Entitled StepDaughter Said She Dont Like Me & Demands I Leave This House...So I Did As She Said

[@The.S.M.Evans.91]

Lesson learned: People shouldn't have to put their lives on hold for an ungrateful, spoiled, entitled brat of a child.

[@tommykeaton3664]

dam right

[@GeoD007]

Yes! Sometimes people need to learn the hard way!

[@matthewwhite889]

Dayum straight!

[@divaesque2183]

The child that they likely raised to be a terror

[@The.S.M.Evans.91]

@@divaesque2183 Exactly

[@adpbobcat]

Anyone else relieved that Rene didn't throw the "he sexually harassed me" card? I'm so glad that didn't happened. Lexi learned a valuable lesson, better late than never. Good on her for sticking with her man, and good for him and believing in her! I don't and do fault her. It's hard to be a single parent, especially if she blamed herself. I wish them two the best!!

[@ponderrous2659]

That was my first fear when he let Lexi go on the trip.

[@jojiwilliams9269]

I went through this somewhat. My step daughter would try and start trouble and lie. She was territorial and didn’t want her mother seeing anyone and thought she should be with her father. Her father and my ex still very good friends and we all talk. After she tried to antagonize me into beating up her dad, I put my foot down and called her out and explained that we all knew what she was doing. I told her to get away from me and her mother told her that if she didn’t stop she’d cut her out of her life. Took a few months but things calmed down and now I love her and her sister like my own. I know that you cannot allow that behavior to go on for long. So I stopped it

[@dougsmith6262]

Mad respect to Lexi for not just letting her daughter stay with them. She might have briefly behaved, but there was a 100% chance of her settling back into her old ways.

[@heididietrich9800]

Rene needed to GET A JOB like every other adult does when they turn eighteen. I did when I graduated from high school and didn't go to college. It's called RESPONSIBILITY.

[@indianheadjerry2622]

It’s called your broke ass didn’t go to college. 😂

[@wandat46]

I agree.

[@Odd_Interaction]

While I agree 100%, but it seems that this new generation has a huge issue with being responsible adults. Also a lot of people seem to be incapable of exercising patience. Karen’s and road ragers are fine examples. Even parents seem to not understand the concept of being responsible or even taking responsibility for their actions or inactions. While growing up my parents told us we had three choices after graduating from HS. Option one: go to the college that accepted you and move out. Option two: get a full time job and move out. Option three: Join the Military and leave home. I have three sisters (all younger) and three brothers. All three sisters and our third brother were golden children. The sisters all went to college, but stayed at home. All of the boys joined the military. Myself and my second and fourth brother joined the Army. While our third brother joined the Air Force.

[@wandat46]

@@Odd_Interaction All of this. Her mother didn't teach her anything.

[@Odd_Interaction]

@@wandat46 Sadly neither did anyone else in her family. I do have to wonder if Rene had any real friends or even just people she considered her friends. It seems like her friends bounced her out of their homes. I’ve very often thought that my wife and I were extremely lucky to have our two children turn out so well. Also that they ended up with really good spouses.

[@temery94]

When narcissistic people are held accountable it’s never their fault and accountability feels like abuse

[@tyyneviljakainen5108]

Exactly

[@zerofate9669]

Lesson: Never bite the hand that feeds you. Rene sure did bite hard, and now shes regretting it cuz she had it all. Im guessing its jealousy as her mother is married to another man and her attention is on him and not on her soley. Its common for children of divorce to take their anger and frustration out on the new man or woman for taking or destroying their previous family. Rene is an adult and she made her choices. She needs help with her issue, but its unlikely she'll actually get it. Shes only working now cuz she knows her mother wont lend her anymore, and shes pretty much backed into a corner. If her mother and op took her back in, a week or so from now she would have turned back to bite. Let her learn.

