Parents Kicked Me Out At 18 To “Teach Me A Lesson”. 5 Years Later Mom Shows Up Crying And...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- A story about entitled parents on Reddit: OP grew up feeling emotionally neglected by their successful parents. On OP's 18th birthday, their parents kicked them out. OP struggled at first, living in their car, but eventually found support from a girl named Lily. They started a relationship and OP got a better job.
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I'm so glad you found Lily. She sounds like an angel. You two are lucky to have each other.
*Some people have no business calling themselves parents.*
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I'm glad you didn't let your mom guilt-trip you into letting her move in. Boundaries are important!
Lily sounds like an amazing partner. I'm so happy you found each other.
I'm glad you're setting boundaries with your parents. You deserve to prioritize your own well-being.
I hope you find peace and healing, OP. You deserve it.
It takes incredible strength to build a life for yourself after being kicked out at 18. You should be proud of how far you've come.
Your story is a powerful reminder that love and support can come from unexpected places.
It's brave of you to share your story. Thank you for opening up.
I can't imagine how hard it must have been to sleep in your car. You're so resilient.
It's a tough situation with no easy answers. I admire your willingness to try and rebuild those relationships, even if it's slow and painful.
OP, your story broke my heart. Sending you virtual hugs. You deserve so much better.
Your story is a testament to the human spirit's ability to overcome adversity.
Sounds ai bs... first the parents split up and then they are together at the wedding out of nowhere without any explanation
Yeah
It's great that you're trying to reconcile, but don't let it consume you. Focus on your own happiness with Lily.
Your story is a reminder that even the most dysfunctional families can have moments of redemption.
OP will regret this reconnection eventually. He was swept up by Lily's need of parents she never experienced.
I'm sending you all the positive vibes. Keep fighting the good fight.
Your mom's social media stunt was absolutely disgusting. I'm so sorry you had to go through that.
Family is complicated, but you don't owe them anything. Do what feels right for you, even if it's hard.
It's okay to grieve the childhood you never had.
Lily is a keeper. Marry that woman!
Why would he marry a woman who put his abusers' feelings over his? And is still doing it to this day just so she can have a surrogate mom and dad through him?
You're lucky they're even trying to rebuild a relationship. Some parents would just walk away.
It's okay to be angry. It's okay to not forgive them yet. Take all the time you need.
Your story touched my heart. I'll be thinking of you and Lily.
I'm surprised your dad didn't diagnose himself with a sudden case of "heartbreak" after you told him off at the wedding.
Your parents' behavior is inexcusable. No child should ever feel unwanted or unloved.
Your dad's heart attack was probably just his body's way of saying "I can't take any more of this family drama!"
I'm rooting for you, OP. But seriously, maybe consider therapy for everyone involved.
I'm just here for the popcorn. This is better than any reality TV show!
Do you ever worry about repeating your parents' mistakes with your own children?
Maybe your parents weren't perfect, but they did provide for you for 18 years. You owe them some gratitude.
They were no parents. They did the bare minimum that they were required to do
Im litraly wrighting this in tears
It sounds like you're using your past as an excuse to avoid taking responsibility for your own life.
14:55 i call BS if she really felt that way she wouldn't be trying to ruin his mental health and reputation with all that online sh!t
Not really. Mine broke into my property and trashed it including firing a few bullets through the front door when I wasn't there. Women are nothing but emotions; there is no logic in them.
So after being emotionally abusive, abandoning his son and then harassing said son, she thinks she gets a say or even to apologize? OP was too good to her.
Mommy dearest wants a place to stay, jail is a place, how about that
How do you think OP should navigate this situation?
Your parents sound like they need a crash course in Parenting 101.
You're an adult now. It's time to move on and stop blaming your parents for everything.
Parents realized they're getting older, after that major health scare they probably run out of money. Now they want to play nice because theyll need a carer.
It’s tough when parents recognize their vulnerabilities and start to reach out, especially after a health scare.
Your parents missed out on so much by not being present in your life.
Your mom's Facebook meltdown sounds like a scene from a bad soap opera.
What a doormat.
Well the mother sure knew how to take care of other children so the excuse of "not knowing to be a parent" is just bullshit
It can be really upsetting to see situations where children aren’t cared for properly, especially when it feels like the parent has the ability to do better
Have you ever tried talking to your parents about why they were so distant when you were growing up?
Do you think your parents' attempts at reconciliation are genuine, or are they just trying to ease their own guilt?
What are your plans for the future? Are you and Lily thinking about getting married or having kids?
Do you think you'll ever fully forgive your parents?
What did Lily say after your mom showed up at your door?
How has this experience shaped your own views on parenting?
What advice would you give to someone else in a similar situation?
Do you have any siblings? If so, how did they handle the situation with your parents?
Yung tatay di namatay???? Aysusmaryosep. Totoo nga ang kasabihang: ang masamang damo, mahirap mamatay...
What's the one thing you wish your parents understood about how their actions affected you?
You're 23, not 13. Grow up and stop acting like a victim.
Your parents' behavior was unacceptable, but they're still your family. Blood is thicker than water.
While your parents' behavior was wrong, you seem to be holding onto a lot of anger. Forgiveness can be freeing.
Your mom made a mistake, but she's clearly trying to make amends. Maybe you should give her another chance.
You were a bit harsh on your dad at the wedding. He's trying, and you need to cut him some slack.
thanks for the interesting story