Kicked Out as a Teen for False Rumors Spread by My Brother, Years Later Parents See My Success and..

Kicked Out as a Teen for False Rumors Spread by My Brother, Years Later Parents See My Success and Demand Money After They Abandoned Me.
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[@isrln]

So theyve merged the "twin sibling treated better", "family threw me out" and "family came back for my money" concepts into 1 story

[@jsanto210]

Exactly, AI is getting crafty

[@Treasurerm]

fr fr dawg

[@terrybeasley5931]

Ya. Way too long and too much embellishment. Peace out.

[@Dark_shadowMC-us7kd]

There not ai. A friend of mine experienced the same thing but with her little brother. She was kicked out two but taken in by grandpa and is now studying her but off many years ahead for her age and already in year twelve when she’s 12 like me.

[@Grey-Spider-]

They are getting desperate

[@Antsaboy94]

_"It's been 15 years. Get over it!"_ If it isn't a big deal anymore, why don't you admit to it, then?!

[@C.G.Gaster]

He wouldn't admit it publicly, but had the gall go admit it via message. Like, dude either was stupid or looked down so hard at op he thought no one would believe them. TFS Frieza and Cell F: "They won't believe you." C: "Why not? You do."

[@mannydcbianco]

Yup. It's never a big deal to the bullies, they might genuinely not even remember a lot of the pain they caused. But to the victims it is a big deal, and they never forget anything.

[@Bulldawg491]

It’s fake bozo

[@jamesc5751]

lol story fake you dumdums. 😂

[@Unknown_RedactedYT]

Cuz its probably a fictional story

[@chung2055]

I don’t know if there’s a statute of limitations for defamation, but once your brother admitted to lying about spreading the false rumor that’s when you should have sued him.

[@arthurius_3022]

He did it as a kid, so he was protected probably

[@reillycurran8508]

​@@arthurius_3022 hypothetically but given the seriousness of what he was lying about that exemption could be waved, trying as an adult exists basically to get around those kinds of restrictions

[@boblee7998]

Defamation dosent work 15 years later.

[@Chuckakhan]

It wouldn’t be statute of limitations but dolli in cappax. The kid is too young to have any liability.

[@fishfossils8858]

Also this story is fake

[@btf_flotsam478]

Glad to know the professional writer was able to professionally write something this good. I have a feeling she could branch out into creative fiction if she wanted.

[@jasminedavis3030]

That's basically what this is. 😂😂

[@saulves8191]

Yeah AI really should do this for a living they good at it

[@LadyWolvie82]

Content Writing is an actual profession in some places, actually. Depending on the circumstances, it pays decently.

[@laargboolag9147]

See this actually happens, and you special twigs are too sheltered to know it.

[@thezucc9446]

@@laargboolag9147shush young one, the adults are talking, go back to bed

[@ThePawerStation]

Brother: Ohh yeah, I'm going to shame OP and guilt trip her by confessing everything in text.

[@connerrex7701]

I was just about to comment that

[@Robert-zz7qj]

I doesn't seem to me, that he is the brightest candle on the cake. Fits totaly well.

[@jamesc5751]

Story made by chatGPT 😂

[@metrostatistics9807]

I know people like to flame this stories because they sound utterly ridiculous but unfortunately some people are actually that stupid, ESPECIALLY the ones with an ego problem

[@AidedGaming]

brainpower:0

[@DarkEinherjar]

I was socially awkward as a teen and even I managed to get friends in school to go to my parties. The brother was probably just an insufferable jerk.

[@edslayer9756]

the story is written by an AI, the whole thing is fake, just listen to it again

[@rhaeasoul8531]

Even if you do lie and do stupid things as a teenager I think most people would have enough of a consience to admit once they see their parents kicking out the innocent sibling you lied about.

[@LadyWolvie82]

​@@edslayer9756- there are parts where the info here is true. Some families are dysfunctional to be brief, where there are instances of favoritism. The brother here likely is a pathological liar based on his patterns, and some cultures tend to favor the son over the daughter. He made the mistake of confessing via text.

[@zaremol2779]

@@edslayer9756 the latest in paranoia, "everything is AI"

[@uthopia27]

​@@edslayer9756the only thing fake in this is the content writing stuff or whatever tht mean is ( seriously is tht fancy ways of saying "reviewer" ) other than tht the abusive family , sibling fight etc is pretty much u can find in many dis function family stories.

