Dad Is In Awe After Discovering That His Kids Were The Brains Behind His Wife’s Mischievous Texts
There's one more group of children who are looking for trouble, but in a good and, thus, funny way.
Kids get into heaps of arbitrary mischief, and it seems that as time goes on, they develop more ways of carrying out their antics. Indeed, the creativity doesn't stop there, as there's one more group of children who are looking for trouble, but in a good and, thus, funny way.
A Twitter user has tweeted out a few rather dubious texts from his wife. Indeed, it says that it's his wife on the phone screen, but it's really someone who figured out how to access her secret code to her computer and used it for their potential benefit.
Okay, the writer Michael Cruz Kayne has children who have figured out how to get their hands on the secret password belonging to his wife. Furthermore, it is obvious that they will use it for their personal gain!
Anyway, what kind of gain could it possibly be? Well, Michael uploaded a screenshot of how everything started, and in the end, they utilized their access to his wife's computer to send him texts.
Shouldn't something be said about it? These kids acted like Michael's wife, and they endeavored to appeal to his human side.
They said, in a wifey tone, that the children have been going through a whole lot at school (as far as anyone knows, it’s Zoom school) and that they deserved something nice. And this nice time means gadget time and Roblox during school hours.
Kids are mischievous geniuses with regards to getting everything that they might want.
Rain0975In the end, Michael's children figured out how to uncover their mother's secret password, and they began using her computer to their advantage.
What's more, this person's children are living proof of it.
CruzKayneRegardless of the message being written in the proper tone and attempting to close it with that "Love you" toward the end, it was clear to Michael that this was a trick.
CruzKayne
The dance was over extremely quickly, and Michael soon sent the screenshots to his wife to see what their children were doing. His wife received the screenshot, to which she was surprised and asked who wrote the text.
This incited Michael's reaction, and he responded, "Your scheming kids."
The follow-up text
CruzKayne
Huh?
CruzKayne
Regardless, the dance was over before it even began. However, it isn't yet known what happened later—whether they got rebuffed, commended, or if there's some type of sweet revenge coming up—but what is most certainly known is that people loved the story.
The tweet generated various stories, with individuals sharing what strategies their children used.
My 8-year-old
ElektroChik
The digital equivalent
CactusCooper
All because of the Galaxy brain version
BirdieNumNums_1
Though they try...
leed12th
leed12th
It was just natural that some responded with the things their children did to accomplish similar advantages, from composing letters to being dead serious to dressing up and mimicking others.
Kids are Savage
PraxisProfD
PraxisProfD
We laughed until we cried
fuzzi_mcapples
Lol... This is a funny one
PostcardHistory
Got ya...
222busy
Some kids got their parents' password by using the "forgot password" option, which sends an email to the already opened email account.
Who's watching?
carrjames2000
Very smart on his part
alonewithjahseh
Made his own MasterCard...
GracieRayeSmall
Using Circle to limit Wi-Fi time
JennDavisSharp
I know it's you, Sherry
heydianaheyy
When they behave all cute...
SharonLeavy1
And boom...
Ryan_P_Miller
Here's the new password
ruffletheanimal
Here is how the rest of the tweeps responded.
Revenge is best served cold
CuckerT06683866
A true crime series
sahoola
You're being adopted!
secret_malcolm
How they gave themselves away...
QondiNtini
It's really been a challenging year
trickthesun
Perfection!
penguinalert
Do the darn dishes!
benbencaro
In a day, the tweet garnered over 325K likes and nearly 20K retweets, capturing attention across various headlines online. As Dr. Michele Weiner-Davis, a renowned marriage therapist, notes, "Humor and playfulness in relationships can strengthen bonds and create memorable moments." You can explore more about the dynamics of family interactions on her website at divorcebusting.com.
We'd love to hear your thoughts on this before you go! If your children have pulled off similar clever schemes, please share your stories in the comments below!
