Entitled Step-Dad STOLE my BEDROOM DOOR as PUNISHMENT, so I STOLE HIS AS WELL - Reddit Podcast

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0:00 Entitled Step Dad took my bedroom door away as punishment, so I got revenge and took his door away as well. (u/DistributionDeep816)
3:45 Am I the Jerk for not letting my friends move into my house, after they got evicted from theirs? (u/CanIntelligent8903)
6:27 Am I the Jerk for getting upset at my room mate after she let a homeless guy sleep in my bed without my permission. (u/Sweet_Rest_3611)
9:40 Am I the Jerk for refusing to take down my doorbell camera, just to make my new neighbors feel better? (u/Ok_Nothing_2469)
13:38 Today I’m going to break up with my boyfriend because his mother, and I’m really not sure how this is going to go down. (u/GuiltybutHonest)
17:07 Am I the Jerk for eating Rabbit meat next to my friend, who recently had their pet bunny pass away? (u/Disastrous-Tar0)
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[@jerk]

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[@Callumlikesbreakingbad]

Sure

[@Alberto_FacebookGamingBeliever]

What a jerk!

[@Blaque_Dahlya]

I have pet rabbits and my best friend has been eating rabbit for years. It doent affect me. She had never eaten my pets nor would she

[@sandrasausville9103]

Step Dad has deep seeded issues and needs help. It's your personal space and you can do just about whatever you want to do. Turn about is fair play

[@aisyahhaneemasmawi2354]

I have a strong suspicion that he did that so that he can see the daughter inside if you know what i mean

[@finnledoux4584]

@@aisyahhaneemasmawi2354I think it could be either. Bio parents take bedroom doors all the time.

[@LadyMFUnicorn]

Oh this dude has a lot of mental problems. I grew up with people with OCD. This dude is way worse than my family. Also the mom shouldn't allow this. They are an adult wtf 😑

[@brianrosie1762]

not to mention doing things like that literally creates issues

[@princessmarlena1359]

That step dad is a sadistic bully. I’d have also stolen his door, but replaced my lost door with a solid core door secured with deck screws, and a “Medico” deadbolt, even if I have to call a locksmith.

[@psstewart1590]

Fr matter a fact I'd personally replace my door with theirs until I found mine

[@princessmarlena1359]

@@psstewart1590 best of all would be a Fort Knox brand vault door, but those are expensive as heck.

[@erichayes4661]

Refuse to take down doorbell camera - Yes, refuse. Your neighbors have no expectation of privacy outside of their home.

[@LadyMFUnicorn]

Also they want it down to do some shaddy stuff. The friend is shitty too lol

[@Dark_Knight573]

Bro said if your taking my door I’m taking yours/ uno reverse card

[@michellecoleman5577]

last story: "I wasn't mentally prepared for that answer." is valid. And then you shut up and deal with your own problems like a normal person. I got a depression support cat who I was very close to as a teenager. Then a couple months later we were told in biology that we would dissect a cat. I wasn't prepared for that but I proceeded to say 'that is bad timing for me' and turned my mind to scientific curiosity. Because that's life.

[@viviennemorgan7217]

finally revenge on op's stepfather that's what he gets for removing the door from his stepson's room.

[@viviennemorgan7217]

but i will stick up for op since he's the one with stepdaddy issues.

[@AyuubIstheboss]

Rr

[@AyuubIstheboss]

Hehehd

[@ked49]

There are numerous things wrong with the stepdad in the first story. 1 That isn’t ocd, that is controlling. 2 15 years is a large age gap and what will stop him from going for someone younger in a few years 3 there are few places where everyone deserves privacy, one is their phone/journal and the other is their room. 4 why does he want to be able to barge into someone’s room whenever he wants 5 imagine op had younger siblings that would be unbearable 6 organized is different than shoving everything into the closet. Yet shoving everything into a closet is how he views organized 7 if op is female this gets a lot worse.

[@BlackJackTerror]

i think op is a male in that one not sure tho

[@ked49]

@@BlackJackTerrorthat is why I said if, they never specified. Either way it is bad, if op was female it would be really bad

[@withinseven1762]

Why would it be bad if the op is female?

