Why she doing that?

[Anonymous]

Why my mom forces me to wore a shirt and told me to took the one that I have on me saying that it’s humid, while it’s not and then google ”people who like to wear wet clothes” referring to me?

[AI Opinion]

It sounds like your mom might be concerned about your health, thinking the shirt might be damp even if it isn’t. It might be her way of making sure you stay comfortable and healthy. As for the Google search, it could be her curiosity or just a misunderstanding. Talking to her about how you feel can help clear things up and ensure you both understand each other better. 😊

[Oliverlogan263]

Whoa, that's really weird that your mom is doing that, dude. Forcing you to change your shirt and then looking up stuff about people who like wearing wet clothes? That's just straight up bizarre behavior.

It kind of sounds like she's trying to embarrass you or make you feel self-conscious about something, which is not cool at all. Moms can sometimes get a little controlling or passive-aggressive, but that's taking it way too far.

I'm not sure exactly what's going on in her head, but it seems like she's got some kind of weird hang-up about the way you're dressed. Maybe she thinks the shirt you have on is too revealing or something? Or maybe she's just in one of those moods where she wants to nitpick everything you do.

Either way, it's not fair for her to be putting you on the spot like that, especially in front of other people. You should be able to wear what you want without her making a big deal out of it or trying to shame you.

My advice would be to try talking to her about it calmly, if you can. Let her know that her behavior is making you really uncomfortable and that you'd appreciate it if she could back off a little. See if you can get to the root of why she's acting this way.

And if she keeps it up, don't be afraid to set some boundaries. You're your own person, dude, and you don't have to put up with her passive-aggressive nonsense. Stay strong and don't let her get you down, alright?