[@benm6893]

My brother liked to make up lies to tell my parents much like the brother in the story did in order to get me in trouble. So I made sure he only told the truth. He said I punched him? As soon as I found out I broke his nose. Break his Toys? Alright then. Got him to stop real quick.

[@mercyplayz9621]

You sir are a genius

[@LNPragathiesh-ef9dz]

YOU ARE A GOAT!!!

[@Samithecutie]

You cooked w that 🔥🔥

[@hiroshitakana433]

thats the best way to counter liars

[@kitsumekat]

That's how you do it. You make sure to make the truth hurts.

[@datfloppynoodle3677]

She should send the email to her old principal and the students from her old school too

[@karheipa6290]

yeaaa trueeeee

[@beverlypotter3236]

Agreed she should have so they would lean the truth

[@Hr1s7i]

Implying they're still in school after fifteen years? Would be believable, considering how dense they all are :D

[@stone5against1]

Honestly, f-- them, if they didn't back her up back then, why bother? she's better off without any of them

[@Mr._Awesome7858]

The saddest part about this is that most kids didn’t have anyone like your grandma. They just sit in their dark rooms waiting for a beacon of positivity will shine down on them.

[@OriginalAkivara]

Why are you buying this obvious AI fiction shit? People don't talk like that when telling true stories.

[@yesi710]

i'm actually surprised. while the father was packing my stuff, i think i wouldve attacked the brother and actually hurt him. Also how could she ever think she would be a slightest asshole if she didnt help her horrible parents???

[@chrismccloskey2502]

Don't worry. In the sequel, the AI will up Op's attack skills. I'd expect her to become a ninja/assassin/Cia agent. It will totes be bad ace. 😂

[@MiraTheWarlock]

I mean this might be fictional, but most real life examples involve how a lot of 'blood is thicker than water' and how 'family needs to be loyal' being drilled into kids skulls So even if you know deep down you are the one in the right you can't help but feel like a traitor Most importantly, a lot of people in real life cannot grasp the concept of how you can't cross a burnt bridge

[@jayewrite1256]

As someone who had anger issues but has grown out of them even as a teen something like this would of set me off and to be honest when I’m angry I got scary as I’d basically hulk and saying f it to everything weather it was exhaustion or pain I’d be so pissed I could keep up with another kid while dragging the kid trying to slow me down. And because of that I’m happy I’m far more laid back else I’d probably be dead or in prison for something like road rage because of how stupid people are on the road.

[@Evilanious]

Fairly common for abuse victims to not realize how unreasonable their situation is. It's sad but they're often so used to having to make the best of a bad situation and to tolerating abuse that this happens. They also often just want some kind of affection or respect from the abuser who was usually in a position of power over them.

[@Hr1s7i]

The lyrical hero is a reincarnated saint in this story. I wouldn't put too much faith in it's legitimacy, but as a story it carries some good wisdom. Sun Zdu would be proud of this one.

[@Godofnothingness6]

_"How miserable you have to be for your own blood to not love you, not even a little"_ - Lord Shen (from the deleted scene of kungfu panda 2)

[@Prawnii]

man why was this a deleted scene? so real

[@Totally_unver1fi3d]

@@Prawniipeople probably got offended or sum

[@conormccue2871]

@@Prawnii Because people really freak out when you bring up the fact their whole family hates them.

[@Pot_o_Tee]

I made my own family

[@Olimar92]

The only response to the asking for money would be "Ask your son, unless he's been lying." Of course when it started I'd have cornered him and said "Okay, I don't want you to be a liar." Than just bust his lip. Parents would have believed him anyway, so make sure it's truth.

[@prosperitystar]

Doubtful, did the principal just do that without evidence and proof? And if anything, for the behaviour of the "bully" child, the parents should be responsible aswell

[@enwarrior8163]

You'd be surprised how biased schools are. They're more of a blame the victim mindset.

