Narcissistic Mom & Jealous Sister Tried to Trick My Husband Into Leaving Me for My Infertile Sister.

[@tesshorrorshow336]

"He said that if he wanted to cheat on me, he would've done it by now." COMFORTING. THANKS, BABE.

[@sum1inalotoffandoms]

REAL

[@kirby-luvr]

My cheating ex told me this word for word ydkrhdjd

[@sanddagger36]

"I've had the opportunity before your sister." is basically what he just said

[@rmclearran1]

I'm at 9:50 of the story and already figured out that he is cheating with the sister

[@DarkEinherjar]

I hate it when people keep telling the abuse victim to "let it go"... it shows they're just as narcissistic, heartless and incapable of empathy as the abusers themselves. The husband was a massive piece of s--- too. I don't know if I would ever be able to fully trust my spouse again after they STAYED IN CONTACT WITH MY ABUSER BEHIND MY BACK!

[@Shaytan.666]

Someone wrote that they still got divorced and the ex took the kids to the abusive mom and after that Op got full custody

[@KSarty]

No they're right, you do need to let it go. But they don't understand that part of letting it go is just moving on from them. They're not worth the hatred and resentment anymore and you should let that stuff go, but that in no way means you can or should have a relationship with these people again. You can let all the emotions go and make a rational decision to not be involved with terrible people, and that's exactly how you should frame it for them. "I did let it go, I've moved on, and I still want absolutely nothing to do with you".

[@ajlabalic8069]

@@Shaytan.666 Where did you got the info? And what was the name of the post?

[@MamaWolf920]

its more common than people realize and its because most people get sick of being caught in drama so tellin someone to get over it is a way of washing their hands with it.

[@Cthulus_left_tentacle]

People thinking an 11 year old can’t have a job assume this takes place in America…

[@aaronwishard7093]

International labor Law says minimum age of working is 13 for, "light field work", and 15 for anything else. 18 is the minimum if we're talking about hazardous work. So... Regardless of it taking place in the most backwater country you wanna name off. Unless they're wanting to break the internationally agreed upon law, which would have more problems than just paperwork, no country is letting an 11 year old get any job.

[@Pfischful]

​People and countries regularly commit warcrimes and the most terrible acts against eachother, there are child soldiers and abuse victims. But you draw the line at a 11 year old in a corrupt or developing country getting a job? If people didnt break laws we wouldnt need (international) courts or prisons. ​@@aaronwishard7093

[@RepellentJeff]

@@aaronwishard7093 That only happens if someone reports it. The vast majority of the time in the “backwater countries,” especially in a smaller town, people don’t even look twice at stuff like kids working. There’s also laws for war crimes, and you seriously think war crimes don’t happen constantly just because it’s written on a piece of paper half a world away? Get real!

[@aaronwishard7093]

@@RepellentJeff New war crimes are done every day. Shotguns were on the table for being on the Geneva checklist. In some countries they still are. That doesn't mean we're cracking open the cans of mustard gas like it's 100 years ago now are we? Oh wait I forgot that because you think it's plausible that it COULD happen, means it automatically HAS to have happened. Plus if you'd told me it was a large town, I'd actually have believed it more. People get away with stuff more easily in larger towns because nobody's batting an eye over something they deem not worth their time.

[@anthonyholder7629]

Lol 8 year old child miners beg to differ lol

[@haroldthompson3007]

In the Spanish version there is more content of the first story. Is the OP get divorced anyway and share custody, but the former ex break the promise that the girls can't see the abusive grandmother and loses custody and the OP is left with full custody

[@rangel9978]

Good for her....

[@joaquinlezcano2372]

Me podés decir cómo buscarla?

[@haroldthompson3007]

@@joaquinlezcano2372 búscala como Historias reddit tiene una imagen de un osos con audífonos

[@DarkEinherjar]

Do you have the story title? It can be in spanish.

[@joaquinlezcano2372]

Lo único que encontré es una historia con una hermana fértil y con los géneros cambiados y distinta.

[@pachimarie]

"why are you still upset when you and your sister had the same past" UM because they DIDNT??? OP was literally a human shield for her siblings as the oldest, so no shit her sister is more prone to forgiveness. op said her mom only beat her and her brother.

