r/Pettyrevenge Karen Tried to Steal My Baby

[@vintagecameragirl]

The sad thing about the first story, if Donna had just been a nice person, she'd had spent the last 30 years as that kids godmother, or auntie Donna.

[@OneEyeShadow]

Considering actions taken, I don't think Donna was interested in the act of raising the child as much as being considered a mother.

[@morgandouglas6014]

Donna is exactly the type of person that all mothers should get a restraining order on. If I was pregnant and my landlord/lady wanted to adopt my baby and refused to take no for an answer, I would immediately start looking for another apartment.

[@eeveeblazelol]

story 1: what kind of sicko holds someone’s housing and work over their head for an unborn child?

[@Thebatcavepetfriendlybakery]

Rumplestiltskin i think but i havent hesrd the legend since i was a baby so i might be remembering it wrong

[@amanesmoonrock]

@@ThebatcavepetfriendlybakeryLMAOAOAO

[@maxthereapernephilim2416]

A karen. That's who.

[@Voltaic_Fire]

One looking for a colossal lawsuit.

[@Fatso97]

Idk if this is meant to be a rhetorical question but conservatives living in the USA would.

[@silverflight01]

Story 1: I hate the fact that Donna only helped because she wanted the baby, and she would gladly put people through hell to get what she wanted. That baby would not survive. Donna sounds like the sort of person that would try to mold the baby into a mini-Donna and be as abusive as possible to achieve this

[@sonic3235]

I'm both glad and sad that we dont have any insane parents with Donna oh well I'm happy op give that wich what she deserves nothing

[@SinisterScoundrel6562]

Yeah, a petty user.

[@wmdkitty]

As I said, there's a reason she couldn't adopt through legal channels.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

She would have created a Donna Jr. and the cycle of abuse would perpetuate for another generation.

[@maam-yj8ph]

Or she would have tried to just straight up make the child a live-in slave, cook, maid, and personal caregiver.

[@d.phantomfan1216]

Story 2: out of all the things to steal, washcloths are so cheap there is absolutely zero reason to steal washcloth. She didn't even have the decency to wash any of them.

[@abiean222]

like, seriously, if you are going to steal them, just steal one or two and wash them as needed. also, are washcloths even that good at taking off makeup? like i think that there are specially made products that are supposed to take off makeup

[@Panda-cute]

@@abiean222 washcloths can take off makeup to an okay level but its better to just shower if you aren’t using special products, especially eye makeup

[@annie4843]

Baby wipes. I find them very good to use to remove makeup before washing my face. Makeup removers irritate my skin.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

Do they not still make cold cream?

[@mavis4801]

Kiki from story 3: So, what's my inheritance? OP: Your legacy of broken tools 🤣

[@michaeltelson9798]

There was an update to the story: The husband had a will, and Kiki had a conditional inheritance based upon changing of her ways. The lawyer was the executor of that portion and she had a set time to prove changes to inherit. Kiki did fulfill the requirements of the inheritance and became a remodeler of good reputation afterwards.

[@mavis4801]

@@michaeltelson9798 that seems like some important info to leave out the first time.

[@michaeltelson9798]

@@mavis4801 The wife didn’t know about the will and it was verified. As I said it was an update on a different channel not part of the original post.

[@silverflight01]

Story 5: This is why you shouldn't be an arsehole to your roommates. They can (and most definitely will) take everything they contributed with them and leave you in the dust.

[@hitmonkey2984]

As they should? Like if I buy a TV I'm taking it with me.

[@Panda-cute]

@@hitmonkey2984 yeah fr. The only exception I feel is my emotionally abusive ex roommate who took things with no warning just to hurt me, but she also skipped out on rent so 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@hitmonkey2984]

@@Panda-cute I see where you're coming from, but at that point, I'd have had gotten all that fancy warranty stuff... Under my name. But that's me being like 'im unable to get my belongings, here's the proof I paid for them"

[@Panda-cute]

@@hitmonkey2984 yeah I wish, I’m in student housing and we didn’t have like insurance for warranties for stuff in that space. It’s whatever at this point, she was a horrible person and deeply hurt me, so now I just imagine her getting what she deserves and feel better.