[@jessicathompson236]

@@withinseven1762 , The mother's husband is a creepy old pervert.

[@elirodriguez9082]

@@withinseven1762sexual assault

[@jordanbrawley6222]

The first story reminded me of a story that happened to me recently, my brother kicked my door and broke it because he believed i took one of granola bars, i was ready to kick him down the stairs, what i ended up doing was he has a picnic table top for a door so i took the screws out of his door, and put the wood to the side, he broke my door I dismantled his, didnt destroy it i just took it apart all parts were completely in tact

[@yvonnefobbs6232]

Story #2: Just tell the landlord, move out and keep watching " The First 48" because your friend will be featured on the show as a unsolved homicide!

[@abbies1stspam]

story 1 :wtf is wrong with him. You aren’t the jerk. You’re an adult, so you shouldn’t need to have a curtain. Don’t give them the door. story 2 : you aren’t the jerk. It’s not your fault that you don’t want 6 people in the house, it’s reasonable that you don’t want them to move it. it’s YOUR house. Story 3 : you aren’t the jerk. It’s valid that you don’t want a homeless person knowing your address, even if you’re a normal person sleeping in my bed, nope. Just no. Sarah is a piece of shart. Story 4 : you aren’t. Those neighbors are stupid. They are probably murderers that don’t wanna get caught. (Jk, but there’s still a chance) it’s common sense to have security cameras in a dangerous neighborhood.

[@Azulakayes]

Story 4: I agree. Those new neighbours are very suspicious characters. How do you move into a building then immediately ask for cameras to be taken down unless you are just a murderer or robber?

[@TheGamerYTGamer]

Bro It's Not His Stories, He Read It On Reddit.

[@abbies1stspam]

@@TheGamerYTGamer I realize that. These are my opinions, and I know the OP will never see them.

[@TheGamerYTGamer]

@@abbies1stspam 😃😃ok😃😃

[@Lumenplays]

no i looks like it is a 50/50 thing so no also if it is a 50/50 thing then there was no tresspassing

[@sandrasausville9103]

I don't blame you for not letting them into your house. It's your house and if you don't have it messed up then no bye

[@juliopeinado2660]

I have the feeling the neighbors are up to something suspicious

[@foramoreperfectamerica8490]

Regarding Story One: The OP is 18 so they could still be in high school. I graduated high school at 19 cause I repeated a grade so if his dad lives out of the district, he can't live with his dad while attending his current high school.

[@viviennemorgan7217]

i graduated from high school back in 2018.

[@PartytimeYOLO]

1st story: give them back the door in as many pieces you can manage(without destroying it). take the hinges off, take the doorknob off(extra points if you can take it apart). and set it all in the middle of the livingroom, let him put it back up himself. just make sure you have all your stuff packed up to go first, and leave 2 letters, one for each of them. "couldn't even cheat on dad with a halfway decent man", "have fun putting both doors back up"(+all but one of the screws for the door, and a replacement half length for it). story 2: your house your rules, if they cant take a no from refusing to let them stay there, what makes you think they will listen to any rules you set while they are living there. story 3: (my opinion)there are two things you dont fuck with, 1 someone's food, 2 someone's bed/bedroom unless you are willing to die. and most places would consider it self defense if you were to "harm" any trespassers, especially at that hour of the night. story 4: if they want that camera down so bad, they are probably planning on doing illegal shit. story 5: theft is theft, even if they return it, if he still wants to defend his mom, let him marry her. story 6: completely on her, you didnt know, and shes just upset.

[@darkwarriormaster9644]

Story 1: Henry is the evil stepfather and a total control freak. The OP should just go live with their dad. Also, they could just change clothes in the bathroom. I think even the mother would draw the line at having the bathroom door taken off. Story 4: I live in a house with multiple security cameras and no neighbors ever complained about them. The OP's neighbors can suck it up for another week.

[@jamescarpenter1095]

She WASN'T thinking, which is what is wrong with 95% of the people in the world.

