r/EntitledPeople - Karen Says My Home Is HER PLAYGROUND! Won't Stop TRESPASSING!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ค. 2024
- r/entitledpeople - OP tells the story of when an entitled Karen lets her kids play in his backyard repeatedly without permission! He doesn't know this entitled Karen or if she even lives nearby, and she loses her mind when OP tells them to get out! Subscribe for future stories.
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Entitled People Stories in this episode of r/entitledpeople:
0:00 - Intro
0:35 - Story 1 (Little-League2153)
4:50 - Story 2 (Skarmex94)
9:57 - Story 3 (FabulousLilQueen)
18:24 - Story 4 (que_he_hecho)
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My favorite quote in recent years is: "My dad taught me how to shoot a gun so I wouldn't turn gay. So that's why I'm gay and can shoot a gun well."
Sometimes acting according to stereotypes yields surprising results to those who live by them!
Story 2 - Karens lying to the police is nothing new but forging a ‘permission letter’ and OP’s name is another level of stupidity. And she did it without knowing OP’s name!😂😂😂
Yes the charges will be uttering a forgery in addition to the other.
The story reminds me of the incident last year where the Russians tried to fake an attack by the Ukrainians. They produced a signed confession from one of the "suspects" -- it was signed, quite clearly, by "Signature Illegible".
"She pointed at the skeleton with a pink cast and shouted, 'You want him to be gay like this!'"
Me: if it's a skeleton, I think it's past the point of caring about that.
"Hey, Aunt Karen, how do you know what gender the skeleton is?"
@@meh2510 it doesn't matter to Aunt Karen. Even if a girl skeleton wears pink, she's gay too. Lol
I wonder if someone posed the skeleton in an effeminate way.
Story 3 - I’m a girl and I’ve always loved the color blue. What does that say about me? Absolutely nothing except that I like blue. And boys liking purple is not a big deal.
I had a husband who loved pink. He had a few pink t-shirts and got teased a bit wearing them, but he didn't care...besides...that color looked good on him.
I’m a girl, too, and blue happens to be my favorite color, too…better than pink, and I’m straight.
I am gay, and I don’t like the colour pink. I prefer crimson red and even the shade black. So Karen’s logic about purple is invalid.
My daughter looks stunning in blue. It makes her blue eyes pop
It means you are trans. Young people say so, their mindset is from the 50s, after all.
Story 3- purple is a royal color. You go OP
Heard the content at the end of the story… told ya
I came to say the same thing👍
I mean the Romans fought a war to learn how to make purple dye. Also blue, particularly ultramarine paint was called Marian Blue cause it was mostly used to paint the robes of the Virgin Mary back in the day.
I always loved the color blue.
And still ended up gay. Oh dang. Blue didn't make me straight.
@@giancarloc1985 LOL
Also, how many pro sports team have purple as their main color? there's quite a number of them. No one bats an eye at them wearing purple or says a thing about it.
Story #1: She knew the rules. She wanted a free drink. She's most likely done it before with other bartenders and gotten away with it.
Unattended drinks... big no no in a bar or club... I had a friend who got drugged with some kind of date R*** drug. And luckily had other friends to help them. Could have ended really badly if they were alone.
They had to go to a hospital.
Never ever.
Even in the "best" bar, unattended drink is a bad idea. As a man, I feel a lot less pressure to be careful (anyway, I'm not going in bar that much : I'm too old for that hehe! And when I was young, it was less of a thing the drugs in the drink... or less known). But, for women, it should be a rule to keep your glasses in front of you : always on the radar. And... maybe be less cocky about "men are always buying me my drinks"... let men that you know (for more than an hour) do so, not the "stranger danger"!
She knew the rules
...And so do I.
@@rowerewolf Now I'm being Rickrolled in my head!
If that had been me, and she started coming behind the bar, she would have been swept out! Scream and cry on the other side of the bar, ma'am!
17:54 I actually want to add on this because its fascinating. The reason this difference in color genders changed was in fact due to homophobia. To be more specific, it was because of Hitler.
Depending on why you were imprisoned in a concentration camp, you would be assigned different symbols to sew onto your uniform to identify you to the guards so that they know where to best put you. Political prisoners wore red triangles, criminals wore green triangles, jehovah's witnesses wore purple triangles, etc. People who were imprisoned for being queer were given pink triangles. This is also how the pink triangle became a symbol of queer liberation, though it's rarely used by the younger generations nowadays.
