My wife is trying to replace our son with our d**d baby. Things got weird when she...

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[@NanaGuedesI]

I mean, a grown ass man wants to be in one of the most criticised professions and gets pouty at the feedback? He married her knowing how she was and that she was direct and didn't do false praise. If he wants to get out of the home, go! He isn't incarcerated, he is a stay at home dad because he wants to be, he made the choice and kept the choice. OP could be softer with their kid, but the man is a grown up and knew his wife very well as they should have dated for a while before marriage, and he has seen her behaviour for years. The guy is a big baby and needs to grow the fuck up already.

[@mog-gyveroneill2500]

Absolutely! She was not the arsehole, and seriously needs to rethink her relationship. The husband is a twat, as are all those moronic redditors who said she was...god, I'm steamed!!

[@PilloTheStar]

Yeah my first thought was that the husband is a 😺, but then I heard he was a "stay at home husband." He's not a 😺, he's just a wife. Lol

[@chickensandwich8808]

​@PilloTheStar this is a stupid comment.

[@PilloTheStar]

@@chickensandwich8808 youtube deletes comments with the p word in them, sue me.

[@hgmachinery8406]

I totally agree! He needs to take responsibility for his choices and grow up. Well said! 👍

[@kariheinrichs1559]

The story about the husband doing comedy. He needs some hecklers. Because god he needs school of hard knocks.

[@mog-gyveroneill2500]

He'd run off crying, and blaming OP for not telling him properly...what a moron!

[@kariheinrichs1559]

@@mog-gyveroneill2500 damned if you do damned if you don’t I guess.

[@Caffeinated-DaVinci]

It's significantly different when you're just trying to celebrate your accomplishment with your SO and they beat you down like that. It's not what was said, it's not that it was critical, it was that he wasn't looking for *real* feedback right then and just wanted his SO to celebrate with him. I interpreted the 'you ruined this forever' comment to mean 'your comments ruined my first experience forever because you can't ever do anything for the first time again'. Firsts are important and he'll never have a first standup routine again, and anytime he thinks about how he started out, he just remembers how his SO wasn't supportive. I get both sides, but I feel bad for everybody beating this guy down so much.

[@kurotsuki7427]

Someone said he had to be roofied to be unable to remember stuff. Actually fevers can cause confusion and delirium if they are bad enough.

[@leileyaravencroft]

I was just thinking this and Reddit can be a-holes themselves. When he said he threw up multiple times, I knew it had to be very bad. A roofie wasn't even on my mind! They act like they have never heard of such an illness! Sometimes I think Reddit is the last place anyone should go to for advice because of situations like OPs. I actually have been that sick multiple times. I can remember most things up until the symptoms got really bad

[@benjibfenwick]

Yep I’ve forgotten entire days without a fever when I was ill, with a fever I once forgot 3 days entirely and when I woke up feeling a bit better (I was still really ill) I asked if I needed to go to school it was Saturday I thought it was Wednesday.

[@Romaine_Letttuce]

one time my dad got a fever so high he ordered a Christmas tree online and then had no recollection of it. you don't have to be roofied to do shit you don't remember

[@Caffeinated-DaVinci]

I've woken up in beds I've never seen before because of fevers and flu's. It's totally possible and the Reddit hivemind is absolutely out of line claiming that it isn't possible. That entire story just felt like the Reddit mob beating this guy down over misinformation about what sicknesses can and can't do, and then used that as a jumping off point to continue insulting everything about him. Speaks a lot about him to let strangers on the internet convince him he's a bad person based on a situation that they don't know much about in the first place.

[@lauriemeyer7030]

So, OP was genuinely frightened of his dad and TOLD Celine that he would be studying for the next month, and she is bent, because he won't talk to her. Also, having had a fever where I had no idea what was happening, and having a brother who lost an entire week to high fever (and he was in hospital, which is the only reason he is alive today), I believe op when he said he had no idea. Finally, I used to sleep talk, sleep walk, and sleep strip (when it's too hot), so I absolutely believe OP. I think his roommate set him up, and Celine was way, way too ready to believe he did wrong. I think him losing her was a good thing and hope he finds happiness away from paranoid girlfriends and abusive parents.