[@EleiseaEisenwald]

Don't forget that the sister ran away at 12 with an 18yr old. So the sister wasn't subjected to the "mom's" treatment for nearly as long as OP was.

[@pachimarie]

@@EleiseaEisenwald yeah. does make you wonder if the sister has psychological damage from being groomed to the point of leaving her family to go be with an ADULT at 12

[@Demonoicgamer666]

If that abusive woman allows a 11 and a 12 year old run away without so much as not batting an eye, she doesn’t deserve anything but resentment and hatred.

[@SpectralNapper]

That husband is a real piece of work...

[@F-I-N-A-L-I-T-Y]

Ehh… idk if it’s that I’m just an overly sympathetic person, but I don’t think the husband did anything too bad, sure, his wife repeatedly said that she absolutely hated her mom, but it’s not bad to make sure, example, if this story was that the wife actually was a liar and the mom was actually a good person and he figured that out by going to the party, then everyone would be saying he did the right thing. Sure, it was bad of him for not trusting in her, but in life, everybody could be lying about anything.

[@F-I-N-A-L-I-T-Y]

Oh wait shit, I haven’t even fully watched the video.💀

[@drwboy07]

I don't know, the Op is not a bad as her mom and sis but is terrible as well in her own way. Its the last comments that did it for me "I won't let him see his daughters til there 18" and "I guess not all men are cheaters" comments. Honestly she is a train wreck of a person and neither parent should have them kids. Maybe the brother can save his nieces from that toxic hell hole.

[@zoliansangifanai8846]

At 9:07 thek husband yells at her for chasing her mom's out of the house even when she said what she did. The husband awed the op a trust between a spouse .He shouldn't yell at her when he doesn't understand what she actually went through.And when she says those things it's understandable if he didn't tell her and op find out on her own she would likely most think of him as a cheater. And would you like your children who you think is with your back stabbing evil of a sister and your narcissistic evil abusive mother with your liar husband who doesn't take your side . Nope.And her brother please seeing she doesn't mention him much he doesn't seem to be that good either. I rather chose the the op over the uncle

[@someonerandom3976]

​@@drwboy07if protecting ur kids is being terrible then be my guest lmao

[@TeaSkies]

I’m only partially into the story but the three siblings didn’t have the same treatment like everyone is throwing in OP’s face. The two siblings were “allowed” to run away while OP was the maid and punching bag.. OP’s sister got her mom’s behavior.

[@Kkell0x]

12 and 18 y/o BF?! We just gonna gloss over that one??? Edit: the husband is just as dumb at the start. The victim gets to decide if and when they are ready to be around their abuser...

[@muhammadsadiqabdulqadirsul1486]

Yeah she was too young for dating an adult average age to date is about 15 so she was breaking some laws and so was the boyfriend

[@Permenantlyexhaustedghost115]

I can’t stand it when people ask victims of abuse to forgive their abusers. They don’t have to forgive their mother and the father is such a coward for running out on his kids. Op should honestly go NC. The mom needs to learn her actions do indeed have consequences and can’t expect her children to forgive her for her abusive actions. Forgiveness is over used and overrated.

[@thesqweebliest3727]

They are so funny. The sister and husband. “She beat me brutally all the time even tho im the one who took care of everything” Them “get over it omg, thats just family for you”. Yall sick in the head

[@thesqweebliest3727]

The fact that the husband laughed when OP was called a dud is STUPID. Lmao

[@RoxieCarrol215]

Sister saying to "forgive mom because she's the one who raised us" but she didn't raise them.. OP raised her brother and sister all while trying to raise herself.

[@ThatReynaMain]

Omg a 12 year old with an 18 year old boyfriend? Da fuck

[@LODintheshadows]

Story 1. Always nice when your partner of many years, that is parent of your children, decides to believe basically strangers over you. Fact he was going along with the whole "get over it" thing for so long before things got really weird shows how little faith or compassion he had for op. And the sister saying she needs to get over it cuz mum had changed, when she came up with an actual evil malicious plot, that she agreed to. I'd just be like, good you have reconnected with mum now, you truly deserve eachother

[@Better_Call_Bulba-Saur]

Sister: Our mom is a narcissistic manipulative monster. Therapist: Oh! You should definitely forgive her and have an open communication. You never know, you can be just like her! Sister: Yay, therapy!