[@trendasmith-johnston5961]

Story #2 Keeping your friends out was the best thing and I know who Ya feel. I let my sister and her son move in with me and it was the biggest mistake, I cleaned more,cooked more and it seemed very time I turned around I was also babysitting right after work or she'd sneak out while I was sleeping and be gone for the weekend

[@Fred_Die]

That homeless story was absolutely hilarious. Horrifying for OP but the circumstances, absolutely hilarious

[@psstewart1590]

Nah bro I'd be mad too, don't get me wrong I like helping people but there were so many other options than the ops bed I'd either move or have her move because my anger issues could not, it would've been okay if she at least ASKED FIRST then I would give her other suggestions, again there are literally so many ways to avoid that problem.😡😒

[@DavidRay39]

OP removing the door from the stepdad's room was pretty badass. But yeah, now that you're 18, you really should get the heck out of there.

[@garvgupta3567]

Just from the title I laughed so hard how can someone steal a door

[@Jr-shiungHu]

The last story made me laugh. My family friend and coworkers were joking about eating my rabbit. In spite of all this, my rabbit died recently on her 5th year birthday and I buried her in the backyard. When people asked how my rabbit was, I told them she died and ate her. Watching them cringe and regret the years of joking about eating my pet was satisfying. AITJ??

[@JamesDavy2009]

No, NTJ-you were grieving and saw an opportunity to do a turnabout play.

[@grannydyess]

Don’t give him back his door unless yours is put back first. And move out and take all your possessions with you

[@blackbird3327]

Story 1: Damn OP you're savage but seriously if your door was taken for a messed up reason i personally wouldn't do that I'd push to moving out of the venomous environment you call your mom's house

[@amytillett7709]

These people needing validation their not the jerk, cracks me up! 🤣🤣🤣

[@Kakarot-uj5mn]

imagine your very weird stepdad takes away your privacy and says its because you didn't put some pots away before you even got them out

[@screamoneo]

first story reminds me of Ed’s parents taking away the stairs

[@alexramos5801]

For the first story you’re not the jerk but you should’ve taken their door and install it in your own room

[@iononcantomascrivo]

The last story: OP is absolutely NOT the jerk. That friend getting upset about the rabbit because her pet passed away is sort of like an ornithologist going into a Kentucky Fried Chicken and declaring the employees are all murderers

[@flameraptor4175]

When I was young I used to lock the door when I was mad, so my dad said he would do the same thing, I stopped of course.

[@Foxiethetoastingfox]

Keep in mind that in the last story, the friend wanted to try OP's rabbit curry, and then OP told her it was rabbit. OP was definitely not the jerk because they never intended to make the friend believe that they eat the pets of people, and didn't even trick them into eating rabbit.

[@erich-con3gaming464]

You take my door i take your door

[@Azulakayes]

That's a boss move.

[@catking77]

What is wrong with the step dad

[@tham2279]

Pos narcissist control freak

[@DarkVampireL]

For that first story, steal all the doors then move out.

[@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa935]

you know its a good time if this channel uploads

[@themysteriousoa4466]

To the OP in the 4th Story: You mentioned that you live in a crappy apartment complex, and the neighbors say that your doorbell camera is an invasion of their privacy, even though they have a door that blocks off the whatever is on the other side of the door and their apartment room. To me, this honestly sounds stupid, because it’s not like you have a camera that can see through walls.

[@Fiercetits]

Those neighbors are shady and don’t wanna be on camera

[@skyguard1an]

If i knew my roomie had a homeless guy over, i would just get a lock on my bedroom door, move most of my stuff in there, and keep the key on me at all times without letting my roomie know, while also being passive agressive

[@tigernotwoods914]

His mom comes over and cleans your house, cooks, you meals, packs lunches, does your laundry, all on her own. I’m trying to find what the problem is here. 😅

[@TheDarkLink7]

The door bell one. No not the jerk. Family and place safety *TAKES PLACE OVER JUST ABOUT ANY AND EVERYTHING.* If anyone has a problem with it. It's a *them* problem. Not a *you* problem.