But thanks to Hitler's categorization system for prisoners in concentration camps, the color pink started to become associated with homosexuality. And being a gay man is far more heavily stigmatized than gay women in the west. Parents did not want their sons wearing a color associated with homosexuality. Thus resulting in parents having their children swap wardrobes.
Story one: Karen is allergic to alcohol - she breaks out in handcuffs! 😎
I thought that was Robert Downey Jr.?
😄😁😆😅😂🤣
Dat's funny stuff right there!
Story 2: Karen was actually brave enough to do it?!
"Hello, my name is idiot, I agree to babysit my trespassing Neighbor's kids, also why not give them my money while I'm at it"
yeah right, as if that was ever gonna work and props to OP for doing the right thing and pressing charges, "you see this with your non-existent eyes Karen? it says; FUCK OFF MY PROPERTY"
Brave, stupid... same difference...
If it's in NY, it's not only brilliant and bold move, she may also has OP jailed for a bonus ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Story 2: Not only was Karen adamant on OP being a free babysitter, but even forged a signature she didn't even know. What an idiot, did she really think this would work
As we know from these videos, these Karens are so self-absorbed and narcissistic, they think ANY idiotic idea of theirs will automatically go their way.
Have you hear about a Karen in NY who forged a contract and managed to have the house owner jailed for it?
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
And funny thing is if you tried to get into their backyard and used their logic against them they’d still call the police
The pastor in the last story is probably one of those people who ends up in prison for fraud.
Probably the kind that commits fraud, abuses his wife and diddles the alter boy in the confessional.
He better be careful, the people that Jesus took a rod to were 'church' people doing something wrong. God in no way shape or form said that it was okay for him to steal from a neighbor. That's breaking 2 commandments at once!
@@maryjoyspohrer256 Those being: "Thou shalt not steal" and "Thou shalt not covet".
"When the pastor has more money than the congregation, the Devil is in the house."
@ostlandr, that's not necessarily true. Where I'm from it is normal, due to small and poor congregations, for a pastor to be bivocational. I'm sure it doesn't need explained, but that's having 2 jobs at the same time. If, in this situation, the pastor has more money than the congregation then it's just because he's working hard at two jobs.
Story 1 - Sounds like Karen’s an alcoholic, plain and simple. Why else would she throw an atomic temper tantrum over a sip of a drink?
Alcoholic for sure, though I will bet that she will find that she is now sitting with a record for assault and disorderly conduct.
Or maybe she wasn't near her glass cause she was in the bathroom doing a bump or two Columbian Marching Powder.
Yep, def drunk
@@TwirlingStar Story 1 sounds fake or hugely embellished.
No way someone was allowed to storm behind the bar and then they calmly had a conversation with her explaining politely about what was going to happen.
@@alexanderwilliams7732that would explain the high strung reaction
You can tell when a story is from the USA. A child breaks their arm, but their parent waits for someone to give them a lift to the hospital rather than just calling an ambulance.
If the story took place when OP was a kid, there may not have been ambulances. Ever watch Emergency? It's about the first paramedic program in LA. Ambulances are a relatively new fangled thing.
@@kimmccarthy7747 And Facebook? Remember the nice aunt posted the pictures on Facebook. Ambulances were around long before Facebook.
@@kimmccarthy7747 Ambulances have been a thing since the fifteenth century. The first motorized ambulance was introduced in 1905. Paramedics and EMTs are a relatively recent development, having started in the late 1960s.
@kimmccarthy7747 this is a like a 2 year old max post
Or they just didn't want to tie up an emergency vehicle for a simple fracture. No skin broken, apparently no obvious break by visual inspection, and the pain, while bad, didn't keep him from playing with another kid while waiting.
Why tie up resources that might be needed for a heart attack or more serious accident?
Story 3 - If anyone in my family treated my nieces or nephew like that EA I’m severing all ties with them.
Story 3: a) if men aren’t allowed to cook, someone better go tell Gordon Ramsey to stop cooking. b) go mom for just wanting their kid happy. If OP is gay or not or in between, so what? I’d rather have a happy kid than a miserable or dead kid. c) someone also better tell the Lakers that men don’t wear purple because it’s only for women!
Add the Vikings to that one. Also, cooking is only 'women's work' until it's in a professional setting, apparently. Oh the hypocrisy...
