Entitled parents stole my Switch and held it hostage because I wasn't visiting anymore

[@StoryLoungeOfficial]

I had to remove a certain part because OP wasn't comfortable sharing it. So go check it out if you want the full story

[@TaliChad]

Where to the link at to plebbit of this

[@SonicPrimus]

​@@TaliChadName of the OP is in the description.

[@Just1Nora]

Checking and honoring that is more responsible than these parents were period!

[@SkyEcho751]

@@Just1Nora A lot of channels will reach out to the OP if possible to see what can/can't be shared.

[@JustinAdamson270]

​@@SkyEcho751these stories are always fake lol none of these are real

[@ethanhanover3263]

The fact that the kids that they dote on so much branded op as their hero speaks volume to their parents' true character

[@djdomain]

When the scapegoat leaves, they create a vacancy that needs filling.

[@speedygun198]

OP: "How many times do I have to teach you this lesson old man?"

[@Chilled-Mocha]

It's annoying on how parents just get away with this. Really gives the impression to other parents like this that what they're doing has no consequences whatsoever.

[@legthieff]

That’s because they think that. It’s most common in mothers because they think “I can tell them i’m the person’s mother and get away with it”

[@Chilled-Mocha]

@@legthieff which is the worst excuse in human history. Probably murderers can come up with better excuses than that. And that's saying something.

[@Just1Nora]

"Man up and help out." No, those are YOUR kids sir. YOU man up and help out. Don't have kids you don't want or can't care for! Op seriously needed to go nc as soon as the Switch incident was resolved. Jesus, these parents! The audacity!

[@StoryWave123]

It's crazy to think that people like that actually exist.

[@lindalanteigne8909]

If they can’t handle the kids they have ,they shouldn’t have any more

[@markarca6360]

Every child deserves parents, but not every parent deserves a child.

[@nilracg]

Amen!

[@ArushAgarwal-xy7sb]

-A wise man

[@jessicatrevathan]

Right on that one,

[@cricket5692]

Finally, somebody who isnt a doormat and stands up for themselves

[@cris4ever70]

The worst thing while dealing with these type of people is the realization that they *truly* don’t believe they did something wrong. You can sometimes even see the confusion. The absolute certainly in their eyes that the messed up situation they find themselves in is *not* their fault. Even when everyone else can see it clear as day. Yep, no remorse, because they don’t even get what they did wrong. It’s like trying to get an apology from a teaspoon.

[@mjpg3dyt-on-ex-coop]

IKR EXACTLY WHAT THEY THINK BRO

[@djdomain]

Misplaced blame, where none of the bad things would have happened (beatings, legal trouble, damaged relationships, etc) and they wouldn't have had to act the way they did (ditching the kids, screaming at and attacking OP) if only OP had been a good little doormat/house slave and gave them everything.

[@JeremiahLogan-l1f]

"I've been learning some fight moves" two seconds later "I gave him a swift kick in the balls"😂

[@JustinAdamson270]

It's a legit fighting move called the crippler

[@lisamanning489]

It's effective

[@asw654]

​@@JustinAdamson270aka Ball Breaker, Eunuch Maker, Test Taker,..

[@StrickenRecord]

It's a legendary move passed on for generations.

[@obito9575]

😂😂​@@asw654

[@M.W.2]

Genius, telling him to come back from his apartment to be a free babysitter but also pay rent to your parents at 18. I wonder why he didn't accept his father demands

[@Just1Nora]

Y'all. If you have parents like this, RECORD YOUR PHONE CALLS! Or anyone who treats you like garbage but you won't go nc with.

[@markarca6360]

Parents, ex-partner, employers, to name a few.

[@thunderpants3500]

"You SOB!" "That's an insult to mom!" 🤣 GOOD ANSWER!

[@develyntwocentshenderson5739]

hysterical when the siblings mock the daddict

[@blkprez7909]

calling your own son a sob WOOOW

[@tr0uble_156]

Bro is stronger than his father. He has to be jacked asf, take being a monster as a compliment cause damn u might just be HIM.

[@ViralOtomo]

Wow, this story went way deeper than the title implies. Good on OP for standing up for himself and his siblings. I would be proud to be related, so I am glad that his siblings also showed appreciation.