[@xKCAZxLEADER]

First Story: Donna is a horrible person but the true monsters here is OP's parents and the father of this kid. This man went so far as to join the Navy to be a deadbeat dad, thats a new. OP's parents straight up abandoned OP just because she had a kid, I hope neither of these people are apart of OP's life and her daughter's life. Second Story: Lmao, thats what this roommate gets for using things that doesn’t belong to her. Now she can enjoy having filth on her face Third Story: The absolute audacity to expect more stuff from a man who died after returning tools that were either missing parts or broken is insane lmao Fourth Story: The wife and child didn’t deserve that but he shouldn’t have been trying to cheat. This guy called the cops on OP just for weed? Wow Fifth Story: How is this petty revenge? OP and her friends cleared out the house, moved out, and left Brooke and Annie to suffer with food poisioning inside an empty house

[@dagondeepone3071]

Joining the navy will not let him escape anything unless he gave her a fake name

[@darthaino]

​@Dagon Deep One I was coming to say this as well.

[@spicydiarrhea5662]

Wish op could tell donna that god punished her for being a human monster so she could not reproduce

[@spectrelead]

@@dagondeepone3071 Exactly. If the military finds out you have a kid, they WILL make you financially support them, or you get a discharge that can make your life less than easy

[@Unnecessary_Potato]

It's petty revenge on the side closer to pro revenge 🤷

[@whyamihere1563]

1st story: too bad Donna doesn't live where I do, cause OP would've been set for life with the payout from the lawsuit. Why? Because it's illegal to fire a pregnant woman.

[@luvondarox]

S1 Donna is a special kind of scary. Edit: Also kind of hoping there were no "Grandparents" who conveniently reappeared to be part of the child's life.

[@Unnecessary_Potato]

I bet that they tried and the girl told them no :) If I ever have kids my mom is never meeting them. She abused the fuck out of me I'm not going to put them in the line of fire just to get my narcissistic mother's ego stroked. Eta: none of my partners ever want to meet her either. ALL 3 OF THEM **HATE** HER (We're polyamorous)

[@squeaktheswan2007]

Do you think the Grandparents sent Donna after OP refused an abortion?

[@luvondarox]

@@squeaktheswan2007 Hoo, that would have been a hell of a plot twist. I think Donna was just an isolated case of crazy independent of the Family, though.

[@squeaktheswan2007]

@@luvondarox Yeah, could be.

[@A_Morgan_S1400]

​@@squeaktheswan2007 That's... terrifying

[@ivylasangrienta6093]

There are people who should never be allowed to have a kid, like Donna. I'm also very happy that my toxic ex-SIL wasn't able to get pregnant (and we *know* it's her since all three of her ex husbands had kids in their next relationships). She's also one of those who didn't want to raise someone else's kid so she never looked into adoption either. We all sighed with relief when she hit the big change...menopause.

[@Panda-cute]

I hate it when people like her have that perspective. I’m adopted, my parents sure as hell didn’t raise “someone else’s kid”

[@strandedshooter9686]

Story 1 depending on how recently this happened, joining the navy would have been the dumbest thing a deadbeat dad could do. The government will garnish your wages directly and you can get punished for not providing for your child, reduced pay, reduced rank, extra duty and much more.

[@audreym3908]

She said it happened 30 yrs ago, so what would've happened back then?

[@insu_na]

That was over 30 years ago tho. Times have changed significantly since then

[@dudeorduuude5211]

30 years ago... it might have happened. But 18 year olds don't always think of doing such things, that may have been the issue.

[@alexanderhenby1362]

30 years ago. The navy would have made him pay child support OR dishonorable discharge

[@abiean222]

the thing is, she would have had to prove that the baby was his kid, and idk if she could afford the court costs, let alone the testing.

[@BunnyQueen97]

Story 1: even in an at will state, that’s wrongful termination and discrimination. SO glad OP went after them!! Dona’s probably still childless decades later because any adoption agency should hopefully see her as a walking red flag from a mile away

[@songbird1329]

That last story … I had a similar during grad school. The school purchased an apartment building to house grad students. The apartment had a bed, desk and dresser for each student, but nothing else. I lived with three other girls. We furnished that apartment with a couch, a kitchen table, pits, pans, etc. It was actually very nice. At the end of the year one of the girls graduated, so when we came back in September we had a new roommate. She was a real piece of work, managed to alienate all of us within a few weeks. The three of us graduated in December. We gave everything away to friends who lived in the building - couch, table, dishes, everything. She came back in January to a very basic apartment.

[@turrboenvy4612]

I will never understand parents that kick out their children just when they need them most.

