r/Entitledparents Karen Thought I Contaminated the Ocean with Vitiligo

[@DarklightAmy]

The "mother" with the homeless couple is truly evil and heartless!

[@stefanmijatovic5837]

Yup.. And a nice proof that you dont need to kill to deserve an electric chair!

[@jamesnorman9160]

Oh she's a c**t for sure, but OP's parents essentially wanting OP and their fiance out of the house so they can have sex again is pretty crappy too. Like, what a stupid reason for turfing your own kid out.

[@mando9364]

They're in Florida. Sex and entitlement is all they know.

[@moonlighthunter5421]

No kidding!

[@Somerandomdude-ev2uh]

Tbh, her own parents weren't that much better if they didnt help

[@polterboo3515]

If Karen is really worried about a "somehow contagious skin condition" contaminating the ocean then someone should tell her all the stuff that's actually floating around in the ocean Near microscopic venomous jellies for instance

[@sailorstar3148]

If I had a kid with vitiligo and that cow has,the audacity to call my child disgusting and make her cry for something that she can’t control the lady would be standing right now. I’ll knock her the heck out talking to my child like that.

[@Richard_Nickerson]

@@sailorstar3148 Wouldn't*

[@undeadprincess5726]

@@Richard_Nickerson where's the wouldn't supposed to be?

[@Richard_Nickerson]

@@undeadprincess5726 Instead of would. Why would she be standing if they're knocking them out?

[@velvetdarksoul8741]

@@Richard_Nickerson lots pf whale c_m in the sea

[@itsybitsybosmer]

Imagine being an adult, an actual grown adult, and bullying a child for a physical trait that they didn't ask for. Tf is wrong with people?

[@west-texas9806]

Growing up with vitiligo that's been rather interesting. In the past I've had rude people ask me about my skin condition not in the nicest way. I Remember when I was 18 this lady asked me what happened to your skin did you burn yourself? Me being a smart-ass I responded yes indeed I I burnt myself in a fire trying to save a 6 month old baby. Lady didn't know how to respond to that. The funny thing is that we were in the public transportation and I kind of scold her about it, telling her it's not polite to be pointing out people's physical defects. I told her it would be like me pointing out that she's 100 pounds overweight . But I keep those comments to myself it's none of my business how obese you are. The face that this lady made was priceless

[@nicoleb695]

Because Karen is a racist and never grew up past high school

[@Richard_Nickerson]

@@west-texas9806 And where tf was she going with that anyway? As if burning yourself another way would've made it ok for her to be rude about it or something? Tf is wrong with people?

[@insideAdirtyMind]

Have it myself, it runs in the family. It comes and goes with time at my body, but my grandma and my uncle have it everywhere. They can not make it unseen. I have to say, that I never met anyone who was disgusted by it. Some people just ask, because it looks interesting. I live in Germany, maybe the people here are simply not that bothered by it. When I explained it, people always tend to be like "Ok, that´s how it is, let´s go on with life."

[@peachpunch9465]

I grew up with severe psoriasis, so my condition is a bit different but man, people really need to realize that not everyone has perfect skin

[@Bynming]

The story about vitiligo is heart breaking. Plenty of people with vitiligo are gorgeous, too, I agree. It gives them a very distinct and cool look.

[@janyahmurrpet7923]

Exactly they are just like everyone else I hate people that are rude or sickengly sweet just because of thier skin condition my mother has vitiligo and that kinda stuff makes her uncomfortable

[@C.O._Jones]

Thanks! That makes me feel better about it.

[@rawr3111]

exactly, it looks so beautiful on people :) :)

[@Zapporah85]

They are so beautiful, but disgusting people don't like those that don't "FiT iN"

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodmu2374]

When op ran to her room and broke down I’m like op wait you is ✨✨✨✨✨✨beautiful ✨✨✨✨✨✨

[@HobieInTheBox]

I feel horrible for OP in the 3rd story. That MIL is the actual devil. I hope OP and his fiance manage to stay afloat with their finances and for it to improve.

[@digiishort]

his* fiance. his username says he's trans. the mil was just misgendering him at the end

[@znoppen]

@@digiishort ok mr end

[@PaveMentman]

--- Even devil(s) have morale-standards: This "lady" instead has a very special place in all variations of hell and other afterlives unless karma gets her first. ---

[@unoriginalquote8132]

*his

[@limiv5272]

@@digiishort The pronouns in this story did confuse me, that would explain it

[@jonathonvasquez3520]

I had a friend with vitiligo in middle school and she was self conscious about it too but I told her don't sweat what people say. Your patches are unique like tiger stripes or Leppard spots. They are a natural work of art and you're beautiful inside and out, spots and all. Look in the mirror and picture yourself as a tiger. Trust me you are all beautiful even if others are blind to your beauty.

[@yukikursosaki200]

This is why I love humans. I may hate certain kinds of people but overall humans can be good. :3

[@agentmaryland1239]

That's honestly so sweet and wholesome, you are an awesome friend. Carry on you beautiful soul!

[@snelvlad7054]

i have it too but i managed to stop it from spreading, i still have a big spot on my neck and even tho i dont have a lot of spots like other people, some still find it unattractive just because i have vitiligo and its kind of sad sometimes

[@TetraSky]

The teen saying that's why she lives with her dad... man... Would've loved to see that karen's face

[@Neopumper666]

This!

[@WraythSkitzofrenik]

HAH

[@Center-For-I.E.D.Mismanagement]

This is the second time R/Slash read this one.

[@abm5119]

That statement almost made me feel bad for the witch

[@UpsideDownCycle]

Exactly lmao.

[@FitzyCify]

"This is why I live with dad." Gonna need the whole fire brigade for that burn!