[@gallicia4613]

I had a kid trying to strangle me one day in school because I didn't want to give up my seat in the cafeteria. I gave him a black eye which made him stop. I almost got suspended even though several of my classmates told the principal what happened and the only reason why I didn't get suspended was because a teacher saw it too. The other kid faced no consequenses. Sometimes a principal just "judge" randomly in order to get a case dismissed as fast as possible.

[@LadyZubat]

This actually happens a lot especially if you get a principal that is very bias against you for whatever reason. When I was in high school my principal despised anybody that transferred into the school district for whatever reason and she treated all of us who were transfers no matter what age we transferred into the district at like garbage.

[@wargreysama]

I had something similar happen to me, there was this kid who always messed with me but I'd hit back, then one day he played the victim, told the principal - stupid oldfart called me into his room and started shouting - of course it didn't matter because his shouting wasn't as scary as my dad's so once he sent me away I ran outside, find the uncle who drove the school bus and asked him to call my father then I quickly told my father, let's just put this into a nice way, he tore the principal a new one then he went on to terrorize bully-wanna-be's family - when I say terrorize he simply demanded principal to call the family over there and chewed the family as well. You could hear his commanding serious roars from kilometers away, also school building was a mansion left from Ottoman Empire times so there is that. My father was a soldier and in my country you don't mess with soldiers as they belonged to the only trustworthy organization, the Armed Forces. Good days when our army was highly respected and scary.

[@phenomenonnarutokun]

My brother in Christ, you give people too much credit. This is the most believable part of the story

[@Otacon_Magoo]

If this story is true. This twin should have sent the same confession to the high school they attended to get even more justice. Even though the twins graduated, a school can revoke a diploma and false accusations of bullying that cause emotional pain and suffering should be grounds of revocation of a diploma if the honor code states that as a rule.

[@BucketOfOofs]

It’s made by AI

[@KaiUndMoritz]

@@BucketOfOofs Could be true. But why do you think so? I mean AI, not that its fake. Most of these are fake and i treat them like drama audiobooks rather than "reddit stories".

[@dragonshiny7321]

​@KaiUndMoritz the rumor part. She said she had a close circle of friends, yet none of them decided to question why he was just now getting bruises from her instead of any other time? They didn't question how such a smart friend of theirs was careless in where she would supposedly abuse him? Not one? Why would the brother also pretend to say that he got bruises from playing with his friends when he could just tell his parents and they'd belive him anyway? You're telling me that she told not a single one of her friends about the reason she deleted her snapchat? It's hard to believe that her friends would up and disappear without one of them walking up to her and telling her about the rumors

[@villss894]

​@@BucketOfOofs If that's true then send me the 1 to 1 copy of this story and I will have experts (I mean AI) to tell if its AI and I will compare it to a pro writers writing

[@villss894]

i mean the students and principal are probably not the same

[@LadyZubat]

How do you sit there and see a child begging screaming pleading that they did not do what they are accused of and you instantly assume they are lying?

[@rickyrickardo4913]

Narcissistic parents.

[@0knighttime0]

no actually tho, thats believable

[@mrkekson]

How so you blame a child, and say she is the black sheep if she is not? It can break anyone.

[@Jollyh10596]

Ai

[@son_guhun]

Because this is fiction

[@BlueFireZ88]

Let's be real here for a second. If you were to take away anything from this story, it's simply this: Even if every single reddit story here on KZbin was fake, the toxic people that are portrayed in them are very fucking real. Even if the parents and the brother are fictional, there are horrible people in real life that act just like them. And yes, a fair chunk of them ARE that cartoonishly ridiculous. Real world people who are that much of toxic narcissists are just as stupid, shortsighted, and selfish as OP's family is in this story, if not worse. So don't be so quick to write all of this off, because horrible crap like this could actually happen to you or anyone you care about. Be smart. Be aware. Be vigilant. And don't let this happen for real to you or anyone you love. Don't give toxic people an inch. Because they WILL take a mile.

[@gtdc4685]

That’s the reason I don’t pass all Reddit stories as fake.