[@michaelrobertson4896]

Honestly those kinds of people are unworthy of that title. I’ve seen “people” and I use that term very loosely, kick their children out at 18 with no warning or reason whatsoever, others I’ve seen them get kicked out for being LGBTQ+ or even for having different political or religious beliefs, even some other bs reason. My point is that any parent can actively abandon their child for these kinds of reasons or even no reason at all is unworthy of being parents.

[@It-is-me...Melsie]

It's incredibly callous. They clearly have no real love for their offspring - perhaps they lack the capability.

[@badsaturnz23]

I will say for the the neighbor story, if you know weed is illegal then you shouldn't really be surprised that when you decide to smoke it in apartments of all places, that someone's gonna say something. He said he can tell when the neighbor smokes his last cigar so he can definitely smell your weed

[@TheBrokenRobot]

Ikr if he's renting wouldn't be surprised if he got evicted if the property owners found out.

[@markthesapphicdumpsterfire1745]

Every person I see who is called Abby: Entitled and mean my sister, Abi: *A literal fricking angel on earth and my best friend*

[@kentario1610]

The one I know is an awesome dress historian! (Abby Cox)

[@smilinmadman]

Notice how their names are spelled differently

[@markthesapphicdumpsterfire1745]

@@smilinmadman I did that on purpose, but yes my sister does spell it like that

[@joeschmo622]

I knew Abby Normal. She was nice, but a little odd.

[@dracko158]

Donna: **Fires OP and kicks her out because she doesn't give her the baby** OP: "Hippity Hoppity, your job is now not your property." Donna: **Childless Pikachu Face**

[@d.phantomfan1216]

Last story: I don't see how this is Petty revenge at all, if I paid for something I'm taking it with me when I move out, there are 4 people that live in that apartment they can easily replace all that stuff better than the three of them could. And after the disrespect I'm Not wouldn't be nice and leave them with anything that was bought with my money either.

[@DarkEinherjar]

"Petty" in this case means "having little or no importance", which applies to revenge stories where the revenge isn't impactful enough on the target for them to be considered pro or higher. It totally fits the last story, as coming back to an empty house is really just a big inconvenience: a quick trip to a dept. store should solve most of the immediate issues.

[@fdm2155]

The level of inconvenience definitely makes that a petty revenge story. The fact that the 4 jerks were sick with food poisoning... just elevates the impact. Also setting up a house from near scratch is hella expensive...

[@scuba535]

The petty part is moving out earlier than planned without telling them.

[@jasminee1357]

Story 1 reminds me of a crazy coworker I had years ago. She'd always lament how she couldn't have kids and couldn't carry to term. When I got pregnant everyone thought it was odd that she announced that she was too. Then she started making comments like "you know my bf is black... If you gave me your baby it would look like it was just his baby haha"... She kept inviting to follow her down the street to her house to pick up baby clothes she got as a gift. NOPE. I had to go to the managers when people started telling me how I was so kind to help her.... Because she'd been telling people I was her surrogate because she miscarried which didn't make sense at all. It got to the point where I had to have family members trail me so that she couldn't try anything crazy when we left work

[@aslanalpin]

This guy's upload schedule is so good i dont even have to read anything on reddit since there will already be a video if i see a good post

[@tobyhjerte6235]

EXACTLY,, I love the upload schedule cuz it's 2pm each day and I'm already up and I can listen to it while I'm getting my shit to head outside for the day

[@ItBePatYo]

Rslash has been doing this, without fail, for a few years now. He's only accidently uploaded late a couple times. I absolutely love his channel.

[@shadowmewfred09]

Yeah because blackmailing you and said they're meant to have your baby and you don't deserve it means they're a perfect mother to give your baby too (not)

[@totalregret]

Smoking story: Neighbor takes his smoke out on the terrace while you smoke inside? Not cool bro. Substances aside, just be more considerate. Good revenge tho lol.

[@THEDubbleHelixx]

Yea, that was an ESH story. I'm sensitive to smoke, so the smell would wake me up in the middle of the night. The considerate thing to do would be to go for a walk and take the smoking away from the apartments.

[@wmdkitty]

@@THEDubbleHelixx The considerate thing to do is mind your own damn business.

[@kaylieesquivel4574]

Happy Tuesday! You all deserve happiness! Have a good day!

[@MAInk-qs5pb]

Thanks going ti the gym soon what about you

[@MAInk-qs5pb]

Thanks going ti the gym soon what about you

[@arianafulford3171]

🎉 Happy Tuesday!😊

[@TOMMY716]

I got one hour of sleep and I work retail in 5 hours and I work for 10 hours

[@aydinzackary]

Thank you!!’ You do aswell!

