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Woman Receives An Old Box From Her Mother With Her Childhood Things, Finds The Most Embarrassing One
Comic artist Kristie Lane (known online as Ristay) doesn’t need to search for inspiration. She uses her personal experiences as to fuel her creative endeavors, and it makes them incredibly entertaining. Just check out her comic about the first time she wore a tampon. Or the one about the “infuriating, stupid and odd, odd shit” she dealt with as a Papa John’s delivery driver. You’ll immediately understand where I’m coming from. This time, Ristay has illustrated an embarrassing moment from way back and it’s hard not to laugh at, too. Scroll down to learn how she became a “potty savior” when she was 5 and – if you’re brave enough – share your own childhood confessions in the comments.
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diane a 6 years ago
I begged and begged my parents for a "how-do-stick" aged 3. They hadnt got a clue what was in my little head. I can clearly remember to this day what I wanted and why but couldnt articulate. It only became clear to them on a day trip to Blackpool where I spotted a shepherds-crook style thing full of sweets. "How-do-stick". All because of an elderly neighbour who we would meet on the road every day who would wave his (shepherds crook style) walking stick in the air as he said "How do" - 3 year old me really wanted a "how-do-stick"
Miguelito Lodge 6 years ago
It’s true the system is abused I’m in a wheelchair have been for about Eight. Years in mine right now
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Rosie Hamilton 6 years ago
Nope, you aren't. Also, whilst allowing for five year old logic, why had she been using loos for disabled people in order to make the connection? Wouldn't her mother (the parent she talks about being with that time so I'm making an assumption here that it was mostly mother) have taken her into loos that just had the ladies sign? For the majority of the time a 5 year old wouldn't have been going on her own - well that's how I remember it anyway. Unless she had disabled family members but then it would have been explained. It obviously happened but I confess to be confused.
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Carol Emory 6 years ago
When my autistic son was 5, we were in the car waiting to exit a parking lot onto a main street. My son blurts out "Bad Boy!" "What Bad Boy?" My son points to a passing police car "Bad Boy, mama, Bad Boy!" Then I got it..the theme song from the tv show cops. We turned onto the street singing "Bad Boys, Bad Boys..watcha gonna do? Watcha gonna do when they come for you?"
diane a 6 years ago
I begged and begged my parents for a "how-do-stick" aged 3. They hadnt got a clue what was in my little head. I can clearly remember to this day what I wanted and why but couldnt articulate. It only became clear to them on a day trip to Blackpool where I spotted a shepherds-crook style thing full of sweets. "How-do-stick". All because of an elderly neighbour who we would meet on the road every day who would wave his (shepherds crook style) walking stick in the air as he said "How do" - 3 year old me really wanted a "how-do-stick"
Miguelito Lodge 6 years ago
It’s true the system is abused I’m in a wheelchair have been for about Eight. Years in mine right now
Load More Replies... Rosie Hamilton 6 years ago
Nope, you aren't. Also, whilst allowing for five year old logic, why had she been using loos for disabled people in order to make the connection? Wouldn't her mother (the parent she talks about being with that time so I'm making an assumption here that it was mostly mother) have taken her into loos that just had the ladies sign? For the majority of the time a 5 year old wouldn't have been going on her own - well that's how I remember it anyway. Unless she had disabled family members but then it would have been explained. It obviously happened but I confess to be confused.
Load More Replies... Carol Emory 6 years ago
When my autistic son was 5, we were in the car waiting to exit a parking lot onto a main street. My son blurts out "Bad Boy!" "What Bad Boy?" My son points to a passing police car "Bad Boy, mama, Bad Boy!" Then I got it..the theme song from the tv show cops. We turned onto the street singing "Bad Boys, Bad Boys..watcha gonna do? Watcha gonna do when they come for you?"
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