Quick story. My daughter was in Jr. High. Her best friend Taryn (yes, that's your real name bitch) turned on her in order to be popular with another clique. They began crank calling my daughter and saying horrible things to her and hanging up. How did I find this out?? I came into her bedroom one evening to find her curled up in the corner crying. She didn't want to tell me what was wrong but I persisted.
 Important plot point: Star 69 had just been invented. I  was heartbroken and furious at the same time. So...I hit *69 and lo and  behold, Taryn's 17 year old sister (who's name I unfortunately can't  remember) answered. I could hear muffled giggling in the room as the sister tried to  lie and deny. They were too stupid to realize that this new technology  existed. A voice came, from deep inside my gut  "If you ever call  here again, for any reason, even by accident, I will drive to your  house, climb through your bedroom window, sit on your chest, rip your  heart out and eat it in front of you." It came out with such cold,  quiet, visceral viciousness that I almost threw up but I meant it. Those  bitches never called again and for the remainder of the 17 year old's  school career, if she saw me - she'd cross the street. Was it wrong?  Could I have handled it differently? Hey, I've got my own shit and I own  it. And it worked. I did my job. I stepped in and protected my kid. The  best way I knew how. Whatever else in this uncertain world, she knew  she had a mom that had her back. And so did everyone else.
Important plot point: Star 69 had just been invented. I  was heartbroken and furious at the same time. So...I hit *69 and lo and  behold, Taryn's 17 year old sister (who's name I unfortunately can't  remember) answered. I could hear muffled giggling in the room as the sister tried to  lie and deny. They were too stupid to realize that this new technology  existed. A voice came, from deep inside my gut  "If you ever call  here again, for any reason, even by accident, I will drive to your  house, climb through your bedroom window, sit on your chest, rip your  heart out and eat it in front of you." It came out with such cold,  quiet, visceral viciousness that I almost threw up but I meant it. Those  bitches never called again and for the remainder of the 17 year old's  school career, if she saw me - she'd cross the street. Was it wrong?  Could I have handled it differently? Hey, I've got my own shit and I own  it. And it worked. I did my job. I stepped in and protected my kid. The  best way I knew how. Whatever else in this uncertain world, she knew  she had a mom that had her back. And so did everyone else. 
 
 
 
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