What Was the Biggest 🅿🅻🅾🆃 🆃🆆🅸🆂🆃 of Your Life? (r/AskReddit Story)
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- New AskReddit Funny Stories: On my grandmothers death bed, she asked me "Do you know who your real mother is?". What major "plot twist" moment have you had in your life? --- 1000 LIKES AND I WILL UPLOAD MORE REDDIT STORIES!
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3:44 My jaw dropped to the floor for this plot twist. Born through sperm donor, loses bio mom at age 6 and moves in with aunt and her family, lives happily with them...AND THEN finds out that said aunt DONATED unfertilized eggs so mom could have children. That is next level.
So technically her aunt was her real mother...
@@invertedv12powerhouse77 Yes. It must be very surreal to find out that your aunt, who you've lived with and loved for so long that she feels like a mother to you, actually is your genetic mother because she donated eggs to your biological mother.
This taught me that biological mother and genetic mother are not always the same
@@invertedv12powerhouse77
Technically, both women are the biological mother... If hypothetically there was 2 fathers involved that duplicated this, there's still only 1 biological father (at least until sperm/DNA donation tech develops further, then 2 men can also proudly be the biological fathers of the same kids).
If you really want to play some interesting hypothetical thinking... You can theoretically create a situation where a set of siblings, each born years apart, are actually all identical multiple siblings that all have 3 biological mothers & 2 biological fathers!
That would be a mind fu¢k for sure! It's also the ultimate twin study! If you really were insane (so the prior to be really the penultimate) & wanted to really push the envelope (i.e. to make the insane ultimate)...
You could create the same thing but also create each individual identical multiple sibling so they were also each, themselves a mosaic twinning (of the above described 5 biological parents)!
And the church freaks out about 2 moms or 2 dads! They have no idea what they are in store for!
Adam
P.S. As far as I know, science can easily create 3 moms & staged identical multiple siblings; but can't do the double dad or mosaic twinning yet. However, since 3 moms is easy, somebody may already knows how to. Hopefully, nobody tries to make mosaic twinning, it's not humane/safe to do.
same
A majority of this subreddit can be described by a single quote:
“Boy, he may have been your father, but he ain’t your daddy.”
Alexa play 'Father and Son' by Yusuf and Cat Stevens
Emily Steele I’m mary poppins y’all
GOTG 2
Lol
"Son, you're adopted"
"That's okay, I love you anyway."
"Less talk and more packing, they're gonna be here in an hour."
Dad jokes are funny sometimes. This one is not.
You just need to dad harder!
A and B blood type can indeed make an O type...
But hey, thats high school biology. Whatever.
Michael Studený true, you have to be IaIo IbIo lol
O is a recessive gene, so that blood type A can have the O gene being masked by the more dominant A gene, the same can goes for the B type. and also there's a very very very rare O type called "O-Bombay"
Still, I want to know why the grandmother was like "never speak of this again!!!" WTH is she hiding?
@@Kasuyaki007 Ao x Bo gives a 1/4 chance of having a O baby tho? Doesn't seem that rare on paper? And thrown in that they're O+ it's quite normal.
Edit: Ah you're talking about the O bombay type as rare nvm lol.
"I lost my biological mom only to be rescued by my genetic mom" Repeat that again but slowly...
maybe she gave birth so it's biological but genetic bc it was the aunt's eggs? tbh idk
More accurate term would have been "birth mother" since she gave birth. But biological and genetic would refer to the person whose egg it was.
My mom had a plot twist when I was born I came wrapped in a pink blanket and she thought I was a girl. Needless to say, I've never stopped being a disappointment.
*_Mega OOF_*
My grandma was told she would have triplet girls. She had twin boys
I can hear it now. Your grandpa complaining about how he's not going to repaint that damn bedroom. And he's definitely not buying new clothes for all of them till they grow out of their pink onesies. Fun fact back in the day they used reusable diapers, my mom being the cheapskate she was did that as well but kept using them all throughout my childhood for cleaning.@@flames1752
@@BobTheGodly
Good for them, just goes to show, you shouldn't count your eggs before they hatch... Or guess their gender either!
Besides, originally pink was a boys color! People can be so foolish & petty over such stuff.
Adam
My mom wish i was a girl too, too many dicks in my family she said. She already bought girls baby clothes and dolls before i was born.
The blood type thing is actually totally possible if both parents are heterozygous (carriers) of the Type O allele since Type O is recessive.
KiroMahoutsukai that’s what I was thinking
Biology class! Yay! ^w^
@@thenightjackal I was taught this in normal 6th graded science
haha nerd
(I understand but I hate biology)
Ye, science
7:55 It reminds me of the quote in GOTG 2 from Yondu: "He maybe your father boy, but he wasn't your daddy."
I just finished watching the movie before this video.
