Rac*st Mother STEALS Pregnancy Test Results because Father is Hispanic - Reddit Podcast

[@АлишерМакашев-ж1ш]

You know, what’s funny? The guy has really performed his brotherly duty and dragged his sister out of their mother’s tight grip. Not only he stood his ground before but also got the sister out of the mess and came in good terms with her

[@wakandaforever616]

Yes he really did good point

[@metis7534]

I didn’t even think of it this way. Not only did he help the sister get out of her mothers grip, he got her therapy, got her fiancé a job, and gave her the most character development she’s probably seen in her entire life

[@nataliegenung1787]

He did all that while standing his ground on the house. He gave them a hotel and got them a place to stay when they needed it. He gave them a platform to stand on after that whole mess.

[@alistairbalistair9596]

no brother has a duty to do such a thing.

[@metis7534]

@@alistairbalistair9596 he was quoting the mom

[@Miggified]

I've never seen a mother so mad at her child for not cheating

[@ryansawatzki4504]

I have. My ex’s mom used to tell me she was cheating on me. They want to retain control over their children and a significant other threatens that control, so they ruin the relationship if they can

[@starboi141]

@@ryansawatzki4504 how would an ex-mom cheat on their spawn? 💀

[@NeptuniaMorgan]

@@starboi141 sweet home Alabama

[@vorza2988]

@@starboi141 you should probably re-read it

[@starboi141]

@@vorza2988 the comment? Or the reply I replied to?

[@goldjaws]

Not only is he not the jerk but he’s the HERO. He saved his sister from the brainwashing treatment and even gave the sisters boyfriend a great job opportunity! He did things in a near perfect manner.

[@Random-Passerby-6uy]

I think its brother-in-law now?

[@cherry__Soda]

Yep

[@Jafantant]

Yes, I disagree he is not just a hero, but a genius person

[@Reeseman678]

He is an amazing person though he didn’t like his mother or sister in the first part, he took charge of everything help the sister out getting an apartment help the boyfriend get a job. It’s amazing.

[@hughmarcelinrice8135]

I agree

[@thekillercat3383]

I know this guy's dad is cackling from heaven.

[@Kokomi552]

Oh absolutely

[@samuelwforestier]

For sure

[@hyperkid5990]

I would be too

[@stronkgork5582]

For sure

[@evangeaney2123]

mother POV: crying because she’s depressed Father POV: cackling

[@jflo2077]

If anyone thinks that this guy is a jerk for not letting his mother order him to give up his house then that person must wake up to the real world

[@zurich_playzbg6165]

If you're an adult then your mother should lessen the ordering as they need to do things themselves and they no longer need guidance

[@takik.2220]

yknow, if my mom was still part of my life given im a child, i woouuld probably think that he was the jerk, she was just as controlling

[@ionzm4612]

Nah man,he is a jerk for not handing her a water bottle :troll:

[@darkflamemaster3623]

@@ionzm4612 yeah that water bottle should be cold

[@hebercluff1665]

Watching these videos makes me feel very lucky with my parents. I won't say I dad never got angry, but he was always just as angry as he needed to be (which is not often)

[@Nintadso]

Honestly, the mother in the first story got what she deserved in the end, and I feel like it's actually some sort of a good ending considering the OP's sister started acting more mature thanks to therapy, and it seems their relationship is getting better

[@JohnnyMcbumbersnazzleKinc3]

👍

[@HavianEla]

Racist, abusive mother’s kids turn on her and a trio is able to grow and become a family/found family? Beautiful, ground breaking, inspirational, love to see it

[@kittyhoffman1748]

Kinda like dar man videos

[@braxtoncarter9845]

This sounds like a story you would see on Dateline NBC

[@RAID3N_2013]

@@braxtoncarter9845 I'd see that movie.

[@jakekruz1881]

And I never seen a mother so racist

[@dasportyyamper3798]

you forgot that OP has a GF so it's 4 people

[@tyrone_ganggang_3357]

The daughter went thru a redemption arc

[@Furnischer]

Hahahaha yes lol

[@MagnustheDemon71]

True lol

[@SouthpawJoe]

lets hope. this behaviour tends to die hard. as soon as she feels she's entitled to something she'll be back.

