"Mom Used Me to Pass Her Drug Test"

Yes, you heard that right. Ever had those words of being the worst sound you will ever heard today? Apparently, there's still parents who are not even going to pass as parents above 1 out of 10.

Unlike the military, unless you have a parole officer to watch you if ever you cheat, usually it's only you when you pee in the washroom. College athletes are also being watched by officers or on-duty coaches. I don't exactly know why it happens for athletes but for some, when applying for jobs, it is a requirement.

This happened to a young boy, unknown profile information and unknown location area. I think it is just right to not say the details about the boy since it was kind of an abuse to him. The strange story started when a six-year-old boy was made to pee in a cup once a month by her mom. He wasn't really aware of what is happening, maybe he was just told of some sort of medical attention given to him. Until one time, when he was about to pee once again, his shirt was pulled by his brother. He was playing video games with his brother by the way. It was then that he was told that their mother was using his pee to pass her drug tests.

Nowadays, there are some sort of tests to do before and after this kind of procedure is done. Like before you take a pee, you will be searched to see if ever you have something when you go to the bathroom. But this doesn't mean you can't get away with it. Maybe for women, you can just hide it in your bras or undergarments. I read once that one woman used a condom once to hide the pee. She then shoved it on her then just pop the thing when she was inside the toilet. Another test is a so called "heat test", where these medical officers test the temperature of the pee if it's the body temperature mode. But since people are wise and some doesn't really think deeply, if ever that liquid stays inside a pouch, it will be on body temperature for about two hours.

I really think you can get away with everything, unless the situation is really awful.

The worst case is that young kids who are forced to do this will likely to end up getting traumatized. For some of the mentioned cases, a kid who didn't obey their parents orders, either they were physically abused or toys were burned.

There is a big difference between asking your child to pass it, who is already old enough to understand what is happening, and a child being deceived to do something.

Actually, this is Bad Parenting 101.