@@divine8405 nice! Did you like it?
@@gosegose5183 yup
@@divine8405 nice!
skeet yeet yondu was his daddy ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
The "my sibling was actually my parent" story is getting very popular, huh
Well, it's probably the best thing to do as parents if your daughter gets pregnant as a teenager. Just pretend the child is your own. This way she won't abort your genetic offspring, her life isn't ruined and the child will grow up with loving "parents" and their real mother in close contact.
I'd do it for sure if it was my daughter.
@@gayusschwulius8490 yep, you summed it up
GayusSchwulius a baby doesn’t ruin your life, and abortion isn’t bad.** there I fixed it for you
@@katieblankenship688 If you get a child as a teenager, yes, it can. It is much harder to get a proper education when having to care for a child. Not even 2% of all girls who have given birth before their 18th birthday will finish their college education. A child from a teenage pregnancy will also drastically impair your chances of finding a stable relationship/marriage because very few men are happy to raise another man's child.
I'm not willing to discuss the overall morality of abortion with you, let's just say that it is certainly not the best solution in terms of emotional stress and mental health of a teenager. Most parents don't want their daughter to abort their grandchild, either.
@@gayusschwulius8490 I don't want to discuss the morality of abortion either, but being pregnant and giving birth at a young age has a much higher risk for the mother dying during childbirth, if the child makes it to full term, and therefore abortion can sometimes be considered an option for health reasons. Although I feel like you know this because you seem like you know what you're saying, so it's more for other people reading this thread :)
A friend when she was 14 found out the reason her mom was never in her life and her dad refused to talk about her is because she was a drug addict that had prostituted my friend as a literal days old baby for drug money. It's presumed this happened for a few weeks until the truth came out and the proper authorities got involved and he ended up with sole custody.
Soextrah man that’s such a fucked up thing to find out at 14...
My heart stopped for a moment when reading this
Pro tip: Dont marry a drug addicted prostitute
@@XX-gy9gk Read it again, the mother wasn't the prostitute.
@@Predator23321 o shit I just realized, that makes it worse.
1:46 it might be a checkbox for your grandfather to see which one of his grandchildren said goodbye to him. Or which if his grandchildren was actually good inside🤷♀️
Alex Linders he just verified OP
Commander Neyo idk what that means but I was just saying it could be this because nobody understood what it was
It was a list of which grand child's organs to harvest to keep him young.
Grandma didn't harvest soon enough.
Way off topic but my grandma had a cat that lived to 26 years old
Cool, Man
You can be O and have your parents be A and B. It wouldn't be possible if one of them was AB, but that is not the case.
I hope they didn’t assume there was marital problems oof
@@aryadeeptade6581 Exactly
If they have a rare genetic condition called “cis AB” then they can have a child who is O
I think that poor guy needs some education about blood types. Type O is recessive so if your parents are both carriers then you can indeed be Type O without any funny business.
Also, Type O+ isn't the universal donor, it's Type O-.
Also also, there are more proteins and such besides blood type and Rh factor that need to be cross-matched before a blood transfusion so it's possible he couldn't donate to his wife because of incompatibility there.
Thank you!!
Looool The "pop-pop with my cousin George Michael" is actually from a show called Arrested Development
I was wondering why she would say "George Michael".
He's a singer, and she wouldn't actually say her cousins name.
Jodi Matthews pop-pop lmbo
Yeah. That one clicked with me pretty fast. I like that show a lot.
the account name is "cousin_maeby" i'm so dead 😂😂
I legit just stopped the video at that moment and scrolled across this a few moments later
“See you tomorrow!”
Kid exits room
“NOT!” *dies*
I now know how I want to die
9:39
Either:
A. Adopted
B. Double Half-O Parents
Everyone carries two types of blood cells.
Those determine blood type.
O is recessive, meaning it can be hidden away by A or B.
The context of that one seems like he was adopted, but it could be possible to be double O, since it has the same chance as being AB with both parents being half-O
This is all correct but I’m still confused on the why the Grandmother wanted him to never speak of it again. Was he adopted and some how the mom didn’t know or i’m honestly confused. The way the story is told the grandmother seems to know something the mom doesn’t.
Yeah, the fact that the mom seems genuinely confuses is very weird. Was baby swapping involved in any case?
Two Blood Cells? I feel bad for those two.
Or the momma was cheating. The grandma's forceful shushing of the whole situation seemed to indicate that...
Remember this if you are ever at a loved one's death bed: when the body starts shutting down it can cause very dry cotton mouth which makes it so much more comfortable if you are able to provide them with something to relieve this. My lovely soon to be wife was with me at my grandma's death bed, and she saw the signs and immediately asked the nurse for some solution that could be dabbed on my grandmother's lips, tongue and inner cheeks, and insisted we constantly helped her apply the solution to keep my grandmother's last moments from being more painful than necessary. As she could not safely swallow liquid without choking, nor could she make out any intelligible words to say how she was feeling, I can't even imagine how much that meant for her. My fiancé also made sure to apply a moist cloth to her forehead from time to time which she seemed to really appreciate.