[@CadenceWallace]

Not even a Targaryen could survive this burn

[@Sanodi21]

Remember, if an EP/Karen tries to leave their kids without permission, threaten to call the police and CPS if they do. *Then* call CPS/police when they do. That aside, story 3? That's r/insaneparents, not entitled parents

[@agentmaryland1239]

Well, the entitlement portion of the story comes from the fact the MIL demanded $5,000 that she was no longer entitled to because she realized she was losing her chances to get free money and when they refused to give it to her, she basically made it so they lived on the street. She didn't care if they got raped, attacked, killed, etc, she just wanted her money. That's all she cared about. So it's kind of both Entitled and Insane parent. Dunno how she expected them to even come up with enough money to pay her when she's forcing them to live in hotels and on the street where keeping a job is insanely difficult. But that's entitled and insane parents for you, they don't have enough braincells to think 5 steps ahead of the current moment they live in.

[@rangergxi]

"Sorry, I'm a sex-offender" should be enough.

[@emtims1670]

@@rangergxi LMAO

[@dx1450]

It really baffles my mind that some people are willing to leave their kids with people they don't even know. I mean, she wouldn't leave her purse with a complete stranger, but yet she'll totally leave her kids with one.

[@silverflight01]

Stepmother story: You know, if The Purge happened for a single day for a single year and I was either OP or the fiancé, you know who my first target would be.

[@stupidlylucas9313]

rob her. rob her bank ALL her money make HER homeless

[@Phantom.Gaming64]

Yeah, I feel the same.

[@songohan3321]

Actually calling the cops on an entitled choosing beggar is the only way.

[@SilverFang2789]

Where I live, calling the cops costs more than it does to deal with entitled people. It's a gray-hair inducing nightmare.

[@noobiesensei6281]

@@SilverFang2789 What do you mean calling the cops ain't free ?

[@RobertDecker417]

@@noobiesensei6281 America

[@SilverFang2789]

@@noobiesensei6281 in my city, the police get a lot of nuisance calls from drunks who don't have any actual problems other than being idiots. So the city mandated back in 2008 that after so many such calls in a year, any business or household that calls too many times will be charged $500 per call.

[@silverflight01]

Vitiligo Story: I really breaks my heart that there are a lot of stories where someone breaks down when confronted in that sort of way. To make it worse, the Karen would most likely play the victim the moment someone started confronting HER about bullying OP. And why do some people still think vitiligo is contagious? Misinformation?

[@limiv5272]

In order for it to be misinformation a person would have to get wrong information, but in this case I have a feeling it stems from a complete lack of information and lack of motivation to ever get it

[@agentmaryland1239]

People don't care, they're visibly different, that's all the Karen needs to know. It seems we can't get along if we're different in any way.

[@ShadowEclipse777]

It's like when people freak out gay people are near their children because it might give them the gay

[@SepticShockAKAVin]

It's a common misconception for many non-contagious conditions. Cancer, Psoriasis (which I have), or similar, the fact that people think you can catch AIDs from a toilet seat.

[@Phantom.Gaming64]

Well, I've had psoriasis almost my entire life, and I've gotten nasty looks by people who think it's contagious. I was bullied in school because of it, as teachers didn't educate other students about it. Kids and even some adults are cruel because they don't understand something and make their own deductions about it.

[@pyukyu3334]

That 2nd story... Holy shit, its disgustubg to see how absolutely EVIL a human(if you could even consider the old shriveled crow a human) can be... Wishing OP and their Fiance well and safety and a lot of good luck to come their way... I hope karma comes swiftly...

[@sailorstar3148]

Karma always comes

[@ryankronenbitter2013]

I’m sorry, I know I’ll catch flack for this but I don’t think the third story is true. There’s just too many holes in it. For me the biggest one is looking into the previous post on op’s profile. In a previous r/AITA post op states that he had warning before being kicked out, and that op had a GIRLFRIEND not a fiancé and the gf dumped op. Eventually in the r/AITA op says that a friend housed them and helped them look for housing. I want to believe its real because it being fake is a bit of a punch to the gut for everyone who is trying to help op. But I highly doubt that op is being truthful, I’m sorry

[@Tinpotlord]

@@ryankronenbitter2013 my god imagine making up this stuff to gain karma or something(I don't use redit that much) and I'm not doubting you since I'm just surprised.

[@dogf421]

im not too surprised, not because i dont think it couldnt happen but because the time scale is too big and they wouldn't post this so casually without a "hey guys she lives at [address] wanna come kill her with us?" because this isnt something you casually complain about on reddit this is something you beg reddit to save you from. it reads like "im currently being held in a serial killers basement but its just kinda annoying really"

[@seymourbones]

Dont insult crows like that it's not fair to them

[@sarahblakemore8038]

I personally have vitiligo and recently I agree that most people really don’t care anymore. Some of them even find it pretty cool that I have white hair and everything lol. But you’ll always encounter an entitled person who think they know more about your condition than you lol

[@agentmaryland1239]

I mean, that's Karens in a nutshell. Their kid can't breathe because they have asthma and can't find their inhaler? Why call an ambulance when clearly the Karen knows better? I've heard a lot of horror stories about Karens with sick or injured kids and they refuse to take them to a doctor when it's something really bad, but when it's a scrape or bump they demand the finest surgeons drop everything to check out their child. Some people shouldn't have children, I wish the parents of the Karens and Kevins would have learned that before reproducing.

[@ShadowEclipse777]

Oh cool I didn't realize it could affect hair

[@ahstiasummers5583]

@@agentmaryland1239 In one of the numerous entitledparent stories rslash did, a Karen actually gave her young child ice cream with bubblegum pieces in it. When the child choked on bubblegum, she blamed the retail worker for making the kid choke on the gum pieces and then accused the worker of assault for doing the heimlech maneuver

[@jamesnorman9160]

"They don't seem bothered about it." There's the crux of the issue. Karen's kids aren't bothered in the slightest by OP's vitiligo, but with their ignorant cow of a mother spouting off like that is only going to affect how they view the world growing up. She's doing more damage than she realises...but nope, she's one of those people who doesn't even consider the thoughts/feelings of others, even her own family.

[@franl155]

Children learn what to hate and fear by example - no kid is "naturally" racist or sexist or homophobic. EM's kids, sadly, might well grow up with their mother's prejudices.