[@i_existrandomly]

with this sacred treasure i summon “ ABUSIVE MOM”

[@JordanDavila]

I cast thunder spell!

[@shloksaxena5354]

"With This Treasure I Summon" - Megumi

[@ingeborgkolkman5048]

😂😂😂😂😂 Bro you just made me remember megumi got b-slapped by big mahoraga

[@ingeborgkolkman5048]

@@JordanDavilasophist

[@whiteender7694]

YOUR DICE REQUIREMENT IS 10, YOU ROLL 20! SUMMONING SUCESSFUL!

[@orangebubble8739]

My mom told me "at some point you have to forgive me". Joke on her, she is dead now and never got my forgiveness. Fuck them. No one has to forgive someone. Also my therapist never once told me I had to forgive someone to heal. 🤦‍♀No one has a right for forgiveness...

[@TheEvilSmiler37]

Good for u. You have no obligation to forgive someone after they hurt you, it's your damn choice.

[@rosewoods3007]

Sister keeps saying we had the same past No, the children were treated differently Eldest was reported to police for running away, brought back and forced to live with it longest

[@Firegoesboom]

Guess people in the comments dont know that a lot of places will hire kids and pay them under the table

[@charliegone1652]

Everyone saying she should reconcile clearly have not experienced what she has over his evil witch of a mother.

[@thelwulf7199]

Still stuck at the 12Yo with the 18yo

[@demonic_myst4503]

Story happened in south ameeica the originals in spanish this is transalated

[@thelegend11874]

Her sister had an 18 yo boyfriend when she was 12??????

[@medixLorian]

THATS WHAT I SAID

[@preciousikhile929]

I knoww. I had to literally pause the video after I heard that😂

[@MariaEduarda-ln2ep]

Oh wow a Story 2 that doesn't involve cheating! What a refreshing surprise

[@Bolpat]

If I find something illegal going at my workplace, I’d rather go the police immediately than going the “official” route inside the company. Also gather everything to hand it over to a journalist. If you work for the government, skip police.

[@carseann]

Talking from personal experience, there’s a difference between moving on and forgiveness. You don’t have to forgive someone who has hurt you in order to move on. Moving on is simply not thinking about that person anymore, not letting them dictate your thoughts or life. And forgiving someone doesn’t necessarily mean you move on either. Don’t confuse the two.

[@belanaught1]

Therapy isn’t about ‘getting over’ your past, it’s about accepting it and moving on.

[@kingadib6216]

Dad came back with the milk💀💀

[@sarahwilliamson8646]

Must've been a pretty long line lol

[@NotAnIlluminatiSpy]

12 year old ran away with her 18 year old boyfriend? Whut? Hell nah. He'd be digging a long, shallow hole in the woods.

[@merykhan97]

Do not trust that man. Take every possible safety measure seriously. Mostly financial

[@raekline763]

LOL me holding a grudge until my deathbed Because when people show you who they are you need to believe them. People suck and forgiveness does not mean forgetting. My mom once tried to make me see my abuser and i threw up and had a panic attack in my car and didn't talk to my mom for months for doing that and after seeing that my mom realized how bad it was and does not mention them anymore and does not try to force me.

[@euniceacquah1969]

I feel so bad for the o.p. here. Her story is really sad😢. But I can't take away the first chapter of the story. How the mother let her childs run away and didn't care about it. And not only that one of the kids have a 18 year old boyfriend!!...........................WTF😳

[@damaijin]

I'm 13 mins in and can't blame the husband at this point. There are indeed sweet summer children out there who do not know the depths of human depravity. He probably heard the stories but couldn't genuinely believe people could be that shitty. 😂

[@albertgongora6944]

Dude I feel so bad for the original poster in that first story she is literally surrounded by nothing but dude I feel so bad for the original poster in that first story she is literally surrounded by nothing but scumbag people like even her husband is such a scumbag to like not only let the original poster's sister talk shit about her to him because I know for a fact that was one of my in-laws talking shit about my wife might be like whoa whoa whoa whoa watch your mouth cuz first of all that's my wife second of all that's your sibling and you should never be talking all of them even if it's just a joke and then on top of that this dude has the audacity to keep the secret that he went to the original poster's mother's birthday party behind her back and on top of that he took the kids with him so yeah he's very lucky she did not end up divorcing his ass by the end of the story when everything came out

[@TheEvilSmiler37]

True.Bro is the definition of Spineless

[@goatkiller666]

Everyone keeps saying that they all went through the same stuff. But they didn’t. OP tanked all that abuse, so the other two could run away from home young. Leaving OP there, old enough to give mom’s lecherous boyfriend’s ideas. OP took the most abuse so the other two didn’t have to.

