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Hi, I'm Alexis Fox from InstaX, and I'm here to give you all my love.
Hey, Mama, I'm going to go meet up with the guys. So I'll see you tomorrow
morning?
Come on, baby. Sit down.
Have a drink with your mommy.
It'll be fine. We'll play a drinking game.
Come on, babe.
Mom, what's going on?
You know I'm not old enough to drink.
That doesn't stop you from drinking with your friends.
Mom, I don't drink with my friends.
Do you forget that I'm friends with you on Facebook?
And I see that Michael dragged you in some party pics.
So, yes, you do.
God, come on. I had two beers at the bonfire. I didn't even drive home that
night. I had a night at Rachel's.
Thanks. All right, all right, all right. Gosh, don't get so defensive.
I just want to drink with you. My father drank with me whenever I was your age.
Seriously? Yes. I need to know how your body will react to alcohol whenever
you're out so I can trust you in the real world.
This is crazy. How about this? I promise not to drink until I'm 21.
Mm -hmm.
Well, that's a new dress, right?
It looks good.
Hmm. Don't try to change the subject, Tyler.
Look, Mom, I have to see Rachel tonight. We got in a big argument and now she's
not answering my texts.
Can't you just give me one day? You're leaving for college in a week. Just one
day with your mommy.
Come on. Let's play a game.
Like a drinking game?
Yeah. Like true to dad.
So you take one shot if you pick truth, and then you take two shots if you pick
dare. Wait, I thought in this game you take a shot if you won't say the truth
you won't do the dare.
Yeah, well, my way is more fun if you can handle it.
I can handle it, but what are the consequences going to be if no one wants
say the truth and you don't want to do the dare?
Well then, the other person will come up with a consequence.
But within reason, of course.
Like a punishment?
Like, uh, say you have to do my chores for the rest of the year? Yeah, it can
anything. It's a consequence, so the price can be steep.
It'll make the game more interesting.
Alright, I'm in.
Great. Truth or dare?
Okay, um, truth.
Thumbs up.
Are you in love with Rachel?
You know, I thought I was, but now I'm not so sure.
I don't know.
She's beautiful, driven, smart.
Reminds me a lot like you, but she's starting to nitpick on everything these
days. She even got in an argument with me over what I wore. She's not even my
boyfriend or girlfriend, really.
Officially.
So what do you mean you're not officially?
Look, I already said the truth, and it's your turn. Truth or dare?
Truth.
Why are you and Dad having problems?
Oh, God, that went wrong.
Yeah,
I didn't think you really noticed that.
Yeah, well, he is going on this business trip twice as often now.
A little suspicious, right?
Yeah, I think your father and I will talk whenever you leave for college next
week.
Why wait until next week? You guys aren't staying together on account of
you?
Well, at first, yes.
And then when you got your driver's license and became more independent, I
thought that would have been a good time, but, you know, now it's more
of finances.
You know, I met your dad when I was in college.
Yeah, I know.
Yes, but, you know, I got pregnant in freshman year in college, and your
grandpa and grandma, very conservative, and your father thought it would be best
to get married.
Quit college and raise a family.
So that's what I did. And we relied on his income to pay the mortgage and
everything else. And there was never enough time or availability for me to go
back to school.
Oh, baby, don't feel so badly. You know, you are the greatest thing that ever
happened to me.
And I wouldn't change anything about my past.
You know, even though I'm going through a rough time right now, I just love you
so much.
All right, baby.
Truth or dare?
Dare.
Okay.
Show me what's in your wallet.
Mom, come on.
You're always so snoopy.
Well?
Get out.
Alrighty. You know, this is why I always keep my phone and wallet on me. I know.
Maybe you are.
I don't need to look at your phone. I know where you are at all times. I'm
interested in what you keep in this wallet.
A little cash in that, huh?
Oh.
Honey.
Huh.
You having sex, honey?
You know what? It's my turn to play truth or dare.
Truth or dare?
Truth!
Okay. Why did you and Dad start having problems?
It seems like you guys started to have problems about two years ago.
No.
No.
I would say, actually, when you were back in middle school, it was about the
same time around when your dad got the promotion, you know, to vice president
the job.
And, you know, I thought, great, he's going to be making more money. I could
back to school. school, you know, do all these great things. But, oh, no, no,
no. He wanted to save money, you know, for his business.
And after a time, I just, you know, began to have resentment and just
out of love with him, really.
So, it was around the same time I ended up meeting John. You remember John,
right? His friend?
Wait, Dad's friend from Scotland?
Yeah. We used to joke around about, you know, me running off to Scotland with
him and everything.
The schools there are phenomenal.
You know, and he's such a great sales rep. He traveled about three months out
the year and everything.
About me moving, you know, into his home over in Scotland at the foot of this
beautiful mountain.
It was just really amazing.
Okay, so what happened?
Yeah, well, what happened was he...
failed to tell me that he was married.
I guess apparently he just assumed that I would know.
So yeah, I was a complete fool for falling in love with him.
But it is what it is.
You know, it's just complicated.
Your father and I love each other, but we're just not in love with each other
anymore. And we're just, I'm sure we're going to go our separate ways
sooner or later.
Truth or dare?
It's my turn to ask you.
No.
I want another turn.
You can have another turn later.
Dare!
Oh,
God, that's awful.
All right.
That was strong.
I want you there.
Call dad and tell him it's over right now.
Then you're backing up then.
No, baby, I think, you know, this alcohol is affecting your judgment.
No.
Then you accept the punishment.
Alright,
what do you have in mind?
I want you to take off your dress.
I want to see your old mother in her underwear.
Please, Mom. You're not like any other moms.
Of course I want to see you in your underwear.
I'm your mother. I couldn't.
You're a woman.
I want to see your body.
I'm not satisfied. I want more.
What?
Kiss me.
Kiss me like you kissed John.
Seriously.
This is enough.
Does it turn you on to expose yourself to me?
Look at me.
Thank you for playing with us
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