[@Nerobyrne]

Yeah, it's pretty clear that she's putting up her kids as a defense of her own bigotry. This is a very common tactic. So common in fact, that's where the "Won't somebody PLEASE think of the children!" meme comes from. The real irony here is that most kids are fine with different races, people with disabilities or different life styles, because bigotry has to be taught.

[@humancreativity8237]

@@Nerobyrne Using their kids to project their bigotry. It's honestly kind of sad especially knowing that the mother has ample time to mold her kids into having the same views as her.

[@joelrobinson5457]

Vitiligo can be absolutely beautiful, and I don't know how anyone could see it as an issue without being taught that.

[@patk8417]

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. If you don't like what or who you are looking at, don't look at it. Unless something is unsafe or against the law, legitimate law, people should keep their mouths shut, unless there's something nice to be said.

[@tinystar-mage1718]

You’re not crazy- honestly as an artist, I love drawing people with vitiligo. The difference in tones makes for wonderful shading practice, and the models are all so gorgeous. I’ve never fully understood why others can be so cruel to those who look different from them, when people with vitiligo, albinism, lots of freckles, birthmarks, or moles are beautiful and unique. There’s been much more acceptance for those physical traits now a days, which I’m glad for. I’ve never seen those people as ugly or wrong, just unique and beautiful. Everyone is a piece of art, with their own style and skin and face, and that should be celebrated. If I ran into Op when on vacation, I would probably end up asking them if I could draw them, because meeting someone so beautiful in real life is a moment I’d like to capture. That and because from the post, OP seemed to be really insecure, and I’d be happy to ramble bout how beautiful they are. Currently I dress in an alt style(as much as I can), and I dye my hair very bright colors. If someone stares, it’s not cause I look bad, it’s cause I’m eye catching and beautiful, and that’s something I really want to make sure others know. Next time you see someone in alt fashion, or with dyed hair, or skin that isn’t perfectly smooth or one color, tell them they look good, complement them, smile at them, ask where they got that amazing *insert bag, outfit, nail polish, etc * and wish them a good day. Everyone deserves to know they look amazing and feel confident in their skin, and saying that helps a lot when jerks like that Karen decide to get pissy over nothing.

[@NiamhCreates]

That nightmare MIL in the third story made me soooo sad. Is there any way to help that couple?

[@ckinggaming5bucketmadness766]

Money, if you live there, a house

[@locusxe1411]

Unfortunately no

[@CloudyNight2156]

Not legally.

[@locusxe1411]

@@CloudyNight2156 yep. I made a comment saying what if she was in a terrible “accident”

[@ryankronenbitter2013]

Hey don’t go to the more popular thread for people with emotions of that story. Some douchebag is actually DEFENDING that horrid witch’s actions!!!

[@Stinkydinkydo]

The most ironic part about vitiligo and people who feel the need to be dicks about it is that vitiligo can happen to anyone at any time. Like it can begin showing visibly at any age so anyone who might make someone else with the condition's life miserable could just as easily develop vitiligo in their lifetime so yknow....fingers crossed!

[@skag_gully]

Wait, really? I thought it was just something someone was born with, and that Karen is totally wrong, vitiligo isn't ugly or freakish, it looks really cool imo.

[@mrn234]

@@skag_gully yup a friend got it with 30 and i know him for 20 years now

[@Stinkydinkydo]

@@skag_gully yeah it happens when there aren't enough melatonin producing skin cells called malnocytes working which causes the lighter toned skin patches. Most people start showing signs between 10 and 30 but you can get it earlier or later than that.

[@ShadowEclipse777]

@@skag_gully Michael Jackson had it. It's why his skin got whiter over time. He actively was using a bleaching cream to mask the vitiligo as it worsened

[@SteveJones313]

The story of OP's fiance's mother doing that got me legitimately enraged. My heart is pounding.

[@SteveJones313]

Yeah, I genuinely had to stop watching this episode has I was getting to angry and my meds can only do so much.

[@Young_Baller7]

@@SteveJones313 same

[@CadenceWallace]

Sounds like something my mother would’ve done if she hadn’t died in 2015. Especially now that I’m entering my second relationship but it’s long-distance but he’s a great guy.

[@tresand9595]

There are numerous inconsistencies in their story... it's all bullshit. I wouldn't feel too bad!

[@kubasjtCZ]

Skill issue

[@greyrifterrellik5837]

After looking up vitiligo, my only thought is "Calico humans" As someone with a calico cat, *I approve of the calico gracing our species as well.*

[@samalvarez8776]

LOL now I will refer it as calico humans lol I love that! Of course I'll ask first

[@Oreboat]

only major difference is that both men and women can have vitiligo, Calicos can only be female (well males exist but they still have 2 X chromosomes)

[@metademetra]

Yeah I really don't get the vitiligo hate. When it's on dogs, cats, and various other mammals, we call it cute. But then on people it's ugly???

[@LpsKitTeen]

Calico humans is such a cute name

[@gerrard1144]

Karen: *ask OP to take care of her kids without paying and is not a single mom* OP: im sorry no im busy- Karen: lol don't care *leaves* What the heck Karen? You're just gonna leave your kids to someone you don't know well, and you don't even pay to OP. Karen's lucky enough that OP's nice enough to take care of the kids

[@athroughzdude]

I would've called the cops for abandonment. Don't know where she is, don't know when she'll be back, don't have a way to contact her.

[@evadedenbach1226]

I agree with R/slash. Yes, hey the cops involved. They'll get CPS involved, too.

[@limiv5272]

What does not being a single mom have to do with anything? What she did was wrong regardless

[@athroughzdude]

@khymera915 Dad probably worked and why spend money on a sitter when the neighbor has no spine.

[@JennyEverywhere]

If I knew a family members number, I might call them first. But if I couldn't find anyone, helloooo police! It's not the kids' fault, but I still don't have to allow Karen to conscript me as a babysitter.

[@lydiajeanbean9724]

The last story is one you’ve covered before. It’s no biggie, and it’s probably been at least a year since you’ve covered it, I’m just a daily listener so I know I’ve heard it before. Been here since about two months after you started posting lol

[@Bladedcloud6159]

It feels like the story was told better than the last time. Rslash is getting really good at this.

