Mom bans 16-year-old daughter from spring break trip with her 17 and 18-year-old friends: 'She's convinced the internet will be on her side'

Sending a 16-year-old on spring break is just asking for trouble! At that age, you can't rent a hotel room or a car for yourself, and if you get into trouble, you'll need Mom and Dad to come pick you up. You tend to do whatever your friends do, and depending on your group of friends, that could totally spell out trouble.

This Mom is unsure if she should let her 16-year-old go on a spring break trip with a few 17 and 18-year-olds. She insists that she's already said no to her daughter, but the kid claims that the internet will take her side. Well… you'll have to keep scrolling to see how that's going for her.

Next, read about the 24-year-old vegan who spent 20 years avoiding meat, only to have to call the police on her friends after they "pranked" her into eating it: 'My sister sent me a message telling me to check my friend's Snap story'

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"AITA For not letting my 16 year old go on spring break without adult supervision?"

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There are plenty of examples that this mom could show her daughter... not that her daughter would necessarily feel better about the decision

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Part of being a parent is just doing what you have to do, even if your kid really dislikes it. That's why you tell them, "You'll understand when you're older!"
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Only kids would fail to understand the consequences...

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