A relative term

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A relative term? Please. It’s just your way of saying you’re too dumb to handle the truth.

My mom said I was a ‘relative term’ because I failed math again.

He called me a ‘relative term’ when I told him I didn’t need his help.

She said I was a ‘relative term’ because I cried at a commercial.

A relative term? More like a lazy excuse. You’re just too lazy to admit you’re wrong.

My dad called me a ‘relative term’ when I said the sky was green.

My brother said I was a ‘relative term’ because I didn’t know how to cook.

My uncle said I was a ‘relative term’ because I lost my phone again.

A relative term? That’s just your way of saying I’m a total disaster.

My cousin said I was a ‘relative term’ because I spilled my cereal.

My grandma called me a ‘relative term’ when I forgot her birthday.

My friend said I was a ‘relative term’ because I ate the last slice of pizza.

A relative term? That’s just your fancy way of saying I’m a complete mess.

My mom called me a ‘relative term’ because I got a D on my test.

My brother called me a ‘relative term’ because I broke his glasses.

My sister called me a ‘relative term’ because I stole her candy.

A relative term? That’s just your way of saying I’m a walking disaster.

My dad called me a ‘relative term’ because I got lost on the way home.

My cousin called me a ‘relative term’ because I fell off the couch.

My grandma called me a ‘relative term’ because I yelled at the TV.

A relative term? That’s just your fancy way of saying I’m the worst.

My brother called me a ‘relative term’ because I didn’t clean my room.

My mom called me a ‘relative term’ because I forgot my homework.

My friend called me a ‘relative term’ because I ate the whole cake.