@@theomaid ai doesn’t work in a vacuum so yes, they might have been given the parameters to work with. I’ve tried it and all they do is take your story, like cover letters or resumes and make it better.
"Just because you did the less than bare minimum required by law then abruptly violating it in my most critical moment in my childhood, you now expect me to become your personal atm?"
It doesn't matter what they expected. What is the tell is that they made bad decisions from the get go, especially considering how they initially had "successful careers" when they threw the OP out of her home.
Haha! 😅 You know how moms are-they always have that watchful eye! 👀 But hey, jealousy or pride? I think she’d go with both! 😂 Thanks for sharing this fun insight!
S1, NTA, the pure malicious greedy and nastiness of that couple, eject a 16 year old then gaslight then 17 years later! Not a cent. Rub it in, start a scholarship for the children of single parents.
PLEASE 🙏 PLEASE 🙏 PLEASE 🙏 PLEASE 🙏. DONT ! EXCEPT THEIR FAKE APOLOGIES////. FAKE NEAR. HOMELESSNESS. ////. FAKE. ILLNESSES ///. MOM. WILL NEVER EVER. LOVE 💕 YOU. EVEN WHEN YOU START. PAYING YOUR. MOM TO PRETEND 2. SUDDENLY STARTING TO LOVE 💕 YOU
How can a couple with that larger income be having financial troubles that’s all bull gambling or either saving their money and want to spend yours up they should not be having any kind of troubles with
@Killer-s4gthey did tho. The vocab and any asterisk asterisk is a sign, as ChatGPT is the only one to do asterisk asterisk and if they were mad, like truly mad, they wouldn’t care about vocab.
i really enjoyed this video, the storytelling and emotions were so well captured. that said, it’s hard to believe the mom would kick her own child out and then expect financial support for college. it feels so one-sided and honestly, kind of selfish on her part. wonder if anyone else feels that way too?
wow, this video had me hooked from start to finish! i can't help but wonder, though, if the mom really thought she could just dismiss her child's feelings like that. seems pretty unfair, right? it's one thing to start a new family, but another to disregard the old one completely. i’d love to hear what others think!
It’s really tough when you feel like the people around you are not understanding your side. Have you considered that sometimes people might project their own experiences or biases onto your situation? What do you think might happen if you tried explaining your feelings more deeply to those around you?
great video, really enjoyed the storytelling! it's interesting how family dynamics can shift so dramatically. i can't help but think that maybe the mom's actions were a bit selfish-like, shouldn’t she be supporting her child instead of prioritizing a new family? just a thought!
what a compelling story! i really appreciate how you shared such a personal experience, but i can't help but wonder if the mother's actions were entirely justified. i mean, family dynamics can be really complex, but shouldn't there be some responsibility on her part too? what do you all think?
I really enjoyed this video! It's fascinating how family dynamics can shift so drastically. But honestly, I can't help but think that asking for college money after kicking someone out seems pretty unfair. Like, shouldn't there be some accountability for her actions?
i really enjoyed the storytelling in this video, it kept me engaged the whole time! but honestly, i can't help but think that the mom's behavior seems pretty selfish. i mean, if she decided to start a new family, shouldn't she be responsible for her own choices instead of asking for money? what do you all think?
this video was really well made, and you did a great job sharing such a complex story. i get that family dynamics can be tough, but honestly, asking for college money after kicking someone out seems a bit unfair, right? it just feels like there's a lack of accountability in that situation. what do you all think?
this video was really engaging and I appreciate the storytelling! I do wonder though, isn't it a bit unfair for a parent to expect financial support from a child they pushed away? feels like there's a double standard there. what do you all think?
really loved the storytelling in this video; you have a way of making these family dynamics feel so real. but honestly, i wonder if the mom's behavior is really justified. kicking someone out just to prioritize a new family seems a bit harsh, don't you think? it raises a lot of questions about loyalty and responsibility, especially when it comes to money for college.
this video was really well put together, and i appreciate the storytelling. but honestly, i can't believe the mom would kick her own kid out just for a new family. it makes me wonder how much value she really places on her original family. what do you all think?
