The AI saying things like 17 meters is hilarious.

this feels like the son was being abused by his literal mom and literally has never leaved from it. feels bad but its a hard lesson. work on yourself first because not everyone can put up with it for you. its your problem. not theirs

Dont play hard to get

NTA she has continued to overstep her boundaries and he's allowed it without taking your thoughts or feelings into consideration at all.

No such wotd as "unalived'

you need to adjust your sister in laws bullshit attitude who the hell does she think she is , IT'S NONE OF HER F'in BUSINESS

I hope she ends up with custody

Unalived makes it sound like they went to far back in time 😂😂😂

The og story was different, funny how they change over time 😂

I love Percy Jackson!

I heard this one before basically his sister did it because she was trying to get all the inheritance and college fund money for her son because the adopted kid is not actually a biological offspring of the family which backfires and gets her cut from the will

Where is the reddit link? I really want to see another update 😢

I listen to part two good mand if you love her and you cherish her blood doesn't matter she's your daughter

The worst part? The family said HE was wrong for explaining to a moron that adoption is a thing, and she is a moron.

Interspecies relations should be illegal tbh.

"she's out of my league on every level"... apart from one apparently lmao.

Sounds more like he's throwing a toddler fit because his parents didn't freak out that his 12 year old brother was being an obnoxious 12 year old... cuz... they are.

This sounds like the parents found out and they punished them. Shame on the parents, I hope they know that their child will never speak to them again after this.

why doesn't he play basketball

Hope op is okay

Meters=male feet=female

Wattpad ahh height 💀

Skibidi sigma

He's 17 meters? THATS A HUGE DUDE!

Bros 55 ft tall😂😂

Over reaction much?

And I've said this once already shame on the sil for her stupidity and greed. I hope to god op's brother found the nerve to divorce her. It's obvious she's only in it for money and an easy ride

Doing the right thing how tho? By making you feel like shit even tho... Obviously you know that she isn't your biological kid.

Nothing you posted has part 2 what a bumm

Artimis is even worse than Friska.

I was adopted. Your SIL is a piece of 5h1t!

So, the son is drafting the will for the parents? Regardless, if he receives anything from the estate, he can certainly pass it on to his son.

I'd legit disown them and never talk to them again. I know for some people that's not easy, my autism would have no issues with that. I walked away from my birth giver 8 years ago and haven't spoken to her since she admitted money mattered more than her own child. Long story short cause I know majority of you are likely thinking "Entitled", my step dad was abusive and made the mistake of hitting me at school. He didn't know a camera was right above us. When my mom got told what happened, she was given a choice of who stays and who goes. Guess who she sent.....

Sister should mind their business, and no such thing as grandparent rights; they have the right to shut up and butt out of the kid’s life since they wanted nothing to do with him

Why isn't she an ex-sister-in-law ?

Whomp whomp to you then

bro needs to work on his title, and work on how he speaks, and his wording, but I do think he didn't have bad intentions in what he did.

Why is part 1 posted twice, but no followup?

I missed the part where the child was adopted. Where, when, why did that happen? Also, adopted = real

Hold up is she so black That it does weird light fade off things as like blurring into the background.

"Woohoo you're childs not yours and hes not your dad" yea no shit everyone already know get with the times

Your a good man for taking in that child the foster system is a horrible place that rarely does any good

I'd test her child usually when people do that stuff in secret they tend to be hiding something like her child isn't the Brothers

You best believe that one year old is not the brother's child..

doesn't matter if she your biological daughter or not, you raised her as your own with love and care and thats a parent!

Okay I'll be the paragraph guy AITAH for not telling my parents that my adopted son was my biological son until there was a financial reason to do so? My parents have never liked my oldest son Nathaniel. He was my godson and the child of my best friend and her wife. My friend Sarah had been out and proud since she was 12. Her parents were super supportive and were the best allies I could imagine even before she told them. Sarah and I went to middle school and became friends. I had a massive crush on her until she explained she was into girls. First I was confused then I accepted it and our friendship changed and got stronger. My parents hated her. Not for breaking my heart or anything. Just because she was gay. I told them I wasn't going to stop being friends with her and that I would rather be friends with her than their kid if they tried to make me choose. Fortunately for my parents Sarah and her family moved but we stayed in contact with email and MySpace. Out of sight out of mind for my parents. Sarah and I both applied and we're accepted to the same college. Two years in we moved out of dorms and got an apartment together. She was the best wingperson ever. Sorry for the backstory. She met and married her wife. They needed a donor. I fit their criteria. I agreed so long as we had a contract that took any financial responsibility away from me. They agreed and I became uncle Kaiden. I was in their son's life from the moment he was born. Well not the moment. When he came out of the room not the birth canal. I also became his father figure and godfather. We were going to tell him when he was old enough to understand. Then I met my wife and got married. She knew the whole story because I didn't want her to think I would keep such important details of my life a secret. We have two children together. I am LC with my parents for multiple reasons, their homophobia is low on the list of them if that gives you any idea how my parents are. They attended our wedding and have spent time with both of our kids. We did not deny them the opportunity to be grandparents. We just don't go out of our way to include them. Sarah and her wife passed away in a boating accident. Nate was with Sarah's parents at the time. I became his guardian and adopted him ASAP. He was 12. I make sure he sees his relatives on both of his mothers' sides. I will continue to do so until he is old enough to go by himself. It has made for a confusing and bittersweet family. None of them knew I am not just his dad but also his father. My parents on the other hand have always tried to exclude him. I have made it clear to them that he is my son and I won't put up with their shit. I also didn't tell them the truth because I was afraid they would tell him before we were ready. We told Nate when he turned 16. He laughed and said he had figured it out a long time ago but was humoring me and his moms by pretending he didn't. He has always been a smartass. He also said he was more than happy with his two sets of grandparents and did not feel he was missing much with my folks. My wife's parents love him too. It came to a head in February. My parents received an inheritance from my grandmother passing away. They don't need the money so they contacted me to see if they could put money into the kids education funds. I thanked them and agreed. I told them that they could send me the money and I would split it up into all three accounts. Nathaniel has a good fund that we topped off since we got money from his moms' insurance. We also rented out their old house and use that money for expenses. My wife and I both work and have pretty decent accounts for our kids. But extra money won't hurt. My parents said that they only wanted me to split it two ways. Just my kids with my wife would be getting money. I then said thanks but no thanks. I would not be excluding one of my kids because they were terrible people. They ended up opening accounts by themselves for my kids. Nothing I can do about that. My grandparents also set up a trust fund for their descendants to draw from when they turn 18. It isn't a lot of money but every little bit helps these days. Nate is graduating next year so we submitted the paperwork to get him that money. My uncle is one of the trustees and he told my parents and they freaked out that I never told them that Nate was my kid. I take them they were assholes because they knew I adopted him and that fact alone made him my kid. Huge argument. "YOU KNOW WHAT WE MEAN. HOW COULD YOU KEEP HIM FROM US". Blah blah blah. I said that for five years they have always behaved badly towards him even though he was my son why would I include them more in his life. They are saying that they will sue for grandparents rights. I laughed in their faces. I literally have a letter from them saying that they do not consider him their grandchild. As I said we are LC with them but my sisters both think I am being overly cruel even though they also see our parents very little. I think my son didn't miss much by not interacting with people that absolutely would have said shitty things about his original parents. AITA?

The ending 🤣

Doggo cameo Edit: it was my mom's dog

SIL dumb as rocks 😂😂

And of all the names he could have picked.... that really is divorce-worthy 😂