PS: I had never thought about the experience that it must be, physically, for the person whose body is shutting down. This is one of the most valuable things anyone has ever done for anyone I know.
Pps: I already knew my fiancé was a keeper, but if I hadn't, this would have been a definite sign.
I've only recently learned as an adult that the "Raising a 14-year-old daughter's illegitimate child as a younger sibling" is a very frequently used old-school strat.
Separating the two for the first 5-10 years in order to shed the maternal instinct is an optional add-on.
6:21 ok. No one is going to point out the OBVIOUS arrested development reference?
AndreZB I noticed that and then went into the comment section really disappointed that no else knew.
same
As soon as I read George Michael I knew
Anyone else notice the random Arrested Development reference
Yeah the reply got r/woooshed
About the blood type plot twist with the o blood guy, idk if the person that posted that realizes but type A and type B can have a child with O. They just need to be carriers for O.
A Duck Player: This. People don‘t know how genetics work.
was looking for this.
Yes, I was looking for this too.
found what i was searching for.
Yep
Mine is when I found out that I was a birthday present, my birthday is in December, and my dad's birthday is in March. That's 9 months.........
Unless u r a premie it takes 10 months
@@taazii I wasn't
@@mrsaltyeagle4499 yeah it's 40 weeks... So not exactly 9 months.
@Angel Vollant same but i was also a present for my uncle he told me while i was in the womb to wait 13 days. we now share the same birthday.
@@PowerSkiff12 That's so sweet!
does the blood type guy not realize how blood types work. If your dad was a BO he'd have type B and your mom an AO she'd still have type A overall but u could have O...
genetics is crazy yall
They obviously didnt pay attention to 7th grade genetics
but then why did the grandma get all mad an say never to mention it again?
@@Devastator-cr3oh they all collectively don't know how blood typing works
Grandma probably thinks there’s some possibility that the blood type dudes dad isn’t actually his dad and the “bio” dad is where the o+ comes from
@@Devastator-cr3oh easy, the story is all made up and the dude just doesnt know how blood works cuz he didnt learn it in class because hes too young and thats why hes also lying... Hes a kid (just a theory)
good form, pupper
THE GOOD LIFTS BEAGLE IS TOO CUTE
Agreed
when they tried for my first brother they were hoping for a little girl, but got a boy instead
my second brother was an accident, they still wanted a girl but once again got a boy
and then three and a half years later they wanted to try ONE more time for a little girl, however since they had a boy twice they're hopes weren't too high, according to my mother they even had a male baby name prepared. even the doctors and nurses were thinking i was gonna be a boy.
plot twist, they had little baby girl me, my family doctor still owes my dad five dollars
puppyhowler: same here
I hope that happens to my mum soon. Me and my two sisters are female and she's gonna give birth in 3 - 5 days. She's told it'll be a girl but we're praying for a boy.
@@jazzydrawz3792 Well please tell if it's a boy or girl. I will never forgive myself if I don't hear the answer.
@@koolmckool7039 girl
@@jazzydrawz3792 Well at least buying won't be such a challenge. But seriously congrats on your sister.
All my life I wanted to get into the medical field from as early as I can remember. I remember reading my dads textbooks of human biology, medicine, alternative medacine and apothechary. Mum and dad were always supportive and encouraging, getting me every book they can find and I was really direct and passionate throughout school.
Fast forward to first year of my Bachelor of Medicine. I got in and it was glorious! All my hard work paid off.... and then I went blind. Fuck. My eyes, decided now was the time to activate a dormant genetic condition which caused me to lose my eyesight by the end of that year. Thanks.
I am now happily married with a childhood friend, have two kids and have just regained my eyesight with the aid of surgeries, after 7 years. I would've graduated Bachelor of Medicine in the end of this year... but I've had a lot of time to be ok with that fact and have no intention of persuing anymore at the moment.
@Kirin F. Most definitely, being a mum with a love was also a dream of mine, but was supposed to come after the bachelor haha. Oh well, the universe works in strange, strange ways.
@@r0xdab0x96xo if you don't mind me asking, what was the genetic condition and does it have a chance of returning?
@@haiiithereee30 Keratoconus. It is a condition where the collegen within the cornea of the eye weakens/depletes. As the condition advances, the cornea begins to thin and bulge, distorting ones vision to eventual blindness. In advanced cases the cornea may become thin enough to rupture as my left eye did.
