Tell Me You’re A Karen Without Telling Me... - REACTION

[@sherrybyerly6968]

Horrified by the moms who photoshopped their stepsons out of the picture. Proud stepmom of a 21 year old daughter and I actually try to photoshop her INTO pictures since she no longer lives near us.

[@CharlotteDobre]

We love to see it!

[@fleurpouvior2967]

I did something similar as a kid with my step siblings! I didn't have photo shop, and we forgot a camera on a trip while they were visiting. So I found a picture we tool on another trip, and cut out photos of everyone and glued them onto the original. I did a good enough job that at a glance, it looks legit. I just really wanted my whole falmily together.

[@aishwaryanair1262]

@@fleurpouvior2967 you don't realise how wide of a smile this has brought onto my face

[@freyaegrey]

Anyone who does that is absolute trash and doesn’t deserve to be a parent or spouse. I don’t even care, I’ll say it. And I will guarantee their biological children will probably not talk to them after they turn 18 and move out.

[@ZappaSheik]

I do hope the father's divorced them if not they are cucks.

[@claritey]

I am an amputee and my neighbors have stolen my Uber Eats orders three separate times. Only once was I able to get them to give it back after loudly banging on their door until they answered, they denied it until I told them I had them on camera then tried to gaslight me that it was just a misunderstanding. Stealing food from a disabled stranger is low but stealing food from a disabled person you say hi to every morning is sociopathic.

[@ahub87]

Be careful…they seem like they are just two excuses from being child murderers

[@clarionblur]

People who don't give a fuck at this level are sociopathic and potentially dangerous. You probably should interact with them as little as possible.

[@rafaelasabchucalovato9439]

If I were you (I sincerely do not know if you use prosthetics or not), I'd bang on their door w/ prosthetics, and then bang their heads, bc I find this a good use too 😂

[@claritey]

@@rafaelasabchucalovato9439 lol, I do have a prosthetic leg. That's a funny image of me taking off my prosthetic leg to bang on the door and threaten them with it while hopping around on one foot. The thing weighs 10lbs, that's a hell of a weapon. I do agree that I need to keep my distance from the sociopaths next door. At least they are only renting, they'll be gone soon enough.

[@megangreen9387]

How low

[@alisashebiel8293]

As a step mom, I will never understand removing a child from a family photo. It’s not a FAMILY PHOTO without the whole FAMILY!!!?!???

[@lunavineyard5099]

I agree completely

[@darkwings869]

My step mom did something like that photo but she did it with a family statue for my dad for father's day. My brother and I got my dad a cowboys sticker for his PS4 not sure how but that made her angry, then she handed him a wrapped gift and once he opened it there revealed a family statue of a mother(her) a father(him) and a daughter(my step sister) hugging together. My dad looked confused and ask where's me and my brother on the family statue to which she replied"it's a family statue and only family is to be on it". I can't really say what happened next sense they started to yell at each other and I had to take my brother and step sister to a different room but one led to another and me and my brother were forced to be sent back to our mom early.when we were packing up out of anger my step mom grabbed a knife and popped my unicorn floaty(I brought it cause their apartment had a pool) because I was taking too long deflating it.once we're all packed she tries to come with us so she could fight my mom but my dad talked her out of it and told her to stay at the house. It's been 3 or 4 years sense I've last seen my dad but the last time I've been over to his house I saw that family statue right next to their new with my half baby brother in it,but my brother and I are nowhere in that family statue and she makes it clear as day. It's just her, my dad,my step sister(I have nothing against her),and my half baby brother(nothing against him) and at the bottom it reads"the perfect family". My dad still pretends that day never happened and says the me and my brother are grown and that he's finally ready to be a father just not for us but for my half brother and my half sister(from his baby mama) so I don't care anymore. He's gonna live his life and I'm gonna try and live mine with my mom and brother by my side.

[@alisashebiel8293]

@@darkwings869 oh wow, that is completely awful!!! I am so sorry to hear that. That statue should have been thrown away. That is completely disgusting!!! That woman SCREAMS insecurity. I honestly believe that is why some women act like that. Is pure insecurity, what a sad excuse of a “woman”.

[@domina7909]

My stepmother made sure there were no pics of me in her and my dad's house. "She didn't have enough room for me in her collage frames"...so I had portraits done and gave my dad a framed one. She hung it in the basement

[@darkwings869]

@@domina7909 my dad would always say he didn't have any pictures of me and my brother so my mom bought photos of us and gave them to my dad but while we were visiting I never saw the hung up and wondered where they were,until I was playing with toys with my stepsister and we found a box under her bed.Inside was all the pictures my mom gave him and when we questioned him all he could say was there wasn't any room on the wall sense it was covered with my half sister(from my dad's babymama) and my half brother(from my dad's new wife and my stepmother)

[@freckledgecko99]

The fact that the last Karen doesn’t know the difference between “hola” and “aloha” adds a whole new layer of comedy to it 🤣

[@Idkmybffaj]

When she said the kid is aloha, I thought she meant the kid was Hawaiian . Lol. Either way she is definitely racist . It’s funny how racist ppl can say such hateful things and not care how it makes the other people feel but once you call them a racist, they get so butthurt about it

[@charlotteinnocent8752]

And here I thought she was ignorant and trying to say she had a Hawaiian family member? She'd be racist to them too anyway!

[@xMarque101x]

@@Idkmybffaj Right?? Do these people even listen to the bs spilling out of their mouth? It always somehow leaves me in a stupor

[@nom-nomnami1743]

"I'M NOT RACIST, MY DAD IS BLACK" That's not how racism works lmaoooo.

[@Scott_Burton]

I was going to question "what ethnicity is Aloha" but you definitely beat me to the matter.

[@stephaniefournier4585]

Wow. That last lady was insane. i'm glad that other guy was standing up for him. It's people like this that make me lose faith in humanity

[@RR-wm9us]

I think that last video of the screaming lady was old and the internet tracked her down and her Dad wasn’t black. They posted a pic of her and her dad.

[@sheilacaro1808]

It’s almost like racist people KNOW being racist is a bad thing🤷🏽‍♀️

[@cjofloorish]

And where was this insane women you ask? Why, she was standing outside of ....WALMART!!!! How very appropriate.

[@kayaa5359]

Bless that guy. I'm just sorry he had to say anything whatsoever

[@addie-eileenpaige6460]

Seriously, though!!

[@lisafitzgerald819]

OMG the destroyed glass art!! I Googled this. Apparently the artist chose not to fix her art. It is left as it was damaged. The title now is ‘damaged’ and there is a video of these parents and kids on continuous stream playing beside the art piece. What on earth were these women thinking???

[@raedorman2936]

My heart hurts for that artist, but what a power move.

[@CooperGal24]

My guess is this: "Ok, Jimmy, you and Billy just play with that EXPENSIVE looking piece of art while Mommy records you on her expensive iPhone! Oh don't worry who made it, it's just like LEGOS! If it breaks, they can put it back together again!" Ignorant a-hole woman...

[@angel_vii]

I have so much respect for the artist, leaving the piece as is, to be a teaching moment. What an amazing soul. 10 of 10.

[@apollojakenwill]

I hope they were charged with paying the value of the painting!

[@revandenburg]

They wouldn't have been as proud of their sons if they'd gotten a FAT bill for the destroyed artwork.

[@jessh7448]

I work in a museum and that one with the kids playing with the glass sculpture got my blood boiling because unfortunately this is NOT an exception. We have contacts with artworks on a daily basis even with security guards telling people not to touch and clear signage that tells people not to touch 🙄 If an art piece is in a museum it probably is worth thousands if not millions of dollars and you are going to risk breaking it because you feel like touching it? It baffles me.

[@ladygrndr9424]

My dad is an artist with really bad distance vision. The number of times he has set off a silent alarm and someone ran up yelling "STEP BACK FROM THE CANVAS" because he got caught up and wanted to get a closer look at a detail or brush-stroke... >_< I really, REALLY don't understand why anyone would ever touch a painting or sculpture in a museum though. Thank goodness my dad got eye surgery though, and can see everything so much better from the right distance!

[@jessh7448]

@@ladygrndr9424 Oh yeah! Accidents happen and you shouldn't be yelled at. Actually I believe yelling at visitors is extremely unprofessional. They should give a warning and if they see the warnings are not taken seriously then they should approach the person and discuss. We also offer tours at my museum were people with low vision can request a visit with an interpreter who can help describe the artworks and they have works that are more tactile so they would bring in the equipment (gloves and things like that) to allow the visitor to touch specific works that would not be damaged when handled properly.

[@tribyte4813]

I've always had the urge to touch things that fascinate me. I like feeling connected with my surroundings. It's a part of how I appreciate, acknowledge, and gather extra information on things. I definitely get having the urge to touch things. I really don't get acting on an urge without care about both immediate and long term consequences. I don't get acting on vandalism with the intent to destroy property 'just because,' like it's not the worst form of theft. I don't get standing around watching your kids vandalizing property like you're not responsible for what they are doing. It's just maddening.