[@RevokFarthis]

"What's stopping OP from dancing at 5am, nothing" Oh, you've never lived in an apartment before.

[@RayOfTruth]

I feel bad for the red haired woman in the thumbnail. She's surprisingly reasonable in the og video, but a screenshot got taken out of context while people were yelling over her not letting her finish a sentence. She then got harassed for years over a single facial expression.

[@Voltaic_Fire]

That Karen in the first story was _(and probably still is)_ a complete monster.

[@wordsmith6154]

Story 1: Props to OP. As a conservative myself, it's shameful to think that her own parents would abandon her like that and insist she have an abortion! I told myself long ago that when I have kids and if they ended up in this exact situation, I'd be there to help them through it all. The fact that they'll only embrace their values when it's convenient for them and them alone doesn't make them true conservatives. We don't claim those people!

[@abiean222]

i'd say that hypocrisy is a mark of a true conservative. considering how everyone that you guys have chosen to represent you is a massive fucking selfish hypocrite.

[@Sorchia56]

Spot on! We’re conservative & Christian, we don’t judge. Not our job, The Big Guy is the judge. We’ve always told our daughters (we had all girls💕), we will support them no matter what. Our actions have always shown that as well. If they are in prison for murder, we’d visit as often as allowed. If they became pregnant, we’d be with them every step of the way. It’s called unconditional love. Both are adults now with brilliant jobs they love and they know they can come to us with anything. We don’t hand out money*, we give love & support. Sometimes it’s tough love but they’ve never begrudged us for it. *I will say we’ve been known to slip a bit in a coat pocket or handbag, just because! 😂 they never ask but always ring us once it’s found and thank us.

[@glennrishton5679]

@@Sorchia56 As an old Conservative with no kids I agree 100%

[@qdllc]

As far as stealing from a widow, I know a guy who died of brain cancer...his co-worker "friends" showed up and pretty much cleaned out his tools (professional grade). Widow had to go out and buy an el cheapo tool set just to have a screwdriver or two in the house.

[@PrimeCypher]

Last story: I’m pretty sure writing return to sender and mailing it back when it was correctly delivered is considered a crime of tampering with mail.

[@cpypcy]

What's keeping you from dancing at 5 AM? Legal contracts. If you don't have legal contracts when you live in apartments then you live in a shitty one.

[@lamiahunter]

“No bro im not addicted to weed i just smoke it at 3 am and cat fish guys on grindr so i can smoke it without getting caught”

[@izabelarodrigues8894]

No tô mention that Its ilegal where he lives so... Is the neighboor só wrong heres?

[@SaraSG1]

I mean what did he really do to the guy though? It wasn't a planned revenge, it was spur of the moment, and he revealed the cheating. Arguably he should have done that anyway so the wife knew.

[@thehangmansdaughter1120]

I had a baby as a very young teenager, who was adopted at birth (my choice). I chose her parents myself, a lovely couple, who never tried to strong arm my or convince me, or guilt me into giving them my baby. Acting like she was already their baby would have been the thing that changed my mind immediately. As it happens they were there for the birth, the baby going straight into the adoptive Mum's arms. I'm glad to hear Donna doesn't have any children, she clearly fails to understand the bond between mother and baby.

[@lycos94]

neighbour calls the cops because something illegal is happening, so the guy gets revenge by outing to the guy to his family yea thats not right

[@SaraSG1]

If someone was cheating on you, wouldn't you want to know? It's not op's fault that the guy was lying to his wife.

[@lounakin]

Late smoker story: I just want to say to smokers that yes, we can smell it at night, that smell wakes me up... I hate when my neighbour smokes in the middle of the night...

[@samhainnc9416]

10:44 4th story: So he had the cops called on him for weed and then made up a fake story in his head about his narc neighbor to put on reddit because there wasn't anything really interesting in the real story.

[@Ms.Fluffington]

The weed thing. There are alternatives of weed so people don't have to deal with the stench. There's pens or vapes to use that work well. Do that instead of rolling joints and making it obvious u smoke weed

[@1twloha]

It's pretty unsafe to get pens in an illegal state. You don't know everything that's in them or if they're legit. In like 2020 there was a huge issue with counterfeit vapes that put people in the hospital

[@ThatOddChickenHippie]

Yet another reason why edibles are superior to smoking. Sure, it takes longer to take effect but it doesn't damage your lungs, it lasts longer, AND no one can smell a thing

[@uniraffesaur]

Turns out Donna was right about God/the universe/fate/whatever bringing her into OP’s life so they could give each other what they deserve. Donna lost her job, and OP got enough cash to help her get back on her feet. As intended.

