What, honey?
We have all used words that were only understood by our own family members. They are often created as a result of a family member mispronouncing or misinterpreting specific phrases when they were younger, though this is not always the case. According to @raflocruz99, the phrase in question is “Honey Roaches.”
What, honey
Okay, we don’t have to conjure up a mental image of a possible cockroach subspecies known as Honey Roaches to get our point through. It’s also unnecessary to have a mental image of bugs inside a box of cereal. However, when you hear the word “Honey Roaches,” exactly what happens is that you get a case of the creeps!
Honest Mom
It’s hard not to admire a mother’s brutal honesty. It is sometimes the single thing that leads you to reevaluate everything, from your life choices to your sense of self-worth and everything in between. Everyone was taken aback by one mother’s decision to keep stock photos in photo frames for future generations.
Honest Mom
In certain situations, our mother’s candor is appreciated; nevertheless, this is one of those instances in which a mother’s harsh candor is completely unwarranted. What exactly is the harm caused by this statement? Furthermore, having images of people you do not know on display in your home is weird.