[@eli08miqui09]

Don’t they make the parents pay for what they did? They should charge them whatever that piece of art should cost! How will they learn to discipline their kids if they get away with things like this?

[@KJxxoo]

Step parents like that woman are horrible. One year (when I was still with my ex) I secretly organised a photo shoot with our kids and his older son, and gave him the prints framed for Christmas. He literally cried. I organised it with his son’s mother to make sure the kids had co-ordinating outfits. It’s not hard to be a decent step parent.

[@glenmills8663]

Got married in 2012, had a 7 year old step daughter. Couldn't stand having a step daughter..... so I adopted her and made her one of my 5 babies. She's 18 now and I love that kid more than anything

[@deew6873]

That took a sharp turn in the right direction. I was worried for a split second. 😊

[@beccam8539]

You're a good man sir 😇

[@Sara-dx8xm]

Had us in the first half, not gonna lie 🙈

[@essji2024]

U don’t have to adopt someone to love them as your own🙄

[@glenmills8663]

I agree 100% Given the circumstances of the first 7 years of her life, I wanted her to know without a doubt that she finally has a dad that loves her. As predicted, her mother and I are no longer together, but at least she knows she has a dad for the rest of her life. But hey, thanks for the comment..... and the rolling eyes lol

[@virgiesexton5048]

As a “stepmom” I could NEVER imagine treating my”step”sons like that. I have always considered them as my kids. I love them just the same.

[@Mewse1203]

Same. Stay at home step dad. There is no "step" anything. I'm dad #2

[@beultra3083]

Finding out these people exist makes my soul hurt.

[@jerryknuckles736]

You know damn well, you could. And you probably do. You just don't see it.

[@PicassoKatTreasures]

@@beultra3083 Right?! I mean....my heart is in my throat right now for that poor kid. That woman and that 'father' should be so ashamed of themselves.

[@CrownedYeti]

yeah those really got me..the amount of rejection those kids must feel. those women don't deserve to be moms (in my opinion) if they treat their SO's children that way. They should want to be closer to their stepchildren, not want to exclude them from their own family.

[@EvenstarSK]

The lady who made the glass sculpture made it in honor of her newborn baby. Instead of taking it down, it was renamed "Broken" and a loop of the CCTV footage was displayed next to it in the museum. Classy comeback to their terrible behaviour.

[@cyrahbellz]

That actually happened to me, I’m an only child who’s parents have remarried and my dads new wife’s children tricked me into coming to get photos taken for a gift for my dad and stepmom. And was even told I would need to help with the cost of the pictures and I was excited until I get there and just as everyone starts moving into position for the big group photo I was informed by one of my new stepsisters I wasn’t going to be in the photos because they wanted to be able to gift the pictures to their father as well…. And was forced then to have my pictures taken alone and and then pay my 100 bucks for the cost kind you they all got individual family pictures taken with their spouses and children. So Christmas comes and they give my dad and stepmom the pictures the one on top of all of them together and then my single picture in the frame below. I was only a teenager at the time but was so broken hearted I even told my dad and stepmom what they did yet I was told to stop being so ungrateful I was included and the photo still remains hung up in the house and it’s been 20 years since and I’m still not included in any “ family “ photos even when present at the family functions 😖

[@Nortarachanges]

I’m so sorry they did that to you!

[@aguijohn1321]

Just leave your "family". Enjoy a new life and let them go alone. Just stop trying to be included. That's what I've done to my own family. They don't call, and I don't call. When something happens to them, I could care less. And this is my immediate family. Sh*t's going to hit the fan when I give our family land to the State--because my grandmother willed it to me instead of them.

[@cyrahbellz]

@@aguijohn1321 sadly I can’t have cut ties with them because a few years ago I was diagnosed with 4 incurable illnesses and I am unable to take care of myself and my faience left me when they found out and all my friends flaked except one that lives out of state. So now I have to depend on them for everything it’s rough

[@abigailmaturana741]

thats so evil what they do to you

[@savannabrown4295]

This sickens me my boy is everything to me, I’m a stepmom of an 11 year old, been in his life since he was very young and he calls me mom, I’m so sorrry sweetie you don’t deserve that and please know it does not reflect on who you are as a person one bit, it’s their problem.

[@morganrobinson2436]

The fact that that sweet little boy is sitting BY HIMSELF says everything….there is clearly favoritism there, and I wouldn’t be surprised if she’s a shit mom to him. I feel so bad for that little boy! I don’t understand it, if you are going to marry or be with someone who has children, they are now YOURS!! Also, I am not one for hitting other people, and especially women…..but damnit, I would have given that guy a free pass to slap those self entitled shots who kicked his pizza.

[@goodiegoodygumdrops]

Right?? And she has to give the bullshit (I love my stepson) Bitch. No you don't. It's so obvious just by looking. Makes me so sad. You know she leaves him out of so many things and family things

[@zoisapeers676]

This is exactly what causes the news stories like that little 5 yr old boy who recently was murdered and abused by step parents for NO GODDAMN REASON. Stepchildren are not yours by blood, but they are yours by duty.

[@GamerNerdess]

I blame the males who's married to those monsters and remain married to them.

[@brandifaith3410]

Exactly this. The step mom is Disney level awful for several reasons. The fact that the kid is positioned so far away says sooo much. The fact that she says she loves the pictures but also just wants ones with her own kids proves that she still thinks of him as separate and not apart of her family; as lesser than her own kids. If those kids ever saw the pictures of them being photoshopped out that would ruin them emotionally, no matter how young they are that would damage them so badly. But nothing makes me angrier than the dads allowing it!! The one text she’s talking to the dad and he says “sure love.” Shame on you for marrying or being with someone that doesn’t love your child like their own, but more importantly it is your job to put that child first in any and every situation.This is why you hear so many horror stories about step-parents. People of divorce, you do deserve to be happy, but not at the expense of your child. You made the decision to have a child, you made the decision to get divorced (by signing papers) you do not get to be with a new woman that comes before your kid. They are only with you for 18 years, their happiness and emotional well-being is your responsibility until they are an adult. Be better.

[@maggieavilla1336]

I saw in another comment that a stepmother wasn't allowed by the boy's biological mother to post pics on her Facebook with the son in them.. I wonder if that's what's going on for the first one? At least in that one, it looked like they meant for him to be included..

[@river-jay5536]

As a stepchild who always experienced pictures being taken in two sets, one with me and one without me in it, i can only see now how fucked up that truly was. It always left me with some “off” feeling that i never understood. Until today i struggle with my stepmothers underlying rejection. Its just sad. I would never accept such a behavior towards a child of mine. If you cannot love the children of your spouse that have been in his life before you were, then go get another partner!

[@ChloesColdEars111]

I think you meant to say "towards" instead of torwarts. hahaha thats a good one though. I do agree that its terrible and so hurtful of these step moms, how do they deserve the title of step MOM in the first place if they arent considering the child as one of their own. I would never be so mean as to want to exclude my step child let alone do it, I wish they would see and actually care about the painful message it sends the child and how awful rejection from a parental figure can feel. My father rejected me my whole life and favored my brother, in fact his entire side of the family did the same, and it really scarred me, I still have such low confidence and self esteem when I get around them, and Im in my 40's. Its caused me to avoid contact with them while my brother has an amazing relationship with all of them. They even have memories that were with me that they accidentally replaced me with my brother, in , and dont even realize it, when they bring them up, in front of me and say "remember when.....was at ....and we ran into them. They dont even realize its me they ran into and they casually bring it up, and its very hurtful. Shame on those insensitive women

[@Kimyx3Angel]

I can only imagine how that feels. To take 2 sets of photos where 1 of those sets you're standing by watching as your not included feeling weird as to why they're doing this.

[@RenanElifas]

Dude, first and foremost, I'm sorry that's happened to you. You actually lived through my worst nightmare. I remember being around 5 and asking my dad (and not long after asking my mom as well), actually scratch that, no asking! Straight up telling them: if you have children with your new girlfriend, just forget I'm your child! I will not accept them as siblings and you'll be dead to me! Dad agreed and thirty years later still no children with her and mom had her tubes tied after I had been born so... Now, why did I say that to them? Because I hated the way my cousins were treated by their dads once they started a "new family", I always felt terrible for them (years later I found out my sister had told both of our parents pretty much the same thing I told them on a different occasion). Also, was your dad OK with this? If so, did you ever speak up? Sorry for the wall of text, but this spoke to me on a personal level.

[@Sonnenanbeterin1991]

Oh no hope you are fine

[@ashmaybe9634]

Oh no that sucks. It can take years to comprehend the things that happened to us as kids. I hope you have a happy family now. Have a great day- from one internet stranger to another.

[@amandaphillips3577]

I'm a dispatcher for a living, I have gotten several calls from people telling me they think someone might be illegal based solely on their appearance. Ridiculous

[@crystalrusmisel1832]

Having the step child removed is disgusting and anyone willing to do that for her has no morals. I definitely wouldn’t want that person in my life if they resent my kid and don’t want him around and in photos. I not only have pics of my stepdaughter/ daughter in my home I have pics of both her and her mama up in my house. She and I have a civil relationship and all our kids are grown.

