woman sells 1D tickets and publicly shames child
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maril332
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/09/20/one-direction-tickets-ebay_n_3962216.html?1379702655&ncid=webmail4
I'm compelled to agree with this first comment. "Mom and other parents doing this are just looking for their bizarre 15 minutes. It's kind of dumb to make these things public. Just sell the tickets. Your daughter would know why. The world doesn't need to. I wouldn't squash my child's popularity, even if I didn't LOVE her friends. We were all young and stupid once upon a time. She or he is the one that has to go to school with them day in and day out." |
Anonymous
| I don't know..the daughter and her friends sound pretty awful. I bet she will, ultimately, respect her parents for this. |
Anonymous
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I fully support the mom - and LOVE this part:
I find it HIGHLY amusing that you girls think you invented this stuff. Tricks like this on OUR parents is how HALF of you were conceived .....And why a lot of your friends DONT have an address to send that Fathers day card to!!! |
Anonymous
| Gee Mom, wonder where she got it from? (Hint: look in the mirror.). Sheesh. |
Anonymous
| I think that if the mother was more of a parent to begin with, her daughter wouldn't be having sleeping overs at older boys houses. |
Anonymous
| Good for mom. |
Anonymous
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Support the idea, but some of it was really OTT. The "bitchy little friends" bit isn't the tone I'd want to set.
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Anonymous
I didn't like that and I also didn't like her saying that this is why your friends don't have fathers. |
Anonymous
| I'm not seeing the problem. |
Anonymous
| I'm 20:28. I should say aside from the spelling/ grammar, I'm not seeing the problem. |
Anonymous
| Wrong on so many levels. Take the tickets back, sell them, burn them, but the childish diatribe, name calling and general childish behavior displayed comes off as the pot calling the kettle black. Yikes |
Anonymous
See, that's just not cool. Who's fault is that (if it were true)? Not necessary. Public shaming doesn't teach, it just makes the "victim" angry and defensive. I'm pretty sure this girl is NOT going to learn any lesson from this, other than confirming her opinion that her mom is a mean old bitch. |
Anonymous
| Ah, whose, not who's. But whatevs. |
Anonymous
As far as the fathers comment. Just might not be true. How does that make that kid and mom feel? |
Anonymous
| I wonder where her daughter gets her "lippy attitude"? |