Parents Said Send $27k to My Sister ASAP, So Here's What I Did...

[@steviewonder580]

Okay, sure, 3k a month for maybe 4-6 months to help out the fam is reasonable if you have the money. But two years without ever having asked what it's for is crazy. That's 72,000 dollars of which 43k went to the sister.

[@EmotionsNarrated_Stories]

That kind of cash deserves an explanation.

[@TheSergio1021]

This was clearly a fictional story written by someone who has never actually made a lot of money before

[@vaska1999]

​@@TheSergio1021 🎯

[@tomjoad1363]

"we are familly we have to support each other"... Answer is easy : "Where were you when -I- needed you ?"

[@Themessifan2.0]

Real

[@Eagen2008]

If AI wrote that, the story would be over immediately.

[@Eagen2008]

Like a movie.

[@ogieoglethorpe3788]

its my money ill spend it how we choose.........remember that line when i in college? now get out leeches

[@Maninawig]

Honestly, have your lawyers threəten your parents and Olivia with legal action (Fraud by deception) if they do not send out a pre-approved message notifying the extended family of their wrongdoings. Have the parents add the "fend for yourself cause I am done being your nursemaid" comment, and Olivia all the ways she belittled and mistreated you.

[@dumbidea1007]

Lawyers aren't a magic fix all. And in this case they have no recours the money once given can be redistributed any way they want

[@Midnight-ot3oi]

This can’t be a real story but Adam is the Hero of this story!

[@moomoozebra]

It's not. Contradictory statements were made that 99% of ppl wouldn't make

[@maghaberryman]

Of course it's not real, written or translated by a teenager. Since when do professionals in their 30's use "Sooper" (SIc) as an Adjective ?

[@Eagen2008]

She could say "It's my money." Like they did.

[@Eagen2008]

This comment is to the person who immediately liked my comment (5 minutes). Thank you and HOW DID THIS HAPPEN?

[@Maitland5]

A I

[@Eagen2008]

@@Maitland5 AI right

[@FNaF-Fan-8893]

I agree. Word for word what they said to her.

[@dapper4061]

"I missed the part where thats my problem" moment, totally missed out

[@VirgilCristurean]

dumb for sending money to parents in the first place.

[@Eagen2008]

Can't argue with that.

[@タイパーシャード]

yep if you want to send money to parents you have to make EXTRA SURE

[@Moniik4eva]

$3 K at that.

[@kos2919]

Thanks for this post, I hate stories about spineless people that still spineless when the story ended

[@luisvelasquezjr]

I disagree. Family helps each other out and looks out for each other. My parents have bailed me out of money issues several times and helped me grow. I in turn, help them out especially since my mom has become sickly. My brothers and I do the same for each other. I believe in taking care of your family. A strong family that jurtures each other can become strong and wealthy. However, you are right with OP's family. Her family never took care of her and never looked out for her. She was easily smitten with a small amount of affection and folded immediately with giving them money. She was not thinking at all. Family is family, but those people were not real parents to her at all.

[@vvvjeko2397]

When she wanted her colage funds: It's our money. When they wanted her money: You can't leave us like this.

[@GTzxseanxzTG]

She missed a perfect chance to say it's my money I'll spend it how I want😂😂

[@katiegeorgeripia]

Sometimes family are you worst enemies. I no longer take blood is thicker than water. I love and protect the ones who have been there 4 me at rock bottom. Helped and took the hits when other family members were throwing stones. Family isn't crap loyalty is everything

[@gregoryk.9815]

I would have told my parents when they needed the money in the first place I'll give you the same amount you gave me when I started college if you need money go see your golden daughter

[@grt8guy03]

Money and Family are ALWAYS a way to a train wreck. Parents are not happy, they are sad cuz they got caught

[@leondillon8723]

A head on wreck.

[@symonrocks9847]

Never loan money or sell a car to family or friends, they won't expect you want paying back in a timely manner or at all, the car you sell will be expected to not need fuel or maintenance or tyres and if it breaks down in two years time they want their money back or you to fix it. Classic from that friend who always borrows small sums of money from gullible or nieve friends, lend me 20 bucks and I will pay you back the 10 bucks I owe you.