[@thelastmlg2699]

@@SouthpawJoe well, is not like she changed from night to day, and OP knows her well enough so he'd probably notice if she is still entitled or something

[@Hamstersandw1ch]

Red dead redemption

[@antonquintus578]

Story #3 is hilarious. This is why everyone needs friends. Friends tell you, to your face, when you are being an idiot. This guy is a good friend for being patient and understanding without failing to call out his buddy's bullshit. Don't worry OP, I'm sure once the test is done or the pregnancy is over, you will be friends again. Possible solution: have a doc that neither one of them know explain how that whole thing works. Maybe if it comes from an outside expert it will be easier for OP's friend to understand.

[@TheVillageIdiot829]

The only reason i see for getting a maternity test is if you think your baby got switched at the hospital

[@stephenotto2294]

​@@TheVillageIdiot829 only way she is not the biological mother is if she is being a surrogate

[@okage3977]

i feel like for such a bad situation this is such a good ending. No he isn’t the jerk he did the best possible thing in this situation not many people could handle it this well. This guy is a saint

[@Hamstersandw1ch]

666 likes

[@typhoon1575]

No, this is a good ending if you ask me. Sister's going to therapy She has a boyfriend she's going to marry He has a rather secure job now that will slowly rank up and pay well She's away form an abusive mother And the guy here went out farther than he had to to help with it all. Leaving the mother, a horrible narcissistic, racist, piece of human trash, a shell of her former self with a slowly declining company. bad situation all and all But good ending if you ask me Personally speaking though, and i'm lucky to have a good family so I don't have to make decisions like this. OP was far too nice to hte mother. Dump thos e videos, ruin her career, make her homeless

[@ArathGohldin]

Nah this guy isn't just a saint he's a fricking angel. ngl as soon as the mom started assaulting op in the first story if i were in his shoes i would have pulled a gun on her and told her to get off my property. this guy showed so much restraint as to be way too nice about it all.

[@ArathGohldin]

i live in the state of Missouri so castle doctrine is a thing here.

[@warschdule]

@@ArathGohldin that would be illegal 😱

[@brycehartzell4643]

Wow OP is an angel, the fact that he got thru to the bf, got thru to his sister, helped support the both of them financially in ways that were productive for them and dealing with cray mom the whole time? An angel.

[@SenseiRaisen]

he is an unsung hero for his sister and his brother in law too. He pulled her out of the entitlement and the grasp of their entitled mother while teach her what she did wrong at beliving everything her mother said.

[@KePzez]

You can choose your friends but you can't choose your family no matter how weird and fucked they are

[@TheFi3nd]

His not an angel his a hero he can fuck up yes but he worked hard and did the right thing to do

[@MrCherryzz]

The real champ is the father. He did one heck of a job raising a good son.

[@lenirish]

He may be an angel but one thing's I'm sure of. He's a good brother

[@Fiercetits]

I’m surprised the “mommy” wasn’t charged for stealing and opening someone else’s mail, that’s an automatic felony, and potential jail time.

[@mathisonchicetawn8445]

There have actually been a lot of updates to the first story (it was a whole saga) and one of the updates that the mother visited the sister pretending to have found god and tried to manipulate her into coming back with her. After being called out, she lunges for the sister but misses. The sister and her boyfriend call the cops on her and she does get arrested.

[@nicholascaburian7209]

At the time of them stolen mail they lived in the same house. So in technicality I think it would fall under general collection.

[@CriticalToast_toaster]

I'm surprised she didn't get jail time for major property damage and assault

[@Fiercetits]

@@CriticalToast_toaster Me too, but I think he decided not to press charges and just have her pay for damages.

[@Aizenbleach_]

That mom just speedran her way into a nursing home

[@Kokomi552]

Maybe that was the plan all along 🤯

[@kingcount9927]

Maybe ily mag baby

[@clarissa5539]

Nursing homes are too expensive, just leave her by herself. :S

[@bunnybag756]

Not even, just send her to the grave 💀

[@vastolordeking6285]

W pfp

[@gachatana9656]

Daughter doesn't seem like the asshole ngl Just seems like she was naive and needed the support that OP gave through the therapy, the fact OPs sister went on to show more maturity shows she was willing to fix things, sign of not truly being a bad person.

[@iClone101]

Yeah, it seems that the mother's beliefs of absolute obedience from children worked on the sister, essentially brainwashing the sister into believing and obeying the mother's every word and action. And where OP could have easily left the sister in the cold from the decades of abuse he received from her, he helped her on that chance that she was truly a better person than their mother had shaped her to be.