[@gingarcia8917]

He re-reads stories all the time

[@Quinna78]

I think you are right. This story was down to the word. Even remember the daughter asking the mom to stop. This is the first time i hear a story twice on this channel since a year back.

[@SteviiLove]

I know someone with vitiligo and can confirm they were bullied endlessly for it. People's favorite insult was to call her a cow because of the pattern hers looked. Her step daughter and my son are actually great friends now which I think is hilarious since her and I erre friends in school too, we met when she moved here in 6th grade.

[@west-texas9806]

I myself have vitíligo to be honest it's never really bothered me . But that wasn't always the case when I was in grade school I used to get made fun quite a bit kids used to call me Dalmatian. Over the years I've noticed that most of my patches are not very visible especially in the winter time when the rest of my skin gets very ligh.

[@DopeioThePhoneBoi]

amazing how you can have a genetic disorder that MICHAEL FREAKING JACKSON had, and still get bullied.

[@Altairethayze]

My daughter has vitiligo but she is also very secure in her skin. So one Halloween she chose to dress as a cow and in support her sister went as a farmer. My little cow is a rockstar!

[@stargazer3759]

I think it's pretty cool. I mean, your skin can literally CHANGE COLOUR! How cool is that????

[@franl155]

@@stargazer3759 - I don't know if this was the same condition, but - there was a case in South Africa in the apartheid days when a white woman whose skin developed dark patches was officially reclassified as "non-white" and lost both her job and her home, which were for white people only.

[@GTSE2005]

There was an edit to the third story (I'm not OP btw): EDIT: Thank you, everyone, for your positivity, support, and suggestions! It really means the world to my fiance and I. We've been feeling very alone and discouraged lately, but your encouragement and suggestions have really helped to not only lift our spirits, but give us some potential avenues to try, in order to get ourselves out of this mess. Thank you so much again!

[@normtrooper4392]

What that mother in the third story did should be criminal. It makes my blood boil. Holy smokes and it just ended so abruptly

[@GTSE2005]

The fourth OP actually has.another story: This happened about 2 years ago, however I was reminded of this encounter by a recent post, which was about Karen going nuts about someone wearing shorts. I'd like to preface it by saying that I have a vitiligo, which at the time wasn't spread as much as it is now (notably face), and the time I have just recently fully recovered from an accident which has left me with one huge and several smaller scars across my entire left arm, all of them most likely lifelong. All of this was completely covered by the slightly oversized hoodie. I guess you can see where this is going. Side note: I (F, 18 as of now) have been (and still am) given a ton of crap about the skin condition and the scarring, so it kind of wasn't out of ordinary for me. However today, I'd say I'm pretty proud of it. The hoodie was a metal band merch, I don't remember which one though, probably Iron Maiden. Onto the story of my malicious compliance. Please keep in mind that this happened 2 years ago, so something might and will be off. I was at my local privately owned grocery shop to do some shopping. I was minding my own business, when Karen and her kid (could've been 9) passed around me. At first she didn't say anything. Then, some time again, I saw her again. This time I wasn't so fortunate though. Karen: ,,Ahem, do you think it's appropriate to walk around wearing that satanic thing and possibly traumatising children with that image?" Me: ,,I'm sorry?" Karen: ,,You have to take it off!" Me: ,,I don't understand why, but I'd rather not." Karen: ,,Just take that satanic thing off and don't be so disrespectful!" K: begging to go Me: ,,I'm sorry, but that won't be possible for personal reasons, and besides, I don't have to listen to strangers." Karen: ,,Yes, you have to listen to the elders! Now take it off!" I somehow thought that it would be a idea to actually comply. I took the hoodie off, unveiling the results of my skin going through identity crisis and me being a clumsy idiot. Karen: mix of disgusted, taken aback and dumbfounded face Me: ,,Told you I have reasons." Karen: ,,What the fuck is that! (to her kid) Don't look honey!" Me: ,,So I guess I should put it back on?" Enter the store worker - SW SW: ,,Is there a problem?" Karen: ,,Yes! To have to kick this satanist out!" Me, now with the hoodie back on: ,,Actually, you should kick HER out for harassing others over what they wear." Karen: ,,Shut up you disgusting bitch!" SW to me: ,,May I ask what happened?" Karen: "She was wearing this disgusting thing, then she took it off to scare my sweet angel with her disgusting satanic scars and whatever that other thing is!" Me: "Actually, you told me to take it off and didn't heed my warning." Karen: ,,Shut up! I don't even understand how could someone do that to themselves!" Me: ,,Please ma'am, I didn't do this to myself, it's not my fault!" tearing up SW: attempts to say something Karen: ,,Don't lie to me you little disgusting bitch! I bet no one likes you, so you do this to yourself!" Since I've been bullied to hell and back because of the vitiligo, this hurt like hell and I snapped. Me: ,,Shut up! I bet no one likes you, because you're ugly fat hag that has nothing else to other than insulting others!" I then ran of and left the shopping cart...with stuff in it...there. I don't know what happened after. EDIT: Thank you all so much for the support, means a lot to me.

[@carmenyang56]

I’m really sorry for what’s happened to u. I really do hope that there are ppl in ur life that loves and accepts u for u.

[@GTSE2005]

@@carmenyang56 I'm not OP

[@superprincessgem1]

I really hope the adult OP gets help. Either going through local organizations or even trying to sue the MIL since I’m pretty sure some sort of renters law or adult abuse was broken

[@GiordanDiodato]

but given that OP lives in Florida, I doubt it

[@sirrmobreadings6978]

Reimbursement for Emotional abuse / distress / damages might work, Especially if the family member is willing to testify Also since op is a transwoman and she said the f word it could be classified as a hatecrime, which they can also sue for

[@fnjesusfreak]

A lot of organizations don't want to touch situations involving trans people with a ten foot pole. Because Jebus or something like that. :/

[@isabelleist1234]

@@sirrmobreadings6978 op is a transman, not a transwoman. the "she" at the end was the MIL misgendering him :/

[@eroraf8637]

Which is several levels of ironic, given what Jesus taught and who he associated with. I don’t care if you’re gay, trans, or a freaking porn star, that has NO bearing on whether you deserve a roof over your head.