[@trollernopecantsay9277]

I don't disagree but most people like making up stories for attention

[@normanorman]

you can’t prevent your family from abandoning you over lies someone else told… these stories aren’t necessarily up for people to learn from. it’s mostly about the drama, whether they’re true or not they’re just captivating. if there’s a legitimate piece of advice or a moral to the story then cool but i’m gonna be honest when reading these stories no one is like i have to prevent this and learn from this so it doesn’t happen to me or anyone else the way a story is written should tell you more if it’s a creative writing exercise or someone just telling a life story, the actual contents of a story don’t always seem fictional even if they are. i’m sure some of the very convincing reddit posts you’ve read have been fake

[@capthavic]

The take away is always that you don't owe anything to anyone who has abused you. Amd never let them back in your life.

[@vloggingwithkeka9188]

The last lines give the same effect as: Savdhaan rahiye, satark rahiye

[@BetterInsecure]

Twin bro called her a "spoiled brat" but said that she hit him cuz the parents loved him more.

[@ifcpyl12]

its AI

[@ThatGuyGTofficial]

@@ifcpyl12well no shit

[@AzureShin4]

I would sue the brother for emotional damage and slander. She already has him admitting to it.

[@BucketOfOofs]

It’s AI

[@SamuelBurnes-rh6ns]

​@BucketOfOofs, but it is a real story

[@fruxo4218]

Those parents failed as parents, to even call them "parents" is a disgrace. The audacity for them to expect to get anything is truly crazy.

[@HeyShattered]

Grandma is always the Hero in all stories, no questions asked.

[@troublesomegirl007]

So....why didn't they ask the brother for money if he was the favorite?

[@Moons_haunted]

He's probably still mooching off them.

[@troublesomegirl007]

@@Moons_haunted My guesses are he said no but they didn't push him because he's the favorite or they didn't bother asking him and went straight to OP

[@Axemcaxington]

@@troublesomegirl007cause this stories fake

[@HelpImtheyoungestchild]

At least the parents had SOME common sense for not taking loans from kids

[@BucketOfOofs]

AI promt: make something semi-believable and sad

[@ImposterBraum]

Im kinda impressed at how "real" this sounds comparing to the old fakes, AI will be the death of us, eventually 😂

[@_lei_c_8138]

Im just curious, how do you manage to figure out that these stories are AI or creative writing? Yes, the fancy words are a huge giveaway, but is there any specific characteristic that shows it's AI? 🤔

[@VesselLynx]

@@_lei_c_8138 People recounting actual events usually don't describe things in such fancy or heavy detail. This one is a blatant fake due to how the story describes all the details of emotions and excessive detail about the reactions of people, how the storyteller felt or all the tension in the air or heavy hearted yadda yadda. Someone recounting actual events usually does it more simply, or they can't fully remember how something happened so they give a basic description. So when you're listening to stories, if an event or emotion is described in way too great of detail, you can start paying attention for those excess details to determine if a story is a fake or not.

[@nziro]

@@_lei_c_8138this one is easy to tell, OP got in trouble for having Snapchat and when her brother texted her admitting to his lying, he said this happened 15 years ago which is way before Snapchat existed

[@goneloko1368]

​@_lei_c_8138 AI always goes for the text message confessions. Which nobody ever does.

[@redrackham6812]

The story is definitely fake, but your really don't think a human being could invent this nonsense?@@VesselLynx

[@jessicadriver1636]

I wonder how OP's peers from highschool feel about her growing success and knowing they won't have any of it either because they chose to believe her brother's lies.

[@C.G.Gaster]

Probably think she doesn't deserve it.

[@Distress.]

Nothing cause its fake.

[@C.G.Gaster]

@@Distress. thank you buzzkill

[@Rahh.Grahhh]

She should have said "Oh, you want money? Sure! I'll send my parents money!" *Gives grandma money* "There. It's done, I gave my parents money!"

[@Owen-fx8gp]

Or maybe send the parents what she owes them, one cent

[@Rahh.Grahhh]

@@Owen-fx8gp They don't even deserve that.

[@Owen-fx8gp]

@@Rahh.Grahhh you’re right, for disowning their own child for rumors being spread by their lying brother, they may. As well get debt from the OP

[@badgerp-chanqueen7707]

Favoritism is poison. I am only child but adopted. Mine much crazier than this, treated as slave until one day some my 'enslavers' start supporting me after the favorite kid start stealing money from them.

[@ridleyramos7657]

You were an only child, but there was another "favorite child"?