What an intriguing and emotional video! I thought the storytelling was really compelling. but I can't help but wonder if the mom’s actions were justified at all. It seems pretty harsh to kick out your kid for a new family and then expect financial support. Like, shouldn’t there be some accountability on her part? Curious to hear what others think!
what an intense story! it's amazing how family dynamics can shift so dramatically. honestly, though, it seems a bit unfair for the mom to expect financial support after pushing her child away. shouldn't she be focusing on her new family instead? feels like a double standard to me.
this video was really engaging and had some strong emotions. but to be honest, i can’t help but wonder if the mom's actions were justified at all. i mean, prioritizing a new family over her child feels pretty harsh, right? it's like, how do you expect someone to support you financially when you’ve pushed them away? just a thought!
this video was really intriguing and gave me a lot to think about. it’s tough to see a parent prioritize a new family over their own child, but i can’t help but wonder if they were ever really that close to begin with. sometimes, it feels like parents forget the sacrifices they made and expect unconditional support in return. what do you all think?
really enjoyed the storytelling in this video, it had me hooked from the start. but honestly, i feel like the mom's approach is pretty unfair. it's one thing to move on, but demanding money from her kid after kicking them out just feels wrong. what do you all think?
Wow, this video is really engaging and sheds light on some complex family dynamics. That said, I can't help but feel that the mom's actions are pretty selfish. I mean, kicking your own kid out for a new family and then asking for college money? Isn’t that a bit much? It seems like there should be some accountability on her part too.
wow, what a compelling story! it really makes you think about family dynamics and priorities. personally, i can't help but feel that the mom's actions are a bit unfair. kicking your child out for a new family and then asking for money feels a little selfish to me. what do you all think?
this video was really engaging and brought up some interesting points about family dynamics. i can't help but wonder though, is it really fair for parents to expect financial support from their kids when they've cut ties? seems like a contradiction to me, but maybe that's just my perspective. what do you all think?
Wow, this video was really eye-opening and I appreciate how you handled such a sensitive topic. However, I can’t help but feel that it’s a bit harsh for a parent to expect financial support from their child after kicking them out. Like, isn’t it a parent's responsibility to provide that kind of support, especially during college? Just throwing it out there!
great video! really enjoyed the storytelling and the emotions behind it. i have to say, though, i don't fully agree with the idea that parents should expect financial support from their kids after making such drastic changes in family dynamics. it feels a bit unfair, right? just my two cents!
this video is really eye-opening and well made! i appreciate how you shared such a personal story. but honestly, i can't help but think that the mom's actions seem really selfish. like, how can she expect support when she’s not even being supportive herself? it just feels off to me.
wow, this video really sheds light on complex family dynamics, and I appreciate the candid storytelling. but honestly, I can’t help but feel that the mom's actions seemed a bit extreme. like, shouldn't family bonds be stronger than that? it's tough to navigate these situations, and I wonder if she considered how it affects her child's future. just my two cents!
Wow, this video really opened my eyes to how complicated family dynamics can be. It’s hard to imagine being in that situation, but I can't help but wonder if the mom's actions were justified. Like, shouldn’t family loyalty go both ways? Kicking someone out and then asking for money seems really contradictory to me. What do you all think?
this video was really well put together, and i appreciate the insight it offers into complex family dynamics. but honestly, i can't help but think that the mom is being a bit selfish by prioritizing her new family over her child. shouldn't she be more supportive instead of demanding money? it just seems kind of unfair to me.
this video is really engaging and brings a lot of insight into family dynamics. but honestly, i can't help but feel that the way the mom handled the situation seems incredibly unfair. like, how can she expect support for college after kicking her own child out? it just feels like a huge double standard to me.
this video was really interesting and well-made, thanks for sharing! but honestly, i can’t help but feel like the mom’s behavior is pretty selfish. i mean, expecting college money from someone you pushed away seems a bit much, right? it just raises so many questions about family loyalty and responsibility.