[@user-mw8oo1sl6t]

Yeah the neighbors were sketchy. Personally I can't afford to have cameras In my home at the moment but I'm grateful most of my neighbors have them including the house in front of me. If something happens they'll let us look at the recordings. The friend is weird for suggesting they take it down

[@kunfussed213]

Was that homeless guy named Goldilocks?! 🤭😭🤣

[@bobm5951]

Story 1 - Yeah, I would definitely take their door. The difference is I wouldn't unscrew it I'd tear the thing from the wall and when he mouthed off about it I'd give him a clear message not to F with me. It is NOT his house and his BS is over. Story 2 - F those "friends". Its YOUR house and Nobody will be there unless you Want them around. Story 3 - She is a fool. Kick. Her. OUT. She's putting you and your property in danger. That random guy should NEVER be any where near there. Story 4 - F what the neighbors think. You do what you want on your property. If they have such a problem with your video doorbell then they Are doing something illegal. Story 5 - She should NOT have a key. Dump him and press charges on her. She is an a-hole and a thief. Story 6 - Just eat your food and she can STFU about it. It's none of her business.

[@elliemccully6963]

The first story said why OP still lives with his mother it’s closer to his school so he could be finishing high school or college courses

[@brianrosie1762]

doing so foments anxiety by removing sense of security and privacy

[@knighthood3968]

Hey dude your awesome you are a actual KZbin therapist

[@mindcraftful]

I do have to say that is pretty good revenge and that is smart for controlling piece of work like him but yeah, you should probably give the door back

[@DAONELUFFY]

Bro said so unclean when u were so clean

[@ericbumbles4145]

You wanna know weird o.c.d. my sister had a friend who's boyfriend would only bathe in powdered tide laundry detergent and almost scalding water.. Or he would remove his clothing, all of it when he painted around the house and on any jobs he had outside of the home, he only took jobs where people (kinks) accepted this or when they were not going to be there at their home while he worked. This is just the tip of the iceberg too! He was really, really strange.

[@user-mw8oo1sl6t]

Imagine walking inside your house to see a naked dude painting the walls 😅

[@Mars5124]

imagine how long youtube makes this process if jerk shorts posted this FIVE DAYS AGO

[@anakaliaeastwood]

My first boyfriend was twenty when we began dating. He could have been twelve for all the control his mother had over his life. She would take away the car HE paid for when he made her angry for any little thing. He wasn't ALLOWED to have a job. I have no idea how he ever had money, because he wasn't getting it from her. She made him leave his bedroom door open when I came over and would stand in the doorway and watch us for a bit every ten minutes or so. She told me once that she had already spoken to him and made it clear that he was NEVER to marry me...because a grown man who allows his mother to run his entire life is SO sexy that I was dying to be his wife, apparently. I overheard her tell him once that she shouldn't even be LETTING him date a black girl. Her boyfriend was also black. Make it make sense. One time, she grounded him for two weeks because he took me to dinner without asking her permission first. He wasn't allowed to be at my house after dark. What threw me the most was that he never seemed to push back in the slightest. He seemed terrified of her. I've always wondered what history led to that relationship dynamic.

[@alliterationstationbalmfor9102]

Lol get recked step dad

[@elijahdewick5350]

a way that op could be mean/petty about the ring doorbell is if the neighbours actually said that the were going to the building owner then take down the camera as soon as the neighbour had left.

[@anidiot1122]

I got this punishment often to the point that i thot i whas normal

[@brianrogers7360]

Take down my door bell camera?? Screw off

[@YourShadowKeeper]