[@aserali1813]

For anyone wondering jobs at 8+ are normal in africa

[@demonic_myst4503]

And thos story takes place in south america ehere its bot uncommon either

[@aserali1813]

@@demonic_myst4503 it's a normal thing everywhere but America and Europe and china and pretty much every country which is advanced af

[@HazzaGuyy-amp]

Do it for Dan stories.....please I'm begging, you gotta give us this telltales

[@trappmister]

If you want to “Do it for Dan” story then it’s already on the channel. Sort by popular and it’s the top one.

[@HazzaGuyy-amp]

​@@trappmisteryh, I've watched it a million times, I just want more do it for Dan like stories

[@lineyshenprathishan155]

HE’S BACK

[@Vishakha._.707]

I keep seeing this reference everywhere. What does it mean ?

[@MalaikaNadeem-tf3sf]

There's a story of a man who was abused and mocked by his parents for his golden child brother "Dan" for not earning much and wasn't even given a place to live in by them but he finally bought a house from his hard work but the parents demanded to give it to Dan and his 3 children and even trespassed and Changed his locks. The do it for Dan was the phrase his family kept repeating as to why he should give up his house. It is whole lot drama if you wanna read it, I'll share link

[@Sifirela]

The husband is the dang AH. I mean really? You're going to pressure your wife to reconcile with her mom when you know what happened? Seriously?! The husband is a real tool as bad as his family.

[@idoitonastick8689]

according to other commenters, they are divorced. And th wife(OP) got full custody

[@harleyquinn5774]

Sounds like OP’s sister is afraid of being alone, that’s why she’s so invested in this fantasy narrative of family revolving around their mother.

[@crystalrosetaituha5910]

Love it is so much better than the other one 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@maxmayfield8641]

10:42 ... she called her husband moron.

[@Abigmystery]

I am so sorry for you . I had an abusive childhood like you just because of my mom. Thank fully my siblings all either did not answer , slammed the door or even beat her .

[@mog-gyveroneill2500]

The husband and sister are just disgusting!!!!!

[@kratosGOW]

I write this a lot in comments to abusive family stories like this, but you are only family IF YOU ACT LIKE FAMILY. Otherwise, it’s enabling abuse and fuck the people who use “family” as an excuse to reconcile with abusive members of someone’s biological family.

[@Dontaskmewhy-c4q]

The husband... I hate him....🤬

[@em20ten]

I am a whistleblower. There are not favors for doing the right thing, only self respect. I whistleblew to the state, who partnered with the feds, due to taxpayer dollars being used through fraud waste and abuse. I am waiting for the effers to go down. I have 3 EEOC’s against them for retaliation and interference with my new job.

[@duogamers7739]

a 12 yr old with a 18 yr old?? aint no way this is a real story

[@Saphira1001fanfic]

And the brother having a job at 11.

[@gouriPokhrel]

There is a thing known as slavery bro

[@spiceyblueroyalhoney1225]

Pedophiles exist dude. you think a 12 year old wouldn't fall for an 18 year old? I've heard and seen stuff. If there is anything to doubt, maybe the 11 year old working but honestly someone could let him work without people know for small money.

[@monponxf]

@@Saphira1001fanfic i worked when i was six getting paid like 3 dollars and hour

[@Axe064]

maybe its outside the USA? idk

[@joshuanederstigt3463]

Finally the second story isn't about cheating for once

[@rosaliaday7218]

I d divorce he is as bad as them

[@CourtneyOvid]

Story 1- thankfully the husband was a good guy lol

[@YahooDavid]

ROUND 1 MOM THROWS SHOE DAD DOGES DAD THROWS BOTTLE

[@alexisg7877]

Dude I'm only like halfway through the video and the husband has only been red flags so far. What the goddamn fuck stand up for your wife.

