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As you get older, you may become beholden to the fact that monsters from the stories we were exposed to as children don't exist. Instead the monsters often come within, but try convincing a child that they may be the monster may be some facet of their being. But enough of that psychobabble, let's check out these web comics.
Via: Reddit
A dad in Sooke, British Columbia, bought his daughter Mya some "monster spray" to ward off any creepy creatures that might be lurking in her bedroom at night.
The photo of the monster spray was posted on Reddit, with an official pharmacy label reading: "Spray around the bedroom at night before bedtime and repeat if needed."
Dee Vivian, the pharmacy technician who printed the labels, told BuzzFeed Canada that the father brought in the bottle and asked her to print off a couple labels. She didn't even charge for it.
The dad had apparently gotten the idea from other photos posted online.
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Better luck next time, monsters. You won't be messing with Mya ever again!
Being a monster is hard, not only are you horrific blasphemous creature with few friends, and an insatiable appetite for destruction, but also limited amounts of empathy are garnered from strangers. Behold this collection of monstrous problems.