[@penguinpingu3807]

She is faithful to her boyfriend, that is a big signal that shows the sister does have what little standard does she have.

[@davinamalika3104]

I agree

[@jeffkwasouski6876]

It sounds like she, at heart, was a good person but since she had a bad up-bringing did not know right from wrong and was unable to voice her opinion as that might of made her homeless and abused by her mother (you never know what that mother might do). As soon as OP gave her therapy she probably knew what was right and changed for the better of her boyfriend, child and her family.

[@FENRIR-hl6il]

Yeah. I'm glad the two were able to reconcile and start having an actual relationship as siblings should. The mother got only a fragment of she deserves. But she's got the rest of her miserable life to cash the rest of that check in.

[@brandygiovinazzi3460]

I actually remember hearing a 3rd update on the crazy entitled mother story. If you ever find it I'd love to hear it again. Apparently the sister actually did do a complete 180 and made something of herself and they all maintained NC with the mother even after this update. Sis and brother-in-law were doing very well according to the OP in that one.

[@Bunny53689]

man i want to hear it

[@Amadeus8484]

Mother: "YOU TURNED THEM AGAINST ME!" Son: "You have done that yourself!"

[@florians9949]

You’re arrogance and racism has already done that.

[@lisagulick4144]

Oh, wow...perfect reference. That deserves more likes than I am allowed to give.

[@Somber_Frog]

My mothers famous words there. We’re always turning ppl against her, totally not her just showing everyone how racist and narcissistic she is!

[@OreganoParsley]

I love this reference

[@Amadeus8484]

@@OreganoParsley Who doesn't? :)

[@infernolord4861]

For story number one, the fact that he was able to get his sister to see what their mother was doing and how she is better for it, I'd like to nominate that guy for brother of the year, because he went out of his way to help his sister after everything that they went through because of their mother

[@hebercluff1665]

Better late than never

[@SenseiRaisen]

Basically he did the true Brotherly Duty by showing his sister how much of a b* their mother was too, and how he was willing to help as long as she goes to therapy and work hard to be better than their mother. OP is a true hero for the sister and also for the brother in law too.

[@solenn3995]

@@SenseiRaisen Yup he is a true hero, also we won't forget the niece or nephew yet to be born that won't have to live in the mess their grandmother caused

[@jbourne8908]

This is an AWESOME outcome. Good for you being a good brother and allowing your sister the opportunity to break free from your abusive mother.

[@the_gigachad_]

When the dude glared at his mother when she tried beating her daughter, all it took was one glance to make her back off. This man is an absolute beast.

[@speedsupreme9173]

Its because the guy backhanded his mother in the previous story so hard that it made her fear him

[@mrroboshadow]

@@speedsupreme9173 i believe it was a combo of that and him still having the recording of her assaulting him before that

[@demopan4446]

Imagine if the dude didnt gave a death glare but got a rizz glare. Would've been funny

[@Reasoo]

mf used conquerors haki on her 💀

[@GodYermonia]

@@Reasoo Ha!

[@luffy5235]

hes such a great brother respect for him even though they tormented him he helped his sister and her bf and the baby this help definetly changed thier life

[@Kristen2245]

Now seeing this part of the story it MAKES SO MUCH SENSE why his sister acted like that! It sounded like the mother abused her! The way she grabbed her hair and tried to hit made it seem like it wasn't the first time. I'm sooooo happy he got his sister, unborn neice/nephew and her fiance out of that wicked women's grip!

[@_TheBigCabbage]

Op’s brother in law is the most tolerant person I’ve everything heard of

[@khameeshahagood9077]

What does op mean?

[@_TheBigCabbage]

@@khameeshahagood9077 it is the person who wrote the story

[@khameeshahagood9077]

@@_TheBigCabbage oh ok thank you

[@kinggluestick9596]

@@khameeshahagood9077stands for original poster

[@Finlay-_-]

@@khameeshahagood9077 It’s proper meaning is Original Poster

[@aspcise]

This dude is an absolute saint. I would have blocked both the sister and mother and gotten a restraining order as soon as the house thing happened, this was the best possible outcome

[@1mol831]

At least the brother in law was willing to work

[@somethingidk2345]

Man the guy is not only not a jerk he is a hero of sorts, he didn’t go as far as to destroy his mother reputation and job, he did cause it but all he was doing was the consequences of the mother’s actions, and he earned the gigachad status for actually helping the boyfriend and his sister.