[@marktwain2053]

My kids didn't like my new wife (I divorced their mother because I got tired of being the only guy in a hundred mile radius she wasn't putting out for), who was a far better person than my ex ever was. I finally got them to tell me why. They thought that I should remain single for as long as it took for their mother to, maybe, come to her senses and want us to be a family again. I sat them down and explained to them, that I would never tell them ALL the reasons why I divorced their mother, and that I would NEVER take her back. Two of the four eventually figured out that their new stepmother was a better person than their mother, but the other two believed their mother's lies, and basically disowned me. So I reciprocated. I don't speak to them, and in the few instances where we are in close proximity, I don't acknowledge their existence. They are excluded from my will, and only one of them would ever be accepted back, and then only with a heart-felt apology in front of the entire extended family. I'm just getting too old for their drama, and I refuse to become a part of it.

[@Levithos]

Lexi created Rene. She made her into what she was. It was her own fault for not putting her foot down earlier. Rene showed cultivated behavior. And since Rene didn't know how her mom's first marriage ended, it's her fault for not telling her.

[@gendoruwo6322]

it's not like a mother like Lexi would always result in a daughter like Rene. It's not fair to blame it all on Lexi. Rene is her own person, and she chose to become a monster. Lexi tried her best. It's not all Lexi's fault.

[@genroono]

​​@@gendoruwo6322a story does not write itself on a blank piece of paper. A garden left un-cultivated will turn into a forest. The failures of a child is a reflection upon the parent(s).

[@gendoruwo6322]

@@genroono : there are also people who were not tended to by their parents, but turn out to be good people. For example: Rene could also turn out like this: "Oh mom worked so hard all by herself. I have to work hard too, I have to at least don't make trouble for her." or this: "Mom was a bad parent, and dad non-existent. I want to be better parents than them. I have to set better example." Seriously, can happen that way too. UItimately it comes down to the child too. A bad child, tended great, may just turn out average (actually evil, but 'reduced'). A great child, will turn out alright, no matter how she is raised. People are NOT blank slates. Some people just have natural disposition to be narcissistic scum. Some people are indeed 'enlightened souls'. How they're raised may help expose it, but the bad-quality was always there all along!

[@PLF...]

​@genroono not necessarily. Some people are just failures. In the same way that even the perfect tending will not yield a beautiful garden from a rotten seed.

[@Moon_Cricket_Stinks]

​@@genroonoyou can sow a seed, and tend to it. Though if its just a bad seed, itll do poorly no matter what you do. Children dont live in a bubble. You can be a hood parent, and the world still turns the into a shithead.

[@wandat46]

Lexis was a floormat. She kept avoiding her responsibility.

[@robertx8020]

She had no responsibility to her child?

[@tracyperez1755]

In all fairness, Rene learned early on how to flip all of her mother's guilt switches. "It's all your fault, the divorce from my dad and my "bad" life where I "suffered", yada yada yada. Probably the fall back narrative whenever she wanted her own way all of her life. She probably thought she could make mom and OP support her and put up with all her crap the rest of her life. She found out when she tried to stay with her friends that there is not really anything like a free lunch ride through life, they were like, pay rent or LEAVE, deadbeat.

[@wandat46]

@@tracyperez1755 😅all true.

[@jdsheleg8332]

​@@robertx8020 Not after she turned 18. Her responsibility as a mother does not give the power to that brat to manipulate others. Seems that you agree with that.

[@robertx8020]

@@jdsheleg8332 Correct about the 18yr part ..although this might depend on the country OP is in..But maybe I didn't make it clear (enough) but the first post said "Lexi kept avoiding her responsibility." and I disagreed with that ..true, she could have done BETTER (in hindsight) but she fff worked 2!!!! jobs for her kid..I would not call that "kept avoiding her responsibilities " I would not call Lexi 'a bad parent' at least not intentional. Hope this makes it clear were I'm coming from? And no, AFTER she turned 18 she had no responsibilities to her kid ...at least legally. You might debate the morally part

[@Letha-AnnCooper]