[@davidmistoffelees8459]

She got married so this means she has at least some morals. People think I'm the most evil bastard ever because of the fact that I'm direct and assertive; passive-aggressive people tend to be confused by this; as such, I love animals, art, piano music, making videos of my cats and my dog screwing around; I also would not become involved with a single parent due to paternity fraud issues and the complete lack of legislation in the area of step-parent rights. If my spouse died, for example, and the biological father somehow gained custody of his child (custody taken from me) I could end up paying child support to the biological father in order to help him raise his own child (this can and does happen). To most women, I am the most rancid piece of shit in existence because I won't willingly take on the burden of another person's responsibility; as such, I couldn't fathom photoshopping step-children out. Am I disgusting as well? Would you regard me as a moral person?

[@twocathome399]

i love how the guy in the car defended the man. i’ve had many racists encounters when i was a teen at my first job and no one ever stood up for me like that it has definitely influenced me to be there for people who are being attacked. props to you whoever you are.

[@denisejasmine9178]

I’m so sorry, no one deserves that. And I’m sorry no one stood up for you. I’ve had men and women be sexist towards me and men sexually harass me at my jobs. I wish people could just be better humans.

[@ogkpopper]

But she is not racist. "Her dad is black" 😂😂😂

[@MikaMoonlight]

@@ogkpopper And I'm pretty sure that's a lie 😂

[@ogkpopper]

@@MikaMoonlight Oh I'm pretty sure too, I'm being sarcastic 😂

[@JessicaNicoleFaust]

Yeah. Her: “I’m not racist” Also her: “this man doesn’t belong in Glendora bc he’s Mexican” Breaks my heart!!!🤬

[@madeleineo.2529]

I know EXACTLY what Walmart that last lady was at. This is not the first time people in that neighborhood have called the cops on people who think someone is "illegal." It happened to me when I was 14 and trying to buy hand tools for a school project, and it made me terrified of the Glendora Police. No matter how many times I gave them my vital information, they didn't believe me and they got incredibly aggressive with me. It took a store clerk who saw what was going down to step in and keep them from arresting me. Even then, the only reason they left me alone was because she started screaming at them. I haven't been back there in almost a decade. People like her are a lot of the reason why people are moving OUT of Glendora. The city is full of people like her, and it sucks because so many of the people leaving have lived there almost their whole lives. Also, this lady works at the local Dennys. She once served me and my mom and was not only horrendously rude to us but took her sweet time getting us the bill, which she basically threw at us. At first, I was like, "Oh, she's just having a bad day. I get it." But as a person who's not white-passing, I get why she was such a jerk now.

[@DailyThingsInSCPFoundation]

sue her

[@CallMeGameGirl]

I would confront her and call her out to her face.. Seems she probably has a short temper and she'd cause a scene at her work and get herself fired. Lol. And I'd feel no regret. Fighting fire with fire in her case would just leave HER with the bigger fire. She could probably use some bad karma.

[@morganebrun6669]

I'm so, so sorry to hear this.

[@King_Barney]

@@CallMeGameGirl Oh, she already has bad Karma coming. No doubt about it.

[@cleosworld9096]

Omg r u serious I’ve never seen someone I know in these I can’t wait til I do

[@jamiemiller7316]

The stepmoms who removed their step children from the pictures really hit home. Every time we got professional family photos taken my step Mom always had two sets of photos taken. One will her my dad and thier daughter only, then one with all of us.

[@elliewhite280]

I read about the sand sculptures one 3:40. It was a big deal, it wasn't a local artist temporary exhibit (though that would still be bad). It was in Egypt and was if I recall correctly a very old historical sculpture. They didn't just destroy art, they destroy history.

[@cecilabbey2955]

Her nieces are Italian, Mexican and ALOHA. That’s how you know she’s lying

[@Birdbike719]

And claims her dad is black but never says she is.

[@biancaann851]

That had me cracking up! AND ALOHA!!!!

[@explodingdog]

Right, what a turd 😂 I just wish these fools would actually realize how ridiculous they are making themselves look, but they usually will die thinking they were right. It's so lame. I still lost it at the 'aloha' part though 🥲 AND ALOHA lol wut

[@lewc3413]

And her uncle is Klingon

[@coocooformycocoapuffs3235]

@@lewc3413 lmao

[@shaunacorrigan9372]

After those kids broke the glass art piece, the artist decided against repairing it, instead renaming it "Broken" and installing a small screen next to it that plays the footage of the kids breaking it. Amazing!😂 I do still hope the parents had to pay for it or were charged with vandalism or destruction of property or SOMETHING🤬

[@danbasford7456]

If I remember correctly, that piece was worth a lot of money too. The parents are such horrible people.

[@ScaraGucci]

That artist is a real chad

[@CrystalRuizEnriquez]

@@ScaraGucci what do you mean?

[@queensrule4450]

@@CrystalRuizEnriquez Chad: A phrase describing a stereotypical young urban white male, typically single and in his 20s. This phrase is usually used to denote stereotypical "Chad" behavior which is ususally derogatory. Guy 1: "I just saw this dude pump out 100 push ups, then shotgun a beer." Guy 2: "What a Chad." by WilltheThrill March 19, 2018 Urban Dictionary. So the term is completely inappropriate and its use demonstrates absolute ignorance.

[@jenna6149]

@@ScaraGucci how so?

[@rayvenshaffer2980]

I'm 22. My step mom has been in my life since I was about 6. She has been more of a parent to me than either of my biological parents. She took me in day one. She treated me and loved me as if I was her own. Some step parents need to realize you choose that child(ren) when you chose their parent. I'm so glad I was blessed with that wonderful woman! I would not be the person I am today without her unconditional love and support. It just blows my mind how awful some step parents are to their step children.

[@llamaporg282]

I have a step mom and she’s the sweetest most patient person I ever met. I lost my mom when I was young but still remember being close to her (I don’t really remember specific memories tho). When my dad wanted my brother and I’s blessing for him to start seeing our step mom we said yes as it would not be fair to him. He still loves my bio mom deeply but he’s already been through so much and if he feels close to another it’s not our place to not support when he has supported us all this time. I’m so happy we did say yes tho because my step mom truly became my second. I’m so thankful she is there to support and cherish us. She is not ashamed to be a step mother and she herself has two other kids from a prior marriage. She makes it a point to never replace our mother but instead be a figure in our life we can turn to when needed. I wish everyone was as lucky to have a step parent like that and I hope that for those with no support system bio or no that they have strength to love themselves so that one day that love would extend to another and they would find true happiness with true family ❤

[@seamandi]

As a half sister I would disown my mom if I found out she ever edited my oldest brother out of a picture. And as a step mom I can’t even imagine want my step daughter removed from a picture. That’s trash human behavior.

[@ChronicallyJen]

There’s a huge post about this particular photo where there was text receipts from the other mum discussing that she didn’t want her son in a couple of the photos… there’s so so so much more to the story than what is depicted in this video

[@SageKittyDraws]

I'm a step kid and my step father treats me like his own child I have two little step siblings and they're like real family to me. I'm happy to know that there's more step parents like him and you out there. Thank you for being an amazing step parent to your kids.

[@JW-vd4il]

@@SageKittyDraws You and Mandi S will get a kick out of this-- my Mom remarried when I was 19 so I didn't grow up with my step-siblings, all older than me. At first we always did several group photos, my Mom with me and bro, step-Dad with his kids, then all of us, etc. When I was 20-something, at a wedding, I walked into a room and someone was taking a photo of my step-siblings all together. I waited until I knew they had a few, but then I jumped right in the middle with my arms out, jokingly like "I'm in with you all now too!" Of course people taking the photo got that too. We were all laughing and it is still (I'm 50s now) a family-favorite photo, framed in many homes. 😁 At our ages, it was understandable to sometimes do some "bio-family" photos, but with kids this young this does sicken me. And even our family still always had MORE photos of the whole group together!

[@kyrospire9665]

My father's ex-wife is batshit crazy and used to call DFS on my mother because she treated him well and he would always call her (my mother) mom or momma. He is now 26 and way closer to my mom. He lives alone so my mom comes by and helps him clean his place and meal prep with him.

[@sweet_punchskyng1233]

@@kyrospire9665im not understanding this are there missing words or wrong words in there 👀

[@brandyg.1634]

The fact that the dad was cool with removing his son from the photo is absolutely disgusting.

[@e.j.o.4400]

This!!! What kind of father would allow this?

[@Wriwnas1]

@@e.j.o.4400 It was not the dad, I think it was the photographer. Didnt she say in the next post that she had the photographer's permission cause they did not take any photo without the stepson?

[@itmattersnot1216]

@@e.j.o.4400 One that'll let her torture and abuse that kid as well. 🤬

[@katrinaporter9337]

@@itmattersnot1216 yo that's an escalation. Yeah she's a bitch for not wanting the stepson in the picture but does not mean she is abusing that kid. And it never mentioned if the father was ok with it. She could have went home and showed the pics and him pissed.