[@mr.smi-le7429]

The fact that he asked if he was the jerk when his mother tried to take his house from him is it crazy

[@IamW4RL0RD]

I think it’s just his conscience for hearing that she’s depressed, which is totally fine. It just goes to show that he is more human then her, that he actually feels empathy unlike his mom

[@dragonstorm0888]

I thin that even when you know your mom is a jerk, its still hard to think of it that was because shes your mother. Obviously that woman was a failure as a mother and never shouldve been one to begin with, but its still very difficult for someone to go against their mother. I've seen plenty of examples of that irl at least

[@bennytennyson]

whoever you are whatever your mom's personality is, you will always have a soft spot for your mother.

[@shempeym]

1: Great story, she got what she deserved. 2: Hek yeah I'll make him walk 3: Dude's got an IQ of 10

[@TheRealChappers]

Dude in story three is being reasonable, since now days people can have other women give birth to their child ( it's something to do with IVF ) The lady could just be getting paid to carry the baby untill birth

[@jaytm6719]

King Pud, yeah no. Dudes an idiot, the story makes it clear thats not whats going on. I hope that dude never has more kids, otherwise future generations will look like the movie Idiocracy….

[@JohnnyWolfblood]

90% sure the last dude meant he wanted to be sure the kid was his incase she cheated on him.

[@follicular7557]

@@JohnnyWolfblood That's the paternity test, but he was asking for a "maternity" test to see if the baby was HERS, which is stupid as hell if you think about it.

[@neilmacartney8972]

@@TheRealChappers but that's what the paternity test after the baby is born for to see if it's his or not

[@scarletspectre153]

Story #3: i genuinely thought you mispelled paternity at first, then i felt my brain cells committing suicide one by one as the sheer stupidity of the friend was revealed.

[@qteapi3589]

She could be a surrogate...and not be letting him know

[@spamachuchan8824]

Same. Like the ONLY thing that makes sense is that in fear and in stress, the dumbass confused the two. Then doubles down on "not the father" and "not the mama". I'm on OP's side here, call me back when the brain cells clock back in for work. Otherwise I'm going to be even more insensitive and just laugh in the face of stupid.

[@ThetaSimpson]

“No no, dude. Like, I’m not sure the baby is hers.” “…. The one in her womb?” “Yeah dude.” “I’m gonna kill you.”

[@CallOutToJesus_Romans10_13]

😂

[@kristopherdetar4346]

That father is smiling down from Heaven for the son’s action and character. It appears the brother has become the father figure the sister never had. Looks like all will be well in time. The witch like mother appears to be narcissistic and toxic. Keeping the mother at a distance will be the best medicine for everyone.

[@zsewqthewolf1194]

from the sound of things her family have a long history of this, and if anything it was made not given and the sister could have easily turn out like her mother narcissistic and toxic, but having a good person in someone life can really change that.

[@lazyryan3766]

That's an insult to witches

[@CrazyEmilykitty]

Honestly surprised at how kind OP was to his sister after what happened. But boy am I glad he was since it seems like she was just heavily influenced by the mom. Not at all the jerk. He stood his ground and did what he had to do and ended up helping the sister as well which is incredible. Great job OP!

[@kathleenniska6450]

Story 2: The groom needed to be called on his inappropriate behavior. I applaud the father for taking a stand.

[@lilipetrovicz1241]

Story one: Happy ending I guess, the OP is an amazing brother, and I am glad that the sister and her future little family got a chance to improve, and even more happy that they're trying to do so. Story two: Definitely would've made him walk. Never harass women. The problem wasn't the engagement night (it made it worse yeah), but like there is no way in heaven nor hell where you can harass others (not just women, ANYONE). Story 3: The guys an idiot, no question.... OP was right.

[@La_Foi]

Do you know the original post?

[@jo-annelove4543]

@@La_Foi it’s the one right before this one

[@chrisdonovan9872]

Engagement night but doing that do not bold well for the relationship

[@ankhshield3793]

Facts

[@diogonetoheaven5044]

“Never harass women” so women can harass men?

