I have a very lovely pit bull, she's funny, gentle (gentle enough to trust her with several generations of kittens - no injuries, except for a few scratches on her snout and she never retaliates), and a couch potato. The only things she's ever harmed directly are her toys. She is, however, terrified of cars. She was hit while running away from a neighbor's dog, no broken bones or internal injuries, thank goodness, just lots of road rash and bruises. She goes blind and deaf to reason when cars go by while we're out walking - She does a high pitched, short yip, continuously until the car is far enough away for her to feel safe. She jumps, twists, and pulls toward the cars. People will stop and ask if im okay from dealing with all that. I often tell them how she was hif by a car before and that shes absolutely terrified of cars now. Most empathetic/animal loving people get it right awayand give treats when they see her. We've tried ried so many methods of behavior modification without results. I now just take her to the city park and walk her on the trails there. One of my neighbors is our biggest enemy. He hates pits and believes every bad thing ever said against them. She's only gotten loose twice in 19 months and both times made a beeline right towards him and his dog - a tiny thing no bigger than my dogs head. The first time, the guy wound up with a nose bleed/some scratches to his face - she didn't harm him, he got tangled in the leashes and fell. The second time she just ran a circle around him and then let me put the collar and leash back on her. But he swears she's some vicious beast out to get him. Meanwhile his little dog is always barking, pulling, lunging at other people and animals, and attempting to bite.
Still, as sorry as I am for the dog, if you still haven't been able to get through to her and keep her calm, she's just a lawsuit waiting to happen. I just hope that whomever she does attack doesn't get hurt too much. Even you.
@@mom5catskyle596What do you mean by this, exactly? They are already giving the dog medication and treatment to deal with her trauma. Is a war veteran with unresolved ptsd "a lawsuit waiting to happen"?
If your child is traumatized by something so innocuous as seeing somebody walk funny, they're gonna have much bigger problems than that I assure you, Karen.
My son is a dog trainer and he says too many people get dogs without having the first idea how to handle them and then wonder why the dog misbehaves. It makes him both angry and sad.
The one about the grocery store and the beating the kid, I would be shocked to find out that the husband was not also being abused. It is not commonly talk about, but spousal abuse goes both ways. And generally in those situations, what happens is the woman starts verbally abusing him and he doesn't argue back. Then he turns to a slap or two because she knows his mama taught him to never hit a woman. And when he tries to walk away it becomes more vocally violent and then more physically violent. Throwing things, screaming, punching, etc. Then he is legitimately a "beaten man". And she has torn him down so often and with such hateful language that he truly believes he doesn't deserve any better or can't do any better. And just like with wife abuse, it's a vicious and endless cycle. Because he doesn't know that he could be a single parent and get along a lot better without her. Or she may be the breadwinner in the family and he doesn't have enough skills to get by as a single parent so he stays. Legitimately, it is just like wife abuse.
lot of times tho if the father leaves he will not get the children. then those children are left with the abusive mother and dad cant even take the hits for them any more. ive heard horror stories about men having tons of evidence against the mother, she still gets the kids. sometimes it works out but a lot of men just dont want to take the chance of forever losing their kids, if you catch my drift, so they stay.
Also women are more likely to over-react to the smallest touch and cops often take their side so one instance of lashing out would almost certainly mean shitheaps of trouble for the man.
@@satansecretary665 It's sad that this is true. In the US, it is well known that the courts almost "ALWAYS" sides with the mother. Now a days, men could be just as good as a parent that women used to be back in the old days. I wish our justice system isn't as broken as it is.
Same here. I loved my Dobie. He was the sweetest, most trusting baby I’ve ever had. I called him my German butterfly chaser. I’ve owned many dogs since Earl and he had the most beautiful soul I’ve ever encountered in a dog. I miss him every day.
I know, right? I was shocked too. Usually they just deny it and they have to look at the camera footage. This dumb motherfucker just screamed that shit in front of the cops.
Story 2: How can Karen possibly teach a skill that she obviously doesn’t have? She’s the one who needs to be taught proper manners… like *minding your own business* ! Last story: I sincerely hope that the husband was quiet throughout as he was realizing what a monster he’d married and bred with… and that he filed for divorce with full custody and no visitation.
Story 3: Yeah, it's far from over, Pearl might end up harassing the new owner to sell the house to her. Pearl misses her house, that's understandable, but she needs to accept the reality that she ain't getting OP's house, the other person will
There is this thing called block function on your phone, people need to learn to use it, lol. Alos when leaving a home that you have just sold, relators sometimes have a 'welcome pack' in which the old owners can leave a note about issues the new folks may face, this is where you tell them about the previous owner and her obsession. Do not be nice, be firm and tell her to get the hell out of your life.
@@mwilliams1330Exactly OP should have told her to stop contacting them long before they decided to sell. They need to call a lawyer about sending her a cease and assist letter. Honestly they probably shouldn't have made it public that they where selling the house.
I think it's less that she thinks rudeness is a crime, and more that we live in a casted society where Karen is ruling class, then cops, then the filth (that's the rest of us).
Not just that. They think everything they don't like is actually a crime against humanity, they are the second coming of Jesus and are inmune to literally anything.
oh for sure. Sadly men being abused by women isn't often taken as seriously. There's been some change in that regard but still, a lot of people seem to think domestic abuse can only be a man abusing a woman
I agree, and I was trying to think of what a guy could do to protect his kids in a situation like that and it was a bit limited if his reporting it wasn't taken seriously. If he tried to take the kids and go away somewhere he'd probably be charged with kidnapping.
I had a "Pearl" harass my family. Mom and dad divorced and mom bought "Pearl's" house. Not too long after, "Pearl" starts harassing my mom to undo the sale. Then a few months later my mom passed away and since I was a minor, I went to live with my dad. We ended up selling the house back to "Pearl" and she had the nerve to say thank God my mom died, so she could have her precious house back. 🤬🤬🤬🤬
For the dog owner op, you have already become a target. That’s how Karen’s work. You are a target and that Karen will not stop until she gets what she wants, which is now either the dog or revenge, or both. These insane people don’t work like us, they are stubborn and crazy and dangerous.
@@lancerevell5979OP needs more cameras that cover her backyard clearly and with audio if possible. As much documentation as possible if something going down!!
AAAAAAAGHHHH NOOOOO you CANT do THAT, thats INHUMAN...ALL i DID was simply kick her crutches OUT from under her...she SHOULDNT have been using them in the first place i NEVER ALLOWED HER TO` and you CANT punish ME for always being RIGHT !!!!!!!
My grandparents sold there home, to move closer to family. My aunt loved that house, but got herself arrested because in her entiled mind, she really thought she had the right to show up uninvited and harass the current owners, because it was her parents "home" 🤦♀️ Nobody felt sorry for her when she was released and she complained about it. 😂
God, I can’t stand people like that just because your family does not mean that you are entitled to large purchases, such as a house if you want a house, you need to go through the process to get yourself a house other than that you need to STFU and stop complaining
Sometimes I think those non involved spouses are giving the ESpouse enough rope to hang themselves. They may be caught in the trap of being the only person between their spouse and the children, and leaving is thus not possible, plus given the behavior of Karens, he could be afraid of what she’ll say to the authorities.
story 1: yea, it's totally the disabled youngins that are spoiled and entitled, not the moms that park in handicapped parking that fake being disabled, everyone does that after all! I did that just last week! (if it wasn't obvious this is sarcasm. if you don't think it's well written enough to be sarcasm, go to the office of sarcasm writing at the intersection of Pendejo ave. and Pedantic rd.)