[@sparkedfires]

Lemme just say this: Vitilligo is beautiful, and Karen can fight me.

[@Glacial11]

“This is why I live with dad.” Please apply cold water to the burned area.

[@Punkan23]

A damn glacier couldn't chill that burn

[@universenerdd]

69th like

[@Sorchia56]

I fell in love with that poor child when she said that. She wasn’t being malicious, just stated how wretched her evil egg donor was with one sentence! EPIC

[@sourisvoleur4854]

Brutal and well deserved

[@Sorchia56]

@@sourisvoleur4854 Amen to that!

[@bryjenkins3731]

I heard of vitiligo years ago. "Ain't that what made MJ white?" It normally starts at the hands and spreads. "So.. It's like a *shiny* human? Or a new *skin* , can you get gold vitiligo? After like 100 sucky encounters?" - Me to my misses after flipping my internal monologue and verbal speech -

[@samalvarez8776]

I just saw a comment saying it's like calico humans, like a calico cat :) I love calico, they are so pretty and super sweet

[@heatherwestgate3439]

My mom has vitiligo, my grandmother also had it, her's was due to having battery acid spilled on her. It pains me to hear that story of the young woman having to deal with an eye ignorant Karen, and it's sad that there are still people that don't know about this Non-infectious skin condition. I am glad that it's be more acceptable in society now.

[@maggiesmith856]

Mattel recently made a Barbie with vitiligo . They also made bald and amputee Barbies, and of course, wheelchair Barbies.

[@neilprice513]

Vitiligo was once seen as someone afflicted with it being "unclean" or contagious with something like leprosy. With many famous people, like Michael Jackson, afflicted with it and not hiding their disease it has become normalised. Most people don't care about it and see the person not the affliction. However Karen's are our species mutation in devolution, both cultural and social, so they will always be like that.

[@dracko158]

OP: *Is being sickly sweet* ED: *"Something is wrong, I can feel it."*

[@TheKillerqueen40]

"It's just... a feeling I have. Like something's about to happen. But I don't know what. "

[@CookieDog800]

For the story with Vitiligo, I had a crush on a girl with Vitiligo who was absolutely beautiful. She was the pretty unique girl that all the guys wanted and girls were envious to say the least. She had issues with bullies though, mainly the bitchy snobby cheerleaders who think they're God's gift to the world. They bullied her, but she just told them off and had about everybody tell them to piss off. The cheerleaders became the most hated people in the school because they would rather make enemies and hurtful social media posts. One girl who had a metabolism issue where she couldn't lose weight and was always a bit big, she was the sweetest girl ever, very compassionate and sociable. But she was so sick of the cheerleaders that she actually hit one of them with her car. The cheerleader's parents of course wanted to press charges, but were slapped back with an even bigger lawsuit for the counts against their daughters. The charges were (from memory), assault on 39 people, sexually assaulting 7 students, 19 accounts of vandalism, 43 cases of blackmail, 6 cases of attempted bribery, 12 cases of forging signatures, 23 accounts of theft of school property (school computers, teacher's personal devices, etc, etc). They were so hated that some of their victims ACTUALLY brainstormed their deaths. But when they messed with Vitiligo and big girls who were popular for their niceness and positivity, they went from being tolerated to absolute estrangement, and people bullied THEM. You'd be amazed at how they went from snobby, to tattling on EVERYONE WHO GLARED AT THEM. They got brushed aside, teachers and staff were so done with their BS that they just told them: You brought this upon yourselves. Funny how you can dish it but can't take it. But enough about bullies, let me tell you about Vitiligo girl. I had a major crush on Vitiligo girl, I asked her to a few dances and she said yes, but as friends. Turns out she was lesbian, so guys were obviously hurt by that. But everybody just accepted it and let her be unapologetically, herself. Big girl was always up for dates and such. (I call her that because she always told people to call her Big Mama, or Biggi, she was awesome! And no I don't have any problems with big people, I'm overweight by 59 pounds) She actually asked ME out. I said yes and we actually dated for about a year. We broke up, not because of issues with each other, but that we wanted to do different things in life, we had different goals and ambitions. We parted as friends and we still talk and hang out, even after us graduating and heading out to college and the workforce(s) So yeah rSlash, I agree with you. People with Vitiligo are very beautiful and unique people. That Karen can drop dead, everybody is a beautiful person who just needs that someone who makes them realize that they're so much more. If anyone read all this, you matter too. You're a beautiful person who deserves a good chance in the world, don't let people belittle you and make fun of your appearance. Be unapologetically, you.

[@krystencabbage1032]

I think vitiligo is beautiful, honestly the variation that's possible among humans is all fascinating and beautiful to me. I hate that people are still uptight about things others can't even control, like vitiligo or wine stain birthmarks, no one should have to cover up or be uncomfortable because of that.

[@Morgan_M19]

I knew someone with vitiligo and she was one of the prettiest girls i had ever met

[@tiredman99]

Wine stain birth marks?

[@Caelus32]

@@tiredman99 They look like splotches

[@limiv5272]

I'm not sure I'd equate birthmarks and vitiligo, birthmarks are usually nothing more than a curiosity whereas vitiligo is a skin disease that causes actual damage. I do agree the patterns resulting from vitiligo are often fascinating

[@Caelus32]

@@limiv5272 Tell that to the person whose birthmark looks very much like a penis

[@MatsLindgrenMusic]

Wow. That mother in the third story is so evil, even Disney wouldn't make a movie with her.

[@Xolivas1]

Hell, even Lucifer has standards. When he makes a deal, he holds up his part of the bargain, never leaving his clients hanging out to dry just because he feels like it.

[@velvetdarksoul8741]

@@Xolivas1 if it's real checked OPS profile to many holes

[@Deathlyhallows-rx7hg]

A good friend of mine has Vitiligo and I always loved how special and unique she looks. She used to be ashamed of it, but now rocks it with confidence and she's much happier 😊

[@Jackie-McCann]

You’ve actually read the last story before, because I remember that gloriously epic burn the daughter gave the EM. “This is why I live with Dad.”