[@francis_sksk8805]

Story 1: I'm really happy that op's sister got out of their mother and is gonna do well for her child and that op helped his sister and brother-in-law; I'm most happy that the sister is now not being a spoiled brat anymore. Story 2: Who in their right mind checks other girls on their Engagement night??? And more importantly in front of your father?? Like your are engaged now you should focus on your fiance and your future wedding. I'm really happy that the father taught him some manners, and kinda upset at the mother, yes I know she might not heard or seen what her son did. Story 3: Not wanting to be rude but that's kinda stupid, the girl is pregnant how can the child be not hers?? I know the friend is probably nervous of potentially being a father but calling your friend stupid about something they are specialized and studied for long is kinda frustrating to hear.

[@thezeldaboi2310]

I have mad respect for this man. His sister was a jerk about the house thing, and he's still willing to help her.

[@iClone101]

Damn, this whole situation with the sister's actions and immaturity was similar to what I had predicted from the first part. The sister was being severely manipulated by the mother, and unlike with OP, she completely fell for her mother's borderline brainwashing. That line the mother spewed, "I am God," seems to have been the situation the sister was being put in. OP could've easily abandoned the sister after the decades of abuse he received from her, but he decided to offer her help and as a result helped the sister recover. Props to the boyfriend as well, for sticking with the sister despite all the abuse her mother threw at him.

[@tinodaperson7174]

I liked not only because it was a good comment, but I wanted to see 69 likes.

[@safidelrio]

I wasn’t expecting such a good ending I’m glad op and his sister got back on good terms

[@Mymomshouselol]

This guy is amazing. He was nice enough to help his sister and her boyfriend out right after she was planning to take his house (in last video) we need more people like this guy.

[@ampstudios4169]

I’m glad this turned out this way. She finally got a well deserved reality check. It had a mostly happy end with sister finally getting help.

[@GreatOldOne9866]

Mad respect for the brother, protecting and supporting his sister and getting her boyfriend a job. I wish more people were like him.

[@kedokuzizi]

Amazing brother I have so much respect for him

[@leia3618]

Story 1: absolutely NOT a jerk. The mother DESERVED what she got by the end: alone, losing customers, and with a restraining order. Story 2: definitely NOT a jerk. REGARDLESS of the boys' mental states or alcohol levels, harrassment is NEVER okay. Those bastards DESERVED what they got

[@kingfnaffan3860]

Story 3?

[@Shadow30.]

@@kingfnaffan3860 not jerk the friend is confused and scared i think calling him a idiot was ok in this situacion

[@leia3618]

@@idcboutgoogle3448 I LITERALLY JUST said harrassment is NEVER okay. I NEVER said that boys can be harrassed; don't try to put words in my mouth.

[@rowenchaos]

​​​@@leia3618 Um you guys both should recheck your wording you both put "can"

[@mystery_mr.y]

​@@idcboutgoogle3448 how even?

[@harleyquinn5774]

Not the jerk. An absolute hero and inspiration!

[@ChiKa0916]

Some people shouldn’t really have children. Glad the OP still helped the sister and her boyfriend get started with an apartment and getting mental help too. OP is the MVP! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Nehu_22]

And the guy on the third story maybe isn't ready to have a child either

[@m24213]

This is actually a happy ending, the fact that the sister is out from her mother's influence, and taking therapy and getting better, and now has a chance at good relationship with the brother. I mean, it does suck the way everything went down, but I think its one of the best possible out come from the story.

[@ultraviolet_liqht8105]

I'm honestly so happy that the sister in the first one made an effort to get better. Not very often that you see that in one of these types of stories.

[@alexanderliemcartwright8334]

Tbh i lost 35 brain cells when i heard "the baby might not be hers"

[@ProxyAlter]

I think he was meant to say his but got messed up on the thing

[@ProxyAlter]

yeah nvm the other dude is just stupid (the guy in the story not the narrator or OP)

[@JohnnyWolfblood]

Yeah, it’s pretty obvious he meant she might have cheated on him, and wanted to make sure it was his.

[@smilingsamurai5590]

@@JohnnyWolfblood the whole story was about op's friend asking for a test to prove his girlfriend is actually the mother, then op told the friend that it doesn't make sense because that's not how biology works, op's friend then calls op stupid and that op doesn't know how biology works, so op gets upset and calls his friend an idiot.

[@follicular7557]

@@JohnnyWolfblood They were already in the process of making sure it was HIS, by doing a PATERNITY test. The dude wanted to do a MATERNITY test as well to prove the baby is HERS, which is utterly stupid as hell.