[@legendarylancers7446]

I don't think the friend set him up tbh, she prolly thought along the lines of he's sick I'm just trying to help him feel more comfortable and I'm going to sleep on the couch so the gf doesn't think I did anything wrong and this shouldn't be a problem

[@clottedscream]

29:50 omg my blueguy narrator headcanon that this channel is a stepping stone for him to build a voice acting career has been confirmed

[@miraculoushufflepuff9526]

NO BECAUSE I WAS COMING TO SAY THE SAME THING!

[@SpaceTales88]

This is such a cool headcanon! I hope it becomes a reality

[@valdyr14]

Crazy ex. His friend Kaia just tried to help him be more comfortable when he was sick

[@benjibfenwick]

Yes exactly and op doesn’t even know why his shirt was off he could’ve taken it off because it had vomit on it or as he said maybe he got hot. If I had a sick roommate who threw up on their bed I’d offer them mine and then I’d clean up their bed and I’d sleep there and give it back in the morning or let them borrow my room because it has the TV.

[@Caffeinated-DaVinci]

Was thinking that the entire time.

[@luciferphoenix301]

Fr. Did Celine not pass the couch on the way to the room? Was Kaya even there? Did she not read the messages or see the missed calls that explained he was very sick or had been at the hospital? Not only that but she didn't even let him explain and on top of that agreed to it when he said he wouldn't talk to her much and even knew of his situation with his dad. Celine has a right to have her boundaries respected but she should've just told him that living with Kaya was a deal breaker because she didn't want to risk it since they live together and she's not there. I feel bad that OP got torn apart because reddit doesn't understand how real life works and that Celine got seen as valid for shutting him out without proof or an explanation and just up and disappearing without hearing him out. Being cheated on sucks. But treating everyone like a potential cheater, what's even the point of trying to date anyone? She even admitted Kaya didn't know. So her Ex was the problem. Not Kaya. Kaya clearly isn't with the Ex still, so doesn't condone cheating herself. But assumed Kaya would try to sleep with OP? It sounds like Celine really wasn't ready for another relationship and needs therapy.

[@KleineSprechenfuhrerin]

Yeah well I'm just triggered by people who say you're making excuses when you tell them about an issue that lead to you behaving in a certain way. My dad yesterday told me that he's *fed up* with me hiding behind my autism and BPD. This was exactly two sentences after I told him that I'm autistic and what autism is. I told him that before I got diagnosed I didn't know how to live with myself so I tell him in case he also wants to live with me

[@mog-gyveroneill2500]

💯% this!!! I'm on my way to being diagnosed with ADHD, and thought it completely accounted for my mistakes and issues from making bad decisions, and not coping, but my family still refuse to take this on board. And even after being diagnosed with brain damage AND a brain tumour, they're still insisting I'm using them as an excuse. It's heartbreaking, and I'm sorry you're going through this.❤

[@DumbAsh00]

In the private school one i seen the cheating immediately. Her bringing uo private schook and then immediately backing out and trying to get her to pay, and then the silly man agreeing was insanely sus. At the very least it was definitely intentional by the ex to sow division in their relationship. Seen the ending coming a mile a way

[@erukaseven]

You'll be a fantastic voice actor. I fully believe in your skills.

[@erukaseven]

I've been that sick before. Not just when COVID hit, but I've had walking pneumonia once and bronchitis a few times after that, one round of food poisoning and this year the flu hit hard. Not being able to breath with a fever will make you do whatever you need to to get a shirt off cause your brain assumes that will fix it. Like taking scissors to them. 🥲

[@heyyitsjanea]

she’s literally accepting accountability and just giving context. those reddit comments responded just to respond. personally i just ask my friends if they want encouragement or criticism edit: the sandwich comment was the most reasonable one

[@Kavyawoo1511]

Sometimes Reddit comments just love to bully

[@AlexandraSaysHi]

Roblex thief story: Hell yeah, now that's a parent! You go, Mom!

[@YourWaywardDestiny]

Story three honestly gets me pretty steamed... Not because what happened was so over the top inexcusable, but because nobody knows the difference between an excuse and extra information. And excuse is trying to get out of something. Extra information HELPS YOU HELP THEM. "I grew up never getting constructive criticism from my mother, I messed up, wow" isn't an excuse for anything. The OP isn't trying to lessen the blow, but it does tell you things that could alter what your advise is. Admonishing someone doesn't really help unless you can tell them why what they did is wrong. Otherwise you're being just as much of a butthole, only in it to feel smug. You should want background to help you help them, it's really not a hard concept, but nobody knows what healthy communication is, apparently.