Huh? He can't cook anyway.
I wouldn't care if the drink was full and untouched. If I had to leave it unattended, like an emergency loo run, I wouldn't drink it or get upset if it was collected. That Karen clearly had no sense of self-preservation because an unattended drink could have been tampered with. Who would knowingly take that risk?
My inner malicious gremlin would want to dump salt into unattended drinks to teach people better
@@jedediahcoulbourne1791 - I would say go for it if there wasn't a risk of it backfiring. Someone might think you're legitimately doping the drink. Still, I agree some people need to come to grips with the reality of the danger an unattended drink presents.
Plus OP did her a favour because leaving a drink unattended is a good way it could get spiked. I work in bartending yes I have seen a lot of people spiking unattended drinks with certain pills. We collect the glasses to prevent people getting hurt.
@@Summertime-ye3wg - Yup. Exactly my point. Coming back to an unattended drink, whether left by choice or not, you can't be sure what you're coming back to. Not worth the risk.
@@jedediahcoulbourne1791 Or laxatives...
If I were looking at a property and found out that a preacher lived next door, I would hesitate to buy.
Would depend on the denomination.
Story 3: We're in the 2020s, not mid-1900s. Karen's "[Insert something here] is only a boys/girls thing" mentality is decades outdated. It's not gay, or weird, or anything like that, and people who believe otherwise are just terrible.
Also, it's extremely childish to argue over a color
Right? Guys and gals can use whatever toy or wear whatever color except for Salmon Pink (it never looks good on anyone) or neon orange (it burns the eyes)
I honestly feel that people who double down like this are coming from a headspace of "Dem [NonHetero/NonCisgender] are getting more rights and i feel threatened!"
Where I am from males at an early age learn how to cook and sew. It is considered a survival skill
Up until around the early 1900 baby boys wore pink, and baby girls wore blue. Baby boys wore pink because they were more delicate, and died easily. Girls wore blue because they were sturdier, and usually survived infant hood. I don't know why it changed. And I've forgotten when it changed. Getting old...
However purple has always been a royal color because it costs so much to make. Think of ancient kings, and queens, purple robe, with ermine trim. The statice symbol of their day.
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Seriously, though. One of my son's favorite colors is pink. Same as the girl he has a crush on.
He's always been attracted to the kitchen, too. His 24 egg omelet he made on the floor at 2 is our favorite to share. He got out a pan, spatula, and a stick of butter, too. We invested in a whole kitchen set fir him after that, including a dozen egg matching puzzle he would Crack to make his Spiderman an omelet.
He was making his own scrambled eggs by 5, and still helps a lot in the kitchen. My grandfather was a cook I'm the military, and my uncles are all great home chefs. My brothers all cook, too, and only one is single. And he hosts parties to share his homebrew beers.
I also remember reading a story where a young boy mended another boy's pants, saying he learned so he wouldn't get in trouble with his mom for tearing his good clothes.
It really cemented my idea that there is no ''women's work'' or ''men's work''. Just a set of skills to learn to make your life easier.
As an artist, the idea of ''boy colors'' and ''girl colors'' is silly. If colors had genders, then they wouldn't all be able to mix to make a new baby colors. But they do.
1st Story:
The full saying is, "The customer is always right IN MATTERS OF TASTE."
That last part tends to get overlooked. It doesn't matter if you think the dress is ugly, or the toppings on the pizza don't mix well, that's the customer's call to make.
If the customer doesn't follow the clearly posted rules of the establishment, they are wrong.
Story 3: when I was in Kindergarten, there was a group of boys who didn't mind playing House with us girls during the in-class play time. I've seen how they've done via Facebook, and they had girlfriends/wives. That aunt's stupid.
As a younger kid, I would play with the neighbor girls. Their barbies just had to make friends with my GI Joes, I'm married now. That auntie is a moron
My male cousin had barbie dolls along with the house, as well as he-man action figures. When you're a kid, you really don't give an eff until someone makes a big deal out of it.
Good! They remembered what they learned, and it worked out for them!
Story 3: How did the Aunt think that purple was a gay color? It's a royal color. She's a weirdo. 👀
The customer is always right in the matter of taste (so the customer has bad taste!!)!!😝😝
I really hate that ‘the customer is always right’ phrase.
@@tmntfangirl4700 I hate it too.