So many divorced and single parents do the same as Lexi. Guilty feelings of their children having less leads them to spoil their kids so they feel less guilty

[@schlc77]

If it wasn't for Lexie's new husband, Rene would still be leaching off of her. Rene grew up to become a selfish gaslighter who learn how to use manipulation to get her way. Lexi should have used tough love long before Rene was a teenager. It seems like Lexi was too afraid to use tough love when necessary. I see this more frequently with single mothers and it's sad because their children do not respect them because of it.😔

[@cheekysaver]

He did the right thing by stepping back and setting boundaries. He also did the right thing by making the mom deal with her kid. Paying for a hostel and giving gift cards for groceries works best... then saying you will be cutting back. First month you get ____ second month it is getting reduced to _____ Third and final month she gets _____. This makes it more uncomfortable as she goes. The job just looks better and better.

[@jomomma1512]

From here on out, I will refer to my friends who are named Rene or Renee will now be called “Reen!” 😂 I love it!!! BTW, I have a daughter like Rene… she still tries to torture us now at 27 & she lives over an hour away

[@kunfussed213]

🤭I tried to "justified" him calling her that by thinking, maybe it's short or Irene, but still😭

[@McBruce999]

I am really sorry to hear that. Go low contact or if required no contact. Stop providing them with financial assistance, until and unless it's really necessary, but not in the form of money. Do not entertain them, and keep an arm's distance. Don't give importance to their problems, when they speak about it, just ignore it. These are subtle ways to put them in their place. Don't argue with them, it will only stir your emotions and feelings. Finally learn to say "NO" when you want to, don't give reasons and excuses to say no. No is a powerful word and a weapon to destroy spoiled brats and narcissists. Wish you all the best and Blessings from an internet stranger.

[@indianheadjerry2622]

Ream!!

[@chumley1013]

Ruh-nay =Reen!

[@McBruce999]

@@kunfussed213 It is actually Ray+Nay and not Reen.

[@regianedearaujo3008]

This is what happens when a parent let a child be in control.

[@killamann22]

No this what happens when the parent has no control

[@SparzSpilnik]

​@@killamann22how did the parent have no control ??????? weakness and spineless that's how !!!!!

[@josiah5776]

From past experience. Never, never, NEVER be in a relationship with a single mother, even with adult children. It never ends well. You are just inviting a ton of drama and BS into you life. There will be no peace. Rene chased men out of Lexi's life because Lexi LET her chase them.

[@heididietrich9800]

Lexi let her daughter rule the roost and needed to put her foot down sooner.

[@ito2876]

NEVER EVER EVER get in a relationship with a woman who has children, at least that live with her!!!! I learned this the hard way. Men this is where we need to be selfish.

[@r.amoedo4151]

It is NOT selfish at all!

[@SvS7209]

Been through this myself.. Twice.. Lesson learned.. It's just not worth it.. The lady might be worth everything but not the brat kids.. Single with no kids or at the very least, grown up kids..

[@dorn0531]

This one WAS a grown up kid…

[@davecerrito5147]

But if the woman doesnt have custody, she must be really medded up

[@dc741]

Never ever have a relationship with a leftover woman with a child, you’ll never have a normal relationship. the kid always comes between you. Get a fresh unattached young girl and build your relationship with her.

[@Squirrel219]

Sometimes you have to let an adult child hit rock bottom. When you hit rock bottom you have 2 ways to go....straight up or sideways. My daughter wasn't the entitled brat but she still had to go through 3 years of hard living before she straightened her life out. Now she's married with kids and has a good job.

[@dianalmccullough24]

wow, any mother that let's her child control them like that needs committed. NO way in hell would I put up with that.

[@xavermooshammer4816]

I met (but never dated!) quite a few single moms who defined themselves by their kids. And start every communication with "my kids are the most important thing in my life!"... 🤫

[@gendoruwo6322]

it's in a mother's nature to give in. That's why a household need a father: someone able to put respect back into the family.