Dog Story: This is why security cams are so critical these days, people have gone cra-cra. Sadly, OP is also very naive, she has already become a target...Karen's like that one don't stop. Wouldn't be surprised if that neighbor didn't try to poison the dogs now. OP can never let the dogs out without supervision while 'Karen' lives next door.
Last story: When my older brother and I were kids, we would go shopping with our mom and dad. We knew that if we asked for something and were told no, then the answer was "No". WE DID NOT ASK AGAIN, PERIOD. My parents never made some in your face speech about getting spanked when we got home. We just knew no meant no. Because, we knew if we DID ask again..... well, let's just say they didn't have to TELL us we would get a spanking when we got home.
@@Feralwolf444 Yes, and I was exposed to my grandparents, great grandparents, aunts, uncles, great aunts, great uncles... I can tell you this. ANYTHING that my folks did that was "old school" wasn't NEAR what kind of discipline those people went through. Kids nowadays wouldn't have any kind of understanding or comprehension of growing up like that.
@EastTexasRanching If you spanked an adult, they could press charges against you for assault. If you spank a small child, it's not only legal, it's encouraged. The mindset is outrageous
13:09 One thing people need to understand about pets: cats and dogs are NOT like humans. Petting them to try to calm them down like you would a child who's scared simply does not work. Petting them is 'positive reinforcement', which means you're basically telling your pet that this agitated, aggressive state of being is a good thing, which only makes things worse in the pet's already confused, nervous mind.
Story 5: There are many "do"s and "don't"s in parenting, and straight up threatening serious physical abuse is a supermassive "don't." Modern standards do not accept such "discipline," at least in the US, because of the long-term negative effects. It's pretty clear that the Karen does in fact run the household, she believes she has the right to do whatever, even if it's unethical as peck, and nobody else can tell her otherwise. Hope she never gets near another child again
Hi, I'm not from the U.S. A common perception about American children is how misbehaved, disrespectful and bratty they are. I've yet to met one, or meet someone else who didn't held this opinion, and we do get to see many Americans and their families thought the year here, given it's touristic location. It is commonly understood that this is the result of not punishing your children effectively. Now, I've often told my wife that corporeal punishment should be THE LAST resource for us to use when our children misbehave, and this only applies to our youngest really. And after that it becomes a thing of measure, how strong you make it. This part is where I admit to you, many parents have failed and will continue failing. Parents who don't exhaust every avenue to appeal to their children's sense of logic and understanding, before even thinking about laying hands on them and then going completely off handle like the lady in this story. She failed that boy completely and utterly. I sometimes get the impression that Americans don't trust themselves to act reasonably, that's why you regulate around these things the way you do. It's something cultural, because it's not like other countries don't regulate around these either, and these people don't deny some corporeal punishment IS needed at times but there is a distinct line between abuse and discipline that we can all tell apart, but Americans give off the impression they don't or they can't, so they need to be authoritatively told and controlled. Feels like the government telling you how to parent. God knows some people don't deserve to be parents, but is it really a good idea to allow the authorities to dictate exactly how? Parenting the parents?
@@DeMoraJS Nope. 1) Discipline does not equal punishment. 2) Parents in the US are unfortunately a lot MORE likely than many parts of the world to resort to physical punishment, and whereas many places in Europe* have entirely banned corporal punishment, it's legal for parents everywhere in the US to smack their kids as long as they're not dumb enough to call it "beating" out loud (and in some states, they still do it in schools). So if our kids are worse behaved it's probably not because they don't get hit enough or hit hard enough. 3) The reason other places have "regulated around these things" isn't because they don't trust themselves to act reasonably, it's because they recognize that children are people and assault is still assault when it's done on someone smaller and less powerful than yourself. So far, to my knowledge, the countries that have banned corporal punishment of children have not fallen into anarchy, though I'm sure if you ask the opinions of the angry old people there, they'll agree that the country has gone down the drain since, just like angry old people have always said about the "youth of today." *Other places too, I'm just too lazy too look up and contextualize all of them.
Yeah, no...sorry I disagree!! A good smacking at the proper age will be effective!! I personally think that the younger generation acts soooo entitled because parents tried the punishment without snacking...not even a light slap!! There's a huge difference between actual physical abuse vs discipline....I have a close friend that endured hard abuse.... because of that she didn't want to hit her first child at all!! Nada, zip!! Well, that kid ran the household and at 3 years old, the kid would hit the mother!!! Thankfully when gota little older she changed tactics on discipline and he's now a very nice and adjusted young man!!.... Though I'm Puerto Rican, gen X at the time true respect to others was taught!
@jerosa07 I mean, yeah it's "effective" in that it typically stops the undesirable behavior in that moment. But study upon study shows that children who are spanked are more likely to have behavioral problems, and more likely to be aggressive. The population of US prisons has a significantly higher proportion of residents who were spanked compared to the general population. Look, I'm actually not that person who's going to claim every parent who spanks their kid is abusive. I believe the vast majority of parents who resort to that for discipline do it with the best possible intentions, and for the most part, the harm is going to be outweighed by the strength of their relationship. But I promise you, it's absolutely possible to discipline children *effectively* without hitting them. It's possible to raise respectful and well-behaved kids without hitting them. It's really a shame that proponents of spanking seem to think the only alternative to spanking is to just let your kids run wild. (Side note: Of course your friend's kid started behaving better as he got older. I would expect most children to be easier to manage as they grow out of the toddler years, whatever method their parents use to discipline them.)
Story 3: Well Pearl...did you sell the house to OP for the same amount of money that you paid for the house when you bought it? Yeah...I thought not. Bye Felicia! Story 5: After Karen was taken inside I would have told the dad to take advantage of her arrest and get a TRO against her so when she gets out she won't harm them. Then to file for divorce...that a lawyer would most likely be able to get the video footage...that in addition to the arrest report should allow him custody and a permanent RO.
Story 4 the OP needs to file charges against the karen because that's the only way she can prevent future incidents from happening and it could even help the nice kid as well.
All Karens: "The world's not fair! Everyone's against me!" Everyone else: "Straighten up your own act before whining about the world. Or if that's too much wear a blindfold, zip your mouth, and go live in a cave. Or the alternative." Quote from "Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex"
*Kids have more common sense then their parents because they haven’t been taught how to be a Karen.* Kids have to be shown how to be horrible to people in order for them to start acting that way.
Also, kids of Karens who aren’t the Golden Child can see what’s not fair and recognize that there’s something wrong. It’s the spoiled GC who grows up to be another Karen. Unless the world is lucky enough to have someone/thing intervene.