Generally, both eyes are effected, it begins to occour within late teenagehood to early adulthood. It's usually a slow process over many years, however, sometimes it happens rapidly such as my case, or slow enough that is mistaken for normal eye limitations and goes unnoticed until well into eldery age such as my grandfather.
For early stages, various contacts amd glasses are used to prolonge the deterioration, sadly the condition is not currently preventable.
Mid stages, intacts and CXL(cornea crosslinking) may be used or more specialised contacts, though I do not know much CXL as that has only recently been brought about and may still be in testing. There may be a surgical option of a partial cornea transplant where only a few layers of a donors cornea is sutured the recipients cornea.
For the advanced stages, past legal blindness, partial or total cornea transplant surgeries is the final option. Due to my deterioration, I had none of the above methods, only steriods and total cornea transplants.
Transplanted cornea's last about 20 years after voiding high risk rejection within the first 2 years, but is still at a small risk into the future, zo I will probably need more surgeries some day.
I'm not sure if my keratoconus will manifest the transplants at some point either. Due to the donor cornea not being an exact shape to your own cornea, vision may or may not improve. However, after a transplant, one can then have a ridgid scelera lense to clean up the difference allowing one to become legally sighted again, or glasses if their eyes don't taketo the lenses well, though the improvement is not as grand.
Sorry for long essay, I am not good at making things short and simple. I hope there is enough detail for you to have an informed idea
KymeraAHP oh my fucking God...that must be horrible to just lose your dream...I’m a pilot and always wanted to be one, I can’t believe my life without eyes, it must have been hard for you! Did you seek out transplants?
@@r0xdab0x96xo wow, you've done your research! isn't it amazing how far science and technology has come? i hope your transplant lasts a long time to come and you don't have to worry about too many surgeries :)
2:24 both grandparents worked for MI6 and the abusive parent “disappeared”? Nothing else to see here.
9:44 perfectly posible, if father y Bi and mother is Ai. There is a 25% chance of the son being ii (which is O)
dante slayer The father is “bi”? Okay then....
@@azphelion oof
@@azphelion And the mother is an AI
I still want to know why the grandmother was all "never speak of this again!!!"
Thanks, was looking for this comment. Many people do not know how bloodtypes work and assume that you inherit a letter not an allel of a gene which makes me chuckle. :D
omg 2 people who have A and B blood types can have a kid with O bloodtype! the O allele is recessive.
You can carry an O allele while not having the O bloodtype lol
thankyou, yes. Ai+Bi = AB or Ai or Bi or ii. so both parents must be heterozygous.
The point of the story is not that it wasnt possible mate. It's his grandmas reaction, the oddness of her wording and tone mixed with her blood type make it.....strange to say the least
It was strange, but not impossible.
Came here to comment this sksks
Aster To be fair a lot of older people I know think that you have to share your blood type with at least one of your parents, so she might have thought that it meant something even if it doesn’t
Rich People:
Poor People:
People who get the meme without the image:
Huney: The Channel of Sweet coffin? Just to make sure lmao
I am gonna look great at my funeral
But.. but I don't want a coffin. I was supposed to be forged into a sword.
Nah, bury me in a lake somewhere. I don't care.
I don't get it.
3:55
OP: My mom died of cancer when we were six years old.
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Megalovania
7:37 it literally Andy mack 102
Bloodtypes aren't necessarily genetic in a clean cut way. It is possible for an A blood type and B blood type to have a child with an O blood type.
It IS genetic in a clean cut way. The O blood type is just recessive.
You don’t understand how genetics works.
@@Kernel15 i mean they could have mutated
It is how genetics work, the mom could be genotype AO and the father could be BO so theres a 25% chance the child is OO unless one or both of the parents are homozygous instead of hetero in which case the kid is wrong, adopted or a bastard.
@@mr.quarantine5977 exactly. Biologist here, it is completely possible. If the family had Googled it first, they wouldn't have embarrassed themselves like that.
Me and my friend got into a huge fight on new years. It was over text. She was telling me how this creepy dude was such a better friend than me even tho sexually harassed her. She refused to call me and fight me face to face.
It put a bad taste in my mouth afterwards, I didn't even wanna see her because I was upset with her.
About a month later she asked me why I was so distant recently, I told her about how it hurt me when she said all that stuff about me over text. She said "what fight?"
Turns out creepy dude stole her phone when she was a new years eve lock in and texted me all that stuff hoping to end out friend ship since I was "keeping her away from him"
saturn that’s why kids LOCK UR DAMNED PHONES
@@theinvincibles764 well, she has a password now if that makes it any better
He got expelt or sent to the police right?
@@sashapaleologue1234 yup. He's out now tho, but he was in iss and basically kid jail for a majority of the school year. But now he's out
Hope you and your friend are okay..
joyful music: *exists*
Updoot Reddit: On mY GrAnDmOTheR's dEAthBeD-
2:45 it will remain classified until 2060 I can't imagine what she did.
what happened in 1960?
