most importantly, that's probably the ONE THING Mom gets to herself without having to share it with the kid. If not one of the few things, then definitely one of the few moments she gets to eat in peace. Dad was such an AH for that. 😂

[@singingwolf8997]

Seeing how she IMMEDIATELY said "Momma, I want one!" the second she saw the ice cream, I'm guessing number 2 is strongly in play. That is 100% a child who has been handed everything she wanted, most likely by dad.

[@AliCatGtz]

Ngl if my husband did that, that would get my blood boiling. He sees what she goes through as a mother, he’d be the doghouse for me.

[@jazznpercy]

@@AliCatGtz It would be awhile before he'd get any "treats" from me.

[@Toasty_Mr.Marsh_]

She could just tell her no. Simple she is the parent and can say no to her child

[@piaandersen6001]

@@Toasty_Mr.Marsh_ OR the dad, who is also the parent, could not encourage her begging. He could also be the one who told her no, or he can now deal with her wanting ice cream. Go find her one if you think she should have one, be her parent.

[@maryannsarkady7950]

As a retired RN, I can tell you that we develop “ beeper fatigue” where we are so used to it that sometimes we don’t actually hear it !

[@ellemmenn2930]

Lmao yes! Not an RN but worked in hospital for years and yes absolutely your ears just become numb

[@ADR-xn6dg]

Yep, trained ourselves which alarms were THE most important so the others become background noise

[@maryannsarkady7950]

@@ADR-xn6dg yes !

[@Shae_Sandybanks]

For real. I spent a few weeks in hospital with a broken leg and after a few days of it being annoying, I didn't even notice it

[@victoriagodfrey2913]

Yup!! My son spends a lot of time in hospital , has a feeding tube and home oxygen.... literally so easy to tune it out lol

[@Grimm299]

Yes, we hide snacks from our children!!!!! That's called being a parent but not losing your mind

[@bRabbitHabit]

9:14 Parking wars are no joke, people lose their minds. In an apartment complex I lived in a few years ago, the spots near my door were always taken, but they had a little space that wasn’t technically a parking spot but could be used short term to unload things. So I used it when I was unloading groceries and things like that. One day, my car hadn’t even been there for 5 mins, when I come back to some completely unhinged note, threatening me to never park there again. I wish I saved the note or took a pic, it’s weird that I didn’t, but it said something like, “This isn’t a parking spot, you shouldn’t be here. I’ve watched you do this before. If you ever do this again, something unfortunate will happen.” It was something crazy and vaguely threatening like that. But it creeped me out, I felt like they were watching me as I read it. I did not park there again. But I had 4 guys simultaneously open my car once bc they thought I was their Uber. I thought I was about to be car jacked. It was a weird complex…

[@Libbysolis]

I was laughing really hard with the mother hiding snacks from the child! I'm a mother to a 10-year-old and have a husband that acts like a kid, so I usually have to hide my snacks from both of them! EVERYTIME, I come home with groceries if they see snacks, they both will eat them that same day or a week and leave me nothing but an empty box. ITS FRUSTRATING, but at the same time I feel for that mom because WE NEVER GET ANY SNACKS AT ALL! I had to open a bag of frozen vegetables, clean it out and put my snacks in there, since they don't go near the veggies. LIFE HACK!!

[@truecrimeshininglight9821]

So true I do the same thing with the frozen veggies hack

[@jennabrilon1186]

I think the pettiest bird would definitely be crows. Those flying toddlers remember shit for a WHILE, and have a sense of humor, lol. Honestly Charlotte should do a petty animals video, 10/10 would watch a whole series!

[@renatafisher5767]

And they will tell OTHER CROWS what people they don't like and it will follow you for YEARS They are so petty!

[@veronicawexel1291]

Plus, if you piss them off, they'll teach following generations that you did them wrong so if you live around them, they'll just hate you until you move or just pass away. (I've never heard of those relationships being salvaged, though I can't say I know that many crow stories.)