Wow, this video really opened my eyes to the complexities of family dynamics. It's interesting to hear such personal stories. but honestly, I feel like the mom’s actions were pretty selfish. I mean, asking for college money after kicking her kid out seems a bit too much. What do you all think?
really enjoyed this video; it's always fascinating to hear such personal stories. but honestly, i can't help but feel that expecting college money after kicking someone out for a new family is a bit much. like, shouldn't she be prioritizing the well-being of her child first? just my two cents.
really enjoyed the storytelling in this video, it definitely kept me hooked. but honestly, i can't help but feel like the mom's demands for college money seem a bit over the top, considering she kicked her child out for a new family. shouldn’t priorities be re-evaluated? just my two cents!
One day, my mother will demand I talk to her, she gave birth to me after all, to which I will say “I did not ask to be born and I owe you and got nothing“
My family is not family my mother I guess I was a mistake and u know what they only love my sister they give whatever she What's and then my mother calls me dumb and fat , the day I turn 13 my mothers brother and his wife said that I that I must come and stay there and now I want to
PLAY NICE. ! ASK MOM 2. SEND YOU PICTURES OF YOUR BIRTHDAY 🎉 ////. OF YOU. OPENING. GIFT 🎁. ON CHRISTMAS 🎄. ////. PICS. OF FAMILY VACATIONS /////. COPIES OF. REPORT CARDS ///. PUTTING TOGETHER. HOMEMADE. CHRISTMAS 🎄. GIFTS 🎁. SLIDESHOW ////. FAMILY COLLAGE. ! ANY PICTURES. CELEBRATING 🎉. YOU &. ACOMPLISHMENTS. . SEE. SUCH GOOD MOTHER
My mother used to tell me this "If a parent doesn’t love the mother or father of their kids they won’t love the kids." Humans are just really great at compartmentalizing. Also the way the ex treats them will be a major factor. Humans have a tendency is to go towards that which bring pleasure, and run away from that which brings pain. If each time a mom or dad goes to see their kids and the ex makes them feel like a failure, or what have you, they will be more resistant in coming back. Or the spouse is jealous of the fact the human they love has past baggage and being a stepparent especially in a lot of non western cultures is considered dishonorable because your paying for a human being you didn't help create that eats the food you buy, clothes they wear that you pay for. I can go on and on
This dudes vocabulary is actually exquiste. "she departed really fast and didnt succeed in her endeavor" Like what the hell😭
🙌😖🤭🥴😆😂🤣😅
“I had always been hoping to not give credence to there ability, and I seldom noticed them inquiring about me” WHAT😭
A lot of stories are ai generated....
@@theomaid ai doesn’t work in a vacuum so yes, they might have been given the parameters to work with. I’ve tried it and all they do is take your story, like cover letters or resumes and make it better.
they copy and paste reddit stories in an ai voice, thats why he says "asterisk" sometimes, its because there's * to put text in italic
I got forth stage diabetes watching this
And hungry😂
😂 I think I'm right there with you.
... my insulin pump explodeded 😖
SAME😂
As a diabetic myself I actually got a low blood sugar from listening to this lol
"Just because you did the less than bare minimum required by law then abruptly violating it in my most critical moment in my childhood, you now expect me to become your personal atm?"
Twins can get students loans and part time jobs just like you did.
That is exactly what I would have said.
Web engineers, both of them they were making big bucks
Did these parents really expect OP to be homeless rather than living with their grandparents? Was that what they expected?
It doesn't matter what they expected. What is the tell is that they made bad decisions from the get go, especially considering how they initially had "successful careers" when they threw the OP out of her home.