That concept died out a couple decades ago imo bc people took way too much advantage of it and the people that still try and use it are the same people that made companies and employees stop abiding by the "customer is always right".
Tbh hearing someone say that is right up there with "do you know who I am" or "I know the owner, manager, chief of police,etc and I will have your job" hearing someone say any of those is worse than nails down a chalkboard
@@gothgirl4evr881 Yeah I know I wish nobody used it, but there are companies that still use the customer is always right & it's hard to teach an old dog new tricks!
"THE CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS RIGHT IN TERMS OF TASTE AND FASHION"
- The full quote
If they think they look good in the dress, don't argue. If they say the steak isn't salted enough, add more salt.
That pastor just didn’t want to pay lesbians for water the same way people have written ‘no tip’ notes in restaurants when their server is gay. It’s foul behavior. The Lord said “love thy neighbor as thyself” but maybe that preacher needs to go back to Bible School.
Plus he is being a hypocrite, he broke the 8th commandment as well.
Thou Shall Not Steal. I am not even a religious person but even I know of the commandments.
@@Summertime-ye3wg The day I hear of someone being a True Christian is the day that doesn't end in a "Y".
@@JamesDavy2009and what makes a "true Christian"? Just because you're a Christian doesn't mean you're perfect. Everyone makes mistakes. Christians are just those who recognize their mistakes, regret their mistakes, and turn to God to try to do better. It's a life long journey full of short comings, and trying again.
The last story makes me wish that the campground was a rousing success.
Story 3: Since when is purple gay? I know pink and blue are considered gendered, but I never heard of purple being gendered.
It’s less gay and more bisexual
I would know, I am bisexual
It could be considered a "girly" color.
Since Prince terrified the boomers I think
Actually, the bisexual pride flag does have a purple stripe in the middle.
'Tis the color of royalty my good friend!
Story 2 - You know that woman wrote herself absence notes, PT notes, etc. and signed it as her mom, in high school!
"so-and-so can't go to school today because she's sick. Signed: Mom"
@@ET13666 I was thinking more along ..signed: "________'s mom"
I worked as a bartender in a college town and the rules were 1) leave a drink unattended it is picked up. 2) after 2:00 am the drinks will be picked up, even if they are in your hand. 3) assault a member of staff and you will end up in the emergency room. They're pretty simple rules but every few months some drunk would try getting around them. The local cops don't care if you're crying and bleeding, if assault charges are pressed you are going to jail. We're sober, you're not, end of story. If you can't drink responsibly then don't drink at all.
The doctor raised his eyebrows for approval when my son requested a pink cast. Yes, he prefers warm colors. Is there a problem?
Yu can't just assume the doc was homophonic, there are a lot of parents that would go straight home and remove the cast if the parents were homophonic. A lot of doctors will ask for parental confirmation for this reason as well. Though, I didn't see ur docs face so. Were they discussed? Do we curse the doc tonight??
@BROOKEZ12 The doc probably wasn't similar sounding, but I think he just wanted to confirm that the kid didn't really mean camouflage or green and wouldn't catch any guff for it.
Broken arm Karen: I would have happily helped her move far, far away.
Story 1. I been to bars and clubs to know never to leave a drink unattended. Easy way to end up in hospital the next day drugged or... worse. Karen sounded like an angry irrational drunk.
Story 2. I love blue and im gay. Oh dang blue didnt work on me lololol
In the story with the aunt and the broken arm, as soon as the OP mentioned that EA got back in touch, I asked, "So what does she need?" Sure enough, there was a request.
My lord, the entitled Aunt talking about he kid picking purple as their favorite meant he was gay was hilarious. They would have to take her out of the country in a casket from having a heart attack if she ever visited Scotland and saw men in kilts.
Entitled Awnt is a bloody fool. 😅
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Q: What's worn under a Scotsman's kilt?
A: Nothing. It's all in perfect working order.
Who else wasn’t expecting the Karen mom to attempt to forge OP’s signature
I thought she was either going to make up some scary fairytale about how OP tried to harm them or give some sob story of how her children deserve to play in OP’s yard
I expected her to claim OP had obviously shredded it or something.
"I had it, but she took it from my hands" at least sounds like a better lie not believable but better
I'm a straight guy and have loved purple since I was 6. People still think that colors are somehow gender-linked? That's like finding a live trilobite on the beach!