Im the 6th of 7 children and the age gap between the first and last of my siblings is 26 years, I used to laugh at these "older sibling is my parent" stories but I'm beginning to get suspicious
The age gap between my mom (the youngest sibling) and her oldest sister is 19 years so you good fam
for now
@@alexiam1999 I have a neice thats a few months older than me, im not sure
Tell us if the youngest also has 7 children because then we'll start having problems
My bestfriends the youngest(23 of four the oldest his sister is in her mid 40's his parants are both in thier 60's. You're okay.
When that one your hitting is actually ur sis but then you remember ur in Alabama
*guitar riffs*
🎵" I come from Alabama with my Banjo on my knee"🎵
"good form, pupper" need those extra lifts thanks bud.
3:42
Same
It kind of fucked me up for a bit because I'm a pretty big believer in fully understanding yourself
I like to read as I hear the voice. It's annoying that the text is so small when you have all this room in the background.
What size is your screen? I watch on my phone and I can read it.
*Matthew Noneya* i have it on my phone too and i can read it, but it takes effort to read it and it could definitely be a bigger font
Is it really just me that doesn't complain about the text size? Cause my friends also complain about it.
Love the arrest development reference 6:24
Finally somebody got it
Good form, pupper! Keep up the good work.
3:44 That is AMAZING, One bad thing happens but then everything turns out good. This actually blowed my mind.
If I were adopted, I would respect my parents a LOT MORE.
Because they saved 2 kids life with that decision already :)
In my school, the most manliest man was kissing his boyfriend in the cafeteria. Mind you nearly every girl in the school wanted to do him. He even had a stalker. So you can imagine that this guy who had muscles to make a straight man stare and a jawline that could cut glass, kissing a guy openly. He wasn't even shy about it.
Don't get me wrong i'm a bisexual, but it was a genuine shock that this guy had girls walking into walls because they were checking him out was gay.
And before you ask yes I hit on him.
Did it work?
@@Vellione no he was already in a relationship
But you are a kettle. You could make him a cupatea.
@@Carbon2861996 that was just wrong
One time I thought I clogged a toilet at a condo (my whole family, including my uncles and aunts) and I told my dad. He then went into the bathroom, came out and said I clogged the toilet (BEtRaYeL) but nobody believed him. Days later, I’m at my aunts in the car with my two cousins. My aunt (shout-out to her) said I could tell her anything. She then asked me if I clogged the toilet at the condo. I said yes. She then told me how my dad ratted me out and nobody believed him. Then my older cousin told us. She clogged the toilet with toilet paper then left, leaving me to think that I clogged the toilet. Biggest plot twist of my life. I will pass that on to generations.
Okay, so a lot of people are commenting that it is totally possible for the mom with A blood and the dad with B blood to have a kid with O blood.
And they are right.
But they are missing the point: the weird coverup.
If something weird weren't going on, then why would not only his mom but also his aunt tell him that he was lying? The plot twist isn't just that fact - its the weird circumstances surrounding it. Which is why the story included all the circumstances.
Imagine attending a funeral, rando military people show up to perform a cannon salute, and you aren't allowed to know why for another 50+ years.
Bruh,
“good form, pupper”
Yup I was just thinking about the fact that tomorrow I've got to get up nice and early for "Intensity Day" (i.e. heavy lifts in the 3-5 rep range). Good form pupper and may the gods of iron and protein be forgiving of me cutting
Good, form pupper
good form, pupper
when i was pretty young my mom told me that my brother actually came from a different father but it never bothered me. a few years ago, when i was 17 or something, she was crying so i talked to her and she asked me "would you hate me if i told you your dad wasnt your dad?" or something along those lines. i was confused and said "no, but thats not the case anyway, right?" and she just went silent. i never expected to be a product of my mom cheating on my dad. they both have always loved me and even told me of all the precautions they had to take because i was such a biologically risky pregnancy. my dad accepted me the moment he knew my mom was pregnant. he doesnt know that i know because he never wanted me to think of anyone else as my "real" dad.
Mine: Met a great guy at Disney Grad Night 49 years ago. Wrote for a bit but dropped it: We we’re hundreds of miles apart (no cell phones then, and distance interfered more). More than 40 years later-both happily single for years-we Facebook-connected. Now, we’re married. The last chapters are the best chapters. (When he greeted me at Disneyland, it must have just been a place-holder for the future.)
My dad was adopted and has always known it. I am his biological son. He tells me "we're not related because I'm adopted" all the time and I go with it. It confuses the shit out of people lol.