[@dawnchesbro4189]

And this is why I feed my local crows in my yard. Once had a woman walk down the middle of my street. She was followed by a cabal of crows and they would take turns buzzing her head. I don't know what she did, but damn don't piss off crows.

[@Sorchia56]

So spot on! Every comment 😂😂😂 Crows are evil little buggers!

[@MrNorker77]

Lol, just made the same comment. I think one could do a whole video on crows.

[@akmsten8]

For the parking, he crossed from petty to full-blown Karen. If he could, he would have already asked for the parking manager to complain.

[@rumakingthatup]

Well, yeah, as a mother can confirm it's nice to get through a treat without having to share it with a kid who will take all of it.

[@moniqueengleman873]

You mean, that is a possibility????? But those days go by so quickly and they are grown . Eating a treat is too lonely for me 😢

[@mmminno]

I think dad should go buy her some icecream if he wants available to have some.

[@jazznpercy]

IKR. They follow you to the bathroom, they snoop around in your drawers, they want to sleep with you. Can't I have one damn moment to myself & enjoy a little treat without them slobbering all over it?

[@JenniferKeaton]

14:36 because us mothers spend 99% of our time giving and giving and giving when the children are awake that we deserve something for ourselves too. I think what he did was wrong but she was also wrong for having the ice cream cookie near the child. She should have taken it in a different room and enjoyed it… like the bathroom or a closet like us multi children mothers. Lol

[@cynthiarogers3178]

Charlotte the thing about hiding the ice cream is because if some kids Know it's in the House, they will obsess about it & ask for it ALL THE TIME...& DRIVE US CRAZY 🤪

[@Masonsept2011]

Yes, you hide the good treats from the kids as a parent. - the mess - they keep asking for more - they think everything that's yours is theirs always 😂😂😂

[@DenMotherArkala]

That story with the guy not liking her car near him…That’s actually SCARY. She should take all her evidence and stories to HR, tell them she wants it all recorded, and that - based on these behaviors directed toward her - she is scared for her personal safety. She does not want to come to him as coworkers in a professional setting, because she is scared by his unprofessional, petty, and arguably aggressive behavior. I’ve seen situations like this go so badly for a woman not to hear this and wish she would take it far more seriously.

[@dontcrossagayman]

BESTIE! I love that you shared the story my follower sent me of leaving her husband! She ANNIHILATED him lollllll. Love youuuuuuuu

[@daftblondegeordielass9818]

I had no idea you had a KZbin channel!!!! Subscribed immediately😊

[@darcybrummett7004]

4:55 “Chewed him up and spat him out.” Oh, yeah!

[@lisaleone2296]

My sister spent a lot of time in hospitals. The last time I visited her, she had an older latina woman as a roommate. I won't go into the details but there were literally a dozen people camping out in the room with her, using my sisters chairs and her bed table, and one of the children was constantly calling the nurses to bring snacks for HER KIDS! Hospitals need to be clearer on what "visiting" means. They had a lounge down the hall.

[@Emeraldwitch30]

Unfortunately the same situation is going on in room next to me. Family who is on vacation had accident. One member is in there and there are like 8 to 9 folks in hallways cuz they got nowhere to be. But at least its all adults or young adults. Someone's kids drive me nuts in hospital id be calling the security for sure

[@bimgorling2036]

Why did you feel the need to mention that the patient is Latina? It's not relevant to the story, so the only reason I can see is that it's important to you.

[@melissacoviello2886]

As a mother of 4 boys I 1000% have to hide snacks from my children. Because when I am nice and buy a gallon of ice cream or a bag of chips or whatever they demolish them in less than 24hrs. I’ve told my children that I am more than happy to share, but if they can’t be reasonable then I won’t buy that kind of crap and then I just buy a single candy bar or a small bag of chips. Every 3 months or so I try again to buy whole thing of popsicles and they always demolish them. My husband recently bought us each a pint of ice cream and I like to come in and eat 5-10 spoonfuls and then the next night do the same thing till it’s all gone. Well one of the kids ate the whole thing and hid the evidence. Ugh.