The Karen calling the cops for OP ‘being rude’ reminds me of this one girl I knew in secondary school. Buckle up folks. So there was this one girl who we’ll call H. Since both me and her have a hearing impediment, we had to go to the “HI department” on occasion for extra support, so that’s how I knew her. For most of my time in secondary school (that’s 12-16 for anyone not from the UK) I was dating a girl who, like me, had long ginger hair (I did finally cut mine short when I was 14 though), so from the back we did look the same even if she was taller than me. Well, my GF and H hated each other, I’m not sure why, some past beef or something. It never really involved me… until it did. One time in year 8 at break, I was lining up to buy a chocolate muffin (I would get one every Friday as a treat, since the school’s muffins were the best I have ever tasted) and I suddenly hear H behind me saying “hi (GF’s name)”. Before I even have a chance to fully turn around she starts punching me and kicking me, and I go down. I don’t want to fight back since she’s smaller than me and had hearing aids, so I don’t want to hurt her or for people to think I was the aggressor here. A teacher comes to break it up, and H is shocked to see it was me and not my GF. She gets suspended for a week, and when she got back to school, she made it her mission to get ME in trouble as revenge for me getting her suspended. This was maybe about a year later, I would’ve been about 13 I think, and I was in P.E class. This was the only lesson I had with her, thank god because if she had been in all of my classes I would have probably had to move school, for my own safety. Anyway so me and a friend of mine, we’ll call him R, were doing this stupid thing where I would constantly tap him on the shoulder until he turned around and then I’d just say “boobies”. Typical dumb kids stuff, we were both finding it funny. Well H hears this and comes up to me and says “um, you can’t say that, it’s rude.” Bear in mind, this is the girl who calls me a b*tch every single day. I’m fed up with her so I say, “yeah? Well at least I didn’t say tits!” R laughs and H storms off, mouth agape in fake shock. I soon see she’s gone to get the teacher, and I think to myself ‘uh oh, she actually does have something against me this time’ since bad language isn’t allowed in class. Well, once the teacher is here, she turns to him and says: “Sir, Proxy said boobies” Not tits. Boobies. And the teacher just goes “Yeah, and?” Me and R are crying laughing at this point as H just stumbles over her words trying to justify wasting the teacher’s time. I’ll never forget this, it’s a story I still tell to this day even though it happened almost a decade ago now.
Last Story - if I hear a parent claiming that they ‘beat their kids’ as a form of disciplining them. I’d be calling CPS. I’m glad that that Karen got arrested in the end. Calling the police on OP because she was rude to her, then tried to lie to the cops to get OP in trouble only to open her big mouth about ‘disciplining’ her child and ended getting arrested herself. What an idiot! Hopefully that dad divorced that vile woman and took custody of the kids. For the kids sakes.
So, to lighten things up a bit, the short story is, years ago, my 5th grade daughter had uncharacteristically really mis-behaved in class, was sent to the principal's office and I was called. I walked in and started asking the principal what she'd done. My daughter broke in and said "when you hear, you're going to kill me". I stopped in my tracks and asked her "have I EVER killed you before for mis-behaving"? With a slight smile on her face, she replied "yes". We all started laughing and the principal told me what had happened, she got suspended for 3 days and we went to work trying to figure what had happened (SHE didn't know what happened). She just, in her words " went nuts with anger" for some reason. Hadn't happened before, never happened again, she still went to therapy and we worked on what to do if it happened again. (Beth's mom- not the daughter in the story)
A proper spanking can fix a lot of these bratty kid problems, but an actual "beating", oh heck no! Most of these Karens and Entitled Mothers could benefit from a good stiff spanking too! 😡
When the Bible said spare the rod spoil the child it didn't mean break the rod and mash the child. If you swat more than thrice you are doing it wrong. If you beat your kids your only use is feeding polar bears.
I agree, totally.. I have three kids, and have never hit any of them, and didn't have to .. neither did their dad. We work as a team and talk about everything,and stay calm.. it really helps the kids to feel safe around us,and talk about anything.. I'm really proud of us, because I came from a messed up childhood,with a*usive stuff happening to me.. I love being their mom and would do anything for them..
That kind of attitude is what create Antifa, Just Stop Oil, and any other "rioting for nothing" groups. Since their childhood they were raised as if they were immune to consequences whenever they act up. The children will grow up thinking they can have anything they demand if they act unruly. See that no youngsters outside US and Western Europe act like that. It's always youngsters from US and Western Europe.
So I have a dog who has bad anxiety from being used as a target to train fighting dogs. I have worked with her for 5 years to get her to trust my family and my dad's dog. She still tries to attack strange people though, and people that aren't my family who move too fast around her though, which makes going out in public a pain. That being said, she can't break skin as some AH who owned her before ground down her canines and any sharp edges on the teeth
Last story.... Yes, it sounds like that woman beats everyone in the family. She should go to jail and everyone else needs counciling!! And a safe house to stay at if she is let out. 🙀😰🤷😟🌵🌵🌵👵🐺🖖
Ugh, i can relate to the 2nd story, its difficult to live with. I've been yelled at for skipping long entrances (during covid) and needing motorized scooters since most don't know or recognize the pain of hip dysplasia.
My niece has the same issue - hip dysplasia - she just had her third surgery on the left hip, and this was a hip replacement at age 19. She has been in pain for many years and has an odd gait. I'm sure she has faced some of those same issues.
POTS fainting is like you suddenly experience a stressful situation (and stress can be the literal emotional kind or like physical stress like straining/lifting) that puts your heart rate up even more, and suddenly you're finding the nearest wall to slide down like a sack of potatoes, or you try to stand up and crumple like someone just snipped the strings on a marionette. Think ragdolling in a game.
1st story: I've heard of karens stealing handicapped parking spots because they're lazy or claiming that being pregnant or new mothers, I've heard of them being parking police> But to have all three in the same story, THAT'S the trifecta I used to drive my disabled mother around when she was still alive, and I had disabled license plates on my vehicle, but I NEVER parked in the spots when she wasn't with me 2nd story: I'm SO happy to hear that a karen thinks OP can just turn off her disability when she wants to because it scares her kid. It's a shame that the child is better than the mother 3rd story: Why even sell the house if you wanted to keep it? And wanting to buy it back for the same price you sold it? 4th story: Oh god, another karen who think she the queen of the neighborhood about "vicious" dogs 5th story: I'm worried that the mother is abusive
Ugh! It’s so annoying when people think “ Well, you don’t look disabled! “ or “ You look perfectly healthy! “ Well, to the people who say these things, please read this slowly and carefully: NOT ALL DISABILITIES ARE VISIBLE!!!! Get that through your thick skulls.
I cannot even put into words how pissed off that makes me because I am a person with high functioning autism and unfortunately autism is an invisible disability unless you are lower on the spectrum so to any normal human I look normal, but the thing is I’m not! I am what is considered a casual observer and I tend to keep to myself a lot of the time And when a stranger tries to talk to me, I try to keep my statements to one or two word sentences, and that’s even when I’m with relatives, I occasionally have to move away from them in order to recharge because I don’t like the feeling of being awkward in any conversation, it makes me severely uncomfortable
@@tinydancer7426 that is a perfect response. I’m going to use that anytime I encounter one of these a-holes (which, by the way, the chances of me encountering one of these a-holes is slim to none)
Story 4: OP and her service dog Duke are amazing considering OP's own PTSD. Freaking hero to her dog Queen and true love to willingly take on her fear. That story and experience really got me in the heart.
last story: alternate about the father, he is looking at the ground because he can't hold his grin/laughter, thinking about how he's about to be relieved from Karen and probably getting full custody of the child
Story 5 had me thinking that the husband is probably also abused and she runs the house how she sees fit. That could be why he stood there looking down and said nothing.