[@JLee-gm6jx]

Rene makes me think of a post i saw, a woman looking for a man that will provide her with financial support but not look for sex or affection. Someone then commented saying the thing she is looking for is called employment.

[@Aenarion28]

Kevin Samuels said tona worthless thot that the man for her that would pay her bills and not bug her for sex is her father.

[@acelatrain]

OP should have never fooled with a single mother in the first place especially a single mom who has daughters. That is a potential recipe for disaster. Many stepfathers have ended up in prison doing serious time because of their stepdaughters accusations claiming he tried to molest or sexually abuse her when in all truth it never happened and naturally the mother is going to side with her daughter. Mistake number two he should have never moved into her house; OP was simping the whole time.

[@dihydrogenmonoxide7056]

At sixteen my kids have two options: Get a job or volunteer somewhere.

[@Anthony-uc1]

Plenty of mothers are going through this because they said they will always put their grown children before anything or anyone regardless of.

[@karenstasik2979]

Grown is the key. I couldn't wait to get out and to work for a living. I worked from when I was fourteen under the table. I stayed home until I was 23 because I was going to school full time and it saved me to commute. I just don't get that the younger generations don't want to work and especially don't want to drive! I was having my friends teach me to drive at 14 too, because I couldn't wait to get my license. 🤷‍♀️

[@aude2sapere]

My best friend has a 27 year old son and hasn't dated since he was conceived. She can't, because he won't leave home and is an absolute tyrant. I don't vacation with her anymore because she brings him along! Like ick, you're in your 50s, I'm in my 40s, why the HELL would I want your 27 year old son to go on a cruise with us??! I feel sorry for her but 🤷‍♀️

[@yolandaogim]

20 is not a child, tell your adult offspring to get a job, and kick her out

[@tyffanypoudrier6610]

Lexi was the door mat I hope her daughter get her act together and grows up.❤

[@Fiero425]

I'm always amazed when children literally run a household trying to accommodate their every whim. ;-)

[@tartlynerdy]

I hate those kinds of ultimatums since I believe a parent's priority should be their kids until those kids are old enough to start taking control of their own lives. At 18 they're old enough to start taking the full extent of consequences for their decisions, and getting a job. Lexi's daughter was going to destroy her mom's life. Sometimes it's completely necessary for parents to have to cut off or distance themselves from their toxic children.

[@ethosterros9430]

I mean it sounds like the father of renee was mentally I'll. Renee ever being conceived was a mistake.

[@rpm6391]

Yup. I've left some fine women behind, because of their child's reported disrespectful behaviour. I wouldn't even bother meeting the child. If they’re disrespectful to their own mother, it'd only end up being a worse headache for me. NO THANKS!

[@kathrynbillinghurst188]

Lexy was enabling! Rene was immature and insecure! OP needed to grow a pair from the get go with Lexy putting HER foot down and setting some boundaries of RESPECT! Thank goodness the’brat’ is working and growing up to see who really cares! Not her circle, but her mom and stepdad! 🥳🎉🎈

[@josephwilliams2406]

Funny how things changed the moment Rene realized how hard life is. As well as how coddled she was growing up

[@svartvist]

Had a stepdaughter like this almost in every detail. Very nearly destroyed the marriage. I understood right away that the problem originated with her mother's indulgence. That kid had her mother wrapped around her finger and constantly pressed her mother's sympathy buttons. When I intervened in such acts, the stepdaughter would go ballistic and actually found a way to threaten me with prison, even though she was the source of all the commotion. The fortuitous event that stopped that crap in its tracks was my being laid off and unemployed for nearly 3 years. The daughter being promiscuous had gotten pregnant--after she'd already had an abortion--and decided to take up marriage with her baby daddy. They split up about the same time I found work, and she has been single ever since. And of course, I have as little to do with her as possible, for as Karl Kraus wrote a century ago, women are more amoral than men are immoral. Lexi needs to leave her daughter to her own devices. Had a brother that had similar problems. I helped him out for 11 yrs where the family rarely did anything to help HIM, and not his self-created problems. He ended up being a vagabond the last decade of his life and died of a heart attack in a New Mexico motel. They either take control of their destiny or they don't. And when they don't its tragic, but nobody can help those who won't help themselves.