[@t3rrar1z3r]

This man is not the jerk, he's the best man I've ever heard of

[@ComeliaO7]

I had to go search This story on a different channel to have the whole thing connected. But I’m glad the first got a very happy ending. I’m glad he reached out to his sister and I’m glad she listened. She realize what her mother was doing was just downright mean and they broke the cycle.

[@uncomfysapphic8415]

I'm really glad this post ended up the way it did, I'm glad OP actually helped out his sister and her boyfriend and that she went to therapy and is showing improvement. If this is a true story I wish all of them the best of luck.

[@foogod4237]

When I was listening to the first part of the story, I honestly felt a little bit bad because it sounded like as a result of all this (in addition to having to deal with that kind of mother) he was likely going to end up thoroughly estranged from his sister, mostly just due to the mother's influence. Hearing this conclusion, it may not be perfect, but it is honestly the best possible result I could imagine realistically happening, and it's actually really nice to hear that at the end of things he seems to have a much better relationship with his sister (and her fiancee), she's developed a better outlook on life, and they have better prospects for the future too. It's kinda nice to come out the other end of one of these stories actually feeling kinda good for once.

[@daco9971]

I respect all he still does for his family despite all that happend. He's a good brother. I know his dad is proud

[@_SU_RPR_]

This man is still not a jerk, he's still a legend, I have mad respect for him.

[@pliokanche9337]

To be honest, I am incredibly satisfied by the ending of this story, considering I myself have been in such a conflict before. My father was almost the same as the woman from the story and accused my mother of cheating on him. He has always been a disgusting, toxic narcissist and was both physically and verbally abusive. After things started to escalate back when I was 16, I decided it was time to end this hell of a life and with a lot of troubles helped my mother divorce him. He then attacked us on multiple occasions but since I am particularly physically strong, due to me working and lifting heavy things from when I was a little kid and also my harsh weight lifting that I used as a way to vent out my frustrations, he found himself outclassed in physical strength by a large margin. I reacted quick on his assault and me and my mother were unharmed but had to go to a hospital, because a single hit sent him flying, because of my strength and adrenaline induced rage, that was just my body's natural response to his presence, because we were constantly alert and under pressure that he might try to do something like attempting a murder. He tried to sue us for assault and lost the case. After that we got a restraining order issued and bought the house off of him and he is currently swimming in debt, because he was taking huge loans to try and carry out false statements of me and my mother trying to rob and murder him. Considering that I have experience with such things, only if I had the monetary means to do this much earlier, because right now I am a broken man after what happened (just problematic nerves, meaning short fuse and when angry I go ballistic), and also had the possibilities that the OP had, life would have been lovely. I am honestly wondering how WE as a species have made it this far with human garbage like this.

[@markallem1267]

He has the perfect right to ask for a paternity test.

[@Din0theDinos6ur]

honestly i'm glad the sister became more mature, she got her redemption and i'm here for it

[@scottbruckner4653]

Okay for the two parters. That dude is not the asshole and was a respectable adult. That's a man I want to shake the hand of.

[@TrashPandaPirate]

God damn i came from part 1 and that was so much better of a conclusion than i couldve ever hoped for. Glad the sister is going to therapy, she definitely needed it

[@timomajere]

Story 1: Having listened and read part 1.... I can safely say that This is why you do not eff with your own family. It isn't like a friend where you can just tell them off and never engage again. I'd have done the exact same thing to any family member who attempted to ENTITLE themselves into my home and family life unwanted. You reap what you sow.

[@manloloyojosh1458]

Op is a very good person. Being able to forgive your sister like that and acting mature. I cannot express how I am very impressed by his actions and maturity. Kudos.

[@micahftw6432]

Op is obviously larping lmao

[@avaemberrose]

I just came from part one and couldn’t find part two and what do ya know? This is part two! Just made my day, how I landed on this vid and how amazing the brother is. He knows who to forgive and who to forget.

[@sakyo_kai]

Dude shut up. You’re not a jerk, the world is full of people like this, you’re the reality that rarely appears in this world.💜

[@Nehu_22]

Story #1: I'm happy for OP and her sister's redemption arc (and of course her boyfriend and baby) the mother just lost everything, she's not even gonna get a retirement home Story #2: Yeah, I would do the same than OP Story #3: There's people that don't understand biology, and then this guy XD

[@cybermainstream]

His sister* it literally says in the story for HIM to perform his BROTHERLY duties.