[@thesaintofallsaints]

Always love how every unwanted child kicked out as a teen goes on to be mega rich successful.. I just spent years living on the streets and was further abused by other people because of the powerlessness of being a homeless 14yo and the fact i didn't know anything else.. But cool.. maybe if i had a better writer i could have been rich now

[@edslayer9756]

It's a fake story, of course the kid became successful, otherwise the redditor wont get all the upvotes

[@thesaintofallsaints]

@edslayer9756 i know... read my last line again

[@krystaldragons6040]

@thesaintofallsaints Hope you are doing better now, wishing you all the best

[@shawnycoffman]

You're a better writer than most of people in the comment section. Maybe you should pursue it. 😊

[@thesaintofallsaints]

@shawnycoffman no point. My life doesn't come with a super satisfying ending that you can all get your dopamine hit off. The real world rarely does. Made up stories like this one do more harm than good. Your comment is one of the ways that it does.

[@chesca.aguilar]

The call should've been like this: Ahole and sorry excuse of a mother: But we're ur family! OP: What family??

[@elPedroL.Galera]

If I were OP, the instant the brother confessed in the text, I would've filled for a defamation lawsuit.

[@bequiet4636]

NTA!!!! Your golden child brother should be the one helping them.

[@MiraTheWarlock]

It's a very common question of 'why does the scapegoat always succeed while golden child fails' And sure this story might be creative writing but it is still common in real life for a single reason. The golden child's never challenged, never pushed to succeed. Sure parents have high expectations for them sometimes, but there's a tiny disconnect where they forget it has to be earned through work, and they already believe the golden child is perfect, and act like they've already succceeded and their mere glorious presence is the second coming of christ Meanwhile the scapegoat's not gonna have anything to fall back on. You think the parents would let them live at home in adulthood if they fail? Hell no. They push themselves to succeed because it's their only chance of a life

[@brian-_-]

It's not always the case, the scape goat sometimes doesn't rise up from the abuse so you never hear their story.

[@mantelumgamingloilol123]

@@brian-_-that’s why in Reddit, the scapegoat wins

[@jbcroos918]

Principal: Your favoritism towards your daughter has led to physical abuse towards your son Parents: Goddamnit,we are so sorry son, well make sure it doesn't happen again........we don't love your sister though 🤔

[@0-0Maverick]

The grandmas is these stories are such a W

[@screentimer]

Ikr

[@ProjectDT88]

“Yeah, I did it, but no one will believe you” “Thanks for the confession” “Wait, what?”

[@shawnycoffman]

It is very nice to watch one of these videos written by someone who actually knows how to write. Someone who has a great grasp of the English language and knows how to use it properly. Very refreshing!!!

[@Aliana-Lee]

Pretty sure it’s AI

[@BucketOfOofs]

It’s AI

[@jacobc8036]

@@Aliana-Leeremember when we used to only have to deal with people lying…now was have to deal With what I assume are bots mass producing these posts, taking in the upvotes, than selling the account to someone.

[@tihsitef8183]

And then she found out her brother is a fry cook at mcdonalds and everyone clapped 👏👏👏

[@quebertol]

Even if this was fiction its still good

[@Falney]

I wouldn't have left the email at just family but the friends that switched sides to support the brother as well as his partner and work. I would have been as vindictive as possible to do as much damage as possible

[@VoiceOfTheEmperor]

Exactly. And then if they want forgiveness, tell them "I'll forgive you. But only after I piss on your tombstone."

[@morganleanderblake678]

I'm sorry that OP went through that but I'm SO glad that they went with grandma.

[@BucketOfOofs]

It’s AI

[@Techocat_]

The grandmother to the rescue again!

[@Nelgirevanth]

She was 15 when they threw her out I can't imagine how could they do that to their own daughter 😢😢😢 Edit- guys calm down in the comments

[@12348oky]

Its fake

[@largol33t12]

@@12348okySo by your crazy logic, there is no such thing as abuse and neglect...

[@12348oky]

@@largol33t12 there is but this is a poet by AI

[@12348oky]

@@largol33t12 cant you tell its AI generated

[@12348oky]

@@largol33t12 but i know that abuse exists

[@wandachamberssomrajit2260]

What didn’t just block them? 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@DooMGo2It]

Not only did this never happen, but it wasn't happening the whole time it didn't happen.