I feel like if you actually tried to sell a fake fainting spell youd end up hurting yourself. Fainting feels weird af, and you certainly dont casually collapse and immediatly pop up again, pots or not. Twice in my life ive legit fainted and both times were unnerving and disorienting af
0:41 Tachycardia?? History of an Irregular Heartbeat if POTS. When then Stan Lee was mentioning Iron Man and Pepper Pots, he was trying to bring up Awareness about that Diagnosis for Children's Hospitals. Donations from sales in Blockbuster Movies about all the Characters he would make from his art, would go into research for POTS, and other irregularities/complications at birth.
So glad last story's Karen was so delusional she got the cops involved herself. The fact that she was allowed to leave without CPS getting involved ager she made those statements on camera is mind blowing to me..
It is quite possible the husband in the last story is an abuse victim of the wife. Spousal abuse happens not only to the female partner. Like most men, would more likely be too ashamed to ever admit it. Hospital ER's see such cases on a regular basis. Sadly it's not as uncommon as one would like to think and not always aimed at just one member of the family.
Story 3 - OP should have just ignored her, also told their agent that was selling the house about the persistent harassment, and also informed police nad got an order out on her. Story 4 - OP has enough proof for emotional torment from that Karen and should sue her. And yes I know OP said they wont sue, however not doing something the first time may mean other issues later on, such as the woman getting attacked by the dog because she has done something even more stupid, which then leaves OP with the choice of having to put the dog down because that Karen would call for it.
I think blocking Pearl in the houseselling story would just escalate her into going to the house and try to harass and bully OP into selling the to her.
Yeah, it's the only reason I can't agree with people saying he's also an abuser. Because there's a good chance he's been emotionally, verbally, and possibly even physically abused to the point of being broken
The stories with child abuse in them make me shake with rage. My first wife and I tried for almost a decade to have kids, but it wasn't to be. Honestly, as hard as it is for me to say, it's a good thing, too. We found out when my wife collapsed at the hospital she worked in (talk about right place, right time). She suffered an ectopic pregnancy, with very severe complications (why she passed out). Children are a great and wonderful gift. Not only are they our future, but they carry our legacy, our nation, our civilization, our very species into tomorrow. They are worth more than anything, and the thought that someone could treat their child that way - aannndddd I think I better stop here, my BP is starting to spike again, and I'm too old for that shit.
I hope that husband in the last story did(keeping quiet) what I had to do to get out of being bullied on this occasion ( by my own particular bully, one of MANY.). You know you are going to be shouted down or forced to cower away anyway. You just let them speak most of the time people who think bullying, abusing, taking advantage can't help themselves outing themselves as such. (Doesn't always work if they are smart but can show your submissive in that relationship making proving the aggressor later easier.) this woman was well on her way to doing the job of dooming herself anyway.
Pearl sounds like a person who would try to refund a shirt that she bought 5 years ago, now torn and stained, and won't understand why the store won't take it.
I've heard the last story before. The husband was probably being abused as well. He was most likely taking it to protect the kids from physical harm by the mother. Eventually, and I'm pretty sure it's going to happen if there's no intervention, he will snap and most likely kill her. That's just my thoughts on this.
Story 5: I've seen people say this when it comes to an abusive parent, that if the other parent isn't doing anything, or taking steps to protect the kids, they are "abusive by proxy" or something like that. Because while they might not be doing it themselves, they aren't doing anything to stop or improve the situation, which can be just as bad.
Story 4: Karen's like this need to get in trouble because they make it so cases where people that are actually abusing dogs don't get taken as serious because too many people report dogs that are either just scared or big dogs as either abused dogs or a danger. When it reality more people get hurt by small dogs. I've talked to dog trainers and groomers and they've shown scars that they have that all came from the tiny small dogs that people say aren't a danger bit in reality they are either super sweet or can be very aggressive. I also found out that none of the scars that the people had ever came from big dogs and that the big dogs were the ones that behaved. The trainer said they would sometimes at worst what they would get from a big dog was a small scratch that didn't even break the skin and it was always from big dog puppies that didn't realize there size yet.
The Karen in that last story was nothing short of a grade A moron. Called the police just cause OP was "being rude" and ended up accidentally revealing her method of "disciplining" her kid.
Story 4 I'm so glad the dogs turned out okay. I've seen a few of these stories where the dogs end up being put down because of these Karens. I was worried for Queen for a minute there.
the last story - husbands (spouses) are victims too. they are beaten down and gaslit and basically told they have no choice. it's particularly bad if they were abused as a child themselves because they truly don't know what healthy parenting or relationships look like. He enabled her, which is horrible, but i hope this is the wake up call he needs to leave her and keep his son as far away from her as possible.
As to the second story op should have said fine call the police and she will wait for them . When they arrive op should file a complaint for assault and if possible ad extra charges for assaulting a disabled person and threaten her with a lawsuit for the assault as well as pain and suffering. As to the last story that lunatics husband should file for divorce and get full custody of the child. The lunatic should have to pay child support and have supervised visitation as well as having to take anger management classes and see a therapist. She should not have any contact with children as she is an abusive person physically and emotionally. Her bad behavior bit her in the but. Anyone that call emergency services under false pretenses should be fined and charged with harassment. As to the first story that idiot had a problem called stupidity and that stupidity bit her in the but. Where I live all you have to do is take a picture of the car ilegaly parked and go to the police station to file a complaint. The offender has to go to court and pay a fine. You could also call the police and that car will be ticketed and towed. The ticket is 250 dollars and the tow and impound fee is the same amount. The second offense can get the offender 90 days community service.
Karens ALWAYS traumatize their kids more than the people around them ever do. Unless someone legitimately tries to harm their child, then that qualifies them as a mama bear, not a karen.
Not going to lie if I was in the place of the second original poster with that walking condition I definitely would have just called the cops on that lady for trying to kick my feet the way she did cuz I feel like some people like her don't learn until there's a nice pair of handcuffs around the wrist for them to understand that they're in the wrong
I have POTs too. It’s very debilitating. Cause light headedness, dizziness, near passing out, shortness of breath, nausea, vomiting, pain in your shoulders and neck and joints, blood pooling in your feet, heat intolerance, brain fog, etc. the list goes on
Let me make something clear, the father in the last story is NOT an abuser. He is just as much an abuse victim as the children. It is obvious he has suffered severe emotional and psychological (and likely physical) domestic abuse from this woman. It pisses me off to no end when people claim that a man can't be victimized by a woman because he is physically stronger or tougher.
Story number 5 shaking a child is a felony crime it is child abuse you can give that baby shaken baby syndrome which could kill it it's happened many times before you don't shake a child you can kill them I hope that woman goes to jail for a long long time!