[@luvondarox]

S5 At least Abby, Brooke and BFs didn't have to worry about accidentally vomiting on any furniture, so that's a win, right? Seriously, though, why did they go Full Steam Ahole in the first place? What wild egocentric nonsense were they feeding themselves? Moreover, who do you think ran the other out; Team A or Team B? People like that need enemies to function, and I guarantee they turned on each other real quick.

[@dl200010]

My baby: I was raised by a single mother. I have a BS and a good job. It can turn out good, if you want it to.

[@adamb89]

My ex used to wear the same glasses as the chick in the thumbnail. The way those arms block the peripheral view makes it easy to sneak up on people wearing them lol.

[@Traveler19491]

First story: Listening to this story, I was reminded of a line from one of the Clint Eastwood/Dirty Harry movies. The public relations officer for the police is hassling Harry to be nicer to reporters who have been screwing with his case, and also manages to spout some racist BS. Harry asks him if he has any kids, to which the PR guy responds, "No." Harry turns to him and just says, "Lucky for them." Yeah, it's lucky for those kids Donna never had.

[@13BGunBunny]

"practicing dancing at 5 am" That reminded me of a scene from Footloose when a guy was practicing dancing and the whole house was shaking.

[@davidweaver4436]

I just wanna know how the HELL Kiki managed to so consistently and thoroughly ruin everything she touched.

[@MidnightHedgehog365]

That face cloth story is so weird. Makeup wipes can be bought at the dollar store and you'll get tons of them. I buy a coco butter based one for a $1 and there's like 200 sheets in it. If you shelled out maybe 5 bucks you can buy micellar water and a 100 pack of cotton pads. They last forever. Even cold cream then you don't need the cotton pads at all. Makeup removal isn't all that expensive. Especially if she can afford to buy the make up to begin with.

[@glennrishton5679]

Since I dont wear make up .... really I dont....I am unaware of the stuff you mentioned but the one thing I do know of is a washing machine.

[@MidnightHedgehog365]

@@glennrishton5679 true but a washing machine doesn't resolve the issue of her stealing OP's face rags. Whether it's a face rag or wipe or whatever she needs to buy her own stuff. Also you do have to be careful about washing cosmetics in a washing machine. They can be made out of hazardous and/or flammable materials which can cause an explosion when heated in the washer or dryer. They also can stain. Imagine leaving a red chapstick in your pants pocket and accidentally washing it. Your pants are ruined b/c of the oils and fragrance and stains from the chapstick. So you'd have to wash the rags by themselves which can add up quickly if you have to pay say $3 to wash and dry each time in addition to your normal clothes since you can't wash them together and if you separate your whites. That's three loads of laundry and $9 bucks spent once a week at minimum. Probably more if you wear make up more often. It's ultimately cheaper just to buy remover wipes every couple of months.

[@glennrishton5679]

@@MidnightHedgehog365 My thinking was for the thief to wash them using appropriate care not for OP to be responsible. I am very sure your alternatives are the best solution. It is understandable to me why the roommate would "borrow" the washcloths, understandable but not honest. What is inexplicable is why not wash in some manner and return them? Personally I'd have used the last one to wash the toilet and every other place I could think of.

[@MidnightHedgehog365]

@@glennrishton5679 yeah I totally get that. If you're gonna steal from your roommate at least be considerate about it. There are definitely ways to clean the clothes in a safe way but obviously she's not only cheap with her money she's cheap with her time as well. 🙃

[@alilouise5756]

Just with the censoring of Weed, I call it Roses. I live in an area where lots of people smoke it, so to warn people I'm with if they're sensitive to the smell, I'll just say that it smells of roses

[@canadalovesanime3137]

story 1: I suspect the real reason they were never able to adopt was BECAUSE of Donna. Adoption agencies do evaluations on potential parents for this reason.