[@alexwkduru9519]

Wow what an observation!! It's almost as if this was a prompt meant to entertain 😮

[@DooMGo2It]

@@alexwkduru9519 Imagine being smug and wrong at the same time. Do better next time.

[@PapaSwall]

He basically admitted to defamation. I hope she sues him

[@slayerwytch2032]

Op had more grace than me, I would’ve been a lot worse, I would’ve screenshot everything and post it on my social medias and tagged my dna donators and watch the it unfold then, I would’ve gone scorched earth… I would’ve written a book about them, altering certain things, and say ‘Thank you, DNA donators for always ignoring me, and believing my golden boy brother.’

[@jessebarnes4389]

Same

[@10jimmy]

The best part of this isn't getting the proof she needed to expose them, but the fact that her grandma lived long enough to see everything happen imo

[@DubJ_06]

All i gotta say is: If you have a favorite child, you’re never good parents

[@MrArielK]

all stories are the same “unfair childhood” and “how the turns have table” theme

[@Tomiisomaa]

the tables could have turned a bit more in this one. Kind of disappointing.

[@dokuganryu1565]

It's a common struggle.

[@C.G.Gaster]

I mean, we love the hero's journey stories. Why not just it back and watch it or stop watching it. Cause it's clear people actually like hearing these stories.

[@MsAngelsheart]

I never actually think these are true. It’s just like a story podcast. It’s entertaining

[@Colgeratheslate]

​@@MsAngelsheart same

[@A2.0.8A]

I'll be honest this makes me feel down yet up at the same time.

[@CG-yb6zj]

OP should've sued for defamation and also sent that to all the people who believed him without queation outside of family, plus made it public so he couldn't ruin her reputation further (as he's likely to try)

[@unitcharles8278]

AITA for want her family to do something stupid so the story can continue?

[@anomic-cr]

YTA

[@Peppered_Batz]

NTA Everyone on reddit agrees 😂

[@80sMusicLover13]

People who think all reddit posts are fake have too much faith in humanity.

[@krystaldragons6040]

This is fake though

[@ThE4EvRPs3GaMeR]

Exactly. They seem to forget that these stoies were here and written long before AI was even a thing...

[@krystaldragons6040]

@@ThE4EvRPs3GaMeR yes and that is why we have a category in the library called fiction. It doesn't take an AI to write lies and even the most fictional works can be believable. I'm not saying all parents are great but just because it mirrors our shitty reality doesn't mean it's real. It sucks that these stories can be so believable but the truth is most people who go through such don't come out on top and we will never know because chances are the people end up fending for themselves with no chance to even browse reddit or forums let alone write their life story in them. I wish I could believe it was real but from what I've seen in the real world

[@RetroPanda13]

The father shouted that you should help your family in need but where were they when YOU needed help from them when the brother lied to everyone ? (Yes I know it's a fake story like most of them but can't you let people get into these stuffs ? It's pretty exhilarating) 😅

[@jemase7931]

The twin. Make sure you have a will, and make sure your parents and brother get nothing. Let them know, for your own safety.

[@nedlooker9954]

YOU GET NOTHING! YOU LOSE! GOOD DAY SIR!

[@Poeticfloetic]

What is the likelihood of her passing before her parents? I'm convinced that a lot of commentators lick windows when not on here because the lack of logic is embarrassing.

[@mokiiscool]

He said "For ur own safety which means hes talking about them sending uh tiny pieces of metal with gunpowder in them hurruling towards her

[@OuroborosEdits]

I know this is probably fake but props to the grandma because she stood up for the OP when no one else did. Like honestly that’s nice that she wasn’t swayed by the rumors and such.

[@LokiToxtrocity]

When your twin your literal second half betrays you... Thats just disgusting. Also almost sounds like the evil twin thing.

[@thorcadail5812]

If this is true, wouldn't you think this would have made the parents look bad at the school? Because through the rumors, the brother admitted that the sister was mistreated, you'd think it'd raise some concern on how the parents treat them.

[@BucketOfOofs]

It was made by AI your smart for not believing stuff super easy

[@GraveTheReaper]

i would have simply dropped the whole family thing in a tv interview, exposed the brother, branded the parents and stirred up the nation against the family. if even your neighbour finds out through tv what a bad person the brother is, how long would he have continued to make stupid remarks?