[@partysuvius]

Your boys have a problem with food. Regardless if they’re growing, that is a binge eating disorder in the making for each of them. Buy a fuckton of healthy veggies and foods they dont like that are filling and see what they do then

[@Sujowi]

None that of that junk is good for your boys brains, moods , energy. Which is why you don’t buy it for them often. What a good parent!

[@ADR-xn6dg]

@@Sujowimy kids love fruit, so do I. I never get the recommend fruit in my diet because my children demolish all the fruit in the house in 2 days. Fruit is expensive and children don’t understand portion control nor any reference to how much these things cost.

[@melissacoviello2886]

@@ADR-xn6dg right my youngest is obsessed with fruit. My boys may love junk food, but they also love every fruit and vegetable, with the exception of Lima beans.

[@shannonlaforme8344]

Can confirm, I’ve got 3 boys, 15 and 9 yo twins. They try to eat everything within 24 hours, fruit, veggies and snacks, doesn’t matter. They go nuts as they’re putting groceries away (their job) “calling” claiming what they want 🙄 I have to correct them by listing what we need for dinners, what’s for their lunches and how long I expect the rest to last just so we have something in this house to eat.

[@tastx3142]

I worked at a desk job and our shift ended at 11pm. The building provided security and there were about half a dozen who were escorted to our cars. Most of the people parked close but I chose to park further away because I wanted to walk before I got back into my car for the half mile home. We were told to park past the 4th row, which everyone did but were all clustered in that area. The guard escorted me to my distant car but I wasn’t at the very back but still a dozen rows back and I always chatted with him. He always turned to make sure that the others, we were all women, made it safely into their cars, but one woman complained that she didn’t get door to door service like me. The others literally were within a few spaces of each other so he started walking her to her car while I continued walking which then caused him to run to catch up to me. I started waiting as he felt compelled to run and he told me the other woman never spoke to him. I learned that he had been promoted at the bank in our building so wouldn’t be working and there would be a new guard. The day the new guard started, I decided to move my car closer as the building manager had told us we could park anywhere past 5 pm but to limit it to one space. No problem. I parked in the second row and the guard stood inside the building and watched. I got to my vehicle and found a huge glued on sticker on my driver’s side window that obscured my view. I went back and told the guard that he needed to remove the sticker and why I got one and he said I had been parking there since noon, which was impossible because my shift started at 3pm and I moved it at 6pm on my break. I told him that his vehicle was clearly non compliant since he took up 4 spaces in the same row. This exchange took place between the closed locked doors of the building and he then disappeared. The other employees were trying to help me get it off so I didn’t have to drive with my window down. I was furious and expressed my anger quite clearly directed at him as it took 30 minutes to clear out a 2” spot for me to see. The guard never reappeared and the other women were upset. One of the employees got to work the next day for an earlier shift and complained to her manager who escalated it to our CEO who then spoke to the building manager. Apparently, since I was the lead for the late shift, everyone assumed that I was easy going but found out that I could be assertive. That day, my CEO came to speak to me about the issue because while I was upset about the nonsense about my vehicle, I had focused my anger on the fact that he disappeared and left us alone in the parking lot late at night, which was the primary reason that he was there causing a breach of the terms of the company’s lease which occupied the entire floor. I was advised that we would have a different security guard who would have his duties clearly defined. The sticker had not been part of the duties so implemented by other guard on his own and his arrogance had been reported back to the CEO when he was fired within 12 hours of his first shift.

[@thewillow3457]

damn that second guard was a douche canoe

[@andyroberts310]

I feel for the ice-cream mom, i cant eat anything nice without one of my kids trying to steal (or just guilt me into giving then) half whatever im trying to eat.

[@rachaeljones4850]

Yeah. Her hubbie was mean! I would definitely seek revenge for that.

[@daisy9910]

Her husband sounded like a right twat.