[@noneed4159]

He was definitely not the jerk. He saved his sister from herself and their mother. I think he is an amazing brother.

[@frizzij]

It genuinely makes me so happy to hear that it seems like the sister is going to turn her life around and "normal" and not an entitled brat. I don't think that story could have ended any better

[@ukemochi9082]

I would definitely not speaking to her anytime again in my life! I'm glad the sister got out of there and the brother was so compassionate to help her after everything that happened

[@MrCrow2802]

5:00 isnt opening someone else's mail a federal offense 😂

[@Thomas_Forty]

I just love how even tho the brother and sister basically ended up hating each other the op took responsibility as her brother and looked after her future he's not a jerk and it shows even tho the sister was spoiled and lazy at the time he still cared for her

[@iClone101]

To me it seems like the siblings have been slowly repairing their relationship, since the sister has gone to therapy and is seeing the abusive ways of their mother.

[@Fairygoblet]

it says a lot to me that she still called her brother when she was in a crisis, even after everything that had happened.

[@Dragonk116]

I'm glad that he did end up helping his sister and boyfriend, the mother is an absolute demon.

[@miguelsupertopzeramuitolegal]

Part 2 made me realize that her (the sister’s) behavior was not fault

[@chickadee-the_skywing6155]

The son was raised so amazing with the value of hard work and I can say the father is probably happy and proud of his son 👏 👏

[@LocalRando_]

Bro, this guy is an absolute gigachad. Respect.

[@neodragon3037]

The guy is nowhere near a jerk, he even went out of his way to get his sister and her boyfriend the help they needed

[@jtscott3849]

Hell Yes! This first story is such a come back for these two siblings! I am so glad the sister in this story had her eyes opened! The boyfriend is so great, and the OP is no jerk!

[@insidejoke2483]

Im so glad that OP was able to repair his relationship with his sister

[@xanthiusdrake2775]

In reality, his sister was a victim of his mothers influence, since she pretty much brainwashed her.

[@egg.6223]

My respect for his sister went way up since the last video

[@skeleton_craftGaming]

Not only is this guy not a jerk. He's a hero. He not only saved his niece/ nephews life but probably his sister's and his [I assume] brother-in-law's

[@buildingblock1518]

Story 1: Absolutely not the A-hole. OP helped his sister and brother-in-law get a DNA test, secured a position for the brother-in-law, and defended them from his mother. I’m of the belief that people have the capacity to change for the better, but his mother stands as an antithesis to that belief. Not only has she lied, cheated, and manipulated others in many attempts to get what she wants, she straight out attacked those that were supposed to be family, and attempted to abort her unborn grandchild. Throwing rocks at the windows just shows she’s not willing to change over time. What happened to her in the end was purely self-destructive. OP has no reason to feel bad for her Story 2: A bit of an a-hole. While the step-son’s actions were appalling, I would’ve said a stern talking and/or a smack up-side the head would’ve sufficed. Kicking him out of the car and forcing them to walk was a tad overkill on OP’s part Story 3: Definitely not the a-hole. OP’s friend was being unreasonably paranoid, bordering on “Tinfoil hat” territory, even after being explained how basic biology works. The other friends probably didn’t get the full story

[@TheRealChappers]

Due to basic biology there is a thing called IVF and that allows the egg to be fertilized out side of the body and be put into the womb, due to this people can get paid to carry someone else's baby. Not sure who would tho tbh but still a scientific possibility now days

[@KatherineBoleyn]

for story 2 nah man that's straight up harassment & I would've been terrified if I were her & I am every time it happens to me. It should never be tolerated. I would've done much worse to him.

[@CaspiRose99]

Nah for story 2 he deserved it. All he had to do was admit that he was wrong for what he did. And that could have been the end. But they kept going fact is that they are not entitled to a ride home from him its a privilege that op revoked.