[@maxxcarver5502]

My ex wife's son was this kind of problem.... I know my marriage would have worked out fine if he had never been born. l o l. Her daughter was just fine. No problem even started calling me dad when her brother wasn't around, Absolutely terrified if he found out. He was a little piece of crap just like his dad.

[@svartvist]

@@maxxcarver5502 My sincere condolences. I expect you did your best as did I to impede the crap and impose some sanity.

[@maxxcarver5502]

@@svartvist Honestly, the 6 and a 1/2 years I was with her. It felt like I had 3 kids. sorry about the crap you had to wade through.

[@svartvist]

@@maxxcarver5502 I appreciate that. It was a very lonely road for a while but next month the bride & I celebrate 31 yrs together which tends to negate the first 19 I spent with that crazy woman. I doubt that my daughter will wake up before I pass. But I'm moving on. Much better things in life to expend one's life-force on than stubborn, stupid children.

[@delorescannon455]

That spoil brat didn't just became that way, mommy has alot to do with that behavior

[@BandenIndarys]

It seems to me that since the mother hated confrontations with her daughter, she just put up with whatever demands that her daughter made. Putting her foot down and letting the daughter get a taste of reality is the only thing that will straiten her out.

[@oddcollard]

WHY would you even entertain the demands of an 18 yr old child of your girlfriend? Screw Rene, she can go KICK ROCKS

[@shawndenisecoley2670]

I'm glad that OP let Lexi know that he wasn't putting up with Renée and her foolishness. Lexi should've nipped this in the bud when she was young enough and old enough what is tolerated and what is not tolerated. That type of entitlement spells trouble for a lot of people especially the young people. OP did the right thing by calling Lexi out about her disrespectful and entitled brat of a daughter. I'm glad that things did work out in the end.

[@eelchiong6709]

Dude is so savage! He even goes camping in a suit.

[@georgegarvey7338]

Rene is a reflection of how Lexi raised her.

[@isaidwhatisaid2750]

Lexi should have handled that years ago. She was a horrible daughter.

[@genroono]

That's why kids with single moms have the worst outcome. Generally it's only the men who have the strength and courage to set things straight no matter how hard things are.

[@HasselHoffman-im5he]

Reen sounds like a grown up version of Eric Cartman lol

[@wakinglife7065]

Respect my authority!

[@kathrynbillinghurst188]

When I said I liked the green living room in the last episode…now this one ☝️ is incredibly greeeeeen!!! 🤢lol🤣🤣 Lol…remember I love 💕 you groovy animator ✌️😎!!

[@xqiuvmah]

Op handled that as best as anyone could. It wasn't his place to "play the father," and he only put his foot down when her selfishness directly affected him. Lexi was definitely a doormat and spoiled her daughter. If my sister had said, "I'm not going to college or getting a job, I will just defend a man to take care of me." She would have been told, "better find one quick because you can't live here anymore."

[@gaylegoodman9097]

Interesting that OP is camping with in a sports coat & tie.

[@kathrynbillinghurst188]

Ikr? It’s great huh?? 🤣🤣🤣✌️🇦🇺🤭

[@gbialke]

So, we just gloss over the fact he asked her to quit her job - this becoming financially dependent on him, takes her car, and gives the choose option? This poor woman clearly chooses manipulative people, whether it’s kids or spouse… yikes

[@Handlebar-MustDash]

My thoughts exactly. Sounds like the guy was fragile and set out to have control whilst also proving to the daughter that he was more important to her mother than she was. This guy was/is highly manipulative, callous and jealous. Sounds like the guy did absolutely nothing in the way of building a trusting relationship and rapport with the daughter but instead set out to make her combative towards him. Not a good choice to bring into her daughter's life, a control freak intent on destruction. I do hope they are not together any longer. The parent/child relationship is lifelong, guys like this clown are 10 a penny. Him crowing about this on Reddit like a cockerel on a dung heap has zero self awareness.