[@lisaj5835]

And that's how you get divorced. smh disgusting

[@evo0161]

Very proud of my 2 now grown step girls. I tell them all the time. Love them very much.

[@Solecita19]

I could never ever imagine my stepfather doing something like this. He loves us all equally and I've come to regard him as not only a father but a lifelong friend. He was the man who stepped up and raised me. I couldn't imagine a life without him in it and he always tells me the same.

[@inkedleo]

“Don’t call me racist my dad is black!” Aaaand? Lol omg the level of racism AND entitlement coming from that lady is mind blowing. Tell me you’re racist without telling me you’re racist. I present, this Karen.🤦🏻‍♀️

[@nonyabusiness936]

Not to mention saying he "belongs in Mexico" while simultaneously asking if he's from Africa? Like, what? Any more weird racist stereotypes to throw out there lady? Oh wait, you think he "punked somebody" for the work uniform he's wearing? Like he's "stealing people's jobs?" Alright. Yikes.

[@marleylove510]

I felt so angry listening to that part, I wish I could have punched her! That is one wicked, evil, sadistic, devilish, horrific, ugly, and every bad word on earth, and every language! I have never felt so much hate for someone I don’t know. How can someone be so mean to another person like that 🤦🏻‍♀️? I shouldn’t feel like this, but I hope something happens to her, and not something good. I hope by having this post on social media got her what she deserves. Omgosh that really upset me for that poor man 😔.

[@francy99fb]

Also I have NEVER heard anyone talk or act like this in Europe, is it an American thing?

[@BoingBB]

I wanted to see what happened when the cops showed up!

[@fallenangelrose3807]

Don't forget her nephew who's part aloha

[@keawarren]

“Aloha” has me dying. You can’t make up this level of ignorance.

[@djm4854]

The only people whose race is Aloha is Adele & Lionel Richie. *helloooo*

[@KindOfTiredofLiyfe]

Italian, Mexican and ALOHA. She had me rolling on the floor

[@ashwinikarandikar598]

Girl saaame that cracked me up. I’m sure if she met me she would tell someone “I saw a namaste yesterday, her English was very bad” Must be illegal

[@julianaFinn]

Just a quick note: I just recently discovered your channel, and am not lying when I say I've binge watched you for this entire past week while away on a work trip. Heaven sent, you are. Had me cackling so loudly in my hotel suite the neighbours called reception to ask if I'm alright! NB/watching out of order so commenting on an older vid. Love from another petty redhead from Australia 🇦🇺 🤪

[@bm-ww8kb]

why would neighbours call reception about laughing? and the reception called you to inform you of this?

[@julianaFinn]

@b m I have no idea. I think I was too loud and it was a noise complaint but reception were kind enough to just act like it was concern lol. Cheap hotel with thin walls

[@bm-ww8kb]

@@julianaFinn sounds really weird. like what did they say when they called? did they call the room phone?

[@julianaFinn]

@b m yeah. But keep in mind I have a loud laugh, so maybe it's just me lol. I was hysterically laughing over one video or other so who knows. The phone rang and reception asked if I was ok... said someone was concerned that something was wrong 🤣

[@princessforanight8579]

My stepdaughters call me their bonus mum. Love that they see me in this light. I couldn't have kids (physiology reasons) and appreciate each day that I'm so blessed to have the opportunity to be their mum.

[@karafitzpatrick4604]

This is why museums put their art behind floor to ceiling barriers. It’s sad that people can’t just admire their art with their eyes and not their hands ☹️

[@ChurchladyHmm]

You're so kind. I love that you called it "admiring". My description would have been way less generous

[@basstrammel1322]

Or without barriers, but a security guard in every room. Which I enjoy a lot more than the barriers.

[@marshawargo7238]

I Think they were both for that TicToc Crap, both were being filmed. I Hope they both got charged, a Big fine & Jail Time. Ruining someone else's property! No Respect!👹

[@jessn.3851]

@@basstrammel1322 Many popular museums have volunteers in every room to make sure the art is not disturbed. Smaller museums may not have that option.

[@tan_2190]

And if those obnoxious people actually wanna try touching art pieces, idk if it's open to public but years ago i remember seeing a video showing a new type of museum made specifically to let blind people experience famous paintings, they'll have a recreation of famous paintings in this bumpy texture shape and people can freely touch them and so blind people can feel how they look like, rly fascinating i must say

[@mshquinn5567]

“Don’t tell me I’m racist cause my little nephew is Italian, Mexican and ALOHA…” Let that sink in 😂😂😂

[@Zenikai_]

hahha. ah yes, i remember my Hawaiian friends telling me they are known as aloha hahaha

[@kasssmith5292]

The story behind the step mom was she was told by the ex wife to not post her son on their fb she was being petty twords her ex husband an etc but that's what i remember hearing

[@Zenikai_]

@@kasssmith5292 what?

[@WingedPaladinLight]

Wow. I am Hawaiian and I have never heard people call Hawaiians "Aloha" as a race. It must be a regional thing.

[@americandee7721]

I was wondering if I was the only one who heard that. I was all WTF lady..... Just no all over.

[@nikolelael]

And I don’t understand these stepmoms at all, not even a little. It makes me wonder what wrong with their partners… if I was with someone who made a request like that, I would raise hell. If my kid isn’t welcome, neither am I. Kids deserve better than that, all of them, all the time.

[@laughingcorrpseholly4136]

Same here so many of these parents keep letting these losers into their kids lives and it breaks my heart seeing these kids be hurt like this… 😢

[@willowjean9729]

i'm a step-child and my step-father is one of the most important figures in my life. i don't even refer to him as my step-father, he's just one of my dads and i love him to bits

[@rafaelcesteves7]

"he looks illegal"... after that, you just don't argue anymore. Just get this woman viral so everyone can recognize her

[@paulbarnett227]

I wanted to see her get arrested for filing a false police report.

[@FineHupeline]

I think she looks illegal. Have you seen her outfit? Where is the fashion police when their are needed the most?

[@rafaelcesteves7]

@@FineHupeline hahahaha!!! NICE!

[@jamescurfman3284]

@@FineHupeline AGREED! :D

[@Maisygirl1974]

@@FineHupeline - BWAHAHAHAHAHA!! 😂😂

[@tonyeah]

I'm not normally one to support violence, but if a bunch of mean girls kicked those pizza's out of my hand I simply would not be responsible for whatever ensued after that.

[@kayaa5359]

Agreed!

[@Leanne_w]

Agree 💯

[@crushingvanessa3277]

Sometimes, some people need a kick in the head. Seems to be lacking these days and i don't like violence either, but this would be excusable.

[@suzi_mai]

Damn straight! I would be throwing hands!

[@Thatposer444]

Personally I’d ask them if they’d rather buy me some new pizzas or be charged with assault

[@runrenee]

That mom photo shopping her stepson was horrifying. As a child who's parents are divorced and I haven't seen my dad in 9 years, I hope everyone has a stepfather/stepparent as amazing as mine that accepted me no matter what.

[@mandibobbitt1595]

I'm also a very proud stepmom. That is completely horrible. My happiest day was when he called me mom completely all his choice. I cried soooo many happy tears. Stepmoms and stepdads rejoice!

[@thetraveler9229]

Oh, that's so cute!!

[@suominainen707]

I can't IMAGINE removing a step child from a photo. Ever. We have foster kids and they are always included in any family photos. Kids need unconditional acceptance

[@muimina-]

It’s seems so cruel. I can’t see how a person wouldn’t grasp that this would damage a child. Genuinely I am concerned for those children’s future.

[@vsand9798]

How is this allowed by the father?

[@victoriaathens8251]

Thank you for being a foster parent, and a good one at that!

[@francescaoconnor2314]

Same. I have two adult men in my life who I have been a second mother to since they were 16. I am SO proud of them and want them in every pic.

[@j.103]

@@muimina- these are the type of women who harm their step children.

[@pameladreiss5960]

Man, as an artist who's displayed work before at a gallery, I got really upset about the person destroying the sand castle and then the people letting their kids rip apart the glass piece! Not to mention the person "fixing" "trash" art! Some artists struggle with feeling good about their art, myself included! It's never good to insult art without actually being constructive. Just make your own stuff instead of messing with others' work! And never ruin someone's hard work because it isn't funny in the slightest!

[@davidguidry657]

Agreed! My artistic talent ranks right up there (down there?) with my musical ability which is to say that it has not been exercised, nourished, or encouraged very much. And even I would not think to destroy someone else’s work even if I didn’t think it that good. If you can’t admire the art, at least admire the effort. Have participation trophies taught us nothing?! (That last line is a joke but there is merit in honoring the attempt.)

[@jennymunday7913]

I thought the "trash" art was much better than the fix personally. Just cause one person doesn't like it, doesn't mean nobody likes it. I just can't figure out why people are so entitled and think destroying something "for views" (or whatever, but they were filmed both times) is funny.