[@fricat4625]

That's what I thought. I remember that story too.

[@paulman34340]

It almost looked like she was leaving in shame at her daughter's burn....but the fact she shamelessly came back and tried to exploit "not asking or coming back for her change" to try and get a free sub after what she did really shows her daughter was right about her! I'm guessing her daughter's words had a small effect for abit.....then she squashed down the guilt/Was I the bad guy! told herself "no she wasn't wrong in how she acted! Doubled down and well fuck her, she get's what she deserves then! If you had that moment and decided you're not wrong and get worse! Then you've made your choice!

[@AOGood]

Mother-in-Law from hell and Vitiligo stories: I'M GONNA COMMIT A HECKEN VIOLENCE Like, I'm actually shaking in anger from these stories

[@iconicqueen6747]

I swear the only thing I fear when going out is meeting an entitled parent.

[@timehunter9467]

Yeah, I worry about that too. Having a “hidden disability” means I’m dreading the day a Karen wants my seat on the bus or something 😬

[@jamesab722]

One of the coolest things I've seen people do with Vitiligo is draw around the patches with tattoos, creating little works of art that integrate the vitiligo into the art.

[@redarogallo5154]

The vertiligo story: Am I the only one who wants to buy spraypaint and give that Karen a nice chameleon vertiligo look?

[@songohan3321]

No. Make sure it is a brand used body painting.

[@redarogallo5154]

@@songohan3321 As long as it doesn't wash of easy, sure

[@justaperson4656]

I genuinely don't know how anyone can bully someone for having vitiligo, I mean, it's a form of genetic chimerism. How many people can honestly say they're a chimera? Vitiligo, heterochromia, etc are all absolutely beautiful (and so rare!) that I genuinely can't imagine anyone disliking them

[@TackleTheDog]

I can just see somewhere on reddit a title saying “My son’s fiancé wont pay me $5000, so i ruined BOTH of their lives!”

[@HandyHanderson]

To be honest, I actually find some vitiligo patterns so interesting that I inadvertently end up staring out of fascination and awe.

[@songohan3321]

There is a special place in hell for that Evil MIL. She will pay dearly. What she did was evil.

[@sailorstar3148]

Yeah what a witch actually scratch that she’s not a witch she’s a freaking devil and she will get her karma and karma always comes

[@suralos]

I wonder if part of her plan "to ruin life" includes her own version of events in a "pro revenge" story. If she does, then Redditors need to be on the lookout.

[@dronepikachu]

nothing can express my unrelenting HATRED for that excuse of a MIL and that damn mom who insulted the OP's skin condition. there really is a special place in hell for disgusting people like them. it honestly makes me sick. my heart goes out for the OP and her fiancee and the OP with vitiligo.

[@sailorstar3148]

I wouldn’t argue with her she’ll just be knocked out and put in a chokehold. I guess you can call me a mama bear.

[@dronepikachu]

@@sailorstar3148 honestly😒

[@TheGamingMexican69]

The story about the mother from Florida that won't co-sign. At the point that your homeless I would just leave the area and find a better place. If the only reason is the family keeping you somewhere and they are the reason your homeless I would leave. That's toxic to the max.

[@Mistfall254]

Mmmm

[@Kalightortaio]

OP stated on reddit, that they were locked into the area because of his job.

[@TheGamingMexican69]

@@Kalightortaio didn't they also say that they where only making minimum wage?

[@michaelmouse3979]

@@Kalightortaio i thought he cant get a job due to his DID there so many holes in this story

[@iPLAYtheSTATION]

"This is why I live with Dad." I had to pause for a moment just to process how much she burned her own mother.

[@baldaction3510]

Honestly if I were to be jury in the third story for the murder of the mother, nobody would be convicted.

[@Dragonemperess]

The victim clearly slipped on a rock. Several times.

[@addisonpotts9887]

Vitiligo is so cool. People with it are so pretty and they are awesome. I will never understand how people could be mad about something that a person can't control. Instead of sharing hate, you should share kindness.

[@DefectivePieceofChalk]

That's the thing. They stand out and they draw attention. Unfortunately that brings along some extreme toxicity. As someone who looks strange myself, as in, I am by far the most unattractive person I know, mostly things I can't change, I have plenty of first hand appearance. Some people are just nasty. Think of it like this, their lives must be pretty miserable, that they need to bring someone else down, just for looking a bit different. It's probably the only way they can feel even remotely good about themselves. Massive insecurity issues. I mostly pity them.

[@KcLee677]

Honestly, if l'll have child with skin condition or any source of looking different.. An rare mini bear within will be out for blood. 😡😡😡😡😡

[@KcLee677]

@@contradictorycrow4327 thank you for service and be awesome.. 😌

[@ThoughtfulPotato]

Hey! That last story was a repeat, wasn't it? Anyway... To the OP with the Vitiligo: I am so so glad you've learnt to see the beauty in you! As kids, we had one kid in class with Vitiligo. The culture of our school was such that acceptance was a natural response taught to us. Then, a rich entitled kid joined our class and her mom made a big deal about her kid having to be in the vicinity of someone 'like that'.... She demanded that the kid with Vitiligo be removed from the school. We came from a small, tight knit community in a smal town and no one stood for this nonsense. The principal told her she could take her child elsewhere if she wanted but what she was asking for would never happen. She stayed grumpy about the whole thing but her kid we managed to turn. We made friends with her, showed her how hanging out with a person who looks different doesn't change anything. By the end of the year, she became best friends with the boy her mom couldn't stand to see. Entitled mom eventually moved her to a different school and both of them were heartbroken. They stayed in touch via letters sent through us friends (this was way before kids had phones and social media.) They ended up reconnecting once they were older, started dating and have now been married for 9yrs! EM still doesn't like him. They had a baby girl a few years ago and she inherited the Vitiligo. EM went batsh*t crazy but baby's mommy is fiercely protective of both, her husband and baby and makes it a point to teach her to be proud of her uniqueness. They've gone no contact with the EM after she tried to take the grand daughter to some quack for a remedy without consent from the parents. That baby is the cutest thing ever with parents who dote on her and I'm glad we are moving towards a world where she may not have to endure bullying...

