My Parents Left Me With My Grandparents For 16 Years, Now They Want Me To Pay My Brother’s Tuition..

Get ready for a story of abandonment, entitlement, and empowerment in our latest video! After being left with her grandparents for 16 years, she finally built a life of her own-only for her parents to return with shocking demands.
Now they expect her to fund her brother’s tuition, despite their years of neglect. Will she cave to their pressure, or will she stand her ground and show them the value of self-respect?
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[@ericg4568]

Squeeze my hands beneath the table James. Was that a question or a freaky request? 😂😂

[@shealstewart5381]

Preteen had to beg grandparents to continue their education. How is a child adopted, without the alive parents not being notified?

[@TLJ88]

She/He was adopted at 21. As far as school. People living in the mountains or back country live different.

[@shealstewart5381]

@TLJ88 if they were 21 year old, they should exercise their free will and their freedom of movement. One thing that's constant in schools all over the US, absent from school means investigation.

[@TLJ88]

@ You act like some parents don’t raise their kids to be submissive! Don’t act like you don’t know. That’s why we keep seeing these TikTok‘s of women crying because they grew up in a certain political party and voted a certain way because that’s their family’s belief system . Then we have women that vote the way their husbands tell them to. Just for example.

[@gigiw4571]

Some sister-in-laws are something else.😮

[@rosemcdonald3766]

Your baby shower at a location where you had to get on a plane to attend. Red flags, red flags, red flags. You know the sister in laws behaviour, why would you not be suspicious of her.

[@Mrwillie95]

i would have made sure that the bìo family couldn't contact me with a protective order story 1

[@mariannejennisch9293]

Needs a stable background

[@ericg4568]

How on Earth did they get that car in the basement?

[@mb1656]

Omg🤦🏽‍♀️😡 why does freya continue to contact Becketts family when they wanted nothing to do with her even if he does go to the hospital for a stomach ulcer & she knew how they would treat her 🤦🏽‍♀️😡😡 any other person would stop interacting w them long ago 🤦🏽‍♀️😄

[@alicemcknight6335]

Timing bolt? Belt. Timing belt

[@brendaryan306]

It's the parents job to pay the tuition. If they are too stupid to plan when their child is born, then it falls to the student to take out fradalent student loans.

[@ericg4568]

You have a brother named Cloe.

[@ericg4568]

Your sister in-law meaning, your brother Cloes' wife?

[@KulthumPienaar]

the husband's sister

[@tracyh.8611]

Brother, Chloe,

[@tracyh.8611]

Why didn't she stay with her husband?

[@SpaceTales88]

Probably because squeezing every last favor, dollar, and ounce of sympathy out of others was easier than actually working things out with him. 🤷‍♂️ Some people treat relationships like disposable napkins-use them, toss them, and move on to the next.