Story 1: The OP is still a teenager, and the stepdad moved into the mother's house & is throwing his weight around. The mother clearly is the kind of parent who will choose their sexual partner's side over their own child's, as this has been going on for a long time by the sounds of it and it's only now that the OP has stood up for themselves, yet the mothers seen this and done nothing to make it clear to the step-dad that he will not speak to or treat her child like that. Story 2: Their house, their choice. The issue is the friends seem to forget that this is the OP's HOME not a place they rent, this is the place they own and call home. It's one thing if they all rent a space together and can just pack up and move if they cause too many problems with the owner/neighbours, but OP owns this place. So I'd make it clear that their previous rental history and how OP knows what they're like behind closed doors has shown them that their friends are unreliable tenants/guests. Story 3: This woman knows nothing about this homeless person, only what the homeless person has told them about themselves, which may not be the complete truth. Is it honourable that she wants to help someone less fortunate than herself? Yes. Should she be entitled to risk the OP's safety to do so? No. Additionally, the OP's room is their rented space, and the roommate has no legal or moral right to allow anyone to sleep in that space. The roommate has stripped the OP of any sense of safety or security in their shared housing. I'd ask local lawyers about rental contracts & provide them with mine, and if possible contact the landlord and let them know that the house-mate is allowing complete strangers who are homeless to know the address, come over, and sleep in my bed that I paid for when she thinks I won't be home. I'd ask to be let out of the lease on grounds of a genuine safety risk, and move out asap. Story 4: If someone has paid until the end of a specific month to rent a space, and already has permission from their landlord to have a ring doorcam then they're entitled to keep the little security they have up until the moment they leave. Neighbours being camera shy or doing illegal activities isn't something OP needs to tip-toe around. The friend is being ridiculous, it's not their safety that's at risk. Also, why are they so desperate that there are no camera's capturing their likeness? Story 5: WHY DO PEOPLE KEEP GIVING THEIR PARENT KEYS TO THEIR DWELLINGS? If OP knew the bf's mother had a key and he hadn't asked OP ahead of time if she agrees to the mother having a key, that's where she should have flipped her shit. They both pay rent, and both live there, it is THEIR space, not just his. He had no right to give her a key without her permission, and she has no right coming and going as she pleases in their space. Of course, she most certainly has no right going through and stealing the OP's belongings. The boyfriend not standing up for his gf is so utterly ridiculous, and he needs to move back in with his mommy if he can't respect his partner's privacy and belongings. Story 6: Rabbit meat isn't from pet bunnies, and just because a friend lost a pet doesn't mean everyone else has to change everything in their life. The majority of the world's population eats meat, and rabbit is just one of the many varied meats people eat. Also, if the OP didn't know this friend's pet rabbit died weeks prior then how exactly were they meant to know not to bring a food item that is considered common in their culture? Perhaps her entitlement is just because they're still mourning, or maybe they really are just that entitled normally.

[@michellecoleman5577]

story 4: What an idiot friend. It takes 5 minutes for something to go wrong, let alone a few days. And I would be leaving it up specifically to watch those new neighbors who are being suspicious af.

[@Azulakayes]

They must be criminals planning to do shady stuff. Those cameras better stay up.

[@sydneys207]

"My house, my rules" only applies to reasonable rules. OP there is most likely just recently 18, about to finish school. On the camera story... oh hell no. First off, you don't have an expectation of privacy like that. Second, why are they so adamant? Sounds like someone wants to get up to some bad stuff.

[@elizabethdeal3928]

As someone who has rabbits and doesnt eat rabbit as a matter of principle because of that, the friend in the last story is absolutely bonkers. From the way the story is written, op didnt even know the friends rabbit died until after she told her friend what she was eating. Not to mention the friend was all too willing to try the curry until op said what it was. If she is that neurotic about what people eat around her in such a sensitive period of life, why is she hanging around someone who eats rabbit regularly as a cultural dish? It doesnt make any sense.

[@Azulakayes]

Lots of people eat rabbits, it's not even a delicacy. The friend is kinda dramatic.

[@elizabethdeal3928]

@@Azulakayes it was mainly the curry that seemed cultural in nature, but yes, the friend is being dramatic.

[@markrodriguez9442]

Sound like I had personally know.

[@AyuubIstheboss]

Karma

[@jimxoxakos9105]

for the 2nd story there is an exheption your dog

[@r.aitaredditstories]

Story 2: NTA - your brother an SIL are for guilt-tripping you. Also, The house your cheating husband THINKS he owns, is half yours. Make him sell or refinance and give you the money. Plus go for alimony and child-support. Do all of this WHILE staying at your parents and collecting the rent from the home your GM left you. Now you have cash, an income, and then buy another rental home and start building a rental 'empire.' Good Luck!

[@leoallison6807]

how does this relate to the vid?