[@blaster3190]

I hope rslash does r/TreeLaw again

[@andrewjohnson5587]

"Sprinkle some nails is the grass" that sounds like a final destination moment waiting to happen.

[@maieen2665]

I really hope the story with OP’s fiancé’s is made up. If not, I hope karma hits her hardcore

[@Kalightortaio]

The story is not made up. Why are you pushing this narrative?

[@velvetdarksoul8741]

@@Kalightortaio because theirs a ton of proof in previous post they made that its fake

[@thedapperdisneydude]

I'm OP! Unfortunately, the story is very much true.

[@maieen2665]

@@thedapperdisneydude dang. I was really hoping the story was fake for your sake. I hope things get better for you

[@evadedenbach1226]

You know it's real bad when Karen's kid tells Karen that they live with their dad.

[@TheCanadianGuy56]

One of my uncle has vitiligo, it effect his arms, back and chest horribly, but it honestly looks kinda cool. He's the kind of person to just knock a karen for insulting him tho.

[@blue_pumpkin1946]

I love the look of Vitiligo. It looks cool and that entitled parent can go "quack" herself

[@BeatlesPlotagonShow]

Michael Jackson had vitiligo, and he had to cover it up at the time, since it wasn’t as celebrated in the 70s and 80s. Abs that’s the reason why he went from black to white

[@songohan3321]

You should have said, "It doesn't matter if you're Black or White."

[@shadowman7307]

@@songohan3321 Ee-hee!

[@hyperfixedandhopeless995]

One of my favorite actresses has Vitiligo and in a lot of roles she's been forced to cover herself up more than her costars to hide it, and as she's aged, it hasn't opened up any more as even with the recent celebration of vitiligo it's still centered around young model-type women.

[@franciscojaviermendezrinco1902]

The biggest example with vitiligo was Michael Jackson, his skin clearing during his life was vitiligo.

[@mavis4801]

The girl with the skin condition should have told Karen ‘at least I have a medical condition, what your excuse for being ugly you old hag?’ I know it’s impossible to come up with comebacks like that on the spot when you’re under duress, but the look on that Karen’s face would have been priceless. 🤣

[@canisianfalls8618]

Glad r/ said it. Vitiligo is lovely to see. Never thought people could see it as ugly, doesn't make sense to me

[@Xolivas1]

Entitled people will get offended by just about anything that inconveniences then, even if it's so miniscule. It's like they have this ideal perfect world in their head and anything that is viewed as "imperfect" is treated like a disease. It's a stupid way of thinking if you ask me. (￢_￢;)

[@Phantom.Gaming64]

That one story about racist Karen who harassed OP because of vitiligo really triggered me. I have had psoriasis since very young age, and of course it led to bullying in school. So I truly understand what it feels like being judged by immature people who don't understand the medical condition and make their own deductions about it.

[@shepskii4515]

So my did is affected by Vitiligo, and a year or two back he took part of a study for a medication that treats it, and it actually worked. His skin pigment actually started to come back, and it was a total shocker. Sadly we have no idea when the medication will be released, but there is good news for those with vitiligo as it was thought to be incurable or untreatable.

[@maggiesmith856]

It used to be that the only treatment was to take pills that bleached the rest of your skin. Michael Jackson took them.

[@TJDious]

"This is why I live with dad." Daughter wins. Flawless victory.

[@icelery_]

I've always thought vitiligo was so cool and pretty, and it definitely has gotten a lot of attention in the fashion industry

[@themagicconch.804]

Good morning everyone! I hope you all have a great day!~ ❤️

[@bonefetcherbrimley7740]

Damn, that Vitiligo story is gnarly. Poor OP, I am glad they're feelin' good about how they look.

[@CorneliusVanderbild]

You are soooo good at sounding like a Karen, that I find my self getting annoyed with her lol... That must mean you are doing a good job, thank you for all your content I love it

[@Cardcaptorsfan94]

As a past subway worker, the last story is SOOOO frustrating. People just loved to crap on your day. That last story made me so angry

[@HollowSoulBro]

You gotta appreciate the love of the people in the third story, because they stayed together even through homelessness and so much more

[@jlconnors7872]

Yes you are right, vitiligo is very much celebrated. There are even Sims 4 mods to add vitiligo to your sims for a unique look.

[@MY-KEL]

Spicy Nuggets

[@chriscarpenter3370]

lemme get 3 large orders

[@geesegoose6935]

Good point

[@user54363]

Yes

[@AmberO_]

Yes

[@ckinggaming5bucketmadness766]

Spicy jug of spicy chicken nugs Spicy juggets of spicy chicken nuggets

[@adrestiaceaser3011]

I wonder how many fast food workers honestly considered pulling customers like the mom in the last story over the counter and wailing on them.

[@DarthKieduss]

We can thank Michael Jackson for how our society now accepts Vitiligo

[@ArtemisCalavicci]

Not really.A lot of people still believe he got some sort of surgery to become white,and when you tell them he had vitiligo they're dumbfounded.

[@TheMouseAvenger]

The story about vitiligo REALLY grinds my gears in particular! Would they have bullied Michael Jackson for HIS vitiligo? I don't think so!

[@mykei04]

Heyyyyy yooooo love this vids, hi from Spain🇪🇸🇪🇸

[@midnightredditor1991]

This must be like bedtime stories for you.... or before dinner? Hell idk what time zone you're in lol

[@alvarodebarrio7718]

@@midnightredditor1991 is like 15:00 in spain right now

[@jonathanisyeah]

It's 3pm in Spain rn

[@HakainoMegami]

Ayo same!

