My Ex-Husband and His Parents Broke Into My Home Demanding I Return To Take Care of His Grandma

[@captainmarbles1]

Five years on and she didn't change the locks? I would've thought that'd be the very first thing she did after the divorce.

[@SheilaWestman]

You never ever give up ur job.

[@antoinettebates244]

OP...So glad you got rid of the trash!! It's never what you think.

[@ronaldbradley9949]

Spent all that money on a state of the art security system. Should have also spent a few dollars on charging the locks.

[@CareyBilley]

That was an amazing story, truly a fourth dimensional experience. Peace Out

[@trudifruty6078]

You never quit your job ever

[@TheHighPriestess9752]

Never ever. Or calculate how much you will earn in 30 years working and have the man deposit that money in an account under your name with no access to him. Then you can quit. If he can’t provide that amount, u still continue working

[@IzzyPR2010]

True, too often the real reason the woman is asked to quit her job is so the husband has more control over her and / or she has less options if things go bad.

[@lynnharris3189]

I love it when men are caught cheating they say it’s not what you think.

[@pamelacharbonneau3115]

How did ex-husband get an extra key.

[@louisedykes4794]

@@pamelacharbonneau3115

[@louisedykes4794]

He never gave it back

[@tracygardner6318]

@@pamelacharbonneau3115 it was the spare key he used

[@ayanamiry0]

Broke Into a POLICE OFFICERS HOUSE!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 AND ws harassing the police officers WIFE??? The FACT that the Officer let them walk out was generous!!! Ex or not, that was a DARWIN AWARD winning move right there!

[@chimerius24]

Yo 😂. That could have went horribly. Luckily he was a patient man that doesn't react first and think later

[@bryzcrochet]

I really like the way the girl character looks. Very pretty, especially her eyes. See, I found something nice to say. Grandma was never mentioned anywhere in the story. I don’t think it is ever 1 single isolated event that changes lives but a series of events combined.

[@hopenlove3258]

Q. V qqQw QQ QQ

[@meghanmcclamma1662]

The ex-husband and his parents should've been the ones to take care of his grandma!

[@BecauseWhyNot660]

You do know there are ways to dispose of home invaders? And, why do they have a spare key?

[@StormCat3PC]

What kind of idiots are Brian and his family seriously you divorced five years and you could think you could just walk into her house and demand that she comes back to be with Brian again. Delusional it’s great that they had such a security system and that her husband is a police officer that was just perfect.

[@ladynikkie]

Honestly the moment she got divorced she should have changed the locks in her house

[@cookiejjcamachopomales9807]

Right! like why didn't she change it?​@@ladynikkie

[@DesiArcy]

A lot of these super egoistical types assume that *of course* the abandoned wife would never remarry because she's "rightfully his property" even if he threw her away.

[@sherrystearns7259]

I want to call the law coming into my house

[@ehjohn027]

The title is misleading. I only clicked on this video because i was curious about the family wanting her to take care of Grandma after the divorce. 🤷🏾

[@tamarak9393]

There was no mention of the grandmother.

[@jefmarquez2863]

@@tamarak9393read the title again

[@tamarak9393]

@@jefmarquez2863 I meant there was no mention of the grandma in the story.

[@jefmarquez2863]

@@tamarak9393 oh lol, in that case, yes exactly

[@silveritea]

The writing is actually very good - but why did they not change the locks after the divorce?!

[@tracygardner6318]

I’m surprise she didn’t change the locks. They did not break in. They may be unwelcome visitors, but they did not break it.

[@TheHighPriestess9752]

Yep, and this how domestic violence is perpetrated. Change the locks after a separation or divorce or getting into a new house

[@alonzokelly6539]

That is not how that works, he entered her property without her permission, and did it without her knowledge. That can definitely be charged as trespassing.

[@kristineallen-loop8278]

THEY BROKE IN THEY WERE DIVORCED WHAT PART DONT YOU UNDERSTAND

[@kristineallen-loop8278]

@tracygardner6318 they broke in its called TRESPASSING

[@sherrystearns7259]

First of all he wouldn't have asked you to quit your job if you really loved you

[@tysonyates4147]

Since Brian still had a key, he wasn't really breaking in. The fact that he still had a key is due to Sophia not asking for it back where they parted, perhaps thinking Brian would leave the key on his way out. So Sophia is partly at fault.