16:56, This I find absolutely unacceptable! Saying something like that is asking to get arrested. Dumb! 17:39, Oh yes there is considering your son, coward. 20:41, Big mistake, Karen! Serves her right! And let me say this, yes. There is something that they can do about the kid’s situation, and the abusive mother. The result, well you know.
1) So sad OP has such an awful condition. It's nice a cop was there right away to give that disgusting woman the ticked she deserved. 2) OMG, some people are so insane and entitled. OP should have called the cops, she should have reported this assault because this is what it was, both verbal and physical. 3) I think OP should never have kept responding to this and not give any replies after this person started with the crazy entitlement. 4) That is so awful. Some people are so insane and go out of their way to be ignorant and cause problems. I'm sorry this happened to OP and the dogs, they did not deserve to be traumatized like this, 5) I don't agree that the husband is not abusive, if he allows his wife to abuse the kid and does nothing to protect the child from her, that is abuse.
Grocery-abuse Mom is very likely beating her husband too; the physical demeanor OP describes is classic beaten spouse syndrome. Here's hoping this incident gets him into therapy as well as away from the wife.
That last story reminds me of my own mother. I still remember her grabbing my shoulders, shaking me, screaming in my face, and swearing at me. It scared the crap out of me and I was much older than the kid in this story. Even if the threats aren’t “real” and she never beat the kid, that sort of treatment is emotional abuse, and it is just as damaging to a child’s psyche.😢
I had a friend a long time ago and she was Very Fit. She saw a lady slap her own child in the face. She was a small child sitting in the cart. My friend turned at the lady, yelled at her then punched her and said how do you like it... Yes, my friend got in trouble but she said it was worth it and it was in my eyes also!
Heart issues are no joke. I got hit with an SVT attack last year and it was miserable. I couldn't imagine having it flutter like that every time I stand.
2nd story: I had a good friend in college who had a similar condition. Nicest guy in the world, great guitar player. 1/4 native American and tried to make a living as a musician. That was a double whammy, as he died of alcoholism before he was 40.
In the doberman dog story, I like how the OP explained to the kid about why the dog was scared. The scary movie analogy is a good one.
I have a very lovely pit bull, she's funny, gentle (gentle enough to trust her with several generations of kittens - no injuries, except for a few scratches on her snout and she never retaliates), and a couch potato. The only things she's ever harmed directly are her toys. She is, however, terrified of cars. She was hit while running away from a neighbor's dog, no broken bones or internal injuries, thank goodness, just lots of road rash and bruises. She goes blind and deaf to reason when cars go by while we're out walking - She does a high pitched, short yip, continuously until the car is far enough away for her to feel safe. She jumps, twists, and pulls toward the cars. People will stop and ask if im okay from dealing with all that. I often tell them how she was hif by a car before and that shes absolutely terrified of cars now. Most empathetic/animal loving people get it right awayand give treats when they see her. We've tried ried so many methods of behavior modification without results. I now just take her to the city park and walk her on the trails there. One of my neighbors is our biggest enemy. He hates pits and believes every bad thing ever said against them. She's only gotten loose twice in 19 months and both times made a beeline right towards him and his dog - a tiny thing no bigger than my dogs head. The first time, the guy wound up with a nose bleed/some scratches to his face - she didn't harm him, he got tangled in the leashes and fell. The second time she just ran a circle around him and then let me put the collar and leash back on her. But he swears she's some vicious beast out to get him. Meanwhile his little dog is always barking, pulling, lunging at other people and animals, and attempting to bite.
@@lynneconklin917 then try to find out if he abuses his dog and if that's the case, document it and report it to save his dog.
PTSD is a real thing. and not just for people.
Still, as sorry as I am for the dog, if you still haven't been able to get through to her and keep her calm, she's just a lawsuit waiting to happen. I just hope that whomever she does attack doesn't get hurt too much. Even you.
@@mom5catskyle596What do you mean by this, exactly? They are already giving the dog medication and treatment to deal with her trauma. Is a war veteran with unresolved ptsd "a lawsuit waiting to happen"?
If your child is traumatized by something so innocuous as seeing somebody walk funny, they're gonna have much bigger problems than that I assure you, Karen.
As soon as Karen kicked that lady, she committed assault.
Why must Karens persist in calling the cops like they're telling on you to mommy? Oh, right... they've never grown up...
"Rude" just means you are not mindlessly obedient to a narcissist.
The irony of someone that beats her child calling the cops on someone that she claims beat her up.
My son is a dog trainer and he says too many people get dogs without having the first idea how to handle them and then wonder why the dog misbehaves. It makes him both angry and sad.
The one about the grocery store and the beating the kid, I would be shocked to find out that the husband was not also being abused. It is not commonly talk about, but spousal abuse goes both ways. And generally in those situations, what happens is the woman starts verbally abusing him and he doesn't argue back. Then he turns to a slap or two because she knows his mama taught him to never hit a woman. And when he tries to walk away it becomes more vocally violent and then more physically violent. Throwing things, screaming, punching, etc. Then he is legitimately a "beaten man". And she has torn him down so often and with such hateful language that he truly believes he doesn't deserve any better or can't do any better. And just like with wife abuse, it's a vicious and endless cycle. Because he doesn't know that he could be a single parent and get along a lot better without her. Or she may be the breadwinner in the family and he doesn't have enough skills to get by as a single parent so he stays.
Legitimately, it is just like wife abuse.
lot of times tho if the father leaves he will not get the children. then those children are left with the abusive mother and dad cant even take the hits for them any more. ive heard horror stories about men having tons of evidence against the mother, she still gets the kids. sometimes it works out but a lot of men just dont want to take the chance of forever losing their kids, if you catch my drift, so they stay.
@@satansecretary665 Family court is a sexist institution. They really need to rethink their approach.
Also women are more likely to over-react to the smallest touch and cops often take their side so one instance of lashing out would almost certainly mean shitheaps of trouble for the man.
@@satansecretary665 It's sad that this is true. In the US, it is well known that the courts almost "ALWAYS" sides with the mother. Now a days, men could be just as good as a parent that women used to be back in the old days. I wish our justice system isn't as broken as it is.
If we all had camera phones back when we were kids, most of our parents would be in prison.
Totally agree. My father never hit me but was emotionally and verbally abusive. He would've been in jail in an instant now.
I'm a Doberman lover myself, and having raised them growing up my heart went out to OP who was just trying to protect his beautiful doggos.
Same here. I loved my Dobie. He was the sweetest, most trusting baby I’ve ever had. I called him my German butterfly chaser. I’ve owned many dogs since Earl and he had the most beautiful soul I’ve ever encountered in a dog. I miss him every day.
5th story: i never facepalmed so much for one story. the fact she called the cops, didnt deny it and repeated what she said in front of cops
I know, right? I was shocked too. Usually they just deny it and they have to look at the camera footage.
This dumb motherfucker just screamed that shit in front of the cops.
I nearly gave myself a concussion from facepalming so much😅
These idiots don't understand beating is child abuse, or that simply disagreeing is not assault
Story 4: Duke is the bestest boy. He's just doing his best to do his job 🥺
20:46 😮 She just admitted in front of the police that she beats her son! Not only is she an abuser she’s also an idiot.
Story 2: How can Karen possibly teach a skill that she obviously doesn’t have? She’s the one who needs to be taught proper manners… like *minding your own business* !
