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My Parents Chose My Brother's Award Over Visiting Me After A Car Crash....- Reddit Stories
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My Parents Chose My Brother's Award Over Visiting Me After A Car Crash. Now They Want My Savings To Bail Him Out Of A Fraud Scandal. I Refused.
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OOP, a 32-year-old woman, faced a traumatic car accident that left her hospitalized and undergoing surgery. Despite being her emergency contacts, her parents chose not to visit her, prioritizing her brother’s award ceremony instead. This event highlighted a long history of favoritism where her brother, the "Golden Child," was celebrated for every achievement, while OOP was largely ignored. When her parents finally contacted her, it was not out of concern but to ask for her savings to bail out her brother, who was arrested for fraud and embezzlement. OOP refused, citing their neglect and her brother's history of never facing consequences.
The situation escalated when her parents confronted her after she was discharged from the hospital, accusing her of being selfish and vindictive for not helping her brother. They argued that this was her chance to "be part of the family." OOP stood her ground, even as her parents spread lies about her to other relatives. Surprisingly, distant relatives reached out to support her, sharing their own stories of being mistreated by her parents and manipulated by their obsession with OOP's brother's image.
As the fraud investigation unfolded, it became clear that while her brother participated in the scheme, he was also scapegoated by higher-ups in his company. He cooperated with authorities, leading to a reduced sentence, but OOP felt no obligation to support him, recognizing his choices were his responsibility.
OOP ultimately decided to go no contact with her parents, blocking them on all platforms and cutting ties for good. She found solace and newfound support in extended family members who validated her experiences. For the first time, she felt hopeful and in control of her life, free from the toxic dynamics that had overshadowed her for years.
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