[@kristineallen-loop8278]

Does not matter they were divorced IT Was her house they trespassed.

[@tracygardner6318]

He used the spare key that and it’s been five years

[@amadeusw666]

That's not how it works

[@alonzokelly6539]

Tell me you don't know how the law works without telling me lol

[@h.e.s.5248]

She should have changed the locks right after the divorce was finalized. (Maybe even BEFORE the divorce was finalized.) That way she would have been leaving nothing to chance. That's what I did when I bought my house. It eliminated the possibility of the former owner coming back uninvited and entering for any reason.

[@BladeStar-uq6xe]

Call the Cops and have them Tresspassed, Breaking and Entering, and Attempted Kidnapping!

[@louisedykes4794]

I had 4 sets of commercials iTunes better be paying you!

[@louisedykes4794]

Utube I hate spell check

[@trudifruty6078]

Why didn’t you change the locks

[@ACLTony]

You're divorced from a tumultuous relationship..........................CHANGE YOUR DOOR LOCK!

[@-randychasechase2660]

Change those lock right away and don't look back

[@annmariestinson1232]

So, no grandma to take care of just demanding ex inlaws that want their golden child taken care of to the point they were willing to enter the former wife's home to 'convince' her to return. Even when former wife has remarried. Stupid to not have changed the locks, but stupider still to make the demand.

[@bccrayfish]

What happened to Grandma?

[@PossumLady8262]

Op handled this with grace and courage???? I thought it was her husband the policeman who pretty well handled the 3 intruders

[@meyeah382]

Should have changed the locks

[@rcak2009]

I hope you changed the locks.

[@IzzyPR2010]

This must be a Japanese story, some in-laws there have this delusion that they can still order someone around after that person was divorced from their child.

[@SheilaWestman-l6u]

Make ur own worth. Don't just get it by going from man to man!

[@Hellodarknessmyolefriend]

Shld had changed the locks.

[@chloecrossley9346]

It was both.👮‍♂️

[@SheilaWestman]

Ur a fool for not changing ur locks

[@SheilaWestman-l6u]

Sorry but this court proceedings wouldn't take days.

[@ronaldbradley9949]

Why didn't she change the locks after the divorce?

[@terryrussel523]

Doesn't anyone proofread or audit these fairytales?

[@kirksnowden8023]

What’s truth have to do with giving up your career and becoming a stay at home wife? AI OP doesn’t even have children!

[@h.e.s.5248]

This was a decent story but where's the part about taking care of the grandma? That was the main reason I chose to watch this video. Borderline click bait.

[@amadeusw666]

Ethan's grin is creepy

[@tracygardner6318]

It’s just casual🤬

[@jvlovesk]

So much exposition and weird dialogue, there is no way this is real.

[@JosephHilburn-lm8nv]

Y didn't she change the locks after the divorce

[@cherylmccue956]

Who writes this garbage! And where does it say anything about the grandmother?

[@tamarak9393]

Palpable????

[@trinathompson3816]

All these story sound the same. I’m done ✌🏾

[@josephhoffman3995]

This plays really badly of a poorly written fiction story. Ethan is barely mentioned once before walking in the house as a hero, there is so much knowledge of other people's conversations in clear first person level knowledge...I just had to stop, it's just bad.

[@onedynasty316]

Boring!

[@JeffreySelbst]

overwritten as usual. You badly need a good editor. The level of this writing is barely high school.

[@JeffreySelbst]

why use one sentence when you can use ten instead? and why say something just once when you can repeat yourself time after time? tHIS IS SOME OF THE WORST WRITING EVAR.

[@patriciabeard5521]

The words and phrases "Palpable" "With xyz by my side" "Resilience" "Thick with tension" Repetitive and boring. 😵

[@renaewolzfelt7930]

Aahh……isn’t AI wonderful

[@rowan5335]

It. Has to be a certain length to monetize.And they made that length longer. So now we get run on sentences and repeats

[@dogstaraycliffe]

I get your point. However, you should probably learn to spell ever correctly before you criticise others, You even put it in capitals.

[@patriciabeard5521]

@@dogstaraycliffe ever vs evar... I'm guessing to get emphasis where they wanted it.