[@kaiyu79]

a daughter without a father, that's the result.

[@johnacres4666]

I do not know about others but pronouncing daughters name as ( reeen) when the most common way to say this french word is (ray-nay) puts my teeth on edge!

[@follaschwartz4739]

It’s about time to kick Rene out & started to support herself . No free loading anymore !!!

[@carlmiller8138]

Kids nowadays are entitled spoiled l itches... When I was 15 I worked 6 days a week at the Kmart. Saved, bought my own car, insured, gas etc.. Graduation day my gf my boys and they're gf's drove down to Florida for a week. Went back to work in the Fall College... paid by me and my friends..the same. Damn straight..put the boots to Rene. Poor lil girl Daddy and Mom divorced...join the club... Why didn't she live with her Dad??

[@Bitter_Truth_Show]

He should've put his foot down before he agreed to marry her. They could've avoided a LOT of the drama. The moving out part was the best move to make.

[@seulb23]

Attitude reflects leadership Children of singles mums smh just look at the stats for drug addiction prison homelessness etc and women file for divorce 80% of the time 90% if college educated women need to be held accountable for there actions they are destroying the family unit

[@ethosterros9430]

Daughter is basically an echo of her father

[@JackieStults-wg1ko]

You did the right thing,, the girl got what she deserves.😍😀🥰👍🤭🤠

[@Live-Life-Freely]

Dude should have never gotten with a single mother. She was raised to be a spoiled brat by her mother.

[@mr.h1389]

He really was willing to take care of a person who hates him . Smh

[@PrincessDrRe]

She was jealous. Also, it's Ree-NAY.

[@pir8lifeforme]

Thank you! I was dying every time Reen was said. 😂

[@earleneslay7977]

My friend’s name is Rene. Her name is pronounced the same way as the story teller stated, (Reen).

[@Jasminepetit]

It’s like Jacqueline someone might say jay quellin 😂😂 You never know how people pronounce their names

[@threadscore]

I've only ever heard the name pronounced Re-nay (my sister's middle name is Rene), but can understand how it could be pronounced Reen.

[@adamhero459]

@@earleneslay7977must be a very rare pronunciation. I’ve dealt with dozens of women through work and personally named Rene. None are pronounced like the video.

[@dr.allenstevens6220]

A single parent dealing with an unreasonable adult offspring typically is abused by that offspring, for a for a couple of reasons. Firstly, the parent does not want to kick the kid out onto the street, and hopes that the kid will change, which is unlikely to happen while living at home under unchanged conditions. Secondly, the parent avoids being alone. However, the inevitable arises, and the parent relocates alone leaving the disrespectful kid to face reality. In the above case, it was good that Lexi was wise enough to finally see her daughter for who she was and act accordingly, which is highly commendable. Note: her new husband was only a supportive catalyst for reasonable change everyone benefited from.

[@abnerdwight]

I’m really curious on where Rene got the idea that she can save herself and her mother by marrying a man who can take care the two of them?

[@MrWirelesscaller]

Hold it Rene was pissed and jealous that her mom wanted to spend more time with a guy than her on the camping trip? Most teens I know are way too embarrassed to be around family and I thought she'd welcome this while on the trip but then afterwards... then she can be jealous.

[@ponderrous2659]

It sounded like a birthday camping trip for Rene. Ditching your kid's birthday event for a hookup in a tent sounds pretty trash to me. Rene's behavior certainly came from somewhere.

[@nikig2891]

She needs to start calling her Dad if he was so great.

[@gregjerry4110]

Op is a clown 🤡 and deserves all the pain he got. Lexi is spineless and should have kicked Rene out of the house.