[@dawnchesbro4189]

@@jennymunday7913 the "trash" art has a sense of personality to it, unlike the "fixed" art. This is why "fixing" art is bad, it takes away the intent of the original artist! Don't like the "trash" art? Don't look at it. Just move along

[@Claire-td1ng]

I'm pretty sure the "fixing the trash" art is someone "fixing" it by changing the gender of the character. Took me a bit to realize it, but I've seen some pretty weird people on twitter hating the opposite gender for no reason other than them just loving one gender and feeling like it's superior over the other. I feel like this is their intention here. Which is not only really gross but also highly disrespectful of the artist.

[@rra7490]

Never fix anyone’s art, that’s blasphemy

[@fordhouse8b]

Seems like the guy who kicked over the pizza boxes immediately positioned his face perfectly for a nice kick. Gotta wish that opportunity had been taken advantage of.

[@Latanyanhall]

That is exactly what happened to me with my Amazon package. The driver stole my countertop Convection oven caught on video. Little did the driver know, my husband worked for Amazon in the shipping department and had access to the system to find out who the driver was of the assigned truck. He sent the security video of the driver stealing our package to Human Resources as well as the printout of the system. The driver was fired. 😂

[@wendytravis6427]

The only thing worse than this evil step mother, is the evil father who allows his son to be treated this way.

[@mandiemoore3272]

Amen because she's a stranger to that baby at least she doesn't owe him love but that's his father and if he doesn't save him she maybe the monster but he is the enabler when it's your own child I think that's so much worse

[@rosegoldwolfie8482]

I'm pretty sure the one where they got confirmation was between the mother and the photographer, not the Father.

[@flambas17]

I feel like I should be one of the people who advocate for step-parents: not only did my stepdad raise me from a very young age and encouraged me to call him dad, when he and my mom split up, I decided to go live with him and he made provisions to protect me in case he got married to someone that might want to put me on the sidelides (he didn't! he married a wonderful woman that treats me with far more love than my mom ever did!)

[@MissSeedy]

That was nice to read after how dissapointed the step mothers in this vid made me.

[@nanwijanarko1969]

Wow you really lucked out two times with step parents But when I think about it, your dad is really great and thoughtful. No wonder he could choose an equally nice partner. Good for you mate.

[@saraierace1643]

Good on ya! That's a lovely story, I'm so happy for you. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@klhoward4845]

That is so precious.

[@Kath-Erina]

I'm so sorry your mom was that way and so glad your (step)dad stepped in and cared for you! I used to work at a school and there was this boy, he always seemed a little neglegted, holes in his clothes, stains, dirty laundry, sometimes no (good) food for the breaks etc. Turns out he had two more siblings. His mom sometimes just wasn't there. Her boyfriend tried to take Carr if then as best as he could but they didn't live with him and he didn't have much money, so it wasn't easy. He fought for custody of the kids and eventually made them live with him permanently. I don't know if he got to adopt them (I left the school before that happened) but the kids loved him dearly and I was so glad. From that day he came in better clothing and always had decent food, even his grades got better. But poor guy had to go through so much, his mother abandoning him and being gone for weeks at a time without an explanation etc... He was in elementary school. So sad but still a happy ending! And jzddis to the boyfriend for stepping in!! (none of the three were his kids but they were long enough together that the kids knew him as a father figure, the boy even called him dad!)

[@jalitzarivera]

The kid dumping the Halloween candy reminded me of this past summer I had stopped donating milk after over a year and had a few pumps I was able to pass on for any moms in need of one and set them out on my porch table along with bags, lanolin, full pumping kits, diaper bags, etc and a lady came up and dumped everything into a trash bag and left and I didn’t know until I checked my camera. I was so upset since there were at least 5 pumps out there. Some people just suck.

[@tabithajack3303]

As a step daughter to a wonderful stepfather I can say my stepfather was so proud of me he took pictures at everything I was involved in even my wedding because he was afraid the photographer would miss something. Those 2 women are horrible.

[@whatsilviadid3993]

Im glad the last guy stood up against the racist woman. These “karens” deserve jail time 😫

[@Maray182]

He should have called the cops on her “Yes, hello officer. There’s a batshit crazy women, screaming, cussing and harassing people in the parking lot. Can you come get her?”😂

[@jamescurfman3284]

@@Maray182 "And she has threatened to block in my WORK TRUCK while I am working on the outside of your local Walmart store." "Yessir, she's on the other line right now..." lol

[@TheDanyell13]

they should make a new law, the karen law, punishable by jail time and fines. People should not be able to get away with being this awful.

[@wonderbread239]

The lady calling on the “illegal” guy. Most racist person I’ve seen in a while. Obviously I know their out there and it happens and just doesn’t get caught on tape as often but oh my god actually seeing and hearing what these people say is insane

[@andreatobonlira3247]

Algorithms - I see them all the time. I’m also Mexican and so those kind of videos are very common on my feeds. Side note; I’ve had people ask me if I spoke English -- I speak 4 languages ✊🏾🤓

[@aindamuhsin9375]

@@andreatobonlira3247 NICE!🤩also hey sorry for asking but do you mind telling what some of the language’s you are?….

[@marinaogn]

Is it possible to call the cops if somebody offends you and blocks your car like that? Can this "lady" be brought to court for this? I'm not from the US, so I've got no idea, but according to the multiple videos of such karens I assume that nothing could be really done to them Truly sad

[@Seymourbutts6168]

This video is a perfect reminder for me, as to why I'm not a people person or I will go as far as to say I don't really like people & have never understood the reason behind people's obsessive need for human connection, company and relationship. I'd rather watch Charlotte's vids ,that as much and as close to human garbage as I want to be.

[@cail171]

I'm literally shocked at the amount of entitled people. It seems there r more & more daily. I see how ppl act in court daily & its disgusting truly.

[@davidroddick91]

The second woman who wanted her stepson removed from the picture, she's already positioned her stepson so far away from her she clearly has no love for the child.

[@cindyp4553]

I think she purposefully asked the kid to sit there so it would be easier to photoshop him out later. So toxic and sad.

[@ambertuck89]

I’m not a step parent, but We do have custody of my husband’s youngest siblings. I would never remove them from photos, and my family always invites them to family functions. To exclude a child is gross.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Yeah, that was disgusting, in both of the instances that were shown. If you want some pictures with just your kids, there will be plenty of time to do so. Like years of time. These women apparently lack the mental capacity to understand how this going to make the step-child feel, or perhaps they simply don’t care. It’s very depressing. I hope these ‘mothers’ got called out for it in their original posts.

[@claracerqueira5]

It’s super mean :(

[@victorrelmek2889]

Yeah that's messed up!!

[@wildlilly]

It does feel super mean, speaking as the step child. My father's new wife had him convert to Catholicism and claim me as deceased to the church, I think it's a technicality because having children implies he's been married and divorced before, which is a no go to convert? Not sure about why, but it stung when I found out .. but I'm not suprised, she excludes me from gatherings and stuff. I just miss my dad at this point.

[@jennymunday7913]

@@wildlilly That's horrible. I really hope you realize how they treat you says nothing about you and everything about them.

[@Missguidedghost_]

I can’t believe those women actually removed those children from family photos. it’s actually mind blowing!!! They’re sharing their dad with you. Not the other way around. What horrible women 💔 I hope their fathers stick up for them. Children are children no matter who they come from.

[@HinaWolf]

This orange story made me think about that day in high school, my goth friend got an orange thrown at her and it splashed on her back, by the popular kids, mind you I was bullied too but her more, and when a friend gets bullied I just cannot take it. I turned around, screamed and swearing at them for being ''SO FUNNY'' and told them I was gonna go see the guard and look at the cameras, they got super scared of me cuz I was that small girl at school that was always happy. The next few days their parents got to school and they had to apologise to my friend with me here, they never even bothered to bully her again when I was there!

[@kristinegoodman7534]

The woman changing the baby's diaper in Old Navy is the reason why we all should have been practicing good hand washing hygiene and carrying hand sanitizer before COVID.

[@scarletine]

And why you should ALWAYS wash what you buy before wearing it. I worked retail for a lot of years...you have NO idea how unhygienic people can be.

[@Garrus86]

Always have and I always wash my clothes before wearing it the first time. I dont trust people to be as clean as myself lol

[@duckeh1952]

@@amsteensberg1653 still doesn't give you permission to change diaper like that. It goes same for women who change diaper at restaurant table and leave the dirty diaper next to their plate. Every restaurant has a toilet.

[@dontbefatuousjeffrey2494]

Jeez... I once had to change my baby's nappy in a shopping centre corridor at night - the available toilet was not remotely large enough. I carried a baby change mat with me so just got right down to it it and then used hand sani and then went back into our restaurant. It never occurred to me to invade an adjoining business to do this - it was not ideal, but the job got done with minimum fuss. You are not entitled to change your kid on other peoples' goods, people.