[@cherylmccue956]

Yeah my sister used to do that when we were kids. We fought like cats and dogs,but I always stood up for myself. Whatever she did to me I gave it right back even harder!

[@DataStorm1]

Glad this isn't the norm. My nieces did have their sibling fights, but they always played together, and nowadays they go like every 2 weeks out with each other, often with their fiancee/husband-'s

[@jayewrite1256]

Brother sister relationship ship here, both yeah we both did similar sports because our dad would be the one teaching us and also not much verity in a rule area. Still we’d fight or get along including helping with homework if possible. Honestly if we had been like that I’d of just focused on fishing as my sister is older yet for the longest time couldn’t/wouldn’t take her own fish of her hook. She’d try and have me do it but if I found a spot where I was just casting and reeling it in I’d refuse because why would I stop and help get 1 fish when I could get 3 in the same amount of time. Though had I been in a more populated area probably would have tried boxing or wrestling as fighting was cool looking and after a bit I never lost a wrestling match to my sister.

[@FatTourist]

I had a gut feeling from the very first time they asked for that sum that they will be giving most of it to her sister, sue them for deception and get every penny back, even if blessed, that is not a normal amount at all.

[@susanrand512]

Me too

[@timboll1]

It's sad when a Doormat is a glutton for punishment. 🙄

[@ARHZONE]

At this point, with all those screen spotted messages, you could probably make a strong case of harassment and could get a lawyer to work on filing a restraining order against her parents and Olivia. And on top of this, potentially even press criminal (or even civil) charges for felonious fradulant activity since 3k for 2 years comes out to 72k and that far exceeds a legal threshold as agreements in texts and emails could very well be considered a textual contract in some jurisdictions and they agreed to give the money to help *her parents* and the fact that the majority of it was being sent to Olivia without OPs knowledge could possibly be consider grounds for financal fraud...

[@brakis18]

I honestly hope this story is fake. Someone that stupid having a high paying job is terrifying.

[@rolandhansen812]

Yeah - it's fake. Most of these are. I wish they would make them a little more believable. I'm sure there are parents who do things like this. Have a bad child who is the golden child. But these are not even a little believable.

[@brakis18]

@@rolandhansen812 it makes the story teller look ridiculous. After what they said before she went to college that she maintained any sort of relationship, especially a financial one, is absurd.

[@rolandhansen812]

@@brakis18 Most of these stories have the same elements. Parents financially & emotionally abuse the child. Sister is always the bad child but parents favor them. Beyond all reason OP becomes super successful. Sister can't conceive so need IVF (it's amazing how many of these stories have that in the plot). Of course parents demand successful child fund sister's fertility treatments or bad lifestyle. OP keeps trying to buy the love of the parents. OP finally learns their lesson and cuts everyone off. The OP ALWAYS becomes successful and takes revenge on parents/step parents/ siblings. Gee whiz, there sure are a lot of millionaires who were broke and abused as children.

[@brakis18]

@@rolandhansen812 very true.

[@jjnix9517]

​@@brakis18obviously you haven't been there, growing up in abuse conditions you. It's hard to know you're being taken advantage of when it's your normal. Op simply acted like a normal human being.

[@lodunost]

Parents basically disrespected you and enabled your abuse. Then didn't invest in your future. First it was your college fund then it was their money and basically told you to kick rocks. You then give these people money. No, you shouldn't have ever given them the chance. They didn't value or care for you beyond your usefulness. They weren't parents. You can see that in Olivia in this story. She is a petulant person in this story. Never grew up and never learned to take responsibility. It's not your fault that she doesn't make enough money. If it's anyone's fault aside from Olivia it was her parent's fault for not instilling values and preparing their daughter for the hardships of life. Instead, they enabled and coddled her.