[@Eniximity21]

I love op’s courage to stand up he even motivated some of his siblings to do it and will help them, the parents are truly a masterpiece

[@BIGBLOCK5022006]

You would think that when the dad got a steel toe boot to the McNuggets the first time that he wouldn't be stupid enough to go for round two, but apparently he didn't care about that and he thought that he was Billy Badass.

[@ThyCozy]

“You son of a b… wait a minute.”

[@ibnkhaldoun4319]

gawd this one just gets worse as it continues. this was exhausting to listen to. OP is a trooper

[@XshinymewX]

And parents like these wonder why their kids don't visit.

[@jpj7087]

well thats a satifying story ! You did everything right op

[@ricrac3311]

i remember reading this story a year ago, and i was sad there was no updates. now that ive seen this, i can just say. THIS IS NOT WHAT I EXPECTED.

[@unitcharles8278]

I think op his siblings were a brat at first when they stole his switch. But after they said “you walk like a boss. Thx for whooping our dad balls” God I like these kids 😂

[@OriginalUnjustifier]

They didn't know better, being raised by narcissisists will do that. OP endes up providing an alternate role model though, and it shows through the siblings interactions that they view OP as the hero, not their dad.

[@TheSolidMidgetOfficial]

OPs dad: Man up and help out. Me, as OP: That's what I am doing? I manned up and helped myself. Maybe I should take you under my wing and to show you how it's done. Huh? Is that what you want? Is it? Jeez. Whatever mum ever saw you, you're now a shell of a man of who you use to be. It's sad.

[@TheSolidMidgetOfficial]

OP should have said: Say something. Aftet the mum said: Say something. 😂

[@penguinpingu3807]

Everyday op's balls become steel. Op is a real man unlike his father.

[@sirblack1619]

Good for OP!

[@ATbear0912]

if it is false, it gives a example about bad parents doing this bs and if true, that crazy as op's dad's ball kicked lmao

[@danialdirty5656]

funny how at the beginning they literally said don't let the door hit you on the way out, yet once they saw that without him they had to be responsible they panicked to get him back. talk about scummy.

[@Gman-t9e]

That is someone you don't want to mess with

[@djdomain]

OP did the right thing at every turn, unlike a few AITA stories where those OPs feel guilty for not giving in to ridiculous demands and making their abuser upset, then post an update later saying how they got screwed because they let their guard down or didn't take obvious precautions. About the only warning I'd give OP would be prepared for them to try and cause issues where you work, with their goal being to get you fired so that you cannot support yourself, and thus have to come back and accept their ever so gracious terms for hospitality.

[@ministerofpropagandaindoct4966]

"OP did the right thing at every turn" because its fake lol

[@djdomain]

@@ministerofpropagandaindoct4966 This story may possibly be fake, but there are some people out there who can say they've had similar experiences, and there are police officers and CPS workers who have to deal with even worse cases on a regular basis. Regardless of their legitimacy, I believe these stories have value as morality tests, in what is socially acceptable behavior both in the start of a conflict and how someone retaliates, as well as learning how to advocate for yourself. The story may be fake, but parentification, gaslighting, emotional blackmail, and all other forms of abuse exist.

[@BPJD2004]

​@@ministerofpropagandaindoct4966If you think this is fake, then you've obviously never had to deal with people like this. You wish these were made up, but some people are just this bad and worse.

[@ministerofpropagandaindoct4966]

@@BPJD2004 you're so gullible lol Its 22 minutes of pure power fantasy. I never said bad parents dont exist but it obviously would have never gone down like this If you think this is real your only encounter with people like this is other reddit power fantasy stories

[@FlyingBaco]

Dude op is BADASS

[@amandatripp8623]

He's a good one. Nurture vs Nature is fascinating

[@davidmccollum447]

Not the old macaroons 😂 I laughed way too hard

[@Just1Nora]

$30?! I hope op meant per 2 hrs. Anything less is robbery.

[@yukan2297]

How did OP mother only have to pay a fine when she left the op siblings at his apartment.

[@BraveryWing26]

This story sounds WAY TOO OUTLANDISH but I REALLY HOPE it is for real. I love this OP.