[@marcoponchoduo9368]

I've had people try to change their babies on a restaurant table, then when we ask her to use the restroom where there is a functional changing table she gave us crap 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@dawnmcanany5673]

As someone who had a step-father that every time we took family pictures made sure I was always on the end so he could fold the pictures so I wasn't seen. I found this out one day while visiting him at work and saw the pictures and asked where I was, I received no response. I can completely relate.

[@hectorslovebug6429]

I’m so sorry that happened to you. Rather than fold, you should cut him out of your life. It works both ways.

[@aninfinitelyvixxedvip6]

@Dawn I am really sorry for that. But you don´t need him either. Find strength and may you find a father figure that is worth your love. Good luck

[@gracehaven5459]

My stepmother is like this... some step parents suck ass. Pardon my French.

[@essji2024]

Wow! That’s so horrible! Step parents who act like trash ARE trash!!! Most important aspect of being a parent wether biological, step or adopted is UNCONDITIONAL LOVE..... if it’s real or pure regardless of how kids act... in the future they will finally realise how lucky they were to have someone genuine in their lives. If ur parents r evil? REMOVE Yourself from their toxicity but never cut them out of your life..... always leave the door open BUT let them know the conditions upon entry❤️🙏

[@jetnight88]

Because he don’t want a step kid

[@linseyhutchinson9005]

Queen of petty definitely fits you! You definitely showed it in this video, you got me when you called that person a poopy....

[@Christian_Martel]

8:47 Shall we never forget that bullies never act out alone. They always their admirative enablers.

[@jenniferlancaster7040]

"Don't call me racist my dad is black," is worst than, "some of my best friends are black."

[@SoManyRandomRamblings]

I never understood why racists think that knowing someone who is black makes them not racist....like don't they realize that that statement is in itself racist because it shows they lump them all together. Like do they not consider the fact that by their logic then, if they hate any white people they have ever met they they hate their own race. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♀️🤦 such twisted logic. I legit have a theory that racism actually causes the brain to not function properly or vice-versa

[@kathiekalara6]

@@SoManyRandomRamblings Because racists literally wouldn't associate with or even be friends with people of another skin color? Isn't that how it works?

[@user-zs3xo2gh5q]

@@kathiekalara6 No that’s not really how it works, a racist can be friends with anyone of any race or colour, and they’ll be racist because they think it’s justified since they “know a person from that.” Which is grouping together a race, which is racist.

[@fullmoon5495]

she is gross and a racist.....her actions are racist.

[@Skunkieboo]

@@kathiekalara6 well obvious racists I suppose. Then there are the other racists that have "friends" who are another race as long as they "know their place." The boss who said they are friends with their black coworkers but in the background are actively making sure they aren't promoted or get raises and get the worst tasks.

[@raimeyewens7518]

The stepchild comes with the person you marry. If you can’t love the child then you shouldn’t marry the parent. People like that should find childless partners. Selfish and cruel.

[@anonymousunnamed3026]

Completely agree with everything you said

[@Mewse1203]

This 100%

[@yuzu-tsuyu]

This--and also I blame the parents willing to marry someone who would treat their kids like that. They're trash too tbh...

[@kaoutermouslimhaliba7145]

@@crystalh450 In both cases step son is older than the biological children, Check that again! And if it ever was the way you said, it is still wrong to throw the rage on the child. He would not be at fault, his dad would.

[@alisongreen7576]

Amen!

[@charlotteinnocent8752]

I want to hug all the kids whose step mothers asked for them to be taken from the photos! You are wonderful amazing kids"

[@ecaterinavisan8178]

”I'm not racist! My newphew is italian, mexican and aloha!” Well that's a new sentence I never wished to hear.

[@marnielee8114]

the aloha part really sent me. Since when has aloha been an ethnicity? That lady was nuts

[@firequeen.gaming9215]

I felt bad for the guy but the lady's crazy talk maid me feel 💯 smarter. And videos like this just gives me more reason to hate people lol but love her videos. 👏👏👏

[@rickynieves3144]

It was never my kids or his kids or stepkids or steparents for any of us on either side. It was always our kids and that's my other mom/dad. Families should always grow. It truly takes a village and the more people, the more love ❤

[@goinggaga4ladygaga]

At my last family reunion, I was told to arrive when everyone else did on the day before Xmas, little did I know everyone else was told to come a day earlier for a family portrait as a 70th birthday present for the host. They posted all these really nice family photos on Facebook and tagged me in them. I thought they were from ages ago and mentioned in front of the person receiving them how awesome the pics were. I was given the hush look and then told about the photo shoot. Not one of my family members bothered to tell me and I couldn’t say anything or else I’d ruin my relatives gift.

[@Enrique-Garcia]

Plot twist: "Mexican", "Italian" and "Aloha" are her nieces NAMES, not races.

[@vitaaviandhono2506]

I lost it when she said Aloha 😂😂😂

[@Max-fr6ny]

I'm sure the internet will find out who this racist is

[@lakshmir7616]

Yeah and her dads name is black

[@notursavior1861]

Yo Mexican, where's Italian? .... oh, she's with Aloha...

[@hyrum3759]

HAhahaha i was like "Aloha".... dear whatchu smoking?

[@breadfan_85]

"I said I was pregnant, I didn't say you made me pregnant." Classic narcissist move. When you ask him to do anything for you, my brother's go to move is to say "I could/can do that." Then later, when you question why he didn't follow through on what he said he'd do, he says "I said I *could/can* do it, I didn't say I *would* do it."

[@CrescentMoonDancer15]

And people wonder why guys tend to ask

[@chrissyv3640]

“My nephews Italian” really made me lol

[@bravemooon5337]

As a stepchild myself, the photoshopped pictures hit hard. I and my stepfather, who has the worst personality, don't really get along, if my mother wasn't here, I would probably be the one edited out of pictures, if not worse, put up for adoption, maybe with my younger siblings too. Younger siblings who I would do anything to keep safe and would not leave them with my stepfather, their dad, in any circumstances, I don't trust him and will most likely never will.

[@ohnonotagain8935]

It's even worse when you're a step kid but even your blood parents want you out cuz you aren't part of the new family

[@Sica210]

@@ohnonotagain8935 I’m so sorry! That truly breaks my heart. One day you will have your own precious family and this trauma your parents are causing you will only cause you to cherish your own family even more! Sending love, hugs & prayers your way!! 🫶🏼

[@MsKaz1000]

I love that you are there for your sibling I never understand why people who don't want to be fathers go on to be one

[@jenti9346]

My daughter’s step mom is AMAZING and would never ever make her feel like anything less than her own child. As the birth mom, props to all the awesome stepmoms out there.

[@mariellepenning3129]

Being a stepmom for 11 years of a now 18 and 21 year old son: this made me cry.

[@jenti9346]

@@mariellepenning3129 ❤️❤️❤️ I love her so much, I call her my wife-in-law. 😂

[@mttemllerholt9146]

I am a stepmom to two amazing young humans (15 + 16) and this made me cry a little

[@skylarwhite4203]

I love thissss! Doing it for the babies.

[@lilyt5855]

Aww, I love this!

[@RisaBeesa]

The lady calling the cops on the guy she said “looks illegal”… this happened to my kid when he was 13. He was retrieving two bags of aluminum cans (to donate to the local animal shelter) from a neighbor’s house up the road… a couple who had just moved into the neighborhood a week prior called the cops and said there was “an illegal” walking around our neighborhood. Within 5 minutes we had numerous squad cars cruising around looking for my poor kid, who was scared out of his mind when they came and questioned him. He just wanted to help the shelter animals. 😐😑💀

[@AmeZakiri]

Oh my lord that’s so horrible

[@RisaBeesa]

@@AmeZakiri it really was. I felt so bad for my kid and could tell that one of the cop was upset about it too. He kept apologizing to us even though it wasn’t his fault.

[@dontbefatuousjeffrey2494]

@@RisaBeesa I'm so sorry to hear that. Your poor kid. My older child's father, whose background is Portuguese/Indian/English, was once pulled up by cops here in Australia, whose line of questioning clearly indicated they though he was an Indigenous Australian. He was on his way back from the shops (5 min away) with milk for me, a then breast-feeding mother. Because their communications network was so primitive at the time, they saw his name pop up and detained him for an hour and a half. He was on their system because two years earlier he had been the VICTIM of a hold-up at knife-point. When he finally got home I was out of my mind with worry. He has never committed, let alone been charged, with any crime. We had no mobile phones at the time. I wanted to make a complaint, but he wearily told me not to. That was the day I learnt a) that the story was his to tell, not mine, and b) that this was not the first time this had happened to him. Imagine what actual Indigenous Australians go through. I'm so glad the cop in your case was sensitive and apologetic. Profiling is a scourge - and it should NEVER be used to allow paranoid racists to harm children :-(

[@RisaBeesa]

@@dontbefatuousjeffrey2494 oh wow, that’s such a scary experience and I’m so sorry he has dealt with it on multiple occasions. I live in the US and don’t know much about Australia and how they treat Indigenous Australians but I’m going to go educate myself on it. 😔

[@dontbefatuousjeffrey2494]

@@RisaBeesa Thank you, love. We do NOT have a good history of how we have treated our Indigenous sisters and brothers, I am ashamed to say. All the Murri and Koori people I have known have helped me understand a lot about this country. I love my home and wouldn't give it up for anything, but it was built on stolen ground, I do want more people to know about this. I would also love to know that your son is not being treated the way he was any more. He sounds like a lovely boy

[@Sarah-oj7bh]

The evil stepmom even went through the effort of getting all the kids partner flannels and have the stepson's look slightly different. That's attention to detail when you're shunning a child.

