Even though we may be strong, independent, 20-somethings, we all still have a lot of learning to do and only our moms have the answers.

Does this look normal? (Sends graphic image of skin disease/sore that is clearly not normal.)

Can I put metal in the microwave?

Can I cook this pasta in the microwave?

What can I put in the microwave?

What does it mean "thaw"?

Is it supposed to be smoking? What do I do if my fire alarm is going off?

How do I not burn my clothes ironing?

How long after the expiry date can I really not eat this?

Does this look OK to eat? (Sends graphic image of clearly molded food.)

What if I ate something three weeks after it expired?

What's the name of my doctor?

How do I make a doctor's appointment?

Can you make me a dentist appointment?

What's my social security number?

What's the Netflix password?

What's my email password?

Did you change the HBO Go password?

Can you go in my room and find this piece of paper?

Can I bleach something that isn't white?

Separating colors and whites is a myth, right?

"Dry clean only" is a myth as well, right?

When's Dad's birthday?

Could you transfer me more money?

Is it OK that I haven't paid my credit card bill in like a month?

Can you pay my credit card bill?

What's your credit card number?

Can I wear a crop top to an interview if it's, like, nice?

Are these heels too slutty?

Do you like this haircut?

What are we having for dinner?

Can we have pizza for dinner?

Can we have pizza rolls for dinner?

What would happen if I accidentally backed into a stop sign?

Where is my car insurance?

Do I have life insurance?

Do I need to get life insurance?

How long can I drive with a flat tire?

How do I get an oil change?

Can I change my own oil?

Can you edit this paper? (Mom ends up writing new paper.)

How does this email sound?

OMG, you're watching "Downton Abbey" right now?

Mom, are you watching "The Bachelor"?

Can we hangout this weekend?

Can I not be an adult anymore?