[@dizzyndead]

lmao everyone that doesn’t know what being harassed is like thinks that the person in story 2 is an a-hole

[@cavallinofluttuantemaggico6309]

I`m Happy that the sister had an "happy ending" in the story

[@DustyAngel_]

OMG YAS I FOUND YOUR CHANNEL AGAIN!!!! A year ago I found your channel and loved it 🥰 You got me started on reddit stories and I love them. I took a break a while ago and lost your channel. I now just found it and am do thankful 🥺 I LOVE YOUR CONTENT SO MUCH ❤

[@zaidan5796]

When he said test was positive my heart sank for the dude having to deal with the daughter and mother for the rest of his life now

[@NathanChisholm041]

The mother-in-law from hell!!

[@dannydean84]

It's dark and she just wanted to get home instead she gets scared from poor treatment by some men checking her out. I am glad the father had the guts to punish the son for this treatment of another woman on the night he got engaged. The treatment he gives this woman sounds like they are harassers and stalkers in training.

[@giancarlofelicianocastaned9316]

I really like how the sister mellowed out. That's awesome.

[@t.a6159]

Honesty speaking, this sounds like a revenge fantasy of a man with deep seated mommy issue

[@oneandy2]

Assuming all of this is true, you're playing with fire by allowing any of these people to be in your life.

[@BasicallyRANDOMYT]

Story 1. Hot daym. This story has everything. A protagonist, an antagonist. Redemption, character development. Revenge and a great resolution. Absolutely lovely

[@aggimusik8567]

K men he was a really good person for paying for DNA test and other stuf so no not the jerk

[@WillowtheRogueBard]

Personally probably would have handled it like I did in irl. Cut off my controlling abusive mother (with the help of my now hubby) It's not easy cutting a narcissistic parent out of your life. OP definitely took the high road

[@w3nkexing]

the whole entitled mother story could be such a lit movie like the mother gets on her villain arc and immediately loses 💀

[@noobieappearance5822]

"Like a good son should" Like she was a good mother 🤣

[@SlimReaper21]

I love these videos. Keep up the good work

[@joelvandenbroek3210]

Honestly they should start all of these titles with: “I’m not the jerk” Lmao

[@storm6447]

People like The mom in the second story is the reason parents need to tell their daughters not to walk alone at night!

[@salcalı_tavuk_17]

For the second story; “The things all boys around his age do.” Excuse me? Harassing women, harassing people is _normal?_ That man is not a jerk for kicking out the son and his friend for harassing someone, i literally feel sorry for his fiancé for having a fiancé and in-law thinking boys harassing women is normal

[@Nehu_22]

And "Boys around his age"? His going to get married, he's not a boy anymore, he's a grown ass man, he should know better, you can't use the Boys will be boys card with an engaged man

[@octo448]

It's not really that shocking- men don't just suddenly do that stuff at the drop of a hat. She raised him and she's probably been hiding and excusing his poor behavior his entire life. This was just the one that the son did in front of the father, probably without thinking because he was sloshed and overconfident on his engagement night. Abysmal, but not shocking.

[@salcalı_tavuk_17]

@@octo448 I know and it’s terrible but I think I hate the normalization of this like how mom raised her son it’s disgusting

[@user-wo6gi6vs46]

Op’s sister had a massive transformation from story one and story two good job op

[@adedayoalabi5905]

Dan got me weak😭😭 but abt the engagement party,walking home isn’t that bad but I feel like he just should’ve found another way to condemn him especially when he had just proposed to his fiancée

[@euanstokes2828]

No, your very much not the jerk, you just got your sister back, and saved her boyfriend from a lifetime of misery. Here you dropped your crown, king 👑

[@canineking1952]

You're not a jerk for any. You have really good reasoning.

[@Dark_Angel_666_]

Not a Jerk, OP's mother sounds like my bio dad and it honestly messes with you so much and she is nasty ans cruel for what she did

[@UltraInstinctShaggyNO.1]

Daughter (after escaping her mother): "Now this is pod racing" Son (when he has had enough of his mother's shit): "Its treason then" Son (After finally defeating his mother): "Just like the simulations"

[@ZaKRo-bx7lp]

This is like a telenovela. Whoever wrote this is a good storyteller. 🤣🤣

[@luffy5235]

the last guy definitely failed school and bunked classes , hes like if its her bAbY ?

[@haileywoods1787]

Lmfaooo right like bro if I was the friend I would just say your the last person she would wanna baby trap and then probably slap him

[@luffy5235]

@@haileywoods1787 🤣🤣

[@TinyC105]

The guy wasn’t a jerk but the two sons were. Also for even defending the sons I would consider calling the wife a jerk