[FUll STORY] AITAH For telling my parents they were horrible and saying they shouldn't have more...

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[@Lizzy-uk6cg]

This story is wild, glad things have gotten better even tho your dad is in a rough spot I’m sure he’ll be a great dad 👍

[@MsStrangeEmilie]

Wild how the dad had his fun then wants to be a parent. Like dude, had the opportunity and dropped the ball.

[@krazykrazy8513]

@@MsStrangeEmiliefr

[@johngames2151]

Egg downer is wild

[@martynabaran9101]

Nta
Situation sucks for everyone, but glad that OP and his father relationship is getting better.
For op for obvious reasons
For grandparents to see what happened to their daughter
For father who though OP was safe and happy and now having to raise second child without its mother
For mother who didn't want OP but couldn't do anything about it (abortion, adoption) and had to live under same roof for years
For little sister to probably be raised without mother

[@patricialadd520]

Egg donor Mom is mentally ill, toxic, self-centered, and selfish.
As old as she is now, all her delusional thinking and behaviors is permanent condition
She is what she is..... a royal C*NT and demon possessed!

[@jenniferhoisington66]

NTA Theyre the patrents You have no oblgation to give them anything

[@Izzie_youtube]

1:00 here ya go and wow this one longer than usual:0

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

Plenty of people sadly have kids at 16 and they aren’t all terrible parents, many manage it. Mom is shit

[@AliciaCaley-ru5dp]

Truth, my parents were not Pinterest parents but they still were good parents. I’ve never had a school event that a parent was not there, my dad always worked really hard to provide for us and my mom always made a point to spend time with each of kids. My parents were always scared that their kids would teen parents so instead they said they were scared they would never get to be grandparents because we were super focused on building our careers. Now we are all married with families and none of us have ever got arrested or gotten in trouble. We have all made something of our lives and it’s all to our parents who did their best as teens

[@salthera1673]

The parents see the OP as someone to take care of the new baby. aka a built-in substitute parent.

[@Anime_Dono]

The mom might but the dad seems genuine in wanting to be a good father so i think hw should be given the benefit of the doubt

[@softmchaizzyuwu7682]

1:17 from the short