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[chepito]

ok here it is.. first my mom never hits me. me and my bother got into a fight at mcdonalds we threw ketchup on each other.im older im 15 he is 13. i got some ketchup on some woman clothes and my mom had to reinburst her for the damage. my mom freak out on me told me i was a immature baby and my brother to in front of people in mcdonlads. Leaving mcdonalds she told us that she should get us some pacifers and some pampers and a playpen. people were looking at me. like she was right. she took away my x box my i pod and cell i cant go out on weekends now. on the car ride home she is yelling at us telling us when she goes to wallmart she should buy us a crib and stuff.telling me we made her look like a bad mother shes being a total ***** to me.

Can i turn her into CPS for abuse saying those things to me? isnt it slander or something saying lies about someone. saying i need pampers and making me look bad in public.For the record he started it my brother not me. its not fair shes doing this. she took away my games and i cant go out now cause of that *****. i want her to chill out and respect me.

[patwin87]

Oh you poor baby..........................grow up ! You are being punished for misbehaving and showing your mother up in public.

[thacher]

No you cannot turn her in to CPS for that, they would laugh at you for it. Its not a major issue your mom yelling you and mocking you for you're poor behaviour.
Is sounds as if you got what you deserved and you should grow up so that next time you don't get involved.

[morcan]

If this is normal everyday life then I'd say MAYBE turn her in-keep in mind you will get removed and passed around/end up in a worse spot possibly-your 3 years away from legally being an adult. At that point your OUT of system.

I honestly feel the reaction was warranted considering at 15 and 13 YOU and BROTHER should pay for the damages caused to an innocent bystander just trying to buy a meal.

The behavior was something expected by preschool kids.

[kyledyr]

If this is normal everyday life then I'd say MAYBE turn her in-keep in mind you will get removed and passed around/end up in a worse spot possibly-your 3 years away from legally being an adult. At that point your OUT of system.

I honestly feel the reaction was warranted considering at 15 and 13 YOU and BROTHER should pay for the damages caused to an innocent bystander just trying to buy a meal.

The behavior was something expected by preschool kids.

Haha. . .Your mom has been down the road A LOT further than you have dear child. You would be very wise to keep your smart @$$ mouth shut and RESPECT HER.

"He started it not me"------My niece who is 9 stopped saying that about her 6 year old brother THREE YEARS AGO! You have a LOT more growing up to do than most 9 year olds little guy.....

***Tell her you'd fit in a size 6 diaper and that you'd like the GERBER brand pacifier.

[bronsin]

You should be reported by everyone.

This question has been asked many times before.

[lamarr3]

This silly tale has run its course here. You do not win the medal for story telling. If any of this was in fact true. You lose, hands down......??

[eliot]

This silly tale has run its course here. You do not win the medal for story telling. If any of this was in fact true. You lose, hands down......??

You're 15?!? 15 what? Months? Stop acting like such a baby. No, you won't "win." And if you did, your prize would be a foster home.

Just act your age.

[iomar]

If you can't run with the big dogs, perhaps your should consider staying on the porch.

Do you have any grasp on the fact that millions (possibly billions) of teens went to fast food restaurants on the day of your incident and managed to get through the experience without being disruptive with their behavior in a public setting? Your mother's reaction seems to be nothing more than justice without mercy that was well earned by both you and your brother. Way to go, Mom.

As for you in particular, respect is not something you ask for -- it is something you earn. The truth of it is that if you have indeed earned it, you wouldn't have to ask for it. It would be freely given. The content of your character (or the lack of it) is determined by what you freely choose to think, say and do -- especially in a public setting. As the older and more experienced sibling, there is a rectitude in the expectation of others that you should know better than to allow your brother to drag your behavior down to his level of immaturity.

You owe your mother an apology for your bad behavior and you should be giving her credit for the restraint of her rant and its added ramifications in lieu of the more common reaction of a dope slap along side of your head which she easily could have given. If you do not wish to be abused physically, stop inspiring it by abusing others emotionally.

The greatest lies that hurt us most are the ones we tell ourselves. Your whole process of thought regarding this incident and its result is a whopper the consequence of which you have a long way to go before overcoming its effect. The consequences you are now suffering as a result of your behavior will not stop till you stop inspiring them with such childish behavior. No amount of rationalizing on your part will alter the inevitability of you reaping what your behavior sows. That is a truth we are all forced to live with and there is no reasoning to justify why you should be an exception to that rule.

[dickens93]

heh-heh...