[@sunnysidesofblue]

I've never really had an opportunity for petty revenge myself, but my dad did something about 10 years back that I absolutely love: They have a house by a lake in a forested summer cabin area, and one weekend there was a bunch of people having an obnoxiously loud party about half a mile away (like, the window panes of my parents' house were shaking from the pumping bass echoing over the water). My parents bore it throughout the day, but when evening came my dad had enough and got creative. He found a sound clip of howling wolves on youtube, hooked up his laptop to his portable PA system, put it all on the porch and pressed play. For some strange reason, the loud music abruptly stopped and the rest of the night was absolutely quiet. XD

[@Sayeed1601butmunchesoncurry]

that second story reminds my of another story where someones dad kept using their razor, so when they bought a new one, the dad used and and when he caught him he went " You're using my ball razor?!"

[@utha5034]

Last Story: In the US, it is a Federal crime to mess with someone’s mail. Too bad they didn’t get that on camera, when they wrote ‘Return to Sender’ on their mail.

[@opmules2574]

The more I hear about these Karen’s trying to choose the child to adopt, the more I’m convinced that it’s a racial preference. When seeking to adopt a child, you cannot choose based on race or have a preference. It’s to clearly make sure that no racial bias goes into adopting. But when Karens try to do this privately, it’s absolutely certain that she wanted a specific child

[@wmdkitty]

Yes, you can in fact choose the child you want to adopt. That's... kind of how it works. You don't just get assigned a child.

[@squeaktheswan2007]

I thought it was to baby trap a guy after faking being pregnant. She can pick one that looks like her husband, and if she adopted one "off the grid" there would be a lot less paperwork and legal attention than if she tried to adopt one from an orphanage or something.

[@bountyhuntermaster2896]

Story 1: goes to show that the parents make the kid, while statistics bear out that single mother households have higher rates of pretty much everything bad (it even shortens lifespan weirdly enough), it goes to show that those stats are not 100% for a reason

[@TetraSky]

When you have roommates, you should make a strict rules, no boyfriends/girlfriends at the apartment other than visiting. Have contracts signed that makes it so you can kick them out if they disregard the rule.

[@joeschmo622]

I think The Navy would've been *verrrrrry* interested in one of their own being a deadbeat dad.

[@Ender11037]

Story 4: I was caught for doing something illegal, so I ruined my neighbor's life.

[@insu_na]

So if that neighbor hadn't found OP smoking weed, he'd have never registered on Grindr and tried to cheat on his wife? Makes sense

[@undrhil]

Exactly this. What a d********.

[@auronheimdall1072]

Dude what the fuck the neighbor ruined his own life what are you saying ?

[@luna_theraider]

Guy did deserve his life to get ruined for cheating on his wife though.

[@SABRMatt2010]

Writing return to sender on someone's mail is a felony and punishable by large fines and even jail time. They should have pressed charges.

[@VorpalSnickerSnack]

1st story: That's not a human is a psycho parasite. I feel for OP cause I'm unfortunately associated with someone who did something similar, it groomed a child and tried buying everything for the baby so they're entitled to the baby, then attempted to take the new born. Shocker it was also a person of "god."

[@strikeforce1500]

1st story: Man,OP was a magnet of awful people. I am glad OP cut contact with that snake. And that Donna is childless.

[@CooperGal24]

Story One is a ProRevenge! Donna SO deserved the karma that she got for trying to illegally claim OP’s baby as her OWN, then FIRING OP illegally and for a stupid reason! I would’ve taken Donna to court and sued her for harassment, wrongful termination over false accusations, wanting a baby without consent, wrongful eviction AND discrimination against a pregnant woman in a sadistic manner! Also, OP’s parents should ALSO be punished for abandoning their daughter and grandbaby. Yes, everyone can be conservative if they want. But if parents chooses conservatism over their OWN family, let alone their kids, they’re gonna face karma justice against THEM; loneliness, being disowned by their family and kids, and not being taken care of or given money that they hoped because “kids are to be OUR caretakers and ATMs when we’re old!”. OP, if you’re reading this, I hope you file a restraining order in case your so called “parents” tries to get back into your life, try to weasel into yours and your daughter’s lives and expect you to treat them like they’re gods. Because I’m my personal opinion, those two scumbags that abandoned you DO NOT deserve to be called parents! They were NO PARENTS, they straight up abandoned OP and expect her to just survive all by herself! “Sorry! Don’t expect US to give you support and love now! Consider us strangers from now on! Good luck with the brat, kiddo!” Absolutely appalling.

[@andrewjustandrew]

Have you ever read a story that you really liked, and wonder where the folks are now?