My son wanted a pink phone case when he was 16. I asked him why. He said "To honor my favorite teacher is fighting breast cancer.'
You are darn right I bought him the case he wanted.
I am a gay guy and I like the colour crimson and I dress in black.
I'm a straight guy. Got given a couple of dress shirts once. One was a pale rose, the other was a pale lime green. I rocked those with a gray suit! They even had snazzy pleats and French cuffs.
No desire to cross dress. But when I level up enough in IDGAF I am going to start rocking tunic tops with a belt, leggings and tall boots. FYI the Vikings wore tunics with belts and leggings.
Except finding a live trilobite would be awesome.
That aunt shouldn't have been allowed in with the family getting the cast on cuz they only need one person and that it takes up more space in the emergency room as well as a safety / liability thing.
Story 2: why stop at the cops? OP should've called CPS right away.
OP probably wouldn’t need to since the cops had already given the entitled mother those charges of both child endangerment and child neglect, CPS would already be involved afterwards.
that entitled aunt would gotten heart attack if she was my aunt cuz i liked color Pink and Scarlet
I'd like to take a moment to recognize Fluff, Stevo, and the community as well as thank them. This is the one only reddit channel that I've come across that has fan submissions, really makes it feel like a proper community
Story 3: If you really want to blow her mind, all babies, boy or girl, used to wear white dresses until about the age of three prior to 1930.
One of the first victories of the sufragettes was to switch the "traditional" colors for boys and girls around
Story 4 - You can be sure the pastor didn't pay for the well drilling. Even if it wasn't on the grounds of the church, or at a house owned by the church, but instead his own personal house, he had the congregation pay for it.
A customer is always right "IN MATTERS OF TASTE" people forget the second part of that quote
And many have NO sense of good taste! 😆
@@lancerevell5979 And that's why rebuttals about clothing being ruined when they're bought will always be funny.
The story two. Never ever had I heard of someone handing over an obvious proven thing that they are wrong.
Story 1: That drink collecting rule sounds like a minimum safety requirement.
Story 2: that mother has to have some mental health issue and probably is on the wrong medication (maybe some essential oils?)
Story 3: (Why did they not call an ambulance? Oh, forgot that Americans have a weird health care system) I did not expect this story tto go where it went.
Please, please, please let the lesbian campground thing be true, it's what God would have wanted" I am sure.
I loved how Karen even included "I take full responsibility and babysit" to cover all tracks.
08:57 ... thank goodness OP agreed to file charges. I was so afraid that she would be one of those who "didn't want to bother"... or "didn't want to create more tension between the neighbors", but thankfully that problem has been solved.
I'm sure it got around the neighborhood and now all the residents know what to do if something similar ever happens to them... call police and press charges.
... the nerve of that neighbor to forged a document and hand it to the police thinking she would get away with it... I am relieved she got busted!
Story 3: A color doesn't have a gender! I'm a woman and have loved the color blue for a long time!
Story 4: That pastor sure isn't acting very Christlike. All he had to do was reimburse OP and her wife for the used electricity and put the bill in his name!
Story 3: I actually started wheezing when Entitled Aunt pointed to the skeleton. Does she think that all skeletons are male? Does she think that women are squids or something and have no bones?
"Yes my good sir, I prefer my women boneless." HAHA!!!
A lot of you know this, but the pelvis is dimorphic between the sexes.
Oh, Dark Fluff! Omg you actually did my story. Thank you! I was still fairly new to Reddit at the time and didn't include the fact that this was actually the account of my best friend who left home after high school and went to the US. I'm in Australia, and the incident took place in the US. My friend didn't wanna make a Reddit account to post one thing, so I said I'd post it for him and show him the comments. This is so cool it got read out :D I'll have to send him this video! Get ready for a new Subscriber :D
Story 3: Purple and orange are my favorite colors too!
Are you OP??? LOL jk😂
Rimmy Tim?