[@wildcard7838]

You were completely avoiding using bad words but that pizza one made you slip 🤣🤣🤣

[@rachaelpanda]

The step kid photoshop story hit home. My husband's ex girlfriend excluded his autistic son because he was different, and told my husband she didn't want to have children with him because she didn't want an autistic child. To say the least, my husband was heartbroken at the time. It was incredibly cruel. It is especially shocking to me when these people are usually parents themselves. They should understand more than anyone else these things aren't anyone's fault, particularly the kids. Well her loss is my gain. I have the privilege of being a mom-part-2 for three wonderful individuals. They are honestly the best and funniest people I have ever known. I think my step son with autism won't ever be able to live on his own, but he is honestly so funny he makes me cry with laughter all the time. I'm really very lucky

[@AurielArts]

Thank you for this… I am Autistic and still live at home and felt shame for it for a long time. Good to know people like you exist. Thanks for sharing your story.

[@rachaelpanda]

@@AurielArts thank you, I greatly appreciate your perspective! I would like to add that there's no shame in living at home. In many countries, you'll find multigenerational homes are the norm! That type of support system is really priceless. So no worries, just continue growing and you'll find your own path!

[@SaraMGodois]

Some people just don’t want to understand how desability works…I have a friend who has a son with a severe disability, with years of doctors and exams they found out he has a rare genetic desease, but his grandparents on the father side spend years saying there was nothing anormal with the boy and he just needed prayers 🤷🏻‍♀️ nothing wrong with praying and seen his disability with naturality, but that is different then not admitting he has a severe condition and need lots of professional help. Of course the ex of your history is way worse then those grandparents, they were in denial, she is cruel.

[@annabeljames9759]

Some autistic kids are high functioning and are quite intelligent.

[@llamasugar5478]

Finishing up my 15th year in Spec Ed with ASD/MoCI/SCI students. Every day, someone makes me laugh/want to tear my hair out. Their way of seeing the world often shows me things I’d never thought of before. I love my job!! 🥰

[@amandab6566]

Did anyone else notice that the last lady said, “My little nephew is Italian, Mexican and Aloha”?! Wow that’s a new one. As if she couldn’t get anymore ignorant 🤦🏼‍♀️ What’s next? “I’m not racist. My brother is Irish, Floridian and Adiós!” 😒

[@Meggimagine]

I was actually about to write something about that XDD T.T

[@MsBadJedi]

Irish, Floridian and Adiós 😂 😂 😂 😂 Which is slightly related to Norwegian, Texan and Órale 😂 I can't with these people for real. It's not that difficult to educate yourself, but I guess they choose to be assholes

[@kittykatdaredevil6755]

I know! I was like 'did she just say Aloha???' 💀💀🤣

[@NDJunction]

this made me feel a little bit better. i hope the dispatcher on the phone was like "yeaaaah ma'am, an officer is coming to arrest you rn. just hang tight, k?" xD would have been a winner for me

[@rickynieves3144]

Photoshopping the stepson out of the family picture- INSTANT DIVORCE!!!

[@NDERE_]

"my little nephew is Italian, Mexican and Aloha" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@carolschafer4667]

I was a step-parent to my ex-husband's daughter. I never had an issue with her. Years after we divorced I found out from the child we share that my ex told his daughter that it was HER fault we got a divorce. As soon as I found that out I called to let her know that was absolutely NOT true. I still can't believe he would tell his child that. Even if that were the case, why in the world would you put that on your child? I guess you might understand why we are not together.

[@pearlofthedarkage]

I'm gonna need more, if it's okay. Did she take your call well? What happened? (Also, your ex sucks for doing that.)

[@carolschafer4667]

@@pearlofthedarkage She took it really well. I do think it made her feel better. I am just sad that she carried that with her for that long. If I had known sooner I would have contacted her right then and there. She and I didn't maintain any kind of relationship, but we aren't against each other either.

[@naruhinastarr]

Thank you so much for communicating with her. It’s horrible what your ex said to your stepdaughter, which is his daughter that he said something scummy to (if scummy even is a word lol). You are so sweet ❤️ and I hope you and her keep in touch!

[@misswendyjane4992]

My stepdad raised me from about the age of 4. When they got divorced when I was 16 he said I was the cause of of a lot of their fights. He also never asked me or my older brother to visit him after the divorce, just cared about my younger brother and sister (his bio kids). When he had a heart attack he called and insisted my little brother and sister come to the hospital so he could say goodbye in case he didn't make it. Being a step kid sucks. Worst part is everyone says you're all the same but you know it's not true.

[@kendallklement9809]

I hate that yall had to go through that. I am adopted and my siblings are 9 years younger and I'm the golden child. I am also the only one adopted 🙂 but this could also be because I did give them their only grandkids

[@oofoof1137]

As an artist, the vids of the people destroying art pieces absolutely made my blood boil

[@TamaseiTobari]

I felt like screaming when I saw that art piece get destroyed. I can't even begin to imagine how the artist must have felt, she spent so long creating those wings only for irresponsible parents to let their kids run around and destroy it.

[@lovegymnasts]

I hope the artist hit them where it hurts...their wallets.

[@VocaloidRoxs09]

Honestly all it did was just make me feel sad for those kids, that those were their parents. They need better parents.

[@avisbrown7957]

Right! That was in a museum, even. They got caught.

[@MeetTheALFFam]

If me and my sisters ever acted like this, our dad would whoop our butts. We were taken to alot of different places at very young ages, flea markets, yard sales, thrift shops, antique shops, train shows, malls, stores, museums, ect. So were taught how to behave from a very young age.

[@Spo1led_M1lk93]

I’ve never heard someone else getting bullied with orange peels 😂I’m oddly so happy I’m not alone. People always find it strange when I tell them I was bullied with oranges

[@jlodea]

My mom has never once in 43 years ever treated my half brother and sister as anything but her own. They are her kids just as much as her own. I truly thought that everyone's blended families were like ours for a long, long time.

[@rachelwilliams2896]

I love my step daughter. She’s such a sweet kid. Not all step parents are monsters

[@felicitas.c.]

Bad step parents should stay in fairytales and movies

[@rachelwilliams2896]

@@felicitas.c. I agree

[@immortalsofar5314]

My exes kids (all over 18) were always welcome to stay whenever they needed it, rent free. One didn't like me but that's okay and he was just as welcome as the others. Another got out of prison and I got him a complete set of "I've not just got out of prison" clothes and he stayed as long as he liked. I did draw the line at his using my razor, though. I gave it to him and got myself a new one. I'm so mean!

🙏🙏

[@pablodelsegundo9502]

So true. My (step) mom is FAR more pleasant and fun to be around than my birth mother.

[@dream9831]

Those girls that destroyed the sand sculpture are the filthiest.. what a vile thing to do. People who cant appreciate or respect art, need to take their drugs in an alley, not a museum... if its not drugs, then dude, wtf is their excuse. I hope they got charged and put in jail for a couple weeks. I can't imagine how cheated the artist felt

[@mapleacer9925]

Some have so little respect for anyone, some even themselves.

[@empresssquee9020]

Fun facts: 1) that's not in a museum, it's a hotel lobby. 2) Its a teenage girl who was trying to make a viral video with her friend. 3) Both girls involved were arrested, but not charged and the hotel management invited them back to be educated on the artworks cultural meaning. 4) The hotel flew the original artist back and had the statue repaired within 3 days. Was what the girls did awful? Yes. But it's not exactly a cute look to make assumptions of them being drug addicts or that drugs must be the reason someone would commit vandalism and conflating bad actions with being a bad person or being a bad person with being a drug user.

[@sammy3207]

Same for the family that let their kids ruin the glass art. I mean, they probably weren't on drugs, but still presented such lack of respect for other people. Art takes so much time and effort. It's not okay to think this is okay.

[@dream9831]

@@sammy3207 yea, those people seemed plain disrespectful to the core, those other girls seemed high or atleast egging eachother on, ya know? The family..... that was complete negligence.... The girls had rotten brains, the family had smooth brains. mouth breathers and slow blinkers...