[@kingolegos]

Story 2: I'm so glad that it was orange foundation and not something else that was clogging up those rags...

[@Queen_Of_Discord]

My dad's girlfriend is named Donna, so seeing everyone in the comments like, "Donna is such a horrible person! How could Donna be so cruel?!" is very bizarre for me lmao

[@wannabehistorian371]

Can we just applaud the mom of Kiki for not condoning her daughter’s terrible actions?

[@alexanderhenby1362]

OP Should have gotten nuclear revenge on both Donna AND her deadbeat ex. All ot would take is contacting the Navy and telling them he skipped out on the kiddo. They would force a paternity test and he could choose, financial responsibility and have child support come out of his earnings, or dishonorable discharge and lose all benefits.

[@ianmitchell5979]

Joining the Navy to avoid your daughter...how often does THAT happen? That's just pure sh*t.

[@RetroArcadeGuy]

I'm not sure why the mother of the first person pursued for more, because... What she did regarding the baby was highly illegal.

[@Sorchia56]

Wretched parents! OP, you did a brilliant job of taking care of yourself and your beautiful lass! Pat yourself on the back. I’m so sorry you had to go through pregnancy alone, with the exception of a complete lunatic hounding you. WELL DONE and congratulations to you and your daughter!

[@anonymouspatriotnetwork2740]

In the first story there is one thing I don't understand, why would the parents of Op push for an abortion if they are conservative. I thought conservatives were pro-life and didn't believe in abortion for any reason.

[@TetraSky]

lol the weed grindr story... Never start a fight with a neighbor. It does nothing good. Communication is an important skill so few people seems to be capable of...

[@timothyricard7078]

The fourth and fifth stories remind me of an accidental Ahole Pettyrevenge I afflicted on a former appartmentmate. I was finishing up my time at uni, but I was graduating a semester later than I expected. So I had to move from my single person appartment (due to my lease expiring and being taken over by someone else) to a shared appartment with two strangers. The two appartmentmates were nice but very particular and controlling, which I was ok with as I was barely in my appartment as I spent most of my time at the university working on finishing my final semester, thus as so long as I did not make a mess we really did not interact. As I was graduating in the fall and then moving for a government job, I was going to vacate my room in the appartment. This complex rented by the room, rather than by the apartment itself, so I was on the hook to the landlords, not by housemates for the continuing rent. The two homemates and the landlords were aware that I will be leaving in the fall before I started living there, the plan was for me to find a replacement once I left or I would just pay out the rest of the school year rent (expensive, but hey I got a good paying job so not financially impossible for me). A few weeks before I left, one of my housemates was hotboxing his room (smoking a ton of weed) and the smoke was filling up my room. I have not problem with people smoking weed, but I do not do so and do not appriate someone filling my bedroom with smoke. We talked, and he sort of brushed me off and commented that it was cold outside so he did not want to open the window. So whatever, i was slightly annoyed but hey that is life when you are living with other people. When I graduated and left, the two housemates extracted a promise that they have veto power over who I can choose to replace me (even though rooms are contracted individually with the complex). I attempted to comply with this promise, but come January, I still could not find a replacement as everyone seemed to dislike the requirement of being interviewed. Suddonly I got a message from the complex with my full bill (Jan-July) due at once, this seemed insane as I was planning on paying monthly, so I called them and they were cagey about it and asked if I would like them to look for a replacement, I said sure as I was overwhelmed at my current job and they seemingly were demanding payment in full. A few weeks pass, then I get a phone call from my former housemate, yelling at me for betraying him. It turns out that the complex did find someone, and the person was a crack addict who aparently was mentallly unstable. So I called the complex as I felt guilty for this situration and they told me the day I left, I voided my residence there and had no say in who replaces me. At this point, I just blocked all numbers and went on with life. I feel bad, but my former housemate was a bit controlling and hypocritical for hotboxing my room. I really feel sorry for the third guy who seemed nice but I talked to only a couple times. (This does feel like a escalation, but I did not plan or mean for this to happen, it was just roommate roulette). TL;DR My controlling roommate who hotboxed the apartment had to live with a crackhead (apparently).

[@Yogasefski]

15:05 the term you’re looking for Rslash, is, blasting out of both ends.

[@adamguymon7096]

Story One: I bet that OP's mom had something to do with talking to the KAREN about adopting OP's baby.