[@unreachableloser]

I'm so glad OP ended up with a supportive and loving partner, she definitely deserves it

[@ogieoglethorpe3788]

1. when they asked for money every month she should have laughed and said it is mine ill spend as i like just like you did with my college money 2. OP's parents are only ashamed because they got exposed......they knew what happened when they were kids they just ignored it 3. she should now have her lawyer send them a bill for 72k for the 3k a month she was scammed out of and if they dont pay they will be in court

[@ArushAgarwal-xy7sb]

Best advice i have ever seen

[@company543]

3000 a month is wild

[@rolandhansen812]

$36,000 a year for three years. That's $100 grand she could have had in her retirement account. And she did it behind her husband's back (initially). That kind of money you talk to your spouse about BEFORE doing it.

[@CainEverest]

To be honest, 3k a month nowadays is pretty paltry in certain parts of the USA

[@rolandhansen812]

@@CainEverest It might be pretty small amount to live on but to be stealing from the household money and stashing away so your husband doesn't know about it, it's a LOT of money.

[@CainEverest]

@rolandhansen812 oh yeah for sure

[@GentRamani]

@Caineverreevevev

[@isaiahsmith7987]

2:57 a perfect rebuttal to what she had just said is "you copy everything I do if i wasn't here you'd be nothing, quite the contrary seems like your life revolves around mine miss no life"

[@shelly6115]

This was so frustrating but I had to see how it ended and it still seemed like a waste of time. 2 whole years of sending money to the parents who gave your college funds up and said to fend for yourself. I sincerely hope it wasn’t Adam’s money and just hers 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@krisCrashTV]

Adam didn't know about it at first, so I assume it was her own money. Maybe he decided to chip in after he found out. Most of all I hope they could afford it and it doesn't set them back, even if it's just her money it affects their shared economy.

[@ashemabahumat4173]

Adam's the mvp, a complete godsend when she was least expecting it. Her defensing herself was long overdue and she stu.bled when she decides to trust her parebts, but lessins were learned and she seems to have found the peace she deserves

[@MoreThanNot]

She went from "sister" to "step sister"?...definitely not a true story.

[@dailydoseofonepiece2916]

That is a good point but i think it’s just they grew up togther for almost they whole life she just calls her sister and especially writing that whole story it’s gonna be a struggle writing step sister the whole way

[@TintinGamez.]

i think its cuz op didnt wanna call olivia her actual sister

[@HaiseKuromeruMMD]

OP is honestly stupid she didn't cut contact the moment she moved out would've saved her the hassle.

[@ImpurestStewart]

I'd have told the parents they can pay for the IVF from the college savings they'd saved up for me all those years ago.

[@jikook7457]

My friend group included a woman who would flirt, hang on, and try to "steal" any guy one of the group was interested in. We were in our 40s. I and the other 2 friends picked the grossest guys to talk about to get our "friend" interested in. It worked like a charm lol She hooked up with these disgusting guys, thinking she was taking something from us. It was beautiful revenge

[@someone_weird-_-]

I still remember this story 3 months later. I was just listening to a story about a fiance/husband amazingly dealing with OP's family, and I immediately thought of Adam, even remembering the name lol

[@dragonlady1360]

My twin was just as mean to me. Went through the same thing. I feel for you.

[@scarecrowbfc6700]

Ik it’s not meant to be funny but the way it’s said in the story made me chuckle “Like a rock” 😂😂😂

[@darrellwilliams1714]

People need to realize, you dont have to stay in touch with their family. Lol

[@NessieNice]

OP should have said "use my college money to support her then." I can imagine myself at the end saying "well, that's tough. Better luck next time." as I walk out the door.

[@claireleone]

Doesn't matter how much you have - Nobody is entitled to what you've earned, ever !! . I'd stop the 3 k a month as well , exactly where's that been going

[@MiguelAntonioN.Peinado]

"let me break it down for you." 💃🕺

[@uncle0eric]

"You're a golddigger. Now give me some money!"

[@youreright9178]

the way the bully said that she wished suffering and stuff is just like my own sibling. funnily enough, those kind of curses always go back to them lol. growing up with a narcissistic parasite is traumatic.

[@RedditMysticism]

Damn nice definitely dodged a bullet there I swear I posted something similar on my channel wonder if it's the same person

[@lindalanteigne8909]

Sue them to get the money back. They lied so that was scamming money .

[@girth_brooks23]

Sue the sister, teach her a lesson.