[@Azulakayes]

Story 2: A slug problem...a slug problem...a slug problem...you mean those slugs that crawl around with mucus...how does someone get a slug problem? I get roaches or rats but slugs? How? I am so confused and grossed out... 🤮

[@Shoguteled]

My mom met this guy by the name of henry- Connection terminated. I'm sorry to interrupt you, Elizabeth- if you still even remember that name. You are not hеre to receivе a gift, nor have you been called here by the individual you assume. Although, you have indeed been called. You have all been called here, into a labyrinth of sounds and smells, misdirection, and misfortune. A labyrinth with no exit. A maze with no prize. You don't even realize that you are trapped. Your lust for blood has driven you in endless circles, chasing the cries of children in some unseen chamber, always seeming so near, and somehow out of reach. But you will never find them. None of you will. This is where your story ends. And to you, my brave volunteer, who somehow found this job listing not intended for you, Although there was a way out planned for you, I have a feeling that's not what you want. I have a feeling that you are right where you want to be. I am remaining as well. I am nearby. This place will not be remembered and the memory of everything that started this can finally begin to fade away. As every tragedy should. And to you monsters trapped in the corridors, be still, and give up your spirits. They don't belong to you. For most of you, I believe there is peace, and perhaps more waiting for you after the smoke clears. Although, for one of you, the darkest pit of Hell has opened up to swallow you whole, So don't keep the devil waiting, old friend. My daughter, if you can hear me, I knew you would return as well. It's in your nature to protect the innocent. I'm sorry that on that day, the day you were shut out and left to die, no one was there to lift you up into their arms the way you lifted others into yours. And then what became of you. I should've known you wouldn't be content to disappear. It's time to rest, for you and for those you have carried in your arms. This ends for all of us. End communication.

[@ThatStormTrooper1914]

So it turns out that Henry was friends with a child murder- *I hope you die in a fire music intensifies*

[@Justsomeguyonyoutubeforvideos]

Nah bruh I woulda smacked tf outta the guy the second he tries forcing me to do something

[@mewoer849]

0:00 first he's a creep

[@Robert.j.m]

Story six: one time my favorite chicken died, I raised him from a chick, and that same night I had chicken for dinner (not him)

[@anthonyaveces6182]

Henry stickman!?!

[@ericbumbles4145]

Ha! I eat chicken all the time in front of my parrots, they eat it too. They love chicken, turkey. Am I the jerk for eating birds in front of my birds, then feeding it to them? I don't actually tell them they are eating their relatives, is that bad too?

[@ThatStormTrooper1914]

Eh. In the animal kingdom, food is food. We humans see other humans as lose, our first instinct isn’t to eat it unlike other animals. I wouldn’t call you a jerk, the parrots may know they’re eating their species but eh, it’s free food am i right?

[@nyotamwuaji6484]

anyone who demands you immediately take down the doorbell camera is up to no good. also the fact they were more insistent upon finding out that you would give the recording to the police if asked? yea, they are up do no good.

[@sarabear91295]

This is the second video where the OP has given a reason they dont do something and you ask why they dont do that thing. Do you even pay attention to the stories? Also I would sugest burning the door and either make sue they see it or take a video.

[@Error_Frxst_fox]

Story 1: I think it's disguising to remove the door at any age, because privacy I think teenagers need privacy, don't say that I'm wrong since I'm a teen, but still.

[@Zechona_Official]

Aaaaa someone is from Ireland 🇮🇪 🇮🇪🇮🇪☘️☘️☘️😊

[@lolop7452]

3:58 geometry dash reference

[@user-pu9uu9pi9u]

What is the gliding game that you play?

[@shanlin5609]

Just record everything and show it to your mom he is going to not have A pretty time

[@traytonvanderecken3311]

😂😂😂

[@active2-0001]

Hi

[@Icalasari]

Story #3 - WTAF. No, Sarah, there is no judging and looking down on the man because he's homeless. There is the cold, hard reality that he could bring all kinds of illnesses and parasites as an unfortunate truth is being homeless leaves you exposed to these risks. Plus, you don't know what traumas John may have, what mental illnesses, etc. On top of that, homelessness can often be caused by mental illnesses, so John has a higher chance of having some undiagnosed issue. This is literally an incredibly unsafe thing to do. Bring food to him outside if you want, but inside needs to be discussed with everybody And him on the bed is unsanitary and dear lord what is WRONG with this woman?