Nope being O with an A and B parent is totally possible so long as both are heterogeneous for the trait, (giving you a 25% to be O, the same odds you had for a, b, or ab). Same with being negative with two positive parents (Had a similar situation where I found out I was negative, but no one else in my family is or at least knows they are. Turns out it's been a hidden trait for generations that finally showed up in me)
Blood types are actually pretty cool because if you have a heterogenous A and B with one being negative and the other carrying the recessive negative trait (but being positive) they have an equal chance of having any of the 8 blood types.
My family has all types (not counting +/-).
Father is A+
Mother is B-
So it goes:
Me being O+
And my 3 younger siblings have A+,B+ and AB+
It is mildly amusing.
I know my dad is an O, im A- so i wonder what my mom is
Thank you! Just covered this in biology 3 weeks ago haha.
But the fact that the family itself started to lose their shit kver this tidbit shows there might be something going on.
Inverted V12 Powerhouse your mom is an A! (You are an A/o -/-) She could be either negative or positive though. If your dad and mom are both positive with recessive negative, you have a 25% chance to be negative. If your dad is positive and your mom is negative, it goes up to 50%
9:39
man yall thinking that he has O because its possible with one A and one B parents
but im pretty sure someone just cheated on someone else
Not neccesarily at all
My grandparents have been divorced since my dad was 12. My dad has had a really rocky relationship with his dad ever since. Fast forward to when I was little, every time we’d go to grandpas house my dad would mysteriously get called into work. I always thought that was all it was, but when I got older I started seeing a therapist with my mother and she mentioned his rocky relationship with his dad and related it my relationship with my own dad. I wasn’t even questioning it up till that point but it all made sense once she mentioned it.
He may of bin your father boy but he wasn't your Daddy - Yondu
Good form, pupper.
Butterfly McQueen good form pupper
Butterfly McQueen good form pupper (He's so adorable 😍)
Good form pupper
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Good form pupper
3:31
I had the same experience when I was around 5, and my diagnosis led my father to discover that he also had Asperger’s.
When I was diagnosed with a horrible case of scoliosis and had a part of my spine was sliped out of place and was sitting on both my spina chord and my blader. Years later my mother told my that if I didn't have my first of three surgeries I would have been paralyzed from the waist down.
i'm still confused by checklist grandpa
For people that doesn't know about blood genetics, your parents can be A and B and you can get O type, O is recesive which means that you are homocigote if you have such blood type because your parents are heterocigote you get an O blood type .
Hahahaha homo
My oldest brother was raised and adopted by my uncle (my mom's brother, who is sterile) when he was 12 and I was being born, my grandfather told my brother that we were brothers and that his aunt was actually his mom because my brother didn't want to go to the hospital and wanted to spend time with, what he thought at the time, his mom. This led to my uncle and aunt seperating, my uncle committing suicide within the next year and my brother forcibly having to move in with us.
My brother now has trust issues and despises everyone in the family except for me and my brothers.
My grandpa, to the day he died, said that that exchange was his biggest regret of his life.
This was a ride and just makes me want to say good form, pupper
OP: "my mom passed away"
Updoot Reddit: *engages cheerful trolling music* "DUdUduDu DUdudUDuDu DuDuDUDuDuuuuDdu"
Out of my five siblings
I was the only planned one.
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And I was thought to be a male baby, yeah nope. Female baby :)
After my (twin) brothers were born my mom decided to get her tubes tied. The nurse said she should wait a few years in case she changes her mind and now I have a little sister. It’s hard to believe she almost didn’t exist.
It’s not the exact same thing but pretty similar, as I only found out after my sister was born.
That’s really amazing
One choice could’ve changed a lot of things
Same. Exactly the same. 5 sibilings, only planned. "It's going to be a boy", so I have the name my sisters insisted I should have if I was a girl.
About the blood type thing - people already pointed out how it's entirely possible for that to happen, but the fact that the grandma (on the mother's side) called him and told him to never bring it up again implies that the mother had an affair, got pregnant and told her mother (the grandmother) and are keeping it a secret from the dad.
Good form, pupper. I'll need those heavy strong lifts for tomorrow, thanks boy 😚
Mine was when I was told that my middle school and high school guidance counselor was my dad’s first wife. That explains all of the special attention.
Was she kind to you?
*Matthew Noneya* yes
I realized that my mom had been emotionally abusive for my entire young childhood when I was 16.
good form, pupper
I am disappointed i didn't see more if the good form, pupper in the comments
good form, pupper
Maybe because that's an impostor pupper
It's not a beagle
good form, pupper
“Turn our i was a shitty baby” that killed me 😂
The biggest plot twist ive had is endgame
Yo SAME man
What was the plot twist?
Infinity war had a plot twist at the end.