[@HondaEG3lover]

This is my sister, Rose, 1000%

[@vodgrye]

Excellent example of the difference between family and blood relations

[@christopherbull7856]

Favoritism always leads to monsters like the spoiled sis. I’m surprised the school didn’t try to more with that many witnesses since the parents didn’t do anything

[@blinkingred]

It always shocks me how alot of parents treat one child with so much resentment. I can't understand it

[@Shendu1010]

If that were me I would have just sue her parents and sister for all the money she send them.

[@smashbother5684]

Everyone should be more like Adam.

[@NOLAAceTV]

Parents specialize in audacity I see

[@leondillon8723]

Sweep things under the rug and one day you will have a very lumpy rug.

[@Teezyweez216]

Adam had enough and activated his bankai lol

[@sirmatsdubois2509]

To be honest I think parents should really listen when their children are saying that their siblings are bullying them. because it's easier for your children to lie to you and get away with stuff than anybody else. you always got to have the mindset that somebody might be lying. and I do agree with op that it was way too late for them to officially apologize to her. they completely screwed her over and light her for years. now they cannot expect her to just turn the other cheek except them back in her life. and I bet they feel terrible that they supported the daughter that was actually a bully for her entire life. and now they've completely burns down the bridge with their other daughter who will never be able to trust them again. so the only thing they have in their life is a disappointment of their relatives, they're lying daughter and quite frankly the shame of what they did. they truly are the worst. especially since they didn't realize what was happening straight under their nose's. they only really supported there on our daughter when the evidence was straight up thrown into their face. but now it's too late to rebuild the bridge they burned and exploded.

[@isaiahsmith7987]

They're done babying the youngest daughter and keep babying the oldest Cmon "lies manipulation and deception"🙄

[@sanddagger36]

Even if the family was a bunch of racists, there was no way they wanted anyone to know that, so obviously being blunt about being racist looked bad on them for raising her.

[@JuliusCaesarsBestFriendForNow]

😂😂😂 WTF The sister wanting IVF and her and her husband not having the money to pay for it does NOT constitute a financial emergency. OP's parents are absolutely delulu and cray cray

[@daeondreponder7496]

5 words "i didn't order a yappochino" will solve anything

[@izabellafekete8062]

😂oh man this like :Do it for Dan !😅 there is an other reddit story

[@tomaszwozniak2972]

Another doormat story. In short rejected daughter is requested to pay $25k for golden bullying step sister's IVF after she had supported her parents with $72k over two years. Drama ensues, no contact initiated.

[@abyssal-turtle]

Olivia out here calling OP names but she's also benefitting to the money OP sent to their parents. *Shame*

[@MilitaryTV36]

Great stories

[@bloodshotblock]

3000 thousand a month! Holy cow thats like 36 k a year holy cow

[@susanrand512]

No wonder so many people need therapy, these are the worse parents.

[@marshutch3931]

Sue Olivia for stealing money.

[@youreright9178]

its always the golddiggers calling other people goldiggers lmao

[@SpenzOT]

That background video gave me far more anxiety than the story did

[@Goodfood717]

This story is the result of an elongated ai writing prompt.

[@RaccoonImpact3rd]

Whenever I feel bored, I always listen to this channel for the laughs because of how stupidly clichéd all the stories are, plus, how obviously stupid and spineless these OPs genuinely are.

[@miguelwinkel1910]

when olivia send the text wishing she would have been meaner so op remembered what olivia could do. I wish op would have send a text saying: obviously not birthing a child. (Gloves off at that point)

[@jayewrite1256]

Gloves off for me would have been the bullying, I had a temper as a kid and getting punished for something I didn’t do I’d of make damn well I deserve it. In Olivia’s case probably wouldn’t have stopped throwing hand’s until my knuckles are bloody. If that sounds extreme, it’s because i had a bad temper that led to be dragging the biggest kid in my grade school class and still being on the heels of the kid that did something to me. So yeah my anger was basically hulk level.

[@aysiskyle9458]

She did too much cuz I wouldnt even be going to that Christmas dinner so they would never know about Adam until maybe if we have kids after being married and sending the money was overkill.