[@chinangel]

I have a feeling that those parents didn't want kids, they wanted attention

[@jenny6609]

Bro is Batman💀

[@yaqbulyakkerbat4190]

Lmao the dad got what was coming

[@lizsimonsson425]

I can relate to this story a lot more than I'd like....😢

[@Jagamingvoid]

The sibling basically slote a Nintendo switch

[@jenniekham5838]

My humor is broken for some reason i think of the dad as a weak player trying to take down the final boss but no matter what he fails

[@Queen-Blue]

The epitome of FAFO!!!😂😂😂

[@Acerthorn]

7:57 - 9:34 I highly doubt that would have ended well for the mom, even if the OP had answered the door. I mean ... what exactly did she think was the law, here? That as long as the kids are with the OP for even a split second, he literally HAS to stay by their side, whether he likes it or not, lest he be guilty of child abandonment himself, even though he never agreed to babysit at all? If the law does indeed force the last remaining adult to stay with the kids, regardless of parental or other obligations, and you effectively FORCE the OP to babysit whether he likes it or not, then that sounds like a violation of the OP's 13th Amendment rights to not be forced into involuntary servitude.

[@rune_studios]

NO NOT THE SWITCH 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@ajsgaming9219]

14:04 thats sad

[@jessicatrevathan]

His father is way crazy then my dad. I can something that my dad said and did , didn't know about until I was in my early 20's. 1 . Mixed up mine and my youngest sister Anna age's , 2 this was his and my fault we forgot Sun screen i got bums all over the top of my back and shourds. 3 leaving myself and youngest brother rob alone in a room he stepped on my ring finger years ago. 4 he didn't know this until his oldest daughter was 22/23 years old he had another daughter and grandson. i am aunt and he lives with my dad.

[@SpidersLair999]

21:48 this one got me 💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@Dragonoid-xs7jb]

Assert dominance as the alpha male

[@IdrisLehu]

and then everyone clapped

[@tauanfrancois7452]

Fucking legend

[@Muppalo224]

He is just God

[@gavinsullivan6018]

Honestly, the dad sounds like a he’s become a unstable person now the fact that he pulled that knife on you is a clear sign that he’s becoming a dangerous man that’s why I hate abuse cause it could lead up to something worse

[@wargreysama]

W OP lmao.

[@MrRealGreenn]

Poor mother for loosing that child😢. Despite her being a bad person id feel like i klled someone if that happened to me

[@Giampaoloo]

It's not op's fault tho, plus it's better for the baby to not be born with those terrible parents

[@MrRealGreenn]

@@Giampaoloo it is aboit the feeling of knowing that child wont live because of you that bothers me

[@hujefabagwan6823]

Which ai voice do u used from which website?

[@999jussumguy]

What's that background music?

[@mjpg3dyt-on-ex-coop]

There brain cells = -99999999999 my brain cells = 19493993939383764646727 you writing this on reddit then tts reader wow plus the parents think they are GODS AND OWN THERE CHILDS SOULS

[@BananaMike780]

this is the fakest reddit story I've ever heard

[@ministerofpropagandaindoct4966]

pretty blatantly fake reddit power fantasy lol and after about the halfway point he really abandons any attempt to make it seem realistic seriously, who believes this stuff

[@BPJD2004]

People who have seen similar shit like this happen to them or people close to them. If you think this is fake, you need to go outside for once in your life.

[@ministerofpropagandaindoct4966]

@@BPJD2004 not sure why you're so offended at the notion that you believed some guys power fantasy was real, just take it as a sign to think more critically from now on Grow up

[@BananaMike780]

@@BPJD2004 Yeah he totally always knows the exact comeback to his parents arguments and also his phone is always recording their every interaction and he works out and can totally beat up his dad multiple times and his siblings say "like a boss" post 2013 get a clue.

[@eshuuuxd9476]

Parents def the AH Asking for pre packed food was wrong they your siblings

[@_Tanjiro_uchiha_]

Very good story ❤(first btw)

[@ComicallyStupid-t9y]

You are in fact first

[@uzumakinaruto9050]

Dads poor balls 😂

[@dufftheduff7335]

So he just sp happened to have steel toed shoes on 😂😂😂 so fake