My kids bring me a different sweet request every week. Saturday morning cartoons were where I first encountered sweets, but in the midst of the Mr. Dolittle Beast and Unspeakable films, new candies are being aggressively marketed to children.
Young children frequently beg for sour candies and vie to consume the most of them without throwing up. I don’t care what they do in the back seat.
Since I rarely read the candy packaging and always get the requested candy, I can identify with the mom who purchased Zombie Skittles without knowing how they were different from regular Skittles.
Like Emily Massingill, I would take Zombie Skittles for granted as being Halloween-related and not think twice about the candy.
In essence, Zombie Skittles are a silly treat. As usual, the remaining Skittles are delicious, but one of them, in Emily’s words, “has the flavor of 54 dirty diapers in the trash”.
They used to complain that the Skittles were unpleasant to eat, so she now regrets making her children eat strange candies.
Don’t worry if you’re feeling like a bad mom today, she advised on Facebook”.
“For a month, I fed my kids these Skittles without noticing one that tasted like rotten meat or 54 soiled diapers in the trash. They kept complaining about the Skittles, so I vowed not to give them any more sweets if they didn’t consume them”.
Emily’s article required two updates as a result of the internet attacking her for a myriad of reasons, which was only natural.
Here is the original edit displayed:.
“I don’t give my kids candy every day; it’s ridiculous that this has generated so much discussion. But for a month, this is what they received in place of candy. Total pack consumption was only around six. Additionally, if you’d like, you can make a donation to my children’s therapy fund via my @emilymichellephotos Venmo account. Because of this tragedy, I can guarantee that they will demand the best”.
The second edit is presented here:.
It’s not horseradish; please pay attention; it’s Skittles.
The ones I consumed, fortunately, were acceptable.
“Edit two; why would you make your kids like something that most people don’t like? ”.
Being in Emily’s position, I fully support her. You bought something for your kids even though they don’t like it, but you still gave it to them because you couldn’t bear to throw it away.
The fact that those are individual bags and Halloween is quickly approaching is fortunately for her.