Last story: I sincerely hope that the husband was quiet throughout as he was realizing what a monster he’d married and bred with… and that he filed for divorce with full custody and no visitation.
Story 4: I've treated PTSD dogs before. I'm proud of op for standing up for Queen.
Story 3: Yeah, it's far from over, Pearl might end up harassing the new owner to sell the house to her. Pearl misses her house, that's understandable, but she needs to accept the reality that she ain't getting OP's house, the other person will
There is this thing called block function on your phone, people need to learn to use it, lol. Alos when leaving a home that you have just sold, relators sometimes have a 'welcome pack' in which the old owners can leave a note about issues the new folks may face, this is where you tell them about the previous owner and her obsession. Do not be nice, be firm and tell her to get the hell out of your life.
And I just love the lack of understanding as to why the house is more expensive now...🤣
@@mwilliams1330Exactly OP should have told her to stop contacting them long before they decided to sell. They need to call a lawyer about sending her a cease and assist letter. Honestly they probably shouldn't have made it public that they where selling the house.
@@CrimsonAngelWinges I believe you mean "cease and desist".
@@CrimsonAngelWingesdesist
Do so very much hope that Queen is getting better! Poor precious baby!
Hah! Leave it to Karen to think being rude is a crime
I think it's less that she thinks rudeness is a crime, and more that we live in a casted society where Karen is ruling class, then cops, then the filth (that's the rest of us).
@@WlmaAlexender-zl6nx Maybe we’re giving her too much credit, assuming that she thinks at all.
Only in their minds their rules are law. Reality doesn’t always hold sway over them.
A Karen's mind exists in a whole different reality. Real "lala land"! The problem is she is able to cause trouble for good innocent people.
Not just that. They think everything they don't like is actually a crime against humanity, they are the second coming of Jesus and are inmune to literally anything.
Last story: the husband's response (or lack thereof) makes me suspect Karen was abusive, perhaps even violent, to HIM as well as the kid.
Hopefully he'll divorce the EB, and get custody of the kid. He needs to get quit of that drama. 🙄
This is what I thought as well. The husband was being abused as well.
oh for sure. Sadly men being abused by women isn't often taken as seriously. There's been some change in that regard but still, a lot of people seem to think domestic abuse can only be a man abusing a woman
I agree, and I was trying to think of what a guy could do to protect his kids in a situation like that and it was a bit limited if his reporting it wasn't taken seriously. If he tried to take the kids and go away somewhere he'd probably be charged with kidnapping.
I was just thinking the same thing he should leave divorce her and take the kids she won’t get them with her attitude
I had a "Pearl" harass my family. Mom and dad divorced and mom bought "Pearl's" house. Not too long after, "Pearl" starts harassing my mom to undo the sale. Then a few months later my mom passed away and since I was a minor, I went to live with my dad. We ended up selling the house back to "Pearl" and she had the nerve to say thank God my mom died, so she could have her precious house back. 🤬🤬🤬🤬
O.M.G. I am so sorry for your loss.
Condolences 💔
Should've told pearl that the devil favors HIS children
That’s awful. I can’t believe someone can be so cruel
That's one pearl I'd throw in a vat of vinegar!!!
For the dog owner op, you have already become a target. That’s how Karen’s work. You are a target and that Karen will not stop until she gets what she wants, which is now either the dog or revenge, or both. These insane people don’t work like us, they are stubborn and crazy and dangerous.
OP needs to at least be ready to get a restraining otder against her.
@@lancerevell5979OP needs more cameras that cover her backyard clearly and with audio if possible. As much documentation as possible if something going down!!
@@lancerevell5979 And be armed with mace and a gun.
@@Some_Guy6
Mace: A heavy club; typically with a metal head and spikes.
That's like... Hawkgirl's weapon.
@@erichanastacio9695mace = pepper spray
Story 2 - Funny how young kids have more common sense than their EP. Not always but sometimes.
A judge should sentence a Karen to house arrest and take away her phone and internet for the duration of the sentence
Or how about old fashioned prison?
@@AmyDaisy69 ~ Geneva Convention... something-something 'crime against humanity'...
@@chezsnailezwho cares, when it’s people like that, they deserve to be in a place that violates the Geneva convention
AAAAAAAGHHHH NOOOOO you CANT do THAT, thats INHUMAN...ALL i DID was simply kick her crutches OUT from under her...she SHOULDNT have been using them in the first place i NEVER ALLOWED HER TO` and you CANT punish ME for always being RIGHT !!!!!!!
@@chezsnailez Karens are not human tough.
Story 5, really hoping a divorce materializes out of that.
My grandparents sold there home, to move closer to family. My aunt loved that house, but got herself arrested because in her entiled mind, she really thought she had the right to show up uninvited and harass the current owners, because it was her parents "home" 🤦♀️ Nobody felt sorry for her when she was released and she complained about it. 😂
God, I can’t stand people like that just because your family does not mean that you are entitled to large purchases, such as a house if you want a house, you need to go through the process to get yourself a house other than that you need to STFU and stop complaining
Story 4’s Karen must have misunderstood her son, When he was talking about OP’s dogs.
Highly doubt it. She went off the rails real quick unprovoked and lied to the police.
@@LunaP1pop
@@LunaP1one day of older one will o pop on me poopoo
@@LunaP1pop o o pop and poop or a dog in my own bed I
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Every dog owner needs to have cameras at every angle to protect themselves. And have microphones too.
Story #5: It sounds like Karen may be abusing her entire family, husband included!
Sometimes I think those non involved spouses are giving the ESpouse enough rope to hang themselves. They may be caught in the trap of being the only person between their spouse and the children, and leaving is thus not possible, plus given the behavior of Karens, he could be afraid of what she’ll say to the authorities.
It's also possible that she's beating him, too. People don't take the abuse of men seriously
@@leruetheday377 It's sad how true that is. When it comes to women, abuse is to be believed until proven otherwise. When it comes to men, not so much.
@@Samfry523 That violates the presumption of innocence.
story 1: yea, it's totally the disabled youngins that are spoiled and entitled, not the moms that park in handicapped parking that fake being disabled, everyone does that after all! I did that just last week!
(if it wasn't obvious this is sarcasm. if you don't think it's well written enough to be sarcasm, go to the office of sarcasm writing at the intersection of Pendejo ave. and Pedantic rd.)
“Pendejo Avenue and pedantic Road” 🤣you just earned a kek my friend that is gold
Dog Story: This is why security cams are so critical these days, people have gone cra-cra. Sadly, OP is also very naive, she has already become a target...Karen's like that one don't stop. Wouldn't be surprised if that neighbor didn't try to poison the dogs now. OP can never let the dogs out without supervision while 'Karen' lives next door.
Last story: When my older brother and I were kids, we would go shopping with our mom and dad. We knew that if we asked for something and were told no, then the answer was "No". WE DID NOT ASK AGAIN, PERIOD. My parents never made some in your face speech about getting spanked when we got home. We just knew no meant no. Because, we knew if we DID ask again..... well, let's just say they didn't have to TELL us we would get a spanking when we got home.