She got some nerve to ask her son anything after kicking him out if that was my mom I would tell her she is dead to me
How dare you be angry for us treating you like crap😂
She had no right to demand anything from OP 😂 she doesn’t “deserve” anything
MOTHER SEES HARRY. ALWAYS. LOOKING 👀 AT YOU. MADE MOM EXTREMELY JEALOUS
Haha! 😅 You know how moms are-they always have that watchful eye! 👀 But hey, jealousy or pride? I think she’d go with both! 😂 Thanks for sharing this fun insight!
Tbh, i don't care, if the story if made up or not, it's still good.
S1, NTA, the pure malicious greedy and nastiness of that couple, eject a 16 year old then gaslight then 17 years later! Not a cent. Rub it in, start a scholarship for the children of single parents.
Thanks for your support 🥰
PLEASE 🙏 PLEASE 🙏 PLEASE 🙏 PLEASE 🙏. DONT ! EXCEPT THEIR FAKE APOLOGIES////. FAKE NEAR. HOMELESSNESS. ////. FAKE. ILLNESSES ///. MOM. WILL NEVER EVER. LOVE 💕 YOU. EVEN WHEN YOU START. PAYING YOUR. MOM TO PRETEND 2. SUDDENLY STARTING TO LOVE 💕 YOU
This story was posted many years ago
dumbass this is a fake story 😭🙏
@@ddevilgaming654 when?
Sabrina carpenter fan?
@@cactus_000p bros fighting the dead Internet theory 😭
How can a couple with that larger income be having financial troubles that’s all bull gambling or either saving their money and want to spend yours up they should not be having any kind of troubles with
Just so you know, this is ChatGPT and they ripped the hell out of it
@Killer-s4gthey did tho. The vocab and any asterisk asterisk is a sign, as ChatGPT is the only one to do asterisk asterisk and if they were mad, like truly mad, they wouldn’t care about vocab.
i really enjoyed this video, the storytelling and emotions were so well captured. that said, it’s hard to believe the mom would kick her own child out and then expect financial support for college. it feels so one-sided and honestly, kind of selfish on her part. wonder if anyone else feels that way too?
NTA - you do not owe them anything.
What asterisks?
wow, this video had me hooked from start to finish! i can't help but wonder, though, if the mom really thought she could just dismiss her child's feelings like that. seems pretty unfair, right? it's one thing to start a new family, but another to disregard the old one completely. i’d love to hear what others think!
It’s really tough when you feel like the people around you are not understanding your side. Have you considered that sometimes people might project their own experiences or biases onto your situation? What do you think might happen if you tried explaining your feelings more deeply to those around you?
NTA. Your mother was the one who got pregnant! She is the one who should take care of you!
great video, really enjoyed the storytelling! it's interesting how family dynamics can shift so dramatically. i can't help but think that maybe the mom's actions were a bit selfish-like, shouldn’t she be supporting her child instead of prioritizing a new family? just a thought!
Hi big fan
Please block your toxic parents
what a compelling story! i really appreciate how you shared such a personal experience, but i can't help but wonder if the mother's actions were entirely justified. i mean, family dynamics can be really complex, but shouldn't there be some responsibility on her part too? what do you all think?
I really enjoyed this video! It's fascinating how family dynamics can shift so drastically. But honestly, I can't help but think that asking for college money after kicking someone out seems pretty unfair. Like, shouldn't there be some accountability for her actions?
i really enjoyed the storytelling in this video, it kept me engaged the whole time! but honestly, i can't help but think that the mom's behavior seems pretty selfish. i mean, if she decided to start a new family, shouldn't she be responsible for her own choices instead of asking for money? what do you all think?
this video was really well made, and you did a great job sharing such a complex story. i get that family dynamics can be tough, but honestly, asking for college money after kicking someone out seems a bit unfair, right? it just feels like there's a lack of accountability in that situation. what do you all think?
this video was really engaging and I appreciate the storytelling! I do wonder though, isn't it a bit unfair for a parent to expect financial support from a child they pushed away? feels like there's a double standard there. what do you all think?
really loved the storytelling in this video; you have a way of making these family dynamics feel so real. but honestly, i wonder if the mom's behavior is really justified. kicking someone out just to prioritize a new family seems a bit harsh, don't you think? it raises a lot of questions about loyalty and responsibility, especially when it comes to money for college.
this video was really well put together, and i appreciate the storytelling. but honestly, i can't believe the mom would kick her own kid out just for a new family. it makes me wonder how much value she really places on her original family. what do you all think?