In regards to the first story: I work as a hot dog vendor on a very well known street. Now on my hot dog cart there are 3 big yellow signs written in black magic marker that say "CASH ONLY!!! NO $50 OR $100 BILLS ACCEPTED. TIPS WELCOME". The signs are 14" by 14". Even a blind person could see them. Yet I get these rich tourists ordering a hot dog and then handing me a credit card. When I point out the signs to them they get mad and say they should get a free hot dog for not being informed. I just ask them didn't that expensive college teach you how to read? Or they try to give me a $50 or $100 bill to pay for a $6.50 hot dog and I refuse the bill. Boy that really tears them up because they have lost face in front of their friends. And some of them want to fight me because they say the signs don't pertain to them since they are from out of town. Even had one guy arrested for threatening to fight me and steal the hot dog. I meet so many entitled people out there. The ones that are the most polite are the people from other countries visiting our city. It's the rich Americans that cause all the trouble because they can't or refuse to read the obvious signs or think they are so above everyone that the signs are not meant for them. Sit on it. Keep your card and your big bills because you sure as hell aren't getting a hot dog.
Don't you know? Karens don't read signs.
"Purple cast? DO YOU WANT HIM TO BE GAY?!?"
"That's... That's not a thing. People either ARE gay, or ARE NOT gay.. it's not a choice."
I don't even get what the endgame was with the forged signature. Even if by some miracle the cops did buy it, that doesn't mean OP isn't allowed to "change their mind" about letting people into their yard.
In the 1600s the Polish Hussars were some of the best cavalry in Europe. They dyed their uniforms with beet juice, the color was called Polish Pink. If anyone had told a Hussar that their uniforms were girlish that person would likely have needed intensive dental work right away.
Tolkien stole the Battle of Helm's Deep from the Siege of Vienna. And just like in the movie, at the last second, the Winged Hussars (led by King John Sobieski himself) came streaming down the mountainside and hammered the Turks.
Collected drinks story: How many of you want to bet this was a tactic Karen's used successfully at other bars in order to get a free drink?
Backyard story: Not a smart move. Having never seen OP's signature, attempting to forge it was an incredibly stupid move. Fluff, that letter became EVIDENCE.
Broken arm story: I've broken my right arm twice, once in second grade, once as a sophomore. I'm 68 for reference. Back then the only color casts came in was white. Just a hint EA, purple is also considered the color for royalty. And who knows, maybe playing kitchens would encourage more boys to learn to cook, something many bachelors need to learn.
Well story: Hmmm... not very god-like behavior from a pastor.
that poster is correct. purple and pink used to be male colors due to difficulty and cost of dying them. the reason it flipped in the 20s and 30s was because of feminist nurses in hospitals changed the colors to be pink for girls and blue for boys. it is pretty well known result of the suffragette movement. also, as an ideological objector to any color that starts with the letter P other than periwinkle, if someone wants a purple cast, boy or girl, let them have the damn cast they want.
"As an ideological objector to any colour that starts with the letter p". I'm sorry, what in the world does that mean? Genuine question.
I I broke my right arm several years ago... I was a pediatric audiologist at the time and decided on a bright pink cast to trigger the kiddos.... They loved it.. All my kids and friends signed my cast or was awesome.....
Story 3 - As someone who has worked in one kitchen or another for almost all of my adult life: screw you too, Aunt Karen. And let the kid wear a cast worthy of the Emperors of Rome.
The pastor wouldn't have paid anything, he would take it out of the parish funds, and odds are they even decried their neighbours greed from teh pulpit and used it to beg for more donations using peoples charity and hiding behind their gods will no doubt. These people don't ever use their own money.
Love listening to all the crazy stories. But the thing I love the most is when Fluff tells me that he loves me. 🥰
When I broke my arm at about 5 years old, I wasn't given a choice of color. I think all casts were white back then(about 1980).
Story 2: Holy crap. Seriously Karen? The last time I tried a stunt like that was when I was a 2nd grader and wanted to get out of gym class. It obviously didn't work and it was no surprise that it didn't. How can an actual grown adult be that oblivious as to how reality works.
Story 3: the misogyny is strong with Entitled Aunt. Also how deluded does the aunt have to be to think that boys aren't supposed to cook unless you're gay? Also what is wrong with purple? It's historically a royal color. Also blue used to be used for girls and it only became associated with boys when the Nazis decided pink was feminine. (Lol I posted this before the posted comment was read)
Story 3: Gender Role-Karens are living headaches, I'm not the only one who is tired of people who try to apply gender stereotypes
If I had one of those Gender Role Karens in my life trying to pull crap like that, I’d tell her to go chase herself!
