My Parents Gave Me $500 And Kicked Me Out After My Golden Sister Was Born. But 17 Years Later...

[@debbiehines6803]

Send them 500 bucks and tell them you're even.

[@TitaMariamLovesfoodandtravel]

3yrs old + 17yrs old = 13yrs old? 🤔 😂

[@lordmech]

AI not the best thing for telling a story.

[@chucku00]

Lousy AI can't compute for sh!t.

[@orgkampong]

Just give them $500/- and be done with it.

[@Mop222]

My thoughts too.

[@cherylcourtney1960]

You owe them nothing.

[@matthewhammond32]

As soon as they kicked him out he should've blocked them on everything.

[@iyaibeji4120]

Exactly

[@jdeborahdevine5586]

Please review and edit your stories before uploading them. If the sister was 3 years old when original poster was kicked out and it has been 17 years since then, she would be a 20-year-old adult, not 13-year-old child.

[@ladyv5655]

Obviously, the author is a creative writer, not a mathmatician.

[@MrMattinahatt]

@@ladyv5655it’s not exactly difficult maths though, creative writing does involve an editing process whereby mistakes like thus can be corrected before publication.

[@ladyv5655]

@@MrMattinahatt , yeah. My comment was me trying to throw subtle shade at the author. Perhaps it was too subtle. Any more, I think most of these content creators just don't care.

[@matthewhammond32]

Apparently time moves differently in other countries.

[@jessereyna6662]

Agreed. The fathers phone number after 17 years angered me as well. I read one about a guy finding out about his ex cheating. Ghosting her, moving to the other side of the country. Becoming a cattle rancher, something he has never done. Falling in love with the bosses daughter and marriage, happily ever after. That story was so well written, I didn’t mind that it was most likely fake.

[@GlennSasser]

Hire a Private Detective to see how bad it is really is.

[@nalaka3488]

op should send $550 to them, call the extra $50 interest they would have earned if they left it in the bank, then tell them you’ve paid back everything they ever gave you, and you’re even now.

[@nedraenglish6362]

If the sister was three when you were kicked out and it is now 17 years later. Your sister should be at least 20 years old. Not 13! The math just ain't mathing! 😮

[@danacourtoreille2014]

Why doesn't the OP in these stories change their phone number when they move out or to a different city?

[@ladyv5655]

That would ruin the creative writing exercise.

[@derokdeathaxe6984]

in this case, he actually did, it's mentioned how he changed the number and her parents still called him(bloody AI-writer that can't keep it straight)

[@richardlee653]

Let's see... OP's sister is 13 years old. When she was 3 and OP was 18, he got chucked out of the home. 17 years later, when the sister is 13.... Either we have discovered time travel, or artificial intelligence is crap at writing coherent stories.

[@TitaMariamLovesfoodandtravel]

😂🤣

[@matthewhammond32]

All options?? After the second rehab shed be going to a military program for delinquent. That should open her eyes.

[@deidreott3860]

So you haven't talked to them in 17 but kicked him out after the sister was born and she's only 13? Ok

[@ask-128]

the sister is the last person to guilt trip , the brother....she is the one who ruined her family...most of the money has been spent on her and sadly wasted....on treatment without any success?

[@DoktorSick]

Don't give them a thing and block them and move on . They seriously abandoned you and they only want your money now. YOu don't owe them a damn thing.

[@neneile383]

When the OP leave the sister was 3 years old, after 17 years no contact. Sister is 13 years old. WTF

[@katheryntalbot6679]

The friends and families I know who destroy they financial security. NEVER solve their child’s problem.

[@loplop7029]

“… I need to know what‘a going on to facilitate this ridiculous story!”

[@iyaibeji4120]

Dont Help them,give her 500 USD she have you ,when she kick you Out at 17ys,cos you owed them nothing.

[@mr.h1389]

I would jus send them 500 and tell them this concludes our relationship take care. If your parents give you $500 and kick you out stop trying to contact them they've already showed you where you stand at in their life. Most golden children turn out to be criminals or drug addicts

[@j.w.1182]

Not a penny…. Parents do not deserve anything! Sis could go to jail for wat i care! As parents you reep what you saw

[@phaethaya]

ehrm....OPs sister was 3 years old when she was kicked out of the home and 17 years later they contacted OP again for financial help but the sister was 13 years??? Make that make sens?? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@tammyhenderson5941]

The story doesn't link up with timeline. She was 3 when they kicked him out. It's been 17 years yet it said she was 13 but she would be 20 years old now

[@marvinjuliusmag-aso1137]

Fake story such a waste of my time

[@jitaamesuluma9730]

can you not count ?

[@chrismurray1541]

Your math doesn’t math properly

[@sylviawilliams6277]

Are you or are you not able to help financially? You’ve claimed both. Someone needs to read before they post.

[@ajillofmanytrades8638]

The story is so repetitive

[@danacourtoreille2014]

Why doesn't the OP in these stories change their phone number when they move out or to a different city?

[@derokdeathaxe6984]

in this case, he actually did, it's mentioned how he changed the number and her parents still called him(bloody AI-writer that can't keep it straight)

[@RenierCronje]

Or OP shared it with someone who shared it with his parents. Because without it, there would be no story. It’s a doormat mentality, I suppose-they never truly learn to let go and live their own lives. They cling to abandonment syndrome, daily self-pity, regret, longing, and a constant replay of sad memories, verbal abuse, and past trauma in their minds. They remind themselves of these things repeatedly, partly to justify why they left, but also because a part of them still wants to return-to run back and submit to their tormentors so they can feel "whole" again. But this corrupt sense of "wholeness" isn’t their own; it’s their tormentor’s idea of wholeness, one rooted in control and submission. They convince themselves that their parents need them, that they are indispensable, and that “family sticks together.” It’s the same rhetoric their toxic, narcissistic parents drilled into them their entire lives, and it has become their internal belief system. This is why so few people truly break free and go no-contact.

[@mwjen]

@@derokdeathaxe6984 Don't forget that he stated he saw his Dad's # when he called but he claimed earlier that his parents #'s were disconnected the last time he tried to call them. AI tend to have terrible memories and , surprisingly, terrible at math. You think they would at least be good at that.