[@LunaP1]

Last story, that woman is a mess of a human being. She has two divorces under her belt and can’t even raise her kids properly (that’s why her son is like this) without destroying her relationships. Both OP and ex wife’s ex husband are now in the same boat with dealing with someone who is too quick to throw everything away to salvage a broken relationship. I feel bad for that kid because he was never raised with proper boundaries and is being treated like he never mattered to his mom.

[@ABadPassword]

Imma be honest, it took me 4 videos to cognitively realize the aspect ratio is back to normal 😂

[@ABadPassword]

@ABadPassword u stupid bro

[@Bladze2084]

Same

[@animetalk8132]

Football

[@Bladze2084]

@@animetalk8132 ?

[@gabrielsfilms2086]

the title is the wrong way around I think-

[@ragnarokpuppy398]

For the roblox story. NTA all the way. The niece should've been shut down from the start. Stealing, especially without consequence, can be a slippery slope. What happens when that 30k robux becomes something more physical (items become cars, robux becomes actuall money)

[@jackcurl2005]

This is a great example of my kid is an angel and whatever he or she does doesn't matter, but whatever you do to them is evil and needs to be punished

[@tammykane-nyane6190]

On story number 3, the overall thoughts I had were had the husband mentioned how the wife had given critical feedback in the past instead of just shrugging it off, the wife's comments of his first performance would have been much better. But kudos to both of them for fixing things so well.

[@pincircle7566]

You're random comments crack me up. "Drink while looking in the mirror. And cry a little." 😂

[@dimensionalskip]

story 4: "your daughter is a teenager and shouldn't care thus much about a game!" where is this energy for YOUR kid being a little thief, hm?

[@deredd04]

The OP in the last story was so fortunate to come out unscathed. What a lot of people that were against OP don’t realize is that such allegations tend to be a guilty until proven innocent in the court of public opinion. Just imagine if OP moved back in and that stepson convinces his little sister to make an accusation for something worse than abuse. He was completely right to remove himself and his own daughter from the situation. He is cognizant of the current state of the world today. What’s sad is that this went down because the adults did the correct move in the situation. Thinking of the Star Trek quote “you can make all the correct moves and still lose.”

[@MsRee713]

33:10 my husband and I went got into a huge argument because I spent 40 hours on Pokémon Blue evolving my Magicarp and he picked it up and just deleted the entire game. Can you tell we got married when we were teenagers? He is now a retired Lt Colonel in the US Army and I am an unlicensed PI (I have to wait until I move to Virginia in a couple months to get my new license) It’s been over 30 years now, so I don’t think we’re in trouble.

[@LunaP1]

Deleting that game was an overreaction. Even though you spending 40 hours on the game in one go was too much, that gen 1 game can sink so many hours just to accomplish level grinding.

[@yeahyeahyeah3724]

The story with the niece stealing items in Roblox... I feel like the niece's mom is teaching her daughter that it's ok to do bad things because they are going thru something right now. That's worrysome because alot of criminals do bad things because of the bad stuff they experienced in their childhood. As they said "hurt people hurt people."

[@igotnoodlesgold9193]

Hope Brian is doing well sounds like hes fr going through something he doesn't want to talk about with the boys and the ramen incident was the last straw☹️

[@CasualVFlowerEnjoyer]

His problem is that he had a crush on a friend, who has been married for quite a while no less, and had a hissyfit because he wishes he was with Derek and the ramen was just an excuse to be an ass to OP. It sounded a bit like he had some kind of crush or at least an unhealthy attachment to all of his guy friends, since he bitched about their partners too. He probably is having a mental health issue, and it caused him to finally let out all the awful things he was bottling inside. Given how his mom responded, he obviously has some misogyny instilled in him, and OP being a woman married to his crush, she got the most of his ire. He definitely needs help, but it would be pretty hard to convince him to seek therapy. His volatile temper and hostility would make a suggestion like that seem more like an insult to him than genuine care and concern.