[@evilisfun9935]

Discipline needs brought back to children. Without it they stay children for their entire lives.

[@grg242]

I stopped the show at 7:04. Your biggest downfall was moving in with them. You immediately gave up control with that move.

[@vesla266]

Rene needs to put her life together and understand that she needs to work to get food and clothes, just like everybody else. Best wishes for the future for OP, Lexi and Rene ❤️☺️

[@leonacoleman445]

Where's her dad

[@tracygardner6318]

In this case, I can see why he said, either with me or your horrible daughter ,that daughter will never let her mother be happy what kind of kid does that? Rene will never change, needs some jail time to, abandoning her she’s 20 years old she’s been abusing her mother.

[@demonpanther290]

Are people really blaming anon for "Reen's" behavior? Lexi is to blame because she clearly never curbed the behavior

[@eelchiong6709]

Now this is the difference between Asian and American culture. Asian parents consider it their RESPONSIBILITY to support their children until they GRADUATE FROM COLLEGE! But as I'm sure Amaricans have noted it, from asians in the US, Asian kids reciprocate by being obedient and really studying hard in return. This takes discipline which asians apply by means of what Americans will call "child @buse". BUT IT WORKS! And we have the better kids for it.

[@jennilynne1977]

Thank you for the new story Mr. Reddito! You and everyone else involved in making these videos keep up the great work! I hope everyone is having a great day/afternoon/night! Peace ☮️, hugs 🤗 and love 😘!

[@maryeckerberg8041]

This problem goes back several years. Lexi coddled Rene instead of giving her proper discipline and training her.

[@NPRYRS]

Where's her Daddy ❓🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽

[@AlchemistConfections]

Finally reached 100K!!! Congrats Mr.Reddito! Daughter sounds like an aggressive feminist still grieving her father. Going through the stages of grief does weird shit to people. I suggest extensive therapy for their daughter because her hatred for OP, disrespect toward mom, and overall aggressive, possessive behaviors is terribly concerning.

[@JaimeMason]

All of that was the mother Lexi's fault. You can't let your kids walk all over you & or talk to you any kinda way.

[@cc.s3850]

OMG what a daughter! The mother should have put the foot down a long time ago! How disrespectful was this girl when she was young? Op was sort setting the mother free of the daughters manipulating web of jealousy guilt tripping trap! Op made lexi see how she spoiled her daughter in a useless woman! I also feel there were lots of unspoken issues about the father of rene!

[@TheBlackwolf30]

Lexi needs to stop giving kids power and lay the law down like an actual parent..... Period. You don't see no cubs cussing out mama bears, do ya???? Thought not.

[@rileyvanhellsing7751]

By being with her mother, OP became part of the family. He had every right to have a say in what happened to his family.

[@rinconusmc]

Op played his hand very well. Pressed the attack when needed. Held fast patiently when a push would have been detrimental.

[@genechristiansomoza4931]

Letting a girl grow like that is not right. That's a bad parenting. Just don't spoil the child. Simple as that.

[@SewFrancine6120]

Let’s talk about Rene’s outrageous tantrums It’s become too common for these kids to rage, expect service, a game, new phone etc. At 18, no job, no school that means no $$$$ that’s the equation. But Tantrums.. over the age of 3 is grounds for behavior counseling.

[@virtualatheist]

Once they're an adult it's grounds for a smack in the gob!

[@brianvernon249]

If Mr Reddito is a real dude, why does he keep pronouncing the step daughter’s name as: reen It is consistent and disturbing due to the questions it raises. Did he do a stepford wives thing where he recorded each word and programmed the A/I ? Does he legit not know how to pronounce: Rene or Renee ? These & other production questions detracted from paying attention to the story.

[@RichardGonzalez-m6e]

This completely describes todays young girls coming back from college wanting free stuff. Sending a beautiful and colorful young lady to college and returning home dressed in black with body piercing all over her face and body.