First day at new job. I call my mom and tell her the names of my colleagues. "That girl is your brothers half sister" she tells me. I knew my brother has a different father than I do, so that was not shocking. I'm happy to have found a "connection" and go back in to tell the girl "hey, we're almost related". Turns out my new colleague has no idea she has a half brother, she calls her father to confirm and proceeds to have a drink, at work.
3:24 same thing happened to me. as i got older i wondered why my mom was always sick, she never played with me and always just layed in bed. recently she passed away from organ failure and i came to the realization that she wasnt "sick" she was a drug addict. nothing hurt more than watching my mom wither away and not being able to do anything about it. now im an orphan at 16
Aaaaaaw that pupper has good form
You can be O. His parents are heterozygous for it
That means his parents genotype is type A
And type B
The redditors genotype is type O he inherited it from his parents
Also if the redditors blood type is type O+ and his dad is B- his mom must be A+ either heterozygous(+-)
Or homozygous (++)
Other factors go into it but this is just the basic stuff
Someone call M Night Shyamalan
loled at the arrested development joke
My cousin: at 13 years old she found her father and mother were her grandfather and grandmother. 6 months later her father decided to go meet her and be present on her life.
My aunt: her mother left a note with her lawyer to be opened after her death. Turns out my aunt and her 3 brothers were adopted. My aunt's father had already passed away too.
Biggest plot twist in my life was me finding the emails between my mother and father where my mother found he was seeing a much younger woman and highlighted all the messages between them in different colours corresponding to what type of "betrayal" it was and responding to everything she read.
Then finding out my mother desperately wants to keep the marriage "for us kids". Like seriously no. We don't want you to keep your dysfunctional marriage. In fact we both thought that you would be the one to get a divorce from our dad years and years ago. No this isn't best for us. We're both adults now, nothing is gained by you keeping the marriage together "so we'd still have a whole family". Let it go.
So... She wants to stay married for the kids now even though you're adults ? Or was that when you were younger?
@@jenster29 I mean it started when I (the younger one) was 17 so not quite an adult but yeahhh. Right now it's too far gone in the process of separation and my dad's continued relationship with the woman but boy, she hung onto that idea for as long as she could.
@@dothedo3667 yeah I get you. She probably was afraid of starting over alone I guess. Tell her she should enjoy her new found freedom hahah no husband and no kids to look after
Ok, here we go...
The year I started High School, and right after my father won custody (he promised to take us to see our (brother's and my) mom whenever we wanted to see her, if we lived with him, whereas my mom said she would get us ice cream every day if we picked her. As the rezponsible kids we were, we chose my dad, so he got custody) our mother abandonned us. We found out she lived in the US, (we live in Canada) and that she was trying for another child (her plea to discontinue paying child support (which was honestly, *completely bogus!!!* I mean, just because you want to have another child, does not meam your past children cease to exist. How she thought this was ok baffled me, but that the papers she sent us were signed legal documents, completely blew my mind. Nono, it's ok. I mean my father is poor as dirt, and we just barely have enough to live on, and sure you don't hava a salary, but your new husband is a full on genetcist, can more than afford the few $100 to make sure we geg new coats when we need them, or somethong as necessary.... But I'm off on a tangent.
Anyway, fastforward a few years when we get a call from my uncle. My dad and stepmom called my brother and I into the room, put it on TLC, and there was my mom, on the show "while you were out".
The first time I had seen my own mom, in 5 years, was on an interior design show. Plot twist? I found out that day, that I ave a sister.
(All relationships are mended now, and sadly, my mom passed away in 2016. At least we were able to reconsile before her Cancer diagnosis, so it didn't feel at all forced. I stay in touch with my sister, and brother (who came along a few years later) on instagram now.
Wow... That's some story. That's the only reaction I have for you right now.
Good form, pupper. XD
When I found out my mom was adopted. We were going through yearbooks reminiscing about the past and she said “this was me and your aunt in elementary school” and the last names were different. Apparently their first dad wasn’t the nicest so my grandma took them and met my grandpa and just never told us. Still haven’t gotten a chance to meet the man responsible for having my mom and my aunt. I think that might be a good thing though.
my mom and dad were never married and that my grandma's name is actually thelma, not carlene.
She says thelma is a name for crazy old ladies who wear neon blue eyeshadow and have a lot of cats
vee is a bee I’m changing my name to Thelma
During biology in highschool we tested for bloodtypes. My results came and I got B (don't remember if it was + or -) and I told my mom, and she said that was impossible because both her and dad had O+
edit: spelling
Is that a beagle? That looks more like a bulldog pup to me. Either way, good form, pupper.
Good form, Pupper. I shall now hit the gym!
I dunno if this is, but at my advanced program thingie at school, one day we all just started speaking in a British accent. It wasn’t arranged. It was a silent agreement to be British for a day.
"When we were 3 years old *happy music starts playing* our mom was diagnosed with breast cancer.
Ha.
