LordAmplifier

I wonder how they thought this would go down. Were they just hoping that their mum wouldn't notice a $200 charge? Were they going to say, "oh, can't get refunds, guess I'll pay you back over time" (ask for forgiveness instead of permission, basically)? What was the end game?

"The majestic dragon is a mighty apex predator feared by many" Dragons:

Damn, it's almost been three months since my last post. I should post something again.

Aww, but they're so cute! Let them have a knife to cause mischief, as a treat :3

damn, that's literally me except I'm not a bunny and the snow is already gone, but other than that, it's literally me :3

I'm also playing, that's a very important detail uwu

Any bros who want to take vitamins together? Just kidding ...unless? 🥺

that's so me :3 thank you \^w\^

Then why am I still alive? Please, end my suffering

The original post made me think it's probably a teenager because they had internet access, but I can see how a younger child might think their parents wouldn't notice a charge. To a child, their parents usually pay with that card and never talk about it again. And because even young children have fairly unsupervised internet access nowadays (the post is from 2023), that sounds like a reasonable explanation to me. I understand the "frustration" of wanting to buy something that you can only get online, but you don't have a bank account or anything. I was in pretty much the same situation as a teenager. When I was around 17 years old, I once ordered something and paid cash-on-delivery, but that's incredibly inconvenient. Using your parents' card can be incredibly tempting, which isn't an excuse to do it, but looking at it from this perspective, I can understand their motivation.