Judging by you having the words "Texas" and "Ranching" in your name, I'm guessing you came from a very old school conservative household. ;)
@@Feralwolf444 Yes, and I was exposed to my grandparents, great grandparents, aunts, uncles, great aunts, great uncles... I can tell you this. ANYTHING that my folks did that was "old school" wasn't NEAR what kind of discipline those people went through. Kids nowadays wouldn't have any kind of understanding or comprehension of growing up like that.
That’s because your parents actually had a brain these entitled monsters don’t even know how to parent their own damn kids properly
@EastTexasRanching
If you spanked an adult, they could press charges against you for assault. If you spank a small child, it's not only legal, it's encouraged.
The mindset is outrageous
@@desireekowalske And yet, here we are. It was a different world then. Until people like you changed it. Look around you. Like the result?
13:09 One thing people need to understand about pets: cats and dogs are NOT like humans. Petting them to try to calm them down like you would a child who's scared simply does not work. Petting them is 'positive reinforcement', which means you're basically telling your pet that this agitated, aggressive state of being is a good thing, which only makes things worse in the pet's already confused, nervous mind.
Story 5: There are many "do"s and "don't"s in parenting, and straight up threatening serious physical abuse is a supermassive "don't." Modern standards do not accept such "discipline," at least in the US, because of the long-term negative effects.
It's pretty clear that the Karen does in fact run the household, she believes she has the right to do whatever, even if it's unethical as peck, and nobody else can tell her otherwise.
Hope she never gets near another child again
This is why I wish parenting licenses were feasible.
Hi, I'm not from the U.S.
A common perception about American children is how misbehaved, disrespectful and bratty they are. I've yet to met one, or meet someone else who didn't held this opinion, and we do get to see many Americans and their families thought the year here, given it's touristic location. It is commonly understood that this is the result of not punishing your children effectively.
Now, I've often told my wife that corporeal punishment should be THE LAST resource for us to use when our children misbehave, and this only applies to our youngest really. And after that it becomes a thing of measure, how strong you make it. This part is where I admit to you, many parents have failed and will continue failing. Parents who don't exhaust every avenue to appeal to their children's sense of logic and understanding, before even thinking about laying hands on them and then going completely off handle like the lady in this story. She failed that boy completely and utterly.
I sometimes get the impression that Americans don't trust themselves to act reasonably, that's why you regulate around these things the way you do. It's something cultural, because it's not like other countries don't regulate around these either, and these people don't deny some corporeal punishment IS needed at times but there is a distinct line between abuse and discipline that we can all tell apart, but Americans give off the impression they don't or they can't, so they need to be authoritatively told and controlled. Feels like the government telling you how to parent. God knows some people don't deserve to be parents, but is it really a good idea to allow the authorities to dictate exactly how? Parenting the parents?
@@DeMoraJS Nope. 1) Discipline does not equal punishment. 2) Parents in the US are unfortunately a lot MORE likely than many parts of the world to resort to physical punishment, and whereas many places in Europe* have entirely banned corporal punishment, it's legal for parents everywhere in the US to smack their kids as long as they're not dumb enough to call it "beating" out loud (and in some states, they still do it in schools). So if our kids are worse behaved it's probably not because they don't get hit enough or hit hard enough. 3) The reason other places have "regulated around these things" isn't because they don't trust themselves to act reasonably, it's because they recognize that children are people and assault is still assault when it's done on someone smaller and less powerful than yourself. So far, to my knowledge, the countries that have banned corporal punishment of children have not fallen into anarchy, though I'm sure if you ask the opinions of the angry old people there, they'll agree that the country has gone down the drain since, just like angry old people have always said about the "youth of today."
*Other places too, I'm just too lazy too look up and contextualize all of them.
Yeah, no...sorry I disagree!! A good smacking at the proper age will be effective!! I personally think that the younger generation acts soooo entitled because parents tried the punishment without snacking...not even a light slap!! There's a huge difference between actual physical abuse vs discipline....I have a close friend that endured hard abuse.... because of that she didn't want to hit her first child at all!! Nada, zip!! Well, that kid ran the household and at 3 years old, the kid would hit the mother!!! Thankfully when gota little older she changed tactics on discipline and he's now a very nice and adjusted young man!!.... Though I'm Puerto Rican, gen X at the time true respect to others was taught!
@jerosa07 I mean, yeah it's "effective" in that it typically stops the undesirable behavior in that moment. But study upon study shows that children who are spanked are more likely to have behavioral problems, and more likely to be aggressive. The population of US prisons has a significantly higher proportion of residents who were spanked compared to the general population.
Look, I'm actually not that person who's going to claim every parent who spanks their kid is abusive. I believe the vast majority of parents who resort to that for discipline do it with the best possible intentions, and for the most part, the harm is going to be outweighed by the strength of their relationship. But I promise you, it's absolutely possible to discipline children *effectively* without hitting them. It's possible to raise respectful and well-behaved kids without hitting them. It's really a shame that proponents of spanking seem to think the only alternative to spanking is to just let your kids run wild.
(Side note: Of course your friend's kid started behaving better as he got older. I would expect most children to be easier to manage as they grow out of the toddler years, whatever method their parents use to discipline them.)
I'm glad OP edited the post. I was wondering why Karen wasn't in trouble with the law for misuse of 911 and falsely claiming a dog attack.
Story 3: Well Pearl...did you sell the house to OP for the same amount of money that you paid for the house when you bought it? Yeah...I thought not. Bye Felicia!
Story 5: After Karen was taken inside I would have told the dad to take advantage of her arrest and get a TRO against her so when she gets out she won't harm them.
Then to file for divorce...that a lawyer would most likely be able to get the video footage...that in addition to the arrest report should allow him custody and a permanent RO.
Story 4 the OP needs to file charges against the karen because that's the only way she can prevent future incidents from happening and it could even help the nice kid as well.
All Karens: "The world's not fair! Everyone's against me!"
Everyone else: "Straighten up your own act before whining about the world. Or if that's too much wear a blindfold, zip your mouth, and go live in a cave. Or the alternative."
Quote from "Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex"
*Kids have more common sense then their parents because they haven’t been taught how to be a Karen.* Kids have to be shown how to be horrible to people in order for them to start acting that way.
As said in "South Pacific", you have to be carefully taught.
Also, kids of Karens who aren’t the Golden Child can see what’s not fair and recognize that there’s something wrong. It’s the spoiled GC who grows up to be another Karen. Unless the world is lucky enough to have someone/thing intervene.
The Karen calling the cops for OP ‘being rude’ reminds me of this one girl I knew in secondary school. Buckle up folks.
So there was this one girl who we’ll call H. Since both me and her have a hearing impediment, we had to go to the “HI department” on occasion for extra support, so that’s how I knew her. For most of my time in secondary school (that’s 12-16 for anyone not from the UK) I was dating a girl who, like me, had long ginger hair (I did finally cut mine short when I was 14 though), so from the back we did look the same even if she was taller than me.
Well, my GF and H hated each other, I’m not sure why, some past beef or something. It never really involved me… until it did.
