My Mother Admitted To Hating Me Simply Because I Was An Unplanned Child....- Reddit Stories

[@hamzafarah8987]

Though you have lost your mother, you showed the courage and valor and how nice you are ,remember that you're loved and deserving of everything good ,good luck in your career

[@Cheesykid]

Bro that grandpa is huge

[@Zeebo-1]

“52 meters” 💀

[@beaby1977]

You were taken back when your dad didn’t show up to the wedding but they went to your brother swim meet that made no sense. Whoever’s feeding the story into AI should figure it out first.

[@Nalatheswiftieandpjogirlie]

ikrrrrrrrr

[@teaharris]

Op was taken Aback (meaning he was shocked) that his father didn’t show up to his ceremony.

[@Nalatheswiftieandpjogirlie]

@@teaharris the commenter knows what taken aback means but is talking abt how the order of events isnt adding up

[@bunnyplays346]

“Imagine being teased by your older brother for everything” I can, I was bullied by my grandmother. (The person I lived with) for my whole life, everything they described and how they were treated by their brother, happened to me but worse.

[@Turbidboom2]

I love these stories, please never stop

[@RedditFamilyTales]

Thank you so much for the kind words! I'm really glad you're enjoying the stories. Your support means a lot, and I'll keep them coming!

[@FajenSalvia]

i really appreciate the vulnerability in this video, it takes a lot to share such personal experiences. that said, i can't help but wonder if the mother's feelings might also stem from her own struggles rather than just disliking the child. it's a complex dynamic, and some may argue that parents should take responsibility for their feelings instead of placing blame on the child. what do you all think?

[@DoiLen-j4c]

this video was really well done, and I appreciate the honesty in sharing such a tough situation. but honestly, I can't help but think that parents should take responsibility for their feelings rather than projecting them onto their kids. I mean, it's not the child's fault they were unplanned, right? doesn't seem fair to carry that resentment.

[@RedditFamilyTales]

Thank you for sharing

[@Nalatheswiftieandpjogirlie]

Ive seen a bunch of stories with this exact scenariooooo. its always either grandparents or aunt and uncle

[@RolenKribs]

This video is really well done and I appreciate the way you presented such a sensitive topic. That being said, I can't help but wonder if the idea of being "unplanned" should ever be held against a child. It's a tough pill to swallow, but isn’t it ultimately the parent's responsibility to love and accept their kids, regardless of the circumstances of their birth? Just my two cents!

[@joseruiz-g1y]

If anyone is wondering, 52 meters is about 171 feet 💀💀💀

[@Maddiedti123]

0:50 GEORGE COOPER MENTIONED?! THE BRISKET KING IS BACK

[@neinei9203]

The Beer Basileus

[@MaccullochPearlman]

this video was really thought-provoking, and I appreciate how openly you shared such a personal story. that said, I can’t help but feel like being an unplanned child shouldn't automatically define a parent's feelings. I wonder if it’s more about individual circumstances rather than just the situation of being unplanned. what do you all think?

[@Nalatheswiftieandpjogirlie]

George COOOPPPPPPERRRRRR!!! he's back

[@lambruscopopcorn9431]

I heard this exactly story where there were two sisters instead of brothers, but everything else was the same

[@MCNarret]

What a vile "mother".

[@KhyreeDurhams-i1x]

Fr

[@kiko485]

Pure evil…

[@ndbnxb]

I really appreciate the vulnerability in this video; it's not easy to share such personal stories. That said, I can't help but wonder if this situation could be more about personal circumstances rather than a straightforward issue of being an unplanned child. I feel like all families have their own struggles, and sometimes it's not fair to place all the blame on one factor. What do you all think?

[@HollowPass]

16:09 that looks like the best one

[@MCBRUCE76]

This channel is full of all kind of crap stories generated by AI's. He was getting an award in the school and expected them to show up for the award ceremony, but mother told him it would not be possible because his brother had a swimming competition and that his father would show up for the ceremony. But on his wedding day, father did not show up. YEAH HOW NICE.

[@missytanner3501]

The father did go to wedding