Oh yeah, and I’ve been a tomboy all my life, which drove my mom nuts. When I was in my twenties, she even bitched at me about my cutting my hair in a mullet, wearing men’s jeans, and walking in a “manly” way because I just charge right into a room, take big steps while walking, and swing my arms. She said people would accuse me of being a bull d*ke because of that combination (her exact words). I told her flat-out that I wasn’t “girling up” for anybody, and if she didn’t like that, tough noogies!
She also pitched a 9-year tantrum about my being a Wiccan, but thank the Goddess she finally came around!
I am a gay guy, and I like football ⚽️, I like heavy metal plus I don’t like anything flamboyant plus I don’t dress in drag. They are butchy gay guys out there.
Plus most people who have a problem with homosexuality are usually the ones suppressing their own homosexuality and they project their self loathing onto others.
In my belief the Aunt Karen is closeted.
S3: I would really sent the EA around the bend. I'm a female and I absolutely HATE the color pink. My favorite color is blue or aqua. 🤣🤣
My favorite colors are royal blue and emerald green. Being female and a tomboy, that combo would’ve had EA blowing her stack!
That pastor is right: electricity IS free, and he can just go outside in the next thunderstorm and ask God for a whole bunch of free electricity. Free water comes with it. What a deal!
Story 3: NTA
First of all, i don't believe in boy or girl colors.
I am a woman and i have always hated the color pink.
My favorite color has always been black.
Story 3: Aunt should come to Clemson SC and tell every one there that purple is a "gay" color. Clemsons colors are Clemson Orange and purple. (and white). She wouldn't come out of it with her teeth.
Entitled Karen in the ER sounds like someone that would let me know that my name was going on a permanent list for not voting for Trump.
It didn't cost the pastor anything - he charged it to his congregation.
Karen: "thats gay!" *points at skeleton*
XD
When I was a kid back in the sixties, the neighbor on one side of our house always let my friends and I play in their yard and ride our bikes on their sidewalk and help ourselves to the pecans on the ground from their tree. I can't recall ever asking for permission, but she never complained. We never came up close to her house, but we were all over her wide side yard, in her pine trees, and playing Lassie on her sidewalk. Looking back now, I guess times were just different.
Story 3: people who get butt hurt over colors are fools. This makes me think of the fact that my boyfriend's nephew didn't like the color pink for a while and his grandmother was not only offended by this but was doing everything she could to convince this five year old to change his mind. Meanwhile, I'm off to the side trying to tell this woman to get over herself because 1, he's five, and 2, it's okay to not like any kind of color at all. Her repeated response to me was 'he wasn't raised to dislike any color at all'. I gave up after the third try and the kid's mother wasn't all that helpful either way.
The first one was only a scammer who wanted a full new drink. I have met this kind of scammer ones, and I have give them one glass of coke - but only with one sip in it. Exactly the amount i have thrown away
Purple is the color of royalty and nobility. Give it a rest Aunt Dingbat!
By the way, when my dad and uncles were born, pink was for boys and blue was for girls. Boys wore 'boy dresses' until about 2 or so, and then graduated to 'short pants'.
“I take full responsibility for any injury that occurs”
Oh you can tell plain as day Karen planned on suing
If you're in a bar, NEVER LEAVE YOUR DRINK UNATTENDED!!!
Not just to keep them from being collected by Bar Staff but to keep ill intentioned people from spiking your drink with something nasty (like Roofies)...
That's just common sense...
[Sigh] I know, I know...Common Sense isn't anymore...
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Common sense has been extinct since the States stopped teaching it.
Story 2: OP tells Karen mom exactly what she was going to do if the kids trespassed again and OP does exactly that. Karen complains and demands OP sign a permission slip to let her kids trespass and OP again tells her no and what they would do if they trespassed on the property again. At what point does Karen not get that OP doesn't bluff and that escalation will only lead to worse consequences for herself.
Hopefully the bratty kids will learn that if they become like their parents, they can expect similar consequences in the future.
John Wayne also known as The Duke wore pink all the time I dare someone to walk up to him and say he was gay
I'll make the less common guess. She is a GHB farmer who put out a collector but didn't get a hit. Now she has to buy her own GHB.
I used to work retail. One brand had a style of shirts that were very popular with the cowboys: the Susan B Komen shirts. There were polo and button up. The shirts had several different designs in the button ups: solid in dark and light pink, gingham pink and white, and solid black with dark pink lettering of the brand name and the ribbon. Whenever they came in, they sold out just as fast. The next most popular color: eggplant purple.