[@jessicathompson236]

Unfortunately op has crap for adult "relatives" (their mother, father, sister, and the husband) THOSE PEOPLE ARE NOT FAMILY. (AND that therapist? They should lose their license.)

[@kimmyb1794]

I hate that "we are family" that doesn't mean do what ever

[@OniShigiLive246]

Ngl calling someone a cheater but they didn't cheat is crazy

[@justinebidulopoutchini9774]

The husband is a bad man, wanting to let his daughters see a woman who abused her own daughter…

[@Elyika]

her 12yr old sister ran away with her WHAT

[@draco51683]

My previous job was something similar as the second story. I worked at a place that I made medical plates, and day shift did a ton of screw ups. My biggest problem there was when I started my day to one of the machines I ran not having any screw threads in one of the holes of the part. I checked all 12 parts and all but 2 were missing the screw threads. I reported it to my supervisor right away since day shift obviously wasn't checking their parts after every cycle, the parts got bagged and tagged, as well as a report to our head manager, who made a report to his managers as well as others. The next day all 10 parts had the screw threads, obviously done by hand, which is a huge violation since there isn't any guarantee doing something like that by hand, and these were parts that would go into somebodies body. There was an investigation into the matter, the day shift operator and the day shift Crew Coordinator got a weeks suspension since it was discovered that they were the ones that did it. Two weeks after that I get woken up (since I worked night shift) by a phone call from the HR lady at work telling me that I was being placed on a week long suspension because I smashed the screen on one of the machines at work. They did an investigation and found that it was the same day shift operator that did it, and tried to pin the smashed screen on me to get back at me for him getting suspended. The guy was put on suspension again, and I was allowed to go back to work with a half assed apology, and pay for my suspended week. At that point I was at my breaking point and just quit, I wasn't getting paid enough to deal with that garbage, the commute was almost an hour each way, and I was just miserable working there. I found a new job that pays the same wage, is about 15 to 20 minutes away, and despite the Florida heat I am enjoying myself a whole lot more at this job then I was at that job.

[@witsyqitsy]

I'm sorry but if he didnt cheat with the sister maybe he had cheated before because he straight up betrayed her going to her mother's party behind her back; to me this is a sign he was not trusting her enough in an unloving way (him not liking her). It gets on my nerves any time a woman is portrayed as the bad whereas the husband completely ignored the experiences of her wife and does NOT get the equal treatment smh.

[@mathewbuendia1038]

Your husband needs to back you regardless. U are inly ready when u feel ready

[@user-H2P222]

I gotta apretiate that op didnt left her husband ❤❤

[@lilyawoodburn]

Apparently in the update she later did, and got full custody

[@TDArulesclub4]

In a later update she did and got full custody when the ex husband let them see the abusive grandma.

[@bryn1063]

Gotta appreciate the fact that op left her husband. He's spineless and a complete idiot who let a monster around their children. He deserves nothing ❤❤

[@littlesan2474]

​@@lilyawoodburnWhere'd you find the update

[@fameasser123]

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Hole up a minute here. You're saying your 12 y/o sister had an 18 y/o bf? Like wtf? How the hell would anyone think would be acceptable? I get that their childhood was not a conventional upbringing and would have messed up views on things but a 12 y/o is not able to make important decisions like this properly at such a young age.

[@PiggyBooty-b3m]

Hold up 12 year old sister w an 18 year old???? Her mom is fucked for allowing that

[@saito4395]

Mom ain't moming

[@andrewdavis7620]

Crazy how all the most horrifying “bad parent” stories are about women

[@Dogofwar2004]

So we not gonna talk about the 12 year old sis and 18 year old boyfriend

[@GavynReliford-qy6vt]

my mom and step dad did the same thing and I'm taking my grudge to the death bed with me

[@aeris9421]

A 12 year old with an 18 YEAR OLD BF?!?