My little cousin is going to have a plot twist soon. Everyone in our extended family except for him and his little sister knows that his biological dad left when he was a baby and my uncle who raised him since he was a year old is not his biological dad. I really hope they tell him soon, it’s going to get out eventually and the longer they wait the worse it will be
3:46 this is CRAZY woah also amazing at the same time
while growing up me and mom was never stable at least once a year she would get fired or lose her home and her friends would abandon her, her excuse was because she was a women.
after high school when I got out on my own it turns out the real reason her life was shit was because he is an Idiot, she could not manage her money she would blow her paycheck and when bills were due she would borrow from friends and after a while they cut her off and her cigarettes were always top priority in one case she was so broke he could not pay rent utilities nearly got turned off the food was what the grocery store threw out but she still went through a pack a day.
in another case she lost a house,
she was told by a finance expert that there is no way in hell she could manage the notes and still smoke,she told him that she will be fine, 2 week later she is hitting me up for $200.00 which is the amount she spent on cigarettes, now she tell people the owner hates women
So many people prioritize their addictions & financially compromise themselves, what's really unfortunate is when it doesn't stop them from harming their family (especially their kids). I'm sorry you had to live through that, but it sounds like it has made you more aware of these pitfalls. I have a lot of bitterness from similar family issues, but it's also made me more empathetic in the long run.
SilentSirenn that is the reason why I never picked up any vices
I can't imagine anything worse than an unplanned, unwanted pregnancy.
There's always AIDS
one time i threw my kindle fire on top of my bunk bed, thinking it was safe since i have a bunch of pillows on my bed so i didn't care. but when i climbed on top hours later i found the screen was cracked very badly. i was mad and sad(smad if you will) and asked everyone if they broke it. no one said they did it and so i thought i broke it by throwing it on top of my bed. (it still worked fine but sometimes the screen won't work but i just shake it a bit and it continues working) i got over it after a month or so but then like a year or two later my sister confessed that she was mad at me for a reason she can't remember and threw my kindle and broke the screen. she was scared i would be mad and didn't tell me. i was so mad but it was kinda funny at the moment
Reminds me of one of our stories! There is quite a big age gap between our pairs of siblings and our older siblings made a fun game of jumping off the top bunk (we were not even allowed on the top bunk) onto a duvet on the floor. My brother (age 3 or 4) was persuaded to jump too and hit his head. They failed to get him to stop crying and for his split open head to stop bleeding so we had to tell mum. We were all terrified so we all (including him) lied and said he fell.
20+ years later we were at a rare family gathering and we we laughing about it. My mum found out the truth and went mental at us, screaming and shouting! We were stunned and it confirmed we were absolutely right to lie at the time!
it´s possible to be O if your parents are A and B , there are to "genes" for the blood type , so if your mother is AO (wich will still be expressed as only A , and your father is BO there isa 25 porcent change you get to be O , but that changes if the mother is AA (still only A or the father is BB)
JUAN CAMILO GOMEZ BURBANO they meant that the mother cheated and didnt want the dad to know because they were going to get married anyways
@@cookieunicorn7605 well ofcourse... But the son "discovered" that by simply thinking my mom is A , my dad is B i can not be O, wich is not correct, even the mother and the grand mother though the same , even if the mother cheated he could still be his father's son, afterall the possibility of having a son type O if you are A even if you sleep with an O is 50 porcent wich isn't that much of a difference with the 25 porcent of the father
JUAN CAMILO GOMEZ BURBANO i will stick with the simpler conclusion thank you but no thank u lol
I got out of prison after a few yrs. I had a kid 5 days earlier and was driving home from work. I got pulled over and ran from the cops. Pulled over and told them that I just panicked. I thought I was going back to prison right then.
So a while goes by and I go to court on a parole violation. I was supposed to do drug class but was kicked out when they put me in the class with the person who snitched on me and I got in a fight with them. Well, when I went to court I was supposed to go back to prison but my lawyer told the states attorney that I was "released" from the drug class. The states attorney took it as I had finished the class. He told the judge the same and the judge just closed out my parole unsuccessfully. I went home and was off parole and probation... I haven't been in trouble since. It's been almost 20yrs.
Hope you could turn around your life for the best.
@@DimoB8 doing very well now. Ty
Get your ass back in jail, that's cheating! Lol.
You’re able to have o blood type if you’re parents have a and b. My oldest sister and I both have o and my parents are a and b.
i think the big plot twist is how the grandma responded to it, telling him not to bring it up again
True
Good form, pupper keep up the good work
Like the guy who was diagnosed with aspergers, my moment was when I was diagnosed with aspergers, ptsd, and suspected neurological damage. I was like "hold the fuck up... So you're telling me all the weird shit I did, all the times I had anger induced meltdowns, was because of something outside my control? Cool"