[@kalilith324]

As a mother I can tell you, any sugar your children ingest in the evening means they need drastically longer to fall asleep, leaving you with little bouncy ball gremlins, when all you want is to finally clean up some chaos before you can sit in silence, watch a movie or respond to that question your partner yelled at you through the battlefield of getting ready in the morning.

[@EnragedErin]

Earlier this year when I was in the ER for an emergency gallbladder removal, my IV pump would beep repeatedly. I eventually tuned it out, though it annoyed the hell out of my SO. The last time my pump beeped, the technician complained under her breath about "Broken ass pumps" and "hospital needs to wake the hell up and fix them", only for the IV pump to start beeping AGAIN. She turned to look at it and calmly said "Oh I KNOW you didn't just start with me." *silence* "That's what I thought." When I tell you it hurt to laugh and i was struggling to keep it in, you can only imagine the looks on my face as I was in pain and just tearing up trying not to laugh at the sass. I'll always remember you, Kevia!

[@HollyBerry0255]

As a Mum, sometimes it's as simple as I just want a snack that I don't need to share and eat it peacefully. I share everything, I don't go to the bathroom alone, sometimes I just want to eat something I enjoy without little people and literal dogs giving me puppy dog eyes because I 100% give it to them if they know it's there Loll.

[@dotar9586]

Remember. "You wouldn't like this ice cream. It's very, very spicy."

[@eileen58]

It’s funny that the “sorry I don’t have spare change” response to cat calling is taking off, I love it! I was actually asked out by a homeless person once, it was funny cause he asked me out for coffee and I’m just sitting here thinking “bro, can you even afford the coffee you are offering to take me out to?” I originally thought he was gonna ask for change, or maybe directions! He was very respectful and polite when asking me though, so I was also respectful when turning him down; I had a boyfriend at the time, so the answer would have been the same, homeless or not.

[@Sa5mMelancholy]

Kids will not hear you when you ask them to do something. But they will hear you open a bag of chips from another room in a thunderstorm and sirens blaring. To me hiding food or sneaking food is that we share so much with our kids even food. It is nice to have one thing to ourselves.

[@Birdbike719]

Dogs are the same way. LOL

[@K.G-I.N.F.P.]

12:51 "you know something I don't do with men is listen, soo.." 😂😂😂

[@Nyte_Kitty]

Went to go visit my grandma in the hospital with my cousin years ago. We were telling my grandma how she still looked beautiful, and my grandma replied something to the effect of, "you're being too kind, I'm overdue for a trip to the beauty parlor". At this point, her awful roommate in the bed behind the curtain says loudly "HA! They wouldn't even let you into a beauty parlor, you b*tch b*stard!" We were shocked! Then the same woman started screaming my name (it's a common name, I think she was referring to a relative or a nurse) asking to bring her a blanket. A nurse came in and asked me and my cousin to leave, because apparently we were "upsetting" this awful woman by visiting our grandmother. We weren't going to leave, but Grandma gave a look like it was okay, and she needed rest, so we left. Grandma was discharged shortly after, and cousin and I still jokingly call each other "b*tch b*stards that wouldn't be allowed in a beauty parlor".

[@karlie9590]

We hide snacks cause we buy them 40 different snacks at the store and ONE for ourselves, and those greedy little people sneak the only one that’s not for them first. For real. 😂 I wish there was another update on the petty parking cause I’m fully invested.

[@decay6516]

If I didn't know any better, I'd say we have the same kids 😂

[@britelite7008]

My friend does that too....anything leftovers or whatever be gone by kids and her hubby 😂 So yeah some women do hide the snacks because when you dont when you want your snack itll be all gone

[@spnfam-ily]

"One of the things i don't do with men is listen" will be a fact my petty azz uses as often as possible. Thank you! 😆

[@queenbee137]

I spent most of my teenage years in hospitals for various reasons, that beeping was unexpected and unnecessary 😂😂😂 Wasn't prepared for a trip down memory lane this morning but here we are. Also fun fact: "padded rooms" are not soft. Its like thick gym mats. So disappointing. 😂

[@marythewinter]

Right!? It was most of the time beeping for no reason at all😂😂

[@milly7843]

Oh my Lord, it is ALWAYS saying that there is an "Occlusion" in the line when all that happened is the rolly-stopper slid down and is semi-clamping the tube. 😂😂😂

[@davidknight3249]

Not to mention trying to get his sugar high daughter into bed.