[@dream9831]

@@empresssquee9020 I get that, i guess i'm coming from a place where I've seen my old friends change and lose respect, and egg eachother on.... I didn't mean to offend, truly

[@mushK1LLA]

A few years ago when i was very poor, my parents took me to a pizza buffet. I jammed a big (it held maybe 2 litres) empty candybox in my backbag, sat my back towards the register, put the backbag on my lap, slid some food from my plate in the box, got some more food and repeat. My parents were mortified, I was happy and got to eat pizza for 3 days without worries about starving💃 Just came to mind from that little br4t boy who took all the candy💁‍♀️

[@amberwarren7519]

Proud stepmom of MULTIPLE. I’d NEVER cut them out or exclude them from anything.

[@baileyjenkin6588]

My dad was not my sister’s bio dad, and he raised her as his own, I didn’t even know we were half siblings until I was in my teen years, he never treated us any differently. Not all step parents are the same. 😒 what an awful human being.

Same here. My mom was the one who told me that my dad was my stepdad. My dad never said it.

[@raimeyewens7518]

@ me too. He never mentioned it. She did when I was little. I was always treated just like my brother. It didn’t matter he wasn’t my biological father. What mattered was that he loved me and raised me as his own daughter. I never went looking for the other guy. I figured if he didn’t want me then I don’t want him now.

[@addie-eileenpaige6460]

I know a couple who they are each other's second marriages. The wife said that her kids started calling her second husband "dad." She says it's because he was more of a dad to them than their biological father.

[@BreezyStreamy]

I hope that your sister can say the same, because I know growing up with a step parent and everyone telling me that he treated me like his daughter when in reality that wasn't the case. I knew as soon as my little brother was born that we were treated differently especially when coming from my step dad. It wasn't until I was in my late teens that my step dad let it be known that he was constantly on my case because he felt that he needed to protect his son from me and he never saw me as a part of the family; I was just a previous child from another guy who would never accept him because he wasn't my blood. I never accepted him because he was the reason why I didn't have a relationship with my older brother and as soon as my other brother was born, I was casted out because I was 4 years older and was "hard to handle." Growing up, the family dynamic was where I took care of everyone else because they thought that I was going to live with them for the rest of their lives and they never taught my younger brother how to do for himself until I moved out. As we both grew up into adulthood and we talked, he was surprised by how I saw our childhoods because from his viewpoint, he didn't see anything wrong with how I was treated due to him being raised in that environment. No one asked, and I know that your relationship with your family is hopefully vastly different from mine because at the moment, I'm in no contact with pretty much all of them, but I just wanted to say something on the behalf of the people who are in a similar predicament to me. It's a great thing though that you can say that he didn't treat her different from your view!

[@baileyjenkin6588]

@@BreezyStreamy she can, he did. Sorry it wasn’t that way for you.

[@Bicketybam68]

As per the millionaire who cut down the trees to improve his view, here in Australia similar things have been done by people wanting better ocean views (from cutting to poisoning trees) and the local councils reacts by either putting giant billboards explaining what has happened in the spot and even saying for every tree cut or poisoned we will plant 2 more trees and the billboards won't come down until they are fully grown. Some councils either put billboards or hessian screens and even one place in Sydney I think put up stacked shipping containers and then had an artist paint trees on to them (with the ocean in the background). A lovely "fuck you" to those who think they are entitled to do that shit.

[@solitaire10]

🤣I love this.

[@rebeccawhittington8979]

That is brilliant!

[@mortician403]

They don’t deserve a view even it is fake. I ‘d prefer a huge billboard full of people mooning🤣

[@rebeccawhittington8979]

@@mortician403 that's petty......I love it! 😆

[@alisonward4104]

I planted trees when I worked for a local council, as part of my job. Planted a whole heap and two weeks later a strip about 4m x 5m were gone. Replanted, happened again. The view they wanted? A boat ramp on the other side of the channel. No billboards in those days, just never replanted.

[@puredemon5926]

I can't imagine being the dispatcher on the phone in that last one like: "Wtf, is she for real? Is this real?" lmao.

[@catladyfromky4142]

The last lady isn't racist. Her family member is a member of the "Aloha" ethnicity. LOL

[@FreakyBo0o]

Hahahahahah!!! Right?!

[@danbasford7456]

They come come from the country of "Alohomora". Their national pastime is unlocking things. 😉

[@gonnabeayogi1445]

I love the way you can’t be racist if your dad is black 🤍

[@PoisonEngene]

@@danbasford7456 THIS makes it perfect.

[@davidguidry657]

I don’t have a step kid. My son (who is the product of his mother’s first marriage) is simply my son. I have been his dad since he was 5 and he is now 20 and serving in the US Army! He’s my SON and I would never think of cropping him out of the pictures with my kids from my first marriage. Do better people.

[@lumiukko4296]

In my country if you are not at home when orders are delivered, they take them to post offices where you have to claim them with ID. Now I'm glad we have that system.

[@allanturmaine5496]

My girlfriend ever treats my kid from a previous marriage like that, she can take a hike.

[@victoriawilliams2786]

The dude getting the pizzas kicked out of his hands; I feel so bad for him. But it reminded me of when I was in the 6th grade. I was bullied and picked on pretty bad. One day we were waiting to be let into the classroom after lunch. It had rained and one of the popular girls swung her leg back to kick one of those big red balls at me. The ball was in a good sized mud puddle. When she swung her leg forward her foot connected with the ball but her leg kept going. Then her other foot slipped and she landed flat on her back in the mud puddle. 🤣🤣🤣 Karma took her out. And the ball missed me too. 🤣🤣🤣 Moral of the story? Don't be a jackass.

[@yazdhenab.]

If I was this guy, I would have picked up the pizzas and threw them into those stupid girls faces. Sometime, I'm ashamed being a girl....

[@ssaks2008]

@@yazdhenab. Lol I was just thinking about doing that too

[@aeoligarlic4024]

I'm so happy for you!! ❤

[@esotericone9101]

Score!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@FineHupeline]

​@@yazdhenab. Don't be ashamed, there are always foul eggs in the barn.

[@frith.calluna]

The package delivery system in other countries really confuses me. It looks almost like an invite to steal packages from someone's porch. Delivery drivers will come up to your door to personally hand you the package in my country. If you happen to be away from home, your package gets dropped off at a pick-up point, usually located in a store nearby. You need to show ID or order confirmation to pick up your package. This way, packages never get stolen :D

[@Eleniel13]

Yeah I find it strange too.

[@mzmendy]

You have to sign a waiver to have them just leave it, because you know we're too busy to go to a drop off point.

[@forforkssake30]

Same... I lived in the states for 2 years and when they delivered packages, they always put them in between that little fly-net-door and the real actual door and i was always sooo baffled that they d do that... Like... Literally anyone can come and take that?! We lived in a relatively good neighborhood but still... Mind boggling

[@lavendargooms2056]

Yeah, I'm genuinely not sure if it's a bad thing or not. You hear about porch pirates and stuff like that driver who steal stuff but I've never had anything stolen from my porch and I've never heard from anyone in real life who had it happen either. It obviously does happen but I wonder how prevalent it actually is, do I just live in a weirdly theft-free place? Is it something that gets talked about way more than it happens? No idea. I mostly wish there was a way to do a "dont deliver if not home" on truly irreplaceable packages and have them leave the rest, because when I have had to go pick something up it was always the dumbest, most easily replaceable things and really important/expensive things got left on the porch.

[@reallyscaryfruit]

in my country all parcels go to pick up points or lockers (you get a text with the code to the locker) if delivered by the post and home delivery is really expensive. courier companies deliver home generally but even they won't leave parcels unattended, they just try to re-deliver the next day or take it to a pick up point. i imagine our weather conditions play a part, you can't really leave parcels outside to -20C weather. the fact that in america parcels are just left outside freaks me out too :D

[@Ferbs0082]

I have 2 stepsons and could NEVER imagine photoshopping them out of family pictures!! They’re my family and would never even imagine trying to do that. Absolutely appalling!!

[@breannaxoxo3850]

When she said “…Italian, Mexican, and Aloha” I almost choked

[@Kdannyst]

I cant imagine the heartbreak those kids would feel to know their stepmother had them photoshopped out of the pictures.... they'll feel like an outcast in their own home

[@leslieortenzi8875]

They probably already have a sense it, unfortunately...

[@melrobertson2743]

Women like that shouldn't be allowed to have kids at all Bio, Step, Foster or Adopted

[@samanthaspillman5806]

The kids already do i promise you. The fact they felt comfortable even asking tells you what kind of step parent they are. Total Garbage.

[@kj6446]

Oh I'd like to think that putting the halloween footage online would get that kid in trouble, but the fact a 9 or 10 year old thought not only to take the entire bowl but then flip off the camera, makes me think they aren't getting any proper discipline at home.

[@kaoutermouslimhaliba7145]

I feel like he knew who he was taking the sweets from, like he was taking revenge or something.

[@charlotteemerson5050]

Unfortunately I wouldn't be surprised if the parents actually encouraged his behavior.

[@catherineromero1862]

Makes me think that he’s being neglected and/or abused at home. That’s what causes this kind of behavior. He’s an angry kid

[@Dove96]

Meh, looked staged.

[@Klarpimier]

His parents would probably bail him out