[@StephenHolmes-mv7yf]

How can the principal suspend you if it happened at home he has no right .

[@JRMAV1]

Parents, your kids don’t owe you ANYTHING for merely existing.

[@briandragonsoldier8521]

My sister used to threatened to embarass me at school which she literally did to the point I couldn't even tell on her because if I did she would embarass me by spreading false rumors at school and make the situation worse. My mind didn't know what to do.

[@patriksvensson2360]

Glad OP managed to get the truth out in the end, but a few pointers for how to deflect and/or steer clear of bs like are in order, I believe: SP (shitty parents: We're family! OP: No, we're not; you cut me off over a bs lie years ago and went complete nc. SP: You should give us your money! OP: You must have me confused with my estranged brother; you should ask your son for handouts. SP: You should do the right thing! OP: *click* A pox upon ye, shitty parents and asstroll brother!

[@C.G.Gaster]

I would have added SP: Do the right thing OP: Alright so you should do the right thing and tell the truth. **click**

[@Leviathan_actual]

TLDL; parents show favoritism towards brother, emotionally abused the daughter. Brother creates a rumor that the sister was abusing him physically and she was a spoiled brat. She moves in with her grandmother they become close. She goes on to be successful. She gets back in contact with parents parents are the same She exposes the lies her brother did against her, sends a cease and desist letter to them rest a family apologizes all is well with the world

[@silentglow16]

Op was grpunded for downloading Snapchat 15 years ago - in 2009. When Snapchat didn't exist. 🤣🤣🤣

[@TheGreyParse]

The biggest fake flag to me was when literally nearly every adult in OP's life took her brother's bullshit at face value.

[@Distress.]

Also, all her classmates, including her friends

[@HarmonyOC]

​​@@Distress.Yeah, if my friend is telling me about her parents and brother (and I even see how her brother act) I wouldn't have believed a word he said and even spread rumors that I saw him beating himself behind school before entering school to get attention

[@12348oky]

​@@HarmonyOCthey could have not been true friends but it is kinda fake cuz it is the stereotype

[@kestrel5895]

Don't forget the grandmother somehow believing her despite having no reason to do so

[@Dice-Z]

Fake or not things like this have happened, no matter how much you want to believe otherwise.

[@SoggyMayonaise]

Every one is saying this is fake/real but idc, I just like to enjoy the story the person provides

[@wesleythomas7125]

I told my dad that if he ever tried to throw me out again I'd set the house alight.

[@plaguepug2091]

“That was the first time in my life truly realized how powerful my grandma was.” Bro OP talks about their grandma as if she is a final boss in a video game or some overpowered anime protagonist 😂😂

[@superbocto]

revenge and karma is in my blood so i could neverrrr 💀

[@gotenblack2542]

these types of story's are always the same

[@GamerGrovyle]

And yet you are still here

[@BucketOfOofs]

@@GamerGrovylejust cuz there by AI does not mean there fun to watch

[@kubakielbasa5987]

At least the OP did something after getting the confession.

[@oliversherman2414]

It's genuinely frustrating that stuff like this actually happens

[@kai_the_goat1003]

Such scummy ass parents Ps: 16:24 why is nobody talking about the fact the OPPOSITE ARM is used??

[@BucketOfOofs]

It’s made by AI it’s not the smartest

[@RubberDuckDebugger]

I'm not sure if I miss this in the comments, but it feels like the school should be sued. A 10 day suspension in a he-said/she-said situation with no actual evidence regarding something that happened outside of school. Every part of that feels wrong.

[@friendly_sniper]

The problem with these stories isn’t that it’s fake, it’s that they are trying to pass it off as real.

[@phananhnguyen3387]

This story is strangely similar to another story i have listened to, somewhere on here

[@banespeace9079]

Do you think all of these are real?

[@mythroatisdry5684]

snapchat didn’t exist 15 years ago😭

[@BrainInJar]

Yep. AI.