[@shannonlaforme8344]

I’m not going for the padded room, I’m going because that’s where you get the “good” drugs. I always tell my hubby “these kids have done driven me crazy, call the bin to come get me and tell them to bring the good drugs”

[@protojayplays6169]

I'm a type 1 diabetic have been for nearly 20 years in this time I have some damned hospital stories and those alarms are literaly burned into my brain

[@donnakennedy430]

Our hospital has single rooms. I think only single rooms too. Anyway, you can hear the monitors going off all night long with no resets. Drives. Me. Crazy. Sometimes, I've been near the nurses station and see them congregating to gossip. The whole time the monitors are beeping. Right before doctors rounds, the monitors suddenly get taken care of. I've reported it to patient advocacy several times and am told that it didn't happen. We never stay alone. Always have someone stay the night with you to advocate for your needs.

[@dolormodicumuna5800]

Been in hospital connected to an evil beeping machine quite a lot in my life and I 100% support this. There is something called hospital etiquette and it is PRESSING THE BUTTON WHEN YOU NEED HELP OR IF YOUR MACHINE IS BEEPING!! Imma press my button tho so the nurse comes in.

[@RockinTheBassGuitar]

My mom had a horrible hospital roommate when she broke her femur. For context, she had to be flown to a trauma hospital and crashed several times on the way. She wakes up after surgery, in which they put a rod and several plates into her leg, and her "roommate" keeps having loud and long conversations on speaker phone. She was a diabetic trying to get her family to bring her fast food... In the middle of the night... So I'm glad that girl was letting pump beep away 👍 revenge for all people who have had to deal with similar issues

[@mariakollar5518]

When you’re the mother of a young child, getting to enjoy something in solitude is a rare event. I used to hide my favorite foods and eat them either when the kids were in bed or hide in another room. Not to mention going to the bathroom in peace…

[@nellybean69]

You are practically a saint! Lol

[@joanneroberts362]

I like that the dog was saying" if I'm not coming with you, no one is going" lol. Also Crows remember anyone who has done anything bad to them and they pass it on to other crow's, if your kind to a crow they sometimes leave you gifts xx

[@haileyranson8255]

I was once eating and ice cream at the beach - somewhere that is a tourist hotspot in the UK so the seagulls are all not scared of humans at all because they get fed so much. A seagull flew at me and attacked me for my ice cream - it was terrifying! I can still remember it's claws scraping my scalp and it got tangled up in my long hair. My husband went into protective mode and punched it 😂 everytime I see a seagull now I think it knows that my husband punched its friend and that its out to get us 😂😂😂 to be fair it does seem to be true!! My husband always says they're looking at him funny because they know he's a notorious seagull puncher 😂 he's a silly man!

[@lap8329]

New fear unlocked: Passport now stashed above reach of the Deadly Duo (two small but deadly agile toy poodles).

[@hollyshaw-elliemae]

as someone who has worked in a gas station where everything beeps all day long. literally, ALL DAY different warnngs, gas pumps going on and off, bleh bleh etc etc... you start to tune it out after a while. it becomes background white noise.

[@katet_33]

I love this channel because I always resist my petty thoughts, but I do certainly enjoy it when other people indulge.

[@katet_33]

@@septemberamyx yeah I don’t really condone pettiness in most circumstances, but once it’s already done there’s no additional harm in sharing it with the dear people of the internet.

[@KateDixon2112]

As a kid, our family had a cheep Walmart divider in the kitchen with 4 drawers. One had “daddy’s snack’s”, one had “mommy’s”, and the other two were mine and my sister’s. We knew which drawer was ours and if we ate all the snacks, we had to wait until the next time they were bought. I plan on doing the same thing when I have kids!

