Tell me some 'Mom caught me stories'.

I was playing with my toys all over the living room when I should have been helping mom with the dishes. She caught me in the middle of making a big mess. She made me clean up the mess first and then do the dishes. It taught me a lesson about responsibility. I realized that I should follow the rules and help out when needed. Mom's way of handling it was actually good because it made me more aware of my actions and how they affect others. She didn't scold me too much but just made sure I understood what I did wrong.

One funny caught story is about a cat trying to steal a piece of fish from the kitchen counter. Just as it was about to grab the fish with its paw, the owner walked in and caught it mid - action. The cat froze, one paw in the air, looking so guilty that it made the owner burst out laughing.

My mom caught me crying over a lost toy. I was really attached to this little stuffed animal and couldn't find it anywhere. When she found me in my room sobbing, she immediately started to help me look for it. We searched everywhere, and finally found it under my bed. She then sat with me and told me that it was okay to be sad about losing something we love, but we should also be brave and keep looking for it.

One time, my mom caught me trying on her high - heels when I was a kid. I thought it would be fun to walk around in them like a grown - up. When she saw me, she was really surprised at first but then she started to laugh. It was so embarrassing at that moment, but looking back, it's a really funny memory.

When this happens, it's natural to feel embarrassed. But it could also be a starting point for an open conversation. You can tell your mom that this is a normal part of growing up and exploring your feelings. You might share some stories about how you met the boy and what you like about him. This can help her see that it's not just a random act.

Well, it depends on what kind of stories they are. If they are positive and educational, you can show them to your mom and say that your friend has a great talent for writing. For example, 'Mom, look at these stories. My friend has such a vivid imagination and I'm learning a lot from them.'

Tell your mom that sharing your friend's stories is a way of showing support for your friend. You might say 'Mom, I was just so excited about my friend's stories that I wanted to share them.'

This is a very personal and difficult situation. One way to deal with it could be to have an honest conversation with your mom when both of you are calm. Explain your feelings and your identity. Maybe she was just shocked at first and with time and communication, she could come to understand and accept.

One story could be that a mom crossdressed her son for prom as a joke. She put him in a dress, did his makeup, and he went to prom like that. His friends were really surprised at first but then found it hilarious.

In a story, a mom spanked her child for stealing a small toy from a store. She was horrified when she found out what had happened. The spanking was followed by a long talk about honesty and respect for others' property. She made the child return the toy and apologize to the store owner.