Misfit mom gets payback against the local tyrannical 'mom-group' when they involve her kid in a neighborhood spat, calling out their leader and setting the police after her: 'She racked up $800 in tickets'

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Jesse Kessenheimer • Writer and Editor
Apr 16, 2025 6:00 AM EDT

Neighborhood mom politics can make any woman feel like they're back in high school again, vying for the attention and acceptance of the popular crowd. Except, the stakes are higher, because naturally, in the parenting world, parental feuds trickle down to the little ones, making a mom's social life a big part of her kid's as well. 

After moving into a new town, the protective mother in this next story struggles to fit in. Neighborhood mom groups toured the town like judgemental sentinels, just waiting for this new outsider to slip up. Refusing to accept her into the group, the mom didn't care at first, until the kids at school started taking it out on her three kids…

Not on my watch. 

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  • Keep scrolling to read how this mom got payback on the tyrannical moms in town by drawing attention to their reckless driving, and alerting the authorities that there's a big truck wannabe parading around town dissing the local kids. Perhaps the eternal outsider has an edge on the popularity contest when they don't have any skin in the game.

  • "Mess with my kids and find out"

    I (34F) have lived in a very nice part of conservative Oregon state for 5 years and this is not a easy state to be accepted when you're a family of 4 (M38, kids 10M 7F)
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  • from OC SoCal. It's like we have been transported to another planet. And shout out to parents, it's been awful dealing with the staring parents at the school bus stops!! Oh my god. They stare at
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  • my style, hair and tattoos like I'm an alien. I refuse to wear leggings so it's like they take that as a personal insult. I've always avoided the lot of them and kept
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  • a polite distance, get my kids and bail. But there was 1 mom that was like the leader. I even heard her say once "yeah, I'm the neighborhood mom! In case blah
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  • blah". She drove her husbands huge truck and thought she was the sh reving it up and down the street. Our apartment complex (all the families that wait at this stop live here) was within
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  • eyesight it was so close, I walked everyday To teach my kids to not be lazy and to not be afraid of the weather.. I always kept my distance but what made my skin
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  • crawl is the woman couldn't park the truck. It was the first in person school year since Co id and she was parking on the side walk directly in front of the
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  • corner that the bus pulled up to. I was the only parent that walked each day despite the weather. On one particular day there was snow on the ground-she and one
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  • of the other creeper moms were sitting in the truck with the windows down so I actually stopped and said "hey do you mind not parking on the side walk. It's hard to get by"
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  • completely calm, just a passing comment. She immediately responds with "I drive a big truck. Deal with it. ". I was not expecting that reaction at all. Her friend was
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  • closest to me on the passenger side frantically trying to roll up the windows but at the last couple Inches I come out of shock and say "then learn how to drive it" then walk away.
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  • The next day I walk up the sidewalk and there she is in the rain now blocking the sidewalk. I call the non emergency police line and they said they will keep an eye on the corner for
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  • afternoon drop off. When the afternoon comes there is a black Tesla sitting there with grey lettering that says "police". Truck b I pulls up on the side walk not seeing him, she's bumping 2000's techno and has kids jumping around.
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  • He walks over and talks to her and leaves, I then get a call from the officer to offer some comfort I guess. He gave her a ticket for driving with kids not in their seatbelts and gave her a warning
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  • for parking on the sidewalk, forcing people to go around her into the street on the icy ground. He told me to call him again she keeps doing it and to stay away from her, she's an angry person.
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  • I don't see her till the next week, guess where she parks? I call the Officers direct # he had given and he comes within minutes pulling right along her truck. All the parents are staring. But I do
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  • notice that the friend that had been in the truck is now staring at me. I stared straight at the street ahead of me praying for the bus to appear because I was trying not to laugh.
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  • I have always left these women alone, kept my distance. It's been a couple years now, one of the their sons even went up to MY son and told him "did you know your mom is a bad person?", I
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  • never did anything, never approached the parents I ignored it and used it as a lesson for my son. Now I found out how far her new tickets have added up to- she
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  • racked up $800 in tickets. She hasn't gone to the bus stop since. II eventually figured out she does still live here, I havent seen her At the bus stop her
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  • since the 2nd cop interactions. I see her driving around, now she drives an ugly little gold Honda. I'm the last person that wants to f I with you. But if you won't stop what can I do.
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  • Majestic-Panda2... You are amazing!!!!! I hate it when sidewalks are blocked! We walk everywhere and so many times they are blocked by parked vehicles or trash cans.
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  • FreakshowMode Sadly, it just takes one of these high school Queen Bee throwbacks to take a dislike to you, and things can get difficult.
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  • The sad part is they haven't figured out they're no longer in high school and those rules and absurd social norms don't apply anymore. Actions have real consequences in the real world.
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