Moms of young kids are constantly stressed out. Listen, being a mom is a lot of work. We are up all day and working our butts off to make sure our household is taken care of, clean, organized, and in order.
Then, there is the part where we actually have to raise and take care of humans. And, on top of that, we have to take care of ourselves, too. A lot of things go into being a mom.
From day to day things and bothering us non-stop, our kids get on our nerves. There's no day that goes by where we do not get frustrated at least once or twice. And, sometimes, we want to just tell our kids "you piss me off," but we don't always want to insult them or hurt their feelings.
For younger kids who really can't read, there are funny ways to get our anger and frustration out—like, by using alphabet letter potatoes and spelling out that your child truly pisses you off. One TikTok mom proved that it would be hilarious to do so.
TikTok user and mom Emma shared the video, which has been viewed over 31 million times. In the video, she is serving her toddler daughter some lunch and the potatoes are actually alphabet potatoes, so she can spell out whatever she wants.
Honesty is the best policy, right? In those adorable and delicious alphabet potatoes, she simply spelled out, "U Piss Me Off." Clearly, this is what every mom wants to tell their kid, but we don't always have the courage to do so.
Clearly, the daughter doesn't know how to read, which is the only reason she did this prank and the only way that it worked. And, her daughter seemed extremely happy and carefree in the video posted online.
"This is soo [expletive] funny!! Thanks for having a sense of humor. We love our kids even when they drive us crazy," shared
"She was filled with love for you and you write that. Not the nicest thing seriously," said
In one video, Emma showed that the alphabet potatoes won't be the ones who teach her daughter some bad habits, and shared a video of her daughter saying something she learned from a TV show.
Clearly, Emma is an unbothered mother who wanted to play a harmless prank on her daughter, and just wanted to show other moms who feel the same way as her. She doesn't feel it's "humiliating" her daughter in any way and she feels just fine with her decision.
However, Emma also shared a video to showcase her daughter is far from being able to read, and also said her hide and seak skills are a firm example of just how bad she is and also clueless.
With all of the hate that Emma was getting on her videos, her daughter had a comment for all of them.
"Don't be a Karen!"
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