I Founnd My Mothers Vibrator(S)?

[coolcam109]

Ok so I am 13 years old, and my mum (yes I am British) asked me to get her socks for her. I opened the draw and there were 3 vibrators varying in size and a pack of condoms. Should I tell her or should I keep it to myself? My mum is 40 and has a boyfriend.

[Dizmo]

Mate, seeing that sort of stuff at that age is common place. Just ignore it and crack on with your life. The bonus is that if you need some condoms (I have to stress that you should be the legal age of consent) you know you can ask your mum for some (or just steal hers).

[Tilly2]

Why did you feel it was necessary to stipulate that you were British, coolcam?

Have you been on this site before?

[Dizmo]

The 'p' fell off my keyboard. I mean "spelling".

[Jackdaw33]

Americans spell mum as mom, which is a bit of a giveaway.

[Jackdaw33]

Spelling is not flawless as he has spelt drawer as draw.

[coolcam109]

I already have a brother

[-Talbot-]

Lol @ Pixie.

[Tilly2]

I'm off. This is getting silly/ boring. The moment has passed, coolcam. I suggest you leave it there.

[jim360]

I'm fairly sure that this sort of story has happened thousands of times. Boy finds Mum's sex toys (or Dad's porn mags/ videos). Not too hard to believe that at least one boy will post about it.

True story: came home from Church one day to find Dad upstairs at the Computer, but an adult video downstairs in the living room. I pointed this out quietly to him, and he promptly broke the 50m world record to get hold of it before Mum found out.

[Tilly2]

Best answer to Pixie. That was funny.

[AlwaysConfused]

I can image you are a little shocked, coolcam, but I don't see the need for you to tell your mum unless you want to embarrass her.

[coolcam109]

yeah this is getting a bit silly. I think I get the message guys

[B00]

Say nowt, naff all to do with you what's in her drawer. And yes, it's drawer, not draw :-)

[coolcam109]

Yeah I know I typed it quickly

[sir.prize]

Hey coolcam you forgot to answer my question:

Do you think it is right to talk about your mum this way on a public forum?