What an intriguing and emotional video! I thought the storytelling was really compelling. but I can't help but wonder if the mom’s actions were justified at all. It seems pretty harsh to kick out your kid for a new family and then expect financial support. Like, shouldn’t there be some accountability on her part? Curious to hear what others think!
what an intense story! it's amazing how family dynamics can shift so dramatically. honestly, though, it seems a bit unfair for the mom to expect financial support after pushing her child away. shouldn't she be focusing on her new family instead? feels like a double standard to me.
Asterix Asterix comma dot dot dot
this video was really engaging and had some strong emotions. but to be honest, i can’t help but wonder if the mom's actions were justified at all. i mean, prioritizing a new family over her child feels pretty harsh, right? it's like, how do you expect someone to support you financially when you’ve pushed them away? just a thought!
this video was really intriguing and gave me a lot to think about. it’s tough to see a parent prioritize a new family over their own child, but i can’t help but wonder if they were ever really that close to begin with. sometimes, it feels like parents forget the sacrifices they made and expect unconditional support in return. what do you all think?
really enjoyed the storytelling in this video, it had me hooked from the start. but honestly, i feel like the mom's approach is pretty unfair. it's one thing to move on, but demanding money from her kid after kicking them out just feels wrong. what do you all think?
Where do these families live 😢
Wow, this video is really engaging and sheds light on some complex family dynamics. That said, I can't help but feel that the mom's actions are pretty selfish. I mean, kicking your own kid out for a new family and then asking for college money? Isn’t that a bit much? It seems like there should be some accountability on her part too.
wow, what a compelling story! it really makes you think about family dynamics and priorities. personally, i can't help but feel that the mom's actions are a bit unfair. kicking your child out for a new family and then asking for money feels a little selfish to me. what do you all think?
this video was really engaging and brought up some interesting points about family dynamics. i can't help but wonder though, is it really fair for parents to expect financial support from their kids when they've cut ties? seems like a contradiction to me, but maybe that's just my perspective. what do you all think?
Wow, this video was really eye-opening and I appreciate how you handled such a sensitive topic. However, I can’t help but feel that it’s a bit harsh for a parent to expect financial support from their child after kicking them out. Like, isn’t it a parent's responsibility to provide that kind of support, especially during college? Just throwing it out there!
great video! really enjoyed the storytelling and the emotions behind it. i have to say, though, i don't fully agree with the idea that parents should expect financial support from their kids after making such drastic changes in family dynamics. it feels a bit unfair, right? just my two cents!
this video is really eye-opening and well made! i appreciate how you shared such a personal story. but honestly, i can't help but think that the mom's actions seem really selfish. like, how can she expect support when she’s not even being supportive herself? it just feels off to me.
wow, this video really sheds light on complex family dynamics, and I appreciate the candid storytelling. but honestly, I can’t help but feel that the mom's actions seemed a bit extreme. like, shouldn't family bonds be stronger than that? it's tough to navigate these situations, and I wonder if she considered how it affects her child's future. just my two cents!
Wow, this video really opened my eyes to how complicated family dynamics can be. It’s hard to imagine being in that situation, but I can't help but wonder if the mom's actions were justified. Like, shouldn’t family loyalty go both ways? Kicking someone out and then asking for money seems really contradictory to me. What do you all think?
this video was really well put together, and i appreciate the insight it offers into complex family dynamics. but honestly, i can't help but think that the mom is being a bit selfish by prioritizing her new family over her child. shouldn't she be more supportive instead of demanding money? it just seems kind of unfair to me.