[@HakainoMegami]

@@midnightredditor1991 not really, they usually get uploaded at like around 3 pm or 5 pm, which makes them perfect for listening during break (I'm also from Spain)

[@hayden7493]

14:48 I was thinking OP could do that although I realise pretty quickly that it’s right next to the bus stop with children so not good idea

[@cityslicker4983]

45 seconds, and there is already 15 comments, and 65 likes.

[@BenoitRAG3]

And?

[@dannydarkstar8159]

Thats the power of rslash

[@cityslicker4983]

@@BenoitRAG3 it's just impressive.

[@motltd4]

The stigma around vitiligo has really started to deteriorate every since Michael Jackson, more recently too because more people are trying to be more accepting of everything

[@jackmanleblanc2518]

I'm surprised we didn't get any rSlash rage about the MiL in the third story. I don't think I've ever felt this much hate for a complete stranger before.

[@callanightshade8079]

The story about vitiligo hurts my heart. I've been bullied by people for how I looked (though I don't have the condition). Bullying takes such a toll on ones mental health. It can push you over the line of no return but people act like it's not a serious issue until it's too late.

[@SpaceCadet2569]

America’s Next top Model brought vitiligo to the table when they had a girl competing who had it. Her name is Winnie Harlow. She has modelled for loads of fashion houses including Victoria’s Secret. She is beautiful and her vitiligo seems symmetrical, and amazing.

[@leannes1083]

At age 6, my parents moved us back to my mums home town to be closer to family, where I met this 1 boy in school who was 5 years older than me. Well this boy would bully me relentlessly. Calling me "chink" (I'm white but have almond shaped eyes??) and all sorts of other cruel names, but the absolute worst was "you're an alien, go back to your home planet freak". Now this is cruel regardless, but when you take into account that the kid had a strawberry birth mark that covered the entire left side of his face, I was kinda shocked, upset, and super confused how I was the alien when he looked different, not me (remember 6 year old logic, so please be kind people) So I stopped going out in the playground and, instead, I'd stay in the classroom with the teacher to help get things tidied away or ready for the next lesson, and avoid this boy and his friends. I was a really happy bubbly kid who just wanted to be "best friends" with everyone, so this hurt. A lot. Mum and dad weren't happy. BUT, it turns out that while the kids were bullying me with all this "alien" crap, the parents were doing the same thing to my mum! Stating non local (our County) people coming and taking up other kids spaces was wrong, we were "foreigners" blah blah blah. Well, 1 day it somehow slipped that not only was my mum born and raised in this town, but her dad was the chief inspector at our towns police station! After that, 99% of the comments to her stopped, but I was "chink" until the day I left school. This was back in the late 80s early 90 (showing my age there!), so school anti bullying policies were non existent. Fun times. I will never understand why people feel the need to comment, pick on, bully or abuse people who are different from them. I mean, if everyone looked and acted the same way, life, and the world in general, would be SUPER boring! Variety IS the spice of life people!

[@k1llerbunny330]

That last story is why you should always try to be nice and cooperative with people in the fast food and retail sector. If you're nice, they can get you what you want. But if you're not, they can absolutely ensure that you don't.

[@xxmusicalhowlxx8997]

Legit on break from working at subway watching this 🤣 gotta love those occasional Karen’s, they make the job quite interesting

[@Zapporah85]

That last teen with her mom, omg flashbacks. If you can believe it, incidents like this only just barely make the list of reasons I don't talk to my mom anymore. Be strong kids, you'll ditch'em eventually!

[@heyitsalex2619]

That last bit about the people wanting refunds is exactly why we require the customer give back the messed up food before replacing it or giving refunds

[@Joannes808]

I had a sign language counselor in primary affected with vitiligo. I seemed to have been a bit slower in development in speaking skills. As it was so far back, I do not have any recollection on my initial reaction to his condition, though I do remember bit and pieces of simple curiosity. My parents approved of him greatly, gifting him much of my sign language materials as my verbal skills began to catch back up with my general age group for any families in major financial strain, (I now have absolutely no memory of ASL at this point which I somewhat regret). That was around 20 years ago, he's retired now spending time to volunteer at a nearby wildlife sanctuary with his wife. I even had the opportunity to work under him again a few years ago as a field intern while in college, as well as attend the occasional lecture given by him with the local historical society. And though the the area affected has increased a somewhat noticeable amount over those two decades, he has always had that same smile and addictive positive outlook on life in nearly everything I have ever seen him put himself working towards. A bit inspiring for a young autistic kid like me back then, and as a young adult like me to this day.

[@Camber126]

" your contaminating the ocean...." this one made me laugh till my sides hurt

[@thedapperdisneydude]

I'm the OP from the MIL story. OMG, thank you so much for reading my story RSlash! My fiancé and I love your channel so much, it was so awesome to hear you read it out loud! ❤️

[@fantasydetroitp]

Did you change your Reddit information to reflect that these are our KZbin names because I commented on another video that was made by another Reddit KZbinr

[@fantasydetroitp]

Also oh my God rslash videos and chill is how we used to spend our nights when we first met is crazy as it sounds because of all we've been through this is kind of an honor thank you rslash

[@GretchenV95]

I’m horrified at how cruel adults can be to children. Sheeesh.

[@quinnzykir]

All the kids in the theater: THIS IS BETTER THAN BATMAN

[@maggpiprime954]

The only vitiligo that seems to be celebrated is the rarer, symmetrical patterning that makes people look like real life scifi heroes, while the more common random "patching" is still viewed with revulsion.

[@notrebbeca]

There was a girl in middle school who went to my church and had vitiligo. I over heard the middle school pastor say "If you're parents would have started going to church before you were born this disease would have never happened to you"

[@krisdotts1776]

4:18 Ain't no way. 💀 She gets up early to wake them up and ruin their day. "Is it time already to ruin Squids day?"

[@TheDeviIDogg]

People with vitiligo look cool as hell, like some old renaissance painter painted them. Or some Picasso art works, I personally don't like Picasso's works but I still appreciate them

[@Ambiino]

I have vitiligo splotches, and during swimming in middle school, they'd call me Michael Jackson. You can't see it unless I wear something that'll expose my shoulder blade and had them and even poke at it, asking if it hurts.