Story #3 today got me fired up. Boys and Girls can like what they like and be who they want to be as long as it's not harming others. Jesus, leave kids alone and stop forcing your gender-binary BS onto them, let them be kids!
My dad had a pale pink polo shirt that he'd wear in the summer. And he was straight
Another greedy pastor? Colour me utterly unsurprised AGAIN.
The day I see a true Christian is the day when a blue moon becomes a blood moon on February 29 during a planetary conjunction.
1st story, she left that drink there intentionally trying to get a free drink. I mean she's probably an alcoholic but she did that on purpose & when her plan didn't work the way she thought it would she went ballistic
Interestingly enough, this is not the first story I've ever heard of a lesbian-only campground being started out of revenge on bigoted neighbors.
Glad to hear that OP pressed charges on the Karen with 2 boys, because 1, NO Person EVER would give permission to allow New Kids who are total STRANGERS play on their property UNSUPERVISED, or any way, becauae IN ANY STATE in US, Lf ANY person, adult OR child gets hurt, The homeowner AUTOMATICALLY KNOWS THEY will be LIABLE to cover medical billing costs for the person's Medical costs (er exams, treatment for the ASSESSED DIABNOSIS, COSTS FOR IF THE PERSON HAS TO STAY IN hOSITAL, Costs of rehab (IF it is needed, And even including costs of all medications the doctors say are needed, TheKaewnmom swawerved whT HAPPENED TO HER IN THE END!!! And for last but NOT LEAST, FORGERY AND FRAUD are FELONY level CRIMINAL charges. Kren will be thrown atraight to prison!!!!
Story 3 - I instantly like that nice aunt for the purple tedddy bear
Story 3 karen needs to have an earful from Gordon Ramsay.
Purple is the color of Royalty.. men def wear Purple…
Peasants were excited for wearing purple… let this King have his Robes!
(Purple is my favorite color too and have zero shame about it lol)
Story 2: I’d like to see that Karen pull that off in my neighborhood full of cops. Especially with quite a few of my neighbors being K9 officers.
Story 3: my husband and I made a promise that we won’t interfere in what our kids want to play with and like. Our son was 3 when our daughter was born. Grandma accidentally bought my daughter a pink unicorn rainbow jumpsuit that was too big but fit my son. My son said he wanted to wear it. It’s currently hanging in his closet. He’s never asked to wear it. If he does, he’s more than welcome to. My daughter’s favorite toy is her brother’s Rubble, Paw Patrol, plush. Rubble is a male character. We got her her own Rubble to play with.
My son’s favorite color at 2 was pink. He’s 9 now and likes girls (and green). Leave kids alone!
Story 2: somebody call child protective services and do a welfare check.
"Liking a certain colour doesn't make you anything" liking mint green and purple make you cool actually, so says me.
Last story: that pastor didn't pay anything. His congregation did. Guarantee he had a fundraiser for his new well.
Boys wear RED! When I was 14-15 I had this large completely Stop sign red sweater that I liked to wear at school. I told my foster parents that nobody would care if I wore red, as I had already seen other teenage boys wearing some red at school. So against their advice I wore it at school. The only comments I got was that the sweater was cool.
Ladies' Home Journal article in June 1918 said, "The generally accepted rule is pink for the boys, and blue for the girls. The reason is that pink, being a more decided and stronger color, is more suitable for the boy, while blue, which is more delicate and dainty, is prettier for the girl." So the commentator who mentioned this was definitely telling the truth. I would love to tell that entitled aunt that blue is delicate and dainty. 😂
Blue was originally thought to ward off evil spirits. Pink was given to girls because...quite frankly, it was arbitrary. Once we stopped believing in such things, we just held onto it for whatever reason, wouldn't be the first time. That being said, as a CIS male, I would be perfectly comfortable walking about town with a purple cast. Not to say I'd be all that upset with a pink one, but the point remains, I never really saw purple as a "Girl color." On that note, good on OP for that reply. That was beautiful.
Story 1. Unfortunately not all bars pick up unattended drinks.
Story 3: "eww little boys don't play kitchen" So little boys don't eat then?
2nd story:
Karen: Your honor I didnt forge OP's signature.....how? well I didnt know her name
S1 - Honestly, beyond the hope to not have a super cluttered place full of half-empty drink glasses, any glass left unattended could have a roofie in it. So that policy is a solid “customer safety” tool.
love that last story