[@redbonehaitian]

A 12 year old running off with an 18yr old bf is wild . Ops mother was a terrible person

[@giesaliba5742]

This moron line is so slay it's gonna be as famous as do it for dan

[@obogologo3200]

fiona gallagher ahh situation 😭

[@crystalrosetaituha5910]

No

[@Random-tl7sg]

This is the reason the sister is single :/ (story 1)

[@goatkiller666]

S2 - If OP brought these “mistakes” to his boss, and they weren’t acted on… that makes OP and Mrs. OP whistleblowers. In America, and I assume many other countries, there are legal protections for whistleblowers. Protections against retribution from management. But you’d have to report the company to the government, not just HR. In many cases, if that government agency fines your company, the whistleblower gets a cut. If this (total speculation, here) some kind of biotech device, like a new pacemaker device, the FDA would handle approvals before it can go to market. If they fudged the data, the FDA will fine your company millions. You’d walk away with a few hundred thousand, easy. Company almost certainly gets all re-orged… maybe you’re the hero and get promoted, maybe it’s a hostile work environment. You’d need to find a new job, but now the FDA is what you’d list as your work experience, not the actual company. Some companies might not want to hire someone who narc’d.. that’s fine, if they don’t want whistleblowers, you don’t need them. If whistleblower to the FDA is a think they approve of… prolly a good company to work for. Seek outside council. Any lawyers in the room will be their lawyers, looking out for their interests. Also, have a few words that when you’re grousing about your coworkers, she is NOT supposed to repeat that. Look into “marital communication privilege”. In some cases, a criminal can confess their crime to their spouse, and the spouse cannot testify about that conversation. Even if the spouse might want to.

[@RedditFamilyStories]

What's a thrilling story (the 1st one) !!!!

[@darkness5101]

The sister was 12 and was dating a 18 year old?!

[@CatloafCreative]

The title cards are wild 😮

[@_juju_jojo_]

3:10 toxic trait to have Watched some more, OP has some toxic traits but I can't really blame her. Hope she continues to become a better person, far better than her shitty family

[@jerrinroseman5073]

2:24 18 YEAR OLD BOYFRIEND?!?!?!?!?!?🫨🫨🤦🏽‍♂️

[@ZAvier8021]

Yeah same was in QC lab and complained about people falsely reporting and not doing their jobs properly and ended up leaving that place for another job for increased pay and benefits

[@deltadelta6582]

That first story was valid 99% of it but saying that it’s cheating cuz he wanted to know how his MIL and SIL are. Then say he wouldn’t be able to see his kids until 18 is fucking wild

[@FogJWrestling]

It’s funny how one line can change a lot of things. That OP clearly has some toxic tendencies - to say that because he had dinner with them she wouldn’t let him see his kids until they were 18 (if he had been caught) - that’s not something a well-adjusted person would say - that’s extremely vindictive and selfish. That line really rubbed me the wrong way - like maybe there is a little more to this story because that’s not an adult response and she’s not even considering the fact that she’d be taking her daughters away from their father over a dinner.

[@deltadelta6582]

@@FogJWrestling thats how i felt about it. basically "fuck you, you don't get to see your kids anymore because you went to a dinner." I don't believe the whole "he invalidated my feelings" a lot of felt like she has a tendency to blow things out of proportion and that's why he did what he did. but he then realized they are fucked and immediately told her and cut contact and she went left field. Its wild that a parent can threaten to rip kids away for the littlest things.

[@littlesan2474]

​@@deltadelta6582Everything about the story points to her mother being dangerous to children. He was told about the situation in detail by his wife and was even present during the time she worked at his family's shop at 15. Her divorcing him over that would have been justified since he directly went against her wishes and attempted to bring her mother back into her life. As stated earlier, the mother is dangerous, and basis the fact that he had gone out of his way to hide his contact with her, she SHOULD assume that he'll introduce her kids to the mother the minute they're separated. That all being said, yes, this is something worth divorcing over, and yes, this is something worth his removing access to the kids over if he doesnt want to fall in line with it.

[@BrightElk]

@@deltadelta6582He went to visit a woman that allowed men to molest her children and tried to bring her into his kids lives. If that’s not a reason to cut him off from his children then I don’t know what is. The mother is a pedophile by proxy!

