what would you say if your mom came home one day with her hair dyed purple and pink and her nose was pierced?

Answer 1

depends on the type of mother you are to start with

Answer 2

If mom did this as a door of communication with the teen, I would actually understand her maturity. We often speak of a generation gap when it really isn't a generation gap. It is a lack on both parts of NOT attempting to communicate in the language of the other.

Answer 3

I haven't seen or heard from her in 13 yrs, so I think just the coming home part would be shocking enough. Don't think I'd even notice the hair or piercings.

Answer 4

i'd go, "beam me up scottie, no intelligent life forms here." ha ha ha and hang out with her and say, mom, you look horrible but i can dig it-you rock!

but seriously, that would be great. Id be happy too, she went the distance and tried it. there's a saying: "we can't pass this way again..." or something like that--
takes a lot of maturity to go through that while you're still living.

you're fortunate, you have a cool mom! hang out with her maybe find out what's up.

Answer 5

I'd sure be surprised since my mom passed away 16 yrs ago, but I would ask her if thats what they taught her in heaven?

Answer 6

At the top of my voice and a baseball bat in my hand: "Don't move, I've dialled 911 and the cops are on their way!"

Answer 7

I'd be happy, she would look just like me and imitation is the most sincere form of flattery lol

Answer 8

I'd say, "mom, isn't it a little late in the game to be rebelling? lol

Answer 9

I'd be all like, "If you say, I can't do that, Why can you!?" See, but I'd do the hair black and the lip pierced instead. ;-)

Answer 10

i would freak out and call my grandma cuz my mom is clinically depressed and taking amphetimenes 4 it