[@trinityx7526]

Doesn’t mean he can be a massive asshole, he got his just desserts

[@whitebunnyfromfnafworld7268]

Private School story: I FREAKING CALLED IT. I told myself there'd be an affair happening, but I wasn't serious. Turns out there was one

[@RhythmShorts]

So for the stand up husband, if he says somethings ruined for him because ONE bad word about his joke, he shouldn't be doing stand up comedy, those ppl are subjected to hecklers, trolls, and assholes every single preformance, and one person saying "yeah I don't find dick jokes funny" is going to cause a hissy fit and words of "well maybe I should just quit then" then he will NEVER make it to the likes of Kevin Hart, Fluffy, and Tim Hawkins I get hearing that from his own wife must have stung (and I agree with the comments, his wife approached it the wrong way) but that's no excuse to turn her into the villain of his story and view her as a cruel critic for saying she just didn't find it funny.

[@ismae-rienne4991]

If u didn't grow up with very little praise and mostly criticism, u don't get how hard it is to recognize that it's 23:24 an issue.

[@kdcthelioness]

Me: oh that guy studying and not talking to his girlfriend sounds like how my girlfriend was so busy with vet school that we barely talked for the month leading to finals week even when we lived together; that makes sense. Me, thinking about it again after hearing the commentary: WAIT THATS WHY I BROKE UP WITH MY GIRLFRIEND IN THE FIRST PLACE

[@1gianpierololi]

In the first story, I'm waiting for the update where the son and OPs wife start an affair 😂. So many stories like that on Reddit

[@mailin7047]

29:38 i almost screamed, you sounded like my ex 😂😂 bravo 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@triciaboo1204]

The private school story blows. I can tell you from many diff friends and family that step parents not being allowed to help parent the kids never works out. One story i know all intimate details is my fiances. He had a rocky childhood in which his dad took of with them in the middle of the night and got emergency custody. So when his dad met stepmom and was pushed into heavy religion bc "they couldn't be unequally yolked", along with the heavy fire and brimestone christian church and new step mom he was also dealing wirh visitation with bio mom. Over the years it developed into step mom could ground them but their dad couldnt do anything to her son. My fiance ended up being the one always in trouble bc he was the older of the two and the boy, as well as his older step brother blaming him an awful lot. Funny part is out of the 3 that were in the house... hers overdosed (not funny but is what happens sometime when a kid has free rain to do whatever), his sister has 3 kids by 3 daddys and hops from new step daddy to new step daddy; my fiance on the other hand we have two really respectful kids, we live with his gpa who is aging and needs help to live, and unlike his sister have actually poured into our kids education (she's homeschooling and has a 5th grader and a 3rd who can barely read, literally my kindergartener reads circles around her kids after only learning how to read this year.🤦‍♀️) . Literally our only "flaw" compared to the others is that we have made a game about not being married lol but all that to say he resented the fuuuuuuuck out of them until he was like 30, still only as close as he has to be and doesn't put in a ton of effort with them. All because his dad was harsh bc step mom would whine, step mom was harsh, "god" was harsh, etc and noone else got treated so terrible.

[@dezimoon2021]

Hiii Kevin!! Listening to these stories make my day! You guys are awesome narrators!!

[@animetalk8132]

Wait wait his name was s Kevin 😅😅😅

[@ABadPassword]

Thank you, glad you enjoy the videos!

[@MsRee713]

I think Mr. standup comedy noticed that not many were laughing and he was very, very upset and wanted to take it out on someone. When you get your courage up that high, where is dream that dear to your heart and it doesn’t work out the way you had hoped, the pain is excruciating. Things can get topsy-turvy and people can be backwards that way.

[@sleepy_sheepz]

Royal high I knew it this whole time the girls we’re playing royal high and let me tell you I have been playing since 2017 I’m actively playing it rn actually to be fair I understand why the daughter was upset when her cousin hacked her and stole everything from her my friend got hacked and lost everything it’s devastating especially if you’ve been playing for a long time OP Nta you did the right thing

[@The_Nightsong]

Wow, story 6 was awful 😢 poor OP

[@elisabethb.131]

(edited for typo's) I would be super shitty at pretending a joke was amaaaazing if it wasn't. Being forced to 'lie-to-be-nice' isn't fair, because lying doesn't come naturally to everyone (Personally, I turn red and stammery when I try). There's always SOMETHING you can find to praise. Even if it's 'just' the bravery it took to try something at all. And OP absolutely did offer great praise, as hearing after your FIRST TRY that you have "great stage presence" should absolutely be exiting and encouraging! But If you can't handle honest critcism, then you shouldn't ask for it. Personally, fake smiles TERRIFY me (I'm not kidding. It's the stuff of my nightmares). So I'll take the painful truth any day. As I once heard Emma Tompson say in an interview to a child actor: "When something doesn't work, it hurts, and then you try something new and different. Which often leads to interesting things. But if something is a hit, it feels great for a while. And then that passes, and THEN what do you do?" The nasty side of success is that it also creates intense expectations and scrutiny. Which is why there are so many one-hit-wonders and even companies that implode right after peaking. So could you even HANDLE success if you can't handle criticism? And how would you even know what it was that caused it to work?