[@Paradigmfusion]

Story 1: The Best revenge is living well. Story 2: Should've used it to clean the toilet too. (or at least let her think thats what happened)

[@charlenevarada--Stargazer]

Last story: That was really hilarious! It was a dirty trick, but it worked & taught that evil couple a lesson!😊

[@RainbowdashLT]

"what is preventing them to tap dance all night" It is laws...to be exact disturbance laws..

[@thes.k.eletonhunter7951]

Kudos to all our single moms out there! Your all brave and doing an amazing job!

[@jamesbartle9617]

2nd story. So that's where my shower cloth went that I use to clean my junk as I shower. Lol

[@anndownsouth5070]

Last story. And 12 years ago, grocery delivery was not really a thing yet.

[@smokingtough]

Did anyone else catch him say "dining curtain" lol.

[@MeadyBeard]

Dining curtains? That's some messy eaters.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

No toilet paper? They could have stolen a washcloth from the chick in the earlier story.

[@YTInnerAgntAuto]

weed being a banned word shocks me

[@dealwithit9772]

My sister tried to steal my bleach bowl and brush when she was moving out to be petty. It was a cheap bowl and brush but hair products are expensive and I never buy accessories unless I use them frequently. So I bought a bunch of dip stick pregnancy tests and started looking for my bowl. I asked her "have you seen my bowl?" She said no but asked if I bought bleach and developer probably so she can use it because I always shared. I said no I wanted to take a pregnancy test and I only buy dip strips from the 99 cent store so I pee in the bleach bowl and dip the strip. I found my bowl after that but never found my brush. 😂

[@nicholasrose8173]

I'm not blaming op but even 40 years ago it was really easy to get child support from service members using the federal government.

[@Salicat99]

For the last one ... play stinky games, win stinky prizes!

[@mr.scarlo2234]

I hope that everyone is having a good Tuesday!

[@233kosta]

The "single mum" thing does get stereotyped a lot (and sometimes for a good reason), but in an of itself it's really not a good predictor. Just too many variables aside from that, but the biggest one seems to be said single mother recognising that the jobs of mother and father *are* different, and finding a way to fulfill them both rather than pretending the latter is unnecessary. This is by far the biggest reason why a somewhat larger fraction of single fathers produce well-adjusted young adults. There isn't an ideological movement that's been bringing up blokes to believe that women in general (mothers in particular) are useless and unnecessary.

[@D.J.Trump2024MAGA]

the 1st one should have been happy to give the baby a better life. it would be a win win she would not be tied down with a brat and the baby would have a much better life with two parents with money

[@blackbirdsax4041]

Day 8 of asking rSlash to bring back r/storiesaboutkevin

[@andreabartels3176]

She could take the father to court for child support and the navy would make sure it is paid. If necessary by garnishing his earnings.

[@kojikashiin319]

Donna would’ve been an extremely loving mother …until the novelty of motherhood wore off. Then she probably would’ve put the kid up for adoption.

[@tinykittenlollipop1]

1st story, Karma happened. Only monsters would do that to a mother with her unborn child. And Roe V Wade overturned made things so much worse in certain states for mothers. Glad OP got revenger and got that person fired, got her job back, and a settlement pay and got things situated. Story 4, Sure, the wife and kid didn't deserve it, but it wasn't OPs fault for that happening. The wife deserved to know so she could move forward with her life and her kid's life and without that cheating butt. They didn't deserve to be cheated on. Hopefully OP doesn't blame themselves for telling the wife and breaking that up because OP did the right thing 100%.

[@lucyhardman2267]

Story 5: Ah, yes. Dining curtains.

[@gecko2.617]

Story Two: I would have cleaned the toilet 😂😂

[@789costela]

Last story: @Rslach dissepointed you could not *smell* that *SWEET* revenge* 😁😂

[@karencahill4798]

I loved Story one. Reminds me of the saying, “Cheaters Never Prosper.” Bless you and your beautiful daughter. Happy Ending. ❤

[@Nerobyrne]

I wish my mom would have abandoned me at birth and left me with my dad. Would have made my life so much better. People need to stop assuming that just because you're married, you'd be a good family to raise a child. Of course it's generally better for a child to have two parents instead of one, but that doesn't mean that everyone is fit to raise a child, with or without another person. And the woman in the first story is NOT fit to raise anything, let alone a human being.

[@LilyTheSimmer]

I love your videos! I listen to them everyday! Keep up the amazing work!

[@themeepster34]

Good morning everyone! I hope your Tuesday treats you well!