[@m2ik2y05]

Ah step sister. It all makes sense now

[@yuvrajsingh2189]

No offense to this story but the OP should have copyright claimed her 😂😂

[@chipremel8594]

Ever single time these stories end up in therapy, like they're just made to promote it.

[@Craig_Murray]

Humans don't say "super" every 2 minutes.

[@Scott-v8k]

Tell the parents to use the college fund that was earmarked for you

[@JonathanR-bw2jp]

Crazy how “family support each other” but doesn’t apply for op

[@Mehhh_was_here]

Never do i understand people like Op.....ever....

[@XSRplayz]

So I’m at 3:02 and, all I’m getting is that this is how murderers are made

[@darknessmage7459]

Op deserves everything she got after moving out, like why stay in contact.

[@JLee-gm6jx]

I would purposely keep my future children away from them out of complete spite

[@JLee-gm6jx]

Have a child and rub it in the sisters face😊

[@jjnix9517]

Sadly this is such a common life story, I'd guess probably 20% of the population goes through something similar.

[@moomoozebra]

Ha! Funny, given this story is fake. Doubt it's the exact same tho. Most people would love to be able to make enough money to send 3k to family. I don't even make 3k a month lol

[@therick7445]

“Bless their hearts” ahh she’s from the south

[@kushaankoul5775]

cap bro straight out of a fairytale

[@nzbidzel]

I wanna get a Tattoo like on my chest... sis gets it.... Yeah I changed my mind 🙂👏😎

[@joshr3501]

They 100% were spending that 3k a month on some sort of fertility therapy for the sister, not just that $1800

[@voidparadox3649]

Just stop talking to people that make your life miserable. Yeah, everyone has their reasons. Who tf cares.

[@Thaddius0]

mom: can i have $3000 every month? me: take it out of my college fund, when that runs out, take it out of my sisters college fund. That should last well long enough to get back on your feet.

[@hennigadient4265]

Pls dont send your family money even just 200.- if they didnt treated you good! It never ends good and they will not start to love you and resect you for it

[@cherrylove528]

I hate extreme doormat stories.

[@qcjd96]

You sent your parents 108,000 in total for 3 years... and they sent ya sister 43,200 of that money. Oh, nah, the moment i found out that kinda ish, i would've sued my parents for 108,000, and i would've sued my sister for 43,200 without remorse.

[@chrisj.1608]

You know I used to believe in all that mumbo-jumbo about parents being there for the kids and family being there for family it's honestly and eye-opening experience the first time that a family hardcore just completely f you over considering how they treated her her entire life I would have told him to pound sand and walked out but that's just me

[@DERIENOUI]

😢

[@loveseokjinkim]

It was all the fault of OP when she decided to be dumb and send money to the parents without questioning anything about it. And it’s all her fault of what happen later on. Tbh she dumb not naive

[@Megatyler30]

$3000/a month is more than a lot of people earn with a full-time job.... insane she could just give that no problem

[@TykoF]

3k every month? Can't imagine how naive i eould have to be for sending such a huge amount of money every month

[@elsajones6325]

That was a stupid move, going back for more abuse AND bringing a nice person to suffer the same

[@CG-yb6zj]

3k a MONTH for 2YRS?? And never once thought to ask for receipts???

[@andrewt8116]

This is fiction. All these stories always results in the family begging to talk and be apologetic. Also you don't just check someone's phone and see financial transactions.

[@fujinmage8201]

so the parents specifically said the 3k a month was for the parents bills. that right there is a valid oral contract. A lawyer could make a strong argument in court that the parents is in breach of a legally binding oral contract. If this was me i would contact a lawyer and enquire about fincial restitution for breach of an oral contract within the jurisdiction.

[@ayiza8511]

I’m not sure I would even have invited them to the wedding.

[@Jay0402]

3:16 I'm Sorry, but why would the school suspend her (the OP) and not the sister

[@marshutch3931]

Adam's family values

[@SunshineTheLover]

3000 a month is more than some people make working full time jobs

[@Vengent1]

It's an A.I prompted written story the whole thing is fake

[@maghaberryman]

Professional, educated people in their 30's that use "Sooper " (Sic) as an adjective?

[@LoganRogue1]

No op should say sucks to be her and leave.