[@Jade-yx8uu]

Last story... Initially I didn't think he was the a-hole, but in the end my decision was that he actually is the a-hole.... Leaving his wife is his decision and he's not the a-hole for that, but for not acting like an adult. I would understand this whole situation if the kid wasn't 10, but he is. Kids of that age do not know consequences. Having a talk and showing the consequences would have taught the kid a lot. But now the mom doesn't contact her son anymore, which makes her the biggest a-hole in this story to be honest... The poor kid made a bad decision, but his life shouldn't be ruined because of that. It's a kid ffs...

[@agelesssea7109]

I really think he was acting like an adult here and just thinking of his daughter first. The mother's decision to leave her son was her decision and her decision alone. could have chosen to teach him, could have chosen to stay with her child and separate with her husband. He didn't make her do any of the things she did. On the other hand, if he stayed with the mom, his daughter could've lost her dad and had to live with the person who did that to her. I really think the fact that the son's mom doesn't contact him anymore is the fault of the son and his mom, not the OP.

[@leileyaravencroft]

I understand where you are coming from but I'm sorry, OP is not an a-hole for not wanting to be in the same house as the son. As OP said he has a lot of power with 0 responsibility since he is a child. Being a child does not negate the fact that his accusation can have a damaging effect on OP's life. And having "a talk" doesn't always work like people seem to think that it does which is funny because you just gave a reason *why* it might not work. He's 10. Showing him the consequences of his lie doesn't necessarily mean he will understand. That's why child psychologists always say to talk to a child at their level when it comes to explaining things. They *won't* understand even when they see consequences to their actions. Remember the Salem Witch trials and the Satanic Panic to see exactly what I mean. Some of the accusers were as young as 7 during the Salem Witch trials. During the Satanic Panic, some children were younger than that. Some *did* realize their mistakes and recanted.. that did not immediately free people. As for the other children? The best way I can describe it as they view it as getting rid of people they don't like. And *that is how children view situations like that! They are getting rid of people they don't like* which is why the son said what he did in the first place. He was 10. Not 5. Not 6. 10. He said what he did to get his step-dad into trouble.

[@shadowsnake5133]

Fuck you mean, yes they do, 10 years old is around the age you're supposed to understand what consequences are. Is he to know all of them, no, obviously not, but he intentionally hurt his step dad, knowing his mom loves him, and thus that he hurt his mom by proxy. If he doesn't, then it's because his parents are failing him. And regardless, op wasn't the one that told his mom to stop contacting him in general, or anything like that, he literally said he didn't expect her to give up on him, and that he'll leave due to it being unsafe with that kid. His mom's actions are her's and her's alone. You're removing agency and responsibility from multiple parties handling of the situation and blaming op for them. Meaning your a horrible person.

[@deusex4905]

Yeaaah I cried too, I'm quite emotional in the first place anyway

[@flamelily2086]

Why should OP pay for stepkids to go to private school? The husband and ex-wife should pay for their children. The husband refuses to pay anything towards OP's twins. Why would OP pay for her stepchildren?

[@elisabethb.131]