[@MadMadamGrimm]

I had a dude that insisted on taking his many incessant phone calls, On SPEAKER, during Chemo treatments. He was angering the whole chemo room. His phone went off at least 8 times in an hour!! It was so ridiculous. Those of us around him were just over it. The sweet lady next to him “accidentally “ knocked her water over and it spilled on his shoe. It was glorious. I still think about her. 😂😂😂

[@daisy9910]

I wish she's spilt it on his phone 😂

[@Starcatt966]

When my mom was going through chemo, she was in so much pain that she couldn’t handle aholes and yelled and berated idiots into behaving appropriately, no matter who they were. She was a force of nature.

[@a_charb]

The 5:00 vampire energy as you go lower/to hell is fully the energy this petty sesh deserved 🤣🙌🏼

[@lingodelfo5415]

THANK YOU the amazing Petty Patient!!! Last Time I was in the hospital, my roommate decided to listen to her bedside radio (provided by the hospital). On full volume. At 4:50 AM. After I had heart surgery, which she knew.

[@yumark5800]

For the guy who parked like a crazy man, I had someone do that to me, blocked him in by “accidentally” parking next to his car front and a car was parked behind him. Took pic of his license plate as well. Ended up seeing an enraged man who never parked like that again. 😌

[@stacy_thecraftycat6611]

My neighbor went on a 2 week vacation and I went over every other day to check on her cat. She was using the litter box so I didn’t know she was also being petty and going to the bathroom in the middle of her teenage son’s bed the whole time. I didn’t know because I wasn’t going into her teenage son’s room, but apparently it was so bad when they got back that she had to throw his mattress out. Now that’s prime petty!

[@sharonrosen2730]

That's an animal permanently relegated to outside-cat status. It can deal with petty wild animals. Good luck Fluffy!

[@purplemist7]

​@@sharonrosen2730That's on the owners for not closing that door securely.

[@crashbananicoot6941]

My friend just told me a story about his friend. I call this "How to NOT be Petty". So this friend of a friend said she saw her husband of 6 years was browsing some riské websites that includes chats, photos, cams, etc. But had no indication he was doing anything or chatting with anyone that would cause her to think he was trying to meet anyone. She took offence to this regardless, and immediately slept with a mutual friend of her and her husband, and her explanation was quote "I'm petty like that.". You couldn't have confronted your husband? Talked to him? Been petty in a way like adding parental locks to the internet browser?? There's petty, and there's shitty. Know the difference kids.

[@qhluvr77]

Way back, my soon to be ex husband , broke my heart by videotaping over my pregnancy scan video. I found out when I noticed an odd box up in the attic, and it was full of videotaped soft porn. I was so mad. I never said a word but carefully taped over each and every one, every afternoon for about a month with ‘The Young and The Restless’, followed by ‘Days of Our Lives’ and to round out an entire tape full, the children’s program’Barney and Friends’ remember Barney the big purple dinosaur Halloween costume. It gave me great comfort to think of him settling down to ‘treat’ himself and getting Soap Operas and kids programs 😂 If Ima be petty, Ima be good at Petty!!!!!😂😂😂

[@xiaunielee4961]

Mother of a two year old boy, I can say that yes we hide snacks. I do want to say though that it's for the simple reason of just wanting to eat something and not be asked to share or can I have one. We deserve a little treat just for us sometimes.

[@ashleylancaster8378]

13:34 I knew one guy in an apartment complex that had a super duty truck that didn’t fit most spots and almost hit the ceiling, so he was smart and paid for two spots side by side so he didn’t have to worry about people parking too close or dents.

[@FaraNecos]

When you're chronically ill it's amazing the noises and smells you can tone out. This can also be weaponized when the time is right.😊

[@gracedolan6662]

Teach me your ways, I hear that noise and it's instant bite mode 😆 same reason, different reaction

[@FaraNecos]

@@gracedolan6662 it used to really bother me at first too. I think what helps me is equating the beeps to a metronome then kinda EDM the hell out of it in my head.