[@COOL_KID12367]

This is why everyone loves there grandmother

[@user-yu8hb3eq7u]

the part of the blame really hurt me inside even though it wasn't happening to me, it must be horrible to get pushed deeper into an ocean of lies made up just to ruin you

[@crissarodaeli3793]

bruh this is almost the same as the one guy that freelance as graphic designer

[@kidm0bius190]

fake af

[@BucketOfOofs]

Duh

[@RandyJGJ]

Now…. The only way there would be grounds for suspension would be if it was happening during the school day. There’s no documented evidence of that. She shouldn’t have gotten suspended. Imagine having friends who don’t know who you are and who you aren’t.

[@LODintheshadows]

Why was the message from her brother a stab to the chest? I would be ecstatic with it. Now I have written evidence he lied all that time. I would make sure every family member saw it, I would post it publicly and shame the school for suspending me, shame my friends for believing him over me. It is literally the greatest gift he ever gave her.

[@BlueAversion]

Wait, so what was the time span between the brother first hurting himself and then lying to the principal? Didn't the parents notice the injuries at home? Potential plot hole.

[@nathanshipman5832]

It said he played them off as innocent injuries, like he got a bruise from playing football with his friends or whatever.

[@shortangel333]

They literally said the parents were told it was from school friends during sports.

[@UmeshKumar-um7ze]

"I admit that i made up those stories" Uhh, yeah, i think OP knows. They really expect us to believe this is a true story? 😂

[@chasekemmerling1676]

im very very glad she exposed them these parents never loved their daughter if i was the grandmother i would have called cps on them they diserve nothing and might be going to hell for abuse. I do wish they went to jail

[@WJFT]

Taking the door off the hinges hits deep making me think of my childhood definitely happened like 5 times

[@Crackerzzero]

I actually cried watching this, imagine being humiliated and alone in highschool because of a false rumor, it made me sad.

[@AgressiveAndre]

What’s there to cry over a text to speech story how sensitive are you? 😂😂😂

[@Colgeratheslate]

​@@AgressiveAndre soulless

[@AgressiveAndre]

@@Colgeratheslate I’m not soulless I’m just not that sensitive to cry over a text to speech go back to daycare where you belong 😂😂

[@BucketOfOofs]

The fact that your crying over a story made by AI is crazy

[@akshayamahadevan6743]

​@@BucketOfOofsart is a reflection of real life. This exact story may be fake, but someone probably went through something very similar

[@Cornholio174]

“Content writing” this is one of the biggest BS stories I’ve ever heard

[@aasmigurung5567]

"Make fun of my face" Like he wasnt literally her twin 💀

[@Hamael_Surk]

This girl needs love.

[@user-lv3je1sy3u]

Can someone tell me if this is real Edit: I'm 1st

[@SegregatedMurder]

i listened to the same story line but it was a guy not a girl. so i doubt it is real

[@MrArielK]

It’s general consensus that this channel only post AÍ generated stories

[@snufkingstan]

@@MrArielKdo u have proof ? i rlly like this channel idk if i can handle this disappointment LMAO

[@C.G.Gaster]

​@snufkingstan, why? Even if this story was one on reddit, there is no chance it's a real story. You know the words "Don't believe everything you see on the internet"? Just sit back and enjoy the story, man.

[@snufkingstan]

@@C.G.Gaster i get that its just the fear of ai LOL. i didnt believe this story dw

[@churchilleditz219]

The OP should report the brother for defamation when he is older and sue her parents for child abuse and neglect.

[@pocketsycho8720]

When the dad raised his voice my middle finger instantly popped out of my fist

[@Distinguishedskullcrawler]

I can imagine when they were writing that email exposing their brother it was the meme off a guy writing a note as the room he’s in is burning down

[@toulousegoose1150]

If your parents abandon you don't owe them filial piety. Not one cent.

[@GamerTester-po2qk]

I thought bro had a job 15 years later so he should be the one to pay for his parents not her

[@LegendImmortal]

This is why to be grateful. It can get way bad like what’s shown in the vid

[@dfortnite99]

i swear if that was me and they asked me for money after what they did, all i would reply with is Womp Womp

[@IanTsao]

they need to write a book about nonfiction

[@drackestalentorgen166]

God why are there so many parents that treat one child as shit and the other like gold....I was so fortunate my parents actually did their job... These stories make my blood boil

[@BucketOfOofs]

It’s AI