 Ah, those delightful teen years when you want to do everything on your own terms, even if it involves trying to fool your parents. It seems like a bright idea at the time, after all, what they don't know won't hurt them. But the thing about parents is they usually find out. And, understandably, they're less than impressed. This was exactly the case with a mum who took to Reddit to share she had confiscated her son's bedroom door after he misbehaved. Sounds like a gross invasion of privacy right? Well, Redditors are actually siding overwhelmingly with the mum on this one. Decide for yourself if you agree. The mum wrote: 'Ryan is 16 and we live in an old house. So the locks on the doors are janky, we are slowly replacing them but due to the type of door we need to get custom stuff or it won't work correctly. 'It's that or replace all the doors and we don't have money for that, so custom locks it is. The mum was initially concerned her son had hit his head (Picture: Getty Images) 'My son's door is usually locked, either on accident or because he wants privacy. That's fine and we didn't have a problem until now. 'I check on the kids usually before I go to bed, sometimes his door is locked so I just say goodnight outside the door. 'Last night he had the door locked but was playing music. It was late so I told him to turn it down, no response so I knock. 'Nothing. I call him and it goes to voice mail, I'm panicking at this point and think he hit his head or something. 'No answers to anything we do, so we take the door off the frame. He's not on his room.' The mum then realised her son Ryan had snuck out to a party and said he didn't return home until 4am. Talk about an all-nighter. She wrote: 'As punishment his door is removed… and it will stay off until he gets a new door in about two weeks. 'That door will have the normal doorknob lock. My husband and I agree with this punishment but he told his friends and on){kind=link}
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Ah, those delightful teen years when you want to do everything on your own terms, even if it involves trying to fool your parents.
It seems like a bright idea at the time, after all, what they don’t know won’t hurt them. But the thing about parents is they usually find out.
And, understandably, they’re less than impressed.
This was exactly the case with a mum who took to Reddit to share she had confiscated her son’s bedroom door after he misbehaved.