[@gracedolan6662]

@@FaraNecos oh I love that oooooo that's a great tip 😁

[@mariecovalciuc5698]

Both times we took our dogs to the vet and they had to stay to get their teeth cleaned. One of them expressed his anger by peeing on our couch cover before we even got up the stairs. This particular dog holds grudges and is very patient.

[@Summer-sx7xl]

Is he a dachshund?

[@JoJo-mh5pl]

Described my husky to T😂

[@cjboldin]

She really said "one of the things I don't do with men, is listen." 🤣☠

[@sondrahurd6336]

"One of the things I don't do with men is listen..." 😂😂😂😂 AMEN, SISTER!!! SAME, girl, SAME!!!😂😂😂

[@debbiefaisoncook8307]

I thought that girl was going to complain about her nurse. I was a nurse for 17 years. I love this girl!!!! I hear those damn beeps in my sleep.

[@Tiramysuu]

Charlotte reminds me of a well-meaning high school teacher who scrolls tiktok and instantly tries incorporating all of the slang into her vocabulary. I think it's cute. ❤

[@hag8752]

Favorite teacher instantly 😂

[@protojayplays6169]

Also a raging misandrist

[@UggNJane]

@protojayplays6169 Oh shit I didn't know there was a way to say that. Proud misandrist here. Thank you!!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@tracylangsley4064]

I used to tell my kids Choc chip muffins were to help adults go to the toilet lol it worked for a few years😂😂

[@foo8327]

As a retired nurse, if she'd told me the backstory, I'D have had a reason to constantly check on her the entire shift ;) "Accidentally" waking her up. I mean, she DID constantly get out of bed when she wasn't supposed to. It's a "safety" issue :D

[@synnerlig]

14:25 I hide when I eat bad food because I don’t want my kids to develop an addiction to high sugar food. I grew up with bad food and now I’m used to it and feel comfort when eating it and I can’t break that habbit and I don’t want my kids to get that habbit as well. They do get to eat ice cream, cake and candy sometimes of course, but not as much as I do 😂

[@VLively11]

14:10 as a parent that cut deep. You did her dirty 😂

[@Loki1815]

My wife openly admits that she used to love getting cat called, whistled at. She used to turn her head just slightly toward him and wink and keep on walking, just to make his day! Different times, people, different times! I promise you she is an absolute stunner, the first time I saw her she actually took my breath away!

[@TheGelasiaBlythe]

I was in a hospital room with an old woman who had dementia. She set off her bed alarm 16 times in one night, when she wasn't screaming at people who weren't in the room, creepy laughing/cackling, and making animal noises. I called the nurses and asked for my AMA (against medical advice) release paperwork. They panicked and vowed to fix it (because she really wasn't supposed to be in a shared room at all). They finally brought her out to the nurses' station, gave her crayons, and had her color all night. In the morning, they kept her awake. The nursing staff kept her awake ALL DAY by making 15 minute bed checks and waking her if she fell asleep. She slept like a log that next night. She left that following day for a nursing facility that her family didn't want her to go to, but she was too far along to be cared for at home, and was combative when they tried to get her to live with them. She was in the hospital due to repeated infections (mostly ear infections and UTIs), and because she was being evicted from her supervised group home for causing an insect infestation, trying to set her apartment on fire, and threatening to flood the building. Half of her family didn't seem to realize it was that bad with her. Despite all of that, I'd never been so grateful to nursing staff in my life for their diabolical scheme to get her to sleep through the night. It wasn't just helpful for me, it was helpful for the day nursing staff, who didn't have to deal with her trying to run out of the room all day, setting off her bed alarm.