[@benjamindominikflita7640]

what is this game called i wanna play it

[@twister107]

My biological dad did that a couple of times after I slammed the door on him while he was drunk. He had an addiction and it sadly led to my parents divorcing. I don’t hold any grudges cause I’m not that kind of person but good god he was as asshole when drunk.

[@Idiot-wg1rb]

henry prob got obcd as well

[@ssnmg]

Rabbits are NOT food.

[@darkmage9252]

Uh....every animal is food

[@ssnmg]

@@darkmage9252 Not if you know your Leviticus and Deuteronomy

[@lakesideminers1339]

Okay boomer

[@LadyMFUnicorn]

​@@ssnmgwhat you mean is its against the rules of Ywh. He wants you not to, this doesn't mean they are not food. They are food to other animals other than humans. The world is bigger than the bible. Also no need to state your opinions so Vaguely. Peace and love remember even you are food for someone.

[@Keeczap]

Dude, my dad had done the same and took the door to my room of it's hinges and it has been like that for 5 YEARS and didn't even put a curtain on the frame, until in 2019 he put the door back, and now we laugh at it but it has grown on me so much that I acually have a very small amount of doors compared to my rooms

[@Alberto_FacebookGamingBeliever]

Stepdad

[@albertgongora6944]

This is my opinion on the first story of the original poster's already added to the age where their an adult technically they need to get the hell out of that house immediately maybe see if they can move in with their dad instead and let them understand how your dad as soon as I get a job I'll let you know when I'm able to pay rent and on top of that you won't have to worry about me under your roof because I'm sorry I can't take it with Mom or this dude anymore and I think you have to understand from my perspective this is kind of abusive

[@luci_de_gamer5016]

second not first because am I the jerk was first 😀

[@bakerrr925]

You say he's eighteen but he never said that Not rven in story si stu

[@HughJass_MarioFan_2009]

Last story: NTA. I mean, rabbits are commonly eaten in Asia, and I'm guessing the OP is Indian or South Asian judging by what she ate and where she's from. Anyways your friend is overreacting, even though I do feel bad for her pet passing away.

[@Kyushu_915]

Ik I'm not first

[@lynxathome677]

For the first one, je’s honestly being pretty tolerant. I mean, he barely even took anything, and if he has ocd, your literally tortering him, and he’s probably in physical pain when he sees mess.

[@Lizziex1000]

The dude with the 3 bedroom house is absolutely an asshole. This is the first time I disagree with you. Let them move in. Set rules then if and when they break those rules you can say that you tried and they took advantage of you. At least that wat you attempted to help friends and who knows maybe they would be respectful of your home.

[@achillesbouri2003]

First and coolvid bro

[@animaniac181]

Story 2: You are the jerk, but I also see where you're coming from. You know your friends aren't good at keeping clean and you don't want them destroying your house, and that's completely fair and reasonable. However, saying that you'd only take them in with reservations if they're out on the streets is a cruel way to treat friends you claim to love. At the least, you could have offered to help them try to find a way to fix their situation if you truly care about them, rather than treating your friends like trash.

[@user-mw8oo1sl6t]

She never would have said that if her friends didn't feel entitled to her house. She said no they and they got pissed. She has no responsibility what so ever to take care of them. Judging by the way they had their homes they would have destroyed hers

[@marcellusjohnson4475]

Nic3

[@vegeta_sajin_prince]

:)

[@50cheese]

First

[@markwells8347]

Anyone else think narrator is way too quick to take the sides of OP on these stories? That’s what’s wonderful about Reddit stories is you only get one side and of course you’re always going to share your perspective. Like the first story. I’m more than willing to bet more is going on than what was being told. I don’t think the mother would just be ok with her daughters door being taken like that. Also annoying how the other person in every story is instantly labeled as “stupid”

[@Baller_god]

95th comment nigga

[@lunatuquertuquer8647]

Hi