[@RPaulo8k]

Lexi should have checked her daughter when she started exhibiting that behavior. Parents like her need to quit being their children's best friend and be their disciplinarian and protector.

[@Andrew-ju4be]

You can just facepalm yourself at this is the new generation of parenting for the kids control the parents. Entitlement to everything without working.

[@chrisbright2088]

He should have laughed in her face when she tried to give him roles in the beginning.

[@bradleyb.425]

I hear people in the comments section say to never get involved with a woman who has children. In general, I agree; however, several years ago I got involved with a latina mother who was/IS an excellent woman and mother. She was intentionally VERY respectful towards me, more so than any woman I have EVER known, and she didn't put up with ANY nonsense from her two boys and eldest daughter. What a great woman! Due to circumstances out of both our control, the relationship ended, but I ran into one of her boys at a restaurant several years later. What a fine, handsome, respectful and good young man he'd become. He was studying to be an EMT, his older brother was a firefighter, and his eldest sister was an Assistant District Attorney in the city...all because their mother was such a great woman and mother. MASSIVE LOVE AND RESPECT TO ALL GREAT WOMEN AND MOTHERS!!!!!!

[@stagnantviking]

Can’t help but picture Professor Frink when I hear your voice.

[@frantheman1287]

Exactly why men don't want to date single mothers. The daughter is exactly like Reen (can't get over that 🤣) or the mother acts like Rene did. It's also wild to me that a parent has to "muster the courage" to have a discussion with their own child.

[@MelanieCravens]

Rene is usually pronounced wren-nay or sometimes ree-knee.

[@arleneclark6369]

Wre-Nay

[@donbuzzie8166]

I was trinken the same wraney and Rinn is spelt live this

[@johnhazlett3711]

I have 4 kids. It is so challenging to raise kids, it can be frightening. It is a very common mistake for divorced parents coddle their children, and give in too easily to their demands. Sadly, "Rene" is not uncommon.

[@RasaanJ]

Let's be honest... dude was a bit of a simp 🤷🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤔

[@tonya8984]

Rene never forgave her mother for divorcing her father and refused to allow Lexi to have any relationships.

[@hvymax]

Reen!!! Really!!! Pretty sure a person would know it's pronounced RenA

[@mellosmith2057]

Coming from someone raised by my step father (my older brother's dad, not just a random dude), it kills me that she would continue to excessively disrespect that man, instead of just staying to herself. Even though she's being really childish, it's a better way to do it. Just keep things to a bare minimum, not a lot of conversation. And also as being a step dad multiple times (not married but you know how it is 😅), ive never been treated anything like Rene by any of my step children. Even the ones whose mother's weren't really doing a good job raising them. But rest assure, if I would have had those type of problems, I would have opted out with no hesitation. Anytime a women's kids don't like you at all, just cut your losses short.

[@antoinettebates244]

Mr. Reddito...so glad you've reached 100k subscribers!! WOO HOO!! Love Ya really!!🎉🎉🎉

[@Mr.Reddito]

Yay! Thank you!

[@lynnechapman6204]

Rene got exactly what she deserved.

[@PunditKING]

When all your friends kick you out of their homes... Its definitely you.

[@skapunker21]

every time he says "reene" i'm yelling at my monitor.

[@hegiratc]

Lexi should have checked her daughter hard.

[@rickjames9477]

I had this exact thing happen to me, except after I left, I was permanently ghosted by the mother. She obviously didn’t understand what I was doing and I figure she felt abandoned. This after two years of putting everything I had into the kids and the family. Trips, phones you name it, I did everything for them. Thank god for the red pill and realizing now that I was in a bad situation and being ghosted although petty was for the best, I enjoy my peace and quiet. I was able to move on with another woman, but decided being single was what I needed for the time being.

[@Jeanne1280]

Leave and don’t pay a damn thing let her see how it feels to have no money

[@buddymac3993]

Shirt tie and sweater while camping? There the problem!!!🇨🇦😄