[@milly7843]

Oh my God, as someone who is a frequent resident at the hospital for surgical/cancer stuff, the IV pump alarms are the absolute WORST! If they aren't shut off after 2 or 3 minutes of beeping, guess what? IT. GETS. LOUDER. It will get louder and louder until either myself or the nurse comes in to silence it. I am so grateful that I don't have roommates, but in surgical step-down (place where they let the anesthesia fade as they get a room for you), you do have "roommates". I put the quoties around it because it is literally a large open room full of 10 other step-down patients and only curtains are there for the illusion of privacy. I had a *major* surgery this past May and there was a guy in the step-down ward who was watching football at max volume at 1am. My mom and I put up with it for about 30 minutes before we asked the nurse to please tell him to turn it down, but her literal answer was "I don't know if I can? I don't want to bother him if it is helping him relax after surgery..." ARE YOU KIDDING ME? I JUST HAD BRAIN SURGERY YOU TWIT!!!! My mom said not to worry and called out: "TURN THE TV OFF! WE ARE SUPPOSED TO BE ABLE TO RELAX, NOT LISTEN TO A FOOTBALL GAME!!!" Immediately the tv was turned off and the nurse scolded my mom for "disturbing the other patients' sleep". Since I am a patient at that hospital often, we pulled some strings and called some of my nurses who worked there and they got me a room in just a couple hours. Also, this isn't a bash against nurses, like I said I know many and I love almost all of them. Hell, my Service Dog, Bonnie, is named after a nurse of mine!

[@ashleeylyn]

Omg the story at 5:50 lmaooooo so savage but so freaking true 😂😂😂

[@user-cg9sb2yd9i]

6:10 why are we all living the same life 😂😂😂😂😂

[@MaeLanae]

Nurse here! The only problem with the beeping alarm is that means she’s not getting the meds or fluids she needs😂 Also, I hear this beeping in my sleep😭 there’s actually something called alarm fatigue😩

[@kearstinnekenerson6676]

I’m so mad at that dad it’s because kids won’t let you eat your own food they want everything mom has she was just trying to have a small treat to her self and dad was like nope nothing nice for you

[@stephs3098]

I mean, really. He probably can have whatever he wants at work or in the garage etc. But she wanted one nice treat without sharing. I'd be irate, my kid asks me to open my mouth to show him what I'm eating if I'm still chewing something😂

[@rumakingthatup]

I'm over here hoping Mom's revenge (it's coming. You can see it in her eyes) is eating off of Dad's plate. Bonus points for convincing dad there's more in the kitchen but there actually isn't.

[@ladynokidsgustofwind5304]

I muttered “what a dick” at the end

[@ammie886]

We mothers hide snacks from our kids because it's unhealthy for them. It's already too late for ourselves, we've fallen of the wagon 🤪

[@supremeol199]

As a mother, we hide snacks because we have to share everything. Showers,bathroom time etc. sometimes we want to spoil ourselves and have something just for us. I shared my special treat with my kid and she now asks for it and will look for it. 😅

[@theTwilightSystem]

Misha’s story! That woman is freaking awesome! I loved hearing her message to her ex, that was fantastic.

[@roxy_quokkacake]

Thank you, Charlotte, for making me feel better! I love hearing you laugh. Was having a sucky day, laying in bed and my mental health is on a low side this week so this means a lot 🥲

[@jaqwatson9425]

Sending hugs and some positivity 🙏💚🍀💚

[@roxy_quokkacake]

Thank you@@jaqwatson9425 💞

[@ramachandra776]

"And I still have my mom" - that lady takes the deserved petty prize . Also , i think the guy who started the parking lot beef is not right in the head . The lady better call the cops on him as a soon as possible .

[@mrsminerals6746]

As a parent I can 100% say YES. Us parents are definitely guilty of putting up objects in front of our ice cream to try to hide it from the kids b/c if they see it, there's no getting out of that one.

[@thisfacebelievesyou8862]

“Peaked in High School” is one of the most savage insults you can throw at a person.

[@rachaelgibson2330]

"You can do ANYTHING when you're petty!" 😁 Love it Bestie! 🫶