[Full Story] I Was Starving Because of My Stepdad's Insane Diet Rules. I Finally Stood Up for...

I Was Starving Because of My Stepdad's Insane Diet Rules. I Finally Stood Up for Myself & You Won't Believe What Happened Next.
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[@gurglequeen433]

George accused the mother of kidnapping OP? He's the step father, he has basically zero rights in regards to OP. She is his mother, she can take him anywhere she damn well pleases.

[@kellysorensen1419]

You don't force a diet on a teenager unless it is prescribed by a physician for a medical condition! If George can't control his own diet then he needs to seek counseling. Making someone else eat your diet is a abuse and a real control issue.

[@avian1971]

Sounds like George is hangry.

[@ChinoMegan]

Yes! Nothing wrong with changing your diet but he’s definitely mad because the son can eat whatever and he cant

[@justincooper5189]

CPS. This is some of the shit they are supposed to help prevent.

[@YukitoOnline]

Who'll burn a lot of calories & fat? A Stupid Old man or A Sporty Active Kid Kinda obvious who needs to eat a lot.

[@sayadiva123]

Changing a child’s eating habit is literal abuse. And the mom is pretty spineless saying “just do what your step father wants for family harmony”. If “family harmony” meant abusing your child…you deserve CPS called on to for a wake up call. At least the guidance counselor was in OP’s corner.

[@sakura44560]

george gone too far with the diet lost his marbles he need to be ex step dad

[@stevealexander5415]

George is just hungry and irritable

[@hollycummins6502]

I wonder if the step dad has vitamin B12 deficiency. It can cause extremely abnormal and uncharacteristic behavior.

[@Deimos001]

The lack of vitamin B12 can bring a ton of neurological Issues. B12 is essential for the health of the nervous system. A deficiency can result in: Numbness and tingling in the hands and feet. Difficulty walking due to balance issues or muscle weakness. Memory loss, confusion, or difficulty concentrating-symptoms that can resemble dementia in older adults. Mood disturbances, such as depression or irritability.

[@TheShadowSentinel]

More like brain deficiency. Like 2 brain cells fighting for third place.

[@alexyapropes2436]

Well we know you really think you’re smart lol

[@Deimos001]

@@alexyapropes2436 well anyone with a brain active enough and curious enough, should be smarter than a 5th grader.

[@TRYME652]

Hiwiwiwow😊

[@jnicoulakos]

OP's mom is a nurse and she could not tell the difference? WTF!

[@codyjones8153]

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[@Swedishpanter38]

Goodmorning

[@Name-less562]

Good evening 🌇

[@Randompersoninyourlife26]

Good afternoon

[@shastaleewilliams8675]

Right on kid. Go get it it ❤

[@ChinoMegan]

Bring George to my house. I need that diet plan.

[@alexyapropes2436]

He’s an AH but you’re being fed. Let alone your biggest defense is that you need more for your extra activities. Either suck it up and hate everyone later, and/or get therapy. Or handle things on your own and make way around your excuses I mean challenges on your own.

[@michellebolyard1388]

Teenagers need A LOT more calories per day than adults and if he isn't able to get them, he IS starving and that's definitely abuse.

[@lindah3803]

You obviously don't know anything about how much a teen needs to eat to stay healthy.

[@CritCrit3479]

CPS CPS CPS CPS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ABUSIVE FATHER ABUSIVE FATHER ABUSIVE FATHER!!!!!!!!!!!