Look up places that give scholarships & send the list to mommydearest, stepdaddydearest & their children
this video is really engaging and brings a lot of insight into family dynamics. but honestly, i can't help but feel that the way the mom handled the situation seems incredibly unfair. like, how can she expect support for college after kicking her own child out? it just feels like a huge double standard to me.
this video was really interesting and well-made, thanks for sharing! but honestly, i can’t help but feel like the mom’s behavior is pretty selfish. i mean, expecting college money from someone you pushed away seems a bit much, right? it just raises so many questions about family loyalty and responsibility.
Wow, this video really opened my eyes to the complexities of family dynamics. It's interesting to hear such personal stories. but honestly, I feel like the mom’s actions were pretty selfish. I mean, asking for college money after kicking her kid out seems a bit too much. What do you all think?
I AM ADDICTED TO THESE REDDIT STORIES. HELPPP😂😭🙏🙏
Thank you so much
really enjoyed this video; it's always fascinating to hear such personal stories. but honestly, i can't help but feel that expecting college money after kicking someone out for a new family is a bit much. like, shouldn't she be prioritizing the well-being of her child first? just my two cents.
I feel bad for your uncle. why get mad at him OP?
really enjoyed the storytelling in this video, it definitely kept me hooked. but honestly, i can't help but feel like the mom's demands for college money seem a bit over the top, considering she kicked her child out for a new family. shouldn’t priorities be re-evaluated? just my two cents!
One day, my mother will demand I talk to her, she gave birth to me after all, to which I will say “I did not ask to be born and I owe you and got nothing“
Your not with me at my lowest you don't deserve me at my highest.
3:56 hang on a minute you don’t repay student loans until you either drop out or graduate
I guess it's a fake story :D
Most of people do this so don't except any real stories
Or she was making and saving money to pay it off when she has to
Yeah she starts paying around 4:15
Oops! Some things just can’t be fixed
I would've send the link to clearing out my closet
I would never put my Mom in jail. But I do agree with you on everything else 😊
You wouldn't do that even if she tried to kill you?
16:00 peppa pig cake 😍
I WANT TO EAT IT AHAHA
My mom kicked me out today she doesn’t want anymore to do with me
nice
Thank you 🥰
This is so AI coded- like what hell😭
17:36
Nice
Thank you so much ❤️
The video is random 😂
My family is not family my mother I guess I was a mistake and u know what they only love my sister they give whatever she What's and then my mother calls me dumb and fat , the day I turn 13 my mothers brother and his wife said that I that I must come and stay there and now I want to
Lol ai parents be wilding
NTA GO NO CONTACT
Bro repeated the same thing ten times
ha
no you are not 10:00
what 10:10
8D
L mom
PLAY NICE. ! ASK MOM 2. SEND YOU PICTURES OF YOUR BIRTHDAY 🎉 ////. OF YOU. OPENING. GIFT 🎁. ON CHRISTMAS 🎄. ////. PICS. OF FAMILY VACATIONS /////. COPIES OF. REPORT CARDS ///. PUTTING TOGETHER. HOMEMADE. CHRISTMAS 🎄. GIFTS 🎁. SLIDESHOW ////. FAMILY COLLAGE. ! ANY PICTURES. CELEBRATING 🎉. YOU &. ACOMPLISHMENTS. . SEE. SUCH GOOD MOTHER
Web engineers, both of them they were making big bucks
My mother used to tell me this
"If a parent doesn’t love the mother or father of their kids they won’t love the kids."
Humans are just really great at compartmentalizing. Also the way the ex treats them will be a major factor. Humans have a tendency is to go towards that which bring pleasure, and run away from that which brings pain. If each time a mom or dad goes to see their kids and the ex makes them feel like a failure, or what have you, they will be more resistant in coming back.
Or the spouse is jealous of the fact the human they love has past baggage and being a stepparent especially in a lot of non western cultures is considered dishonorable because your paying for a human being you didn't help create that eats the food you buy, clothes they wear that you pay for. I can go on and on
Nice
Thank you so much