Honestly, What Your Mom Doesn't Know Won't Hurt Her

Now that you’re older, you’ve probably gained a newfound appreciation for your mom. 

You have no idea how she put up with you as a kid, but nothing makes you happier than accepting that she’s no longer just a parental figure, she’s one of your very best friends.

But like any friendship, there are a few things it pays to keep to yourself.

  1. The flower pot she "lost" wasn’t really stolen off the front porch…

  2. You just puked in it and decided it was best to get rid of the evidence.

  3. You weren't just the queen of sneaking out…

  4. You were also kind enough to pass your best tricks down to your younger siblings.

  5. Although you claimed otherwise, you knew exactly what that “skunk” smell coming from the neighbor’s house was… 

  6. And the only spice in your apartment is definitely not oregano.

  7. All those holidays you couldn’t come home due to your "crazy workload" were really spent consuming copious amounts of booze and other substances.

  8. And your pre-game rituals cram more liver abuse than any one person should be able to handle into just a few short hours.

  9. The real reason you were "let go" from your last job was your refusal to work on a Sunday. Miss Sunday Funday? No thanks.

  10. And you spent that money you so desperately needed her to loan you for "books" on alcohol.

  11. You lost your virginity in the backseat of her car. Awk.

  12. You can’t even begin to count how many Tinder dates you’ve been on…

  13. Let alone how many of them turned into all-nighters…

  14. But you know you can’t count your sex partners on two hands.

  15. You once lived by the motto “anal play keeps the babies away.”

  16. You’re no stranger to Menage a Trois (and not the kind that comes from a bottle.)

  17. You have a drawer full of sex toys.

  18. And you’ve become quite the expert sexter. 

  19. Katy Perry’s “I Kissed a Girl” basically sums up your college experience.

  20. You and your guy tried the best new position in the bedroom last night.

  21. All that advice she gave you would've come in handy if you'd actually listened.

  22. She really is always right.

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Lauren Reed

Lauren is your typical 25-year-old with a highly contagious case of Middle Child Syndrome. Despite her ability to turn down any and all cuddle sessions, she will never say no to a glass (or bottle) of wine. Twitter handle: @Lauren_MReed Facebook URL: https://www.facebook.com/lreedwrites/

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