That last story is all kinds of effed up. Why do Reddit commenters always divide children up in either pure innocent puppies or manipulative criminals who deserve zero consideration for their age? Because let me tell you: 100% of children are neither of those. Children often do wrong BECAUSE of their innocence. That's called "learning", because in the end innocence (at least the specific kind that children are supposed to have) comes down to a simple lack of information /motivation behind their actions. The adults in this story put 100% of the responsibility for an ENTIRE family exploding, squarely on the shoulders of a little 10 yo who just did what 10 yo's do: lie. There's NO WAY IN HELL that child realized ahead what his lie could cause. Because that is THE difference between children and adults. Adults are expected to have learned to predict the consequences of their actions - children can't possibly do that, as their brains aren't fully developed yet and they lack experience and coping skills. And yes, 10 yo's can be manipulative (so can 1 yo's for that matter), but it's the adults' job to be smart enough to see through that. Because let's be honest, 10 yo kiddie-lies are not that sophisticated, as illustrated by this story when the lie quickly apart once OP's wife actually started talking with the boy. The obvious solution here would have been to start family therapy with the entire family. It's deeply disturbing that seemingly no one has bothered to even find out why the boy lied. Because kids telling big bad lies CAN be a symptom of something being very wrong elsewhere in their life. I have a friend who as a young kid was known by her family and school to be a pathological liar, until they found out she was being sexually abused by an older boy. And she couldn't tell anyone about because she was living under all sorts of threats, so her emotions manifested itself as habitual lying which may have been her way to test if no one would abandon her for being bad. This little boy told ONE lie, and he was IMMEDIATELY thrown away like trash. And what was his mom supposed to do? You should see Reddit when a parent DOESN'T take their child's accusations against their partner seriously. Like seriously, I get that OP is scared, but WTAF!? If the only solution to one kiddie-fib is to blow up an entire family without even trying any professional help, then there was already WAY more wrong than just that one lie. (And yes, I know kiddie-fib sounds un-serious, but come on! The lie had already been dismantled long before OP decided to file for divorce.)

[@ainlLeek]

3:44 Is it possible to not read comments that spoil an update? I was like "when did he apologize, did I miss something?"

[@catherinej2006-c2n]

the comedy dude one just pissed me off but not at op, the comments are ridiculous, she’s not using it as an excuse because it isn’t one, it is a fact of the matter, she obviously won’t know how to give feedback if she never got it and was never taught, and if you want to do ANYTHING that involves a group of people then criticism will happen whether you like it or not

[@kittyKatfish]

That roblox story! GO MOM!! 🎉

[@MarilynMadison-ik8jw]

41:05 as a person who gets sick often, I can definitely say it's possible as I can count 7 times I feel asleep sick in the couch only to wake up in bed in pajamas cold. There's a huge thing called deep sleep people go in around the 3 hour mark that makes it impossible to remember things than as usually, your asleep at that point so your mind thinks it is unless you condition your to wake up at every single sound

[@Drock34]

The last story is a reason why I chose to stay single after my divorce until my children go off to college. I wouldn't want to mess up anybody's life because of my children 's actions or my kids life be ruined because of me choosing the wrong person. Sometimes being single is a good thing.

[@Unpulsed-7079]

What if I drink juice with the voices inside my head

[@Trekyhunter]

There is a bit of social conditioning with the stand up story. Her mom was blunt so she learned to be blunt. And in her work, she's likewise praised for being blunt. That's the tried and true method that she knows how to opperate on. It just wasn't optimal for someone needing a confidence boost or word of support.

[@animetalk8132]

This first story names are weird but the narrator is pretty ❤❤❤

[@Orphic_eunoia]

Idk, they're pretty normal. But I guess that could come across if someone doesn't isn't from the same culture.

[@shainapharose8441]

When it came to the husband wanting to do comedy i cursed those redditors so much and the husband need to grow up like you wanna do comedy and isn't able to take a little of Critisism

[@legendarylancers7446]

That wasn't the issue, the issue is that his wife wasn't supportive for his first show right after he got finished with it, the husband himself stated that if she gave said criticism at a different time he would of understood it, like ofc he got defensive right after he thought he did a good job

[@runikvarze6191]

The dissolving friend group story? The OP and her friends are fucking stupid for calling it a "crush". The guy just misses his friends. He watched everyone get SO's and stop having as much time for him. Wanting to spend time with his friends doesn't make him gay. That's probably why he kicked them out as soon as they brought it up, and left soon after. Their "acceptance" was really just stupid assumption.

[@ursadabear2810]

For anyone curious, 5 million robux is worth roughly $6,250

[@hevygear2427]

I've heard story 2 but gender rolls reversed, I mean the exact story. Weird

[@jacobleyva2572]

All of the parents in the last one suck. The father sucks for giving the mother a crap ultimatum regarding a 10 year that could have easily been taught what he did was wrong. The mother sucks for actually going through with it and ghosting a fucking 10 year old for 10 year old behavior. And the father sucks again for divorcing his wife after finding out that she’s pregnant with his kid, all because he can’t handle teaching a 10 year old.