[@conormac6293]

While its a bit of an overreaction I cant blame her, OP mentioned she knew husband since she ran away from home so he knows all about how bad it was, knew the mom was a danger to kids and still tried to potentially get OP's kids in her life. Plus theres just the huge betrayal of trust where she would have probably viewed husband as her safe haven after all those years of abuse, so him going to her behind OP's back would have been a betrayal from the one person she felt she could trust.

[@Save15OnGeico]

Nah if he did do thay you weren't finna let him see his daughters until they 18

[@glossbaus2128]

2nd story: Boeing, is that you?

[@Nothere-qq3xr]

The sister was twelve when she had a 18 year old bf. wtf

[@idoonotkno894]

what a clusterfuck

[@popomomopopomomo1929]

this story is pissing tf out of me

[@TamiaTurner2014]

Are you ok 👌🏻

[@katherineff8194]

Am I the only one that thinks husband and sister are having an affair

[@roboticgentlemen1970]

Husband wild

[@Vipershadow1]

Terrible husband sister became terrible dad was horrible then sort of redeemed himself at least op forgave him so but everyone was pretty much terrible beside op obviously and the brother who living his own life. Usually I’m not a fan of a parents refusing to not let the other parent see their kids cause both parents unless they are doing evil things to the children n such deserve to see their kids but I wouldn’t have batted an eye if op did it here I’m kinda petty sometimes and it was well deserved.

[@jmlginindza7151]

EARLY ❤️☀️💕🌊😊 I LOVE UR STORIES

[@MidFieldEditz]

If I was a girl and my husband was saying that to me were done

[@gotenblack2542]

ah yes an 11 year old gets job without the people questioning him and not asking who his parents were and all that come on ai at least for real lol

[@southernflight5078]

Do you actually think people outside of the USA wouldn't take advantage of cheap labor? You hold such a high regard for our species. Such wishful thinking.

[@aluralovell6829]

​@@southernflight5078 Hell people in the U.S. take advantage of cheap labor, people in this comment section are just extremely sheltered and naive. They think that because it's illegal that it means a damn thing to people who clearly don't give a shit about the law.

[@Xrk-krx]

lol he cant cutt of op even after divorce therr are custody

[@kirby-luvr]

Why does every story literally say "soft corner"

[@jw6188]

ANOTHER SOFT CORNER STORY

[@lawsonallen7741]

Story 1 If you would have told the cops what was happening. A Lot this this would not have happen. You husband was sleeping with your sister. Never forgive who hurts you. Your just as bad as your mom & sister by staying with your husband.

[@Mebs12]

before a min?!

[@Rj-ij6ko]

2 kids under the age of 15 run away, 1 of then has a job at 11 years old… yeah…cause that is a thing that happens…

[@gotenblack2542]

lol so true

[@mariammaher9690]

No i disagree This can happen btw with this messed up world

[@kimsvisualdiary]

Yeah because child labor doesn’t exist in Asian countries. Why do you think Apple outsources all their labor to China?

[@aluralovell6829]

I see some very sheltered and naive people in this comment section. Just because it's illegal doesn't mean it doesn't happen, people turn a blind eye to stuff like this all the time. Child labor is still a problem to this day regardless of what the law says, people don't follow regulations to the letter all the time and it varies in severity.

[@Xrk-krx]

Bro wtf? 18 year old boyfriend oh hell nah Also why americans are so secure over their children bro 16 and 14 year old cat stay alone in the home while me and my bro 12 and 14 alone home xD

[@christianmarshal6117]

Forgiving someone is more than an important part to healing. It IS healing. Releasing yourself from the pain, anger and resentment… that’s what forgiveness is. Reconciliation is a different thing entirely! After forgiving someone you need to analyze the person ask yourself first, based on who this person was would my life be improved with this person in it? If the answer is yes than reconciliation might be a good idea, but if the answer is no ask yourself, do I believe the person has changed enough for my life to be improved with them in it? If the answer is yes then maybe cautiously start to reconnect and see if you’re correct but if the answer is still no reconnecting might be a bad idea and could potentially even be counter productive to your healing giving the person who wounded you a chance to rip those old wounds open all over again!

[@Clown_Pot]

2:19 that's a felony. I'm snitchin.

[@ladytionne1]

12 yr old ran away with her 18 yr old boyfriend????? WHAT???