[@lijuanzhou6971]

I disagree in part, because false accusations like that can and have ruin someone‘s life. I think removing himself from the situation is the best thing, he could have done. The parents need to explain to the 10 years old, what his accusations could mean for OPs future. The part I agree with, is that the mother sucks for ghosting a 10 year old and that there could have been steps taken before the divorce.

[@brigandboy1425]

The stand-up comedy story... husband sucks at comedy (kinda) and the wife is honest about it, and commenters tell OP she has an under-developed personality... If you, as a husband, tell your wife "yes honey, you look fat in that" and make a joke of it somehow, or are just harshly honest after telling your SO several times to stop with the shit-test questions, that isn't you having an under-developed personality, this is you checking your SO on his/her insecurities (assuming you aren't being malicious and digging into your SO with abusive comments and actions). These are incredibly thin-skinned people if this is all it takes to "destroy their motivation." And that isn't funny, it's just sad.

[@lijuanzhou6971]

If he didn‘t want criticism, he shouldn‘t have asked. And if he didn‘t want it to be pointed out, that few people laughed, he should have run the jokes by someone beforehand. OP might not be as diplomatic as possible, but she gave constructive criticism and said something nice. The husband is just acting childish.

[@Not_just-GachaRosa10]

Man said “actually, I’ve never seen an anvil fall onto somebodys head… unfortunately” Ok 👍🏼 I guess that’s fine 😅 Edit: So at the time I made this comment I hadn’t watched the full video (still haven’t) and I just wana say something about the Roblox one that triggered something in me Me and my Aunt/BFF play and I found it pretty triggering that the niece stole something that cost Rubox that cost money that the daughter earned and it is a game for all ages, a lot of adults play and I bet they would get mad if someone stole something from them that they needed to spend money for and that probably also find it a game to cure boredom and make friends Me personally I don’t play it that much but I find it fun too play as that’s the way I get some gaming time with my BFF

[@DuDu-g5y]

16:00 brain is definitely gay

[@DumbAsh00]

The dumbass sleeping in his roomates bed couldve not remembered it or thought straight. A fever that high will make you completely delirious. Still no excuse as kaya should not have allowed it, and he seemed like an awful partner to begin with. Who tf goes 3 weeks without talking to their SO? Im emotionally distant and struggle with remembering people exist no matter how close i am with them and im better than that

[@rico2119]

That story is fake about Roblox. They take that Really Both people can get banned. That's a fake story.

[@RebekkaJones]

*parents'

[@mohammudyousuf622]

First story, op sound like a baby, its been 25 years since his dad passed away and he still hold to that toxic behavior and can’t manage to sort his own problems without shrinks. In my opinion if you are in therapy for that long you should be able to have self awareness 😂 tf.

[@laquietagray9323]

The wife should have left the jerk ages I guess the fact he and his family has money is why she stuck around.

[@Bladze2084]

1:08:57 BRUH

[@sameeruchiha7026]

I don't know 🤷‍♂️

[@MrOrcshaman]

"THEN ONE USER POINTING OUT" "THEN ONE USER POINTING OUT" "THEN ONE USER POINTING OUT" "THEN ONE USER POINTING OUT" It's hard to ignore the same line said with the exact same tone like they've discovered the cure for cancer.

[@KidofAk]

after you're done reading reddit stories you don't add anything just repeat whats happened or try avoid yes or no ending it yeah see therapy needed here thn to next story. only thing thats blah actually add something or just go to next story :p

[@Azulakayes]

Story 1: I know this isnt the point but its really sad how Nazis ruined things for other cultures. Arian is a beautiful & meaningful name in India, Afghanistan and Wales but unfortunately it is associated with evil people. Currently American Neo-Nazi racists are misappropriating Norse/Viking mythology and pagan symbols for their hate. I really hope in the future, a beautiful name like Freya won't send shivers down people's spines like Arian or Aryan.

[@Similiar_sort1192]

The Narrator Sucks.

[@stupidlilsquiddy]

Last story: divorcee kids often think they're the reason mom and dad divorced. The son in this case is going to be the outlier in his own mind and in the minds of many adults from here on out.

[@Trekyhunter]

There is a bit of social conditioning with the stand up story. Her mom was blunt so she learned to be blunt. And in her work, she's likewise praised for being blunt. That's the tried and true method that she knows how to opperate on. It just wasn't optimal for someone needing a confidence boost or word of support.