One time in year 8 at break, I was lining up to buy a chocolate muffin (I would get one every Friday as a treat, since the school’s muffins were the best I have ever tasted) and I suddenly hear H behind me saying “hi (GF’s name)”. Before I even have a chance to fully turn around she starts punching me and kicking me, and I go down. I don’t want to fight back since she’s smaller than me and had hearing aids, so I don’t want to hurt her or for people to think I was the aggressor here. A teacher comes to break it up, and H is shocked to see it was me and not my GF. She gets suspended for a week, and when she got back to school, she made it her mission to get ME in trouble as revenge for me getting her suspended.
This was maybe about a year later, I would’ve been about 13 I think, and I was in P.E class. This was the only lesson I had with her, thank god because if she had been in all of my classes I would have probably had to move school, for my own safety.
Anyway so me and a friend of mine, we’ll call him R, were doing this stupid thing where I would constantly tap him on the shoulder until he turned around and then I’d just say “boobies”. Typical dumb kids stuff, we were both finding it funny. Well H hears this and comes up to me and says “um, you can’t say that, it’s rude.” Bear in mind, this is the girl who calls me a b*tch every single day. I’m fed up with her so I say, “yeah? Well at least I didn’t say tits!” R laughs and H storms off, mouth agape in fake shock. I soon see she’s gone to get the teacher, and I think to myself ‘uh oh, she actually does have something against me this time’ since bad language isn’t allowed in class.
Well, once the teacher is here, she turns to him and says:
“Sir, Proxy said boobies”
Not tits.
Boobies.
And the teacher just goes
“Yeah, and?”
Me and R are crying laughing at this point as H just stumbles over her words trying to justify wasting the teacher’s time. I’ll never forget this, it’s a story I still tell to this day even though it happened almost a decade ago now.
Last Story - if I hear a parent claiming that they ‘beat their kids’ as a form of disciplining them. I’d be calling CPS.
I’m glad that that Karen got arrested in the end. Calling the police on OP because she was rude to her, then tried to lie to the cops to get OP in trouble only to open her big mouth about ‘disciplining’ her child and ended getting arrested herself. What an idiot!
Hopefully that dad divorced that vile woman and took custody of the kids. For the kids sakes.
So, to lighten things up a bit, the short story is, years ago, my 5th grade daughter had uncharacteristically really mis-behaved in class, was sent to the principal's office and I was called. I walked in and started asking the principal what she'd done. My daughter broke in and said "when you hear, you're going to kill me". I stopped in my tracks and asked her "have I EVER killed you before for mis-behaving"? With a slight smile on her face, she replied "yes". We all started laughing and the principal told me what had happened, she got suspended for 3 days and we went to work trying to figure what had happened (SHE didn't know what happened). She just, in her words " went nuts with anger" for some reason. Hadn't happened before, never happened again, she still went to therapy and we worked on what to do if it happened again. (Beth's mom- not the daughter in the story)
A proper spanking can fix a lot of these bratty kid problems, but an actual "beating", oh heck no!
Most of these Karens and Entitled Mothers could benefit from a good stiff spanking too! 😡
When the Bible said spare the rod spoil the child it didn't mean break the rod and mash the child.
If you swat more than thrice you are doing it wrong. If you beat your kids your only use is feeding polar bears.
I agree, totally.. I have three kids, and have never hit any of them, and didn't have to .. neither did their dad. We work as a team and talk about everything,and stay calm.. it really helps the kids to feel safe around us,and talk about anything.. I'm really proud of us, because I came from a messed up childhood,with a*usive stuff happening to me.. I love being their mom and would do anything for them..
That kind of attitude is what create Antifa, Just Stop Oil, and any other "rioting for nothing" groups. Since their childhood they were raised as if they were immune to consequences whenever they act up. The children will grow up thinking they can have anything they demand if they act unruly. See that no youngsters outside US and Western Europe act like that. It's always youngsters from US and Western Europe.
Story 3 - Yeah I would’ve blocked that crazy lady and then went about my business
So I have a dog who has bad anxiety from being used as a target to train fighting dogs. I have worked with her for 5 years to get her to trust my family and my dad's dog. She still tries to attack strange people though, and people that aren't my family who move too fast around her though, which makes going out in public a pain. That being said, she can't break skin as some AH who owned her before ground down her canines and any sharp edges on the teeth
What the fuck why would someone do that? Do they not know the dogs teeth have nerve endings the same as humans do
@@Choujifangirl my best guess is to prevent her from doing damage to their fighting dogs should she attack back.
Last story.... Yes, it sounds like that woman beats everyone in the family. She should go to jail and everyone else needs counciling!! And a safe house to stay at if she is let out. 🙀😰🤷😟🌵🌵🌵👵🐺🖖
"Did I ever tell you what the definition of insanity is?"
Well, these stories perfect encapsulate that!
Ugh, i can relate to the 2nd story, its difficult to live with. I've been yelled at for skipping long entrances (during covid) and needing motorized scooters since most don't know or recognize the pain of hip dysplasia.
My niece has the same issue - hip dysplasia - she just had her third surgery on the left hip, and this was a hip replacement at age 19. She has been in pain for many years and has an odd gait. I'm sure she has faced some of those same issues.
@stephaniereuscher7246 I hope she has a speedy and healthy recovery.
POTS fainting is like you suddenly experience a stressful situation (and stress can be the literal emotional kind or like physical stress like straining/lifting) that puts your heart rate up even more, and suddenly you're finding the nearest wall to slide down like a sack of potatoes, or you try to stand up and crumple like someone just snipped the strings on a marionette. Think ragdolling in a game.
My neighbour threatened to call the cops on me bc I called her a liar. Some people are just too sensitive, especially to the truth.
Yeah story 3: that’s definitely borderline aggressive
1st story: I've heard of karens stealing handicapped parking spots because they're lazy or claiming that being pregnant or new mothers, I've heard of them being parking police> But to have all three in the same story, THAT'S the trifecta
I used to drive my disabled mother around when she was still alive, and I had disabled license plates on my vehicle, but I NEVER parked in the spots when she wasn't with me
2nd story: I'm SO happy to hear that a karen thinks OP can just turn off her disability when she wants to because it scares her kid.
It's a shame that the child is better than the mother
3rd story: Why even sell the house if you wanted to keep it? And wanting to buy it back for the same price you sold it?
4th story: Oh god, another karen who think she the queen of the neighborhood about "vicious" dogs
5th story: I'm worried that the mother is abusive
Ugh! It’s so annoying when people think “ Well, you don’t look disabled! “ or “ You look perfectly healthy! “
Well, to the people who say these things, please read this slowly and carefully: NOT ALL DISABILITIES ARE VISIBLE!!!! Get that through your thick skulls.
"Well, you look perfectly healthy too despite probably having some cognitive/mental issues" could be a good response...
Only 25% of disabilities are visible.
"You don't look disabled".
"Well, you don't look stupid".
I cannot even put into words how pissed off that makes me because I am a person with high functioning autism and unfortunately autism is an invisible disability unless you are lower on the spectrum so to any normal human I look normal, but the thing is I’m not! I am what is considered a casual observer and I tend to keep to myself a lot of the time And when a stranger tries to talk to me, I try to keep my statements to one or two word sentences, and that’s even when I’m with relatives, I occasionally have to move away from them in order to recharge because I don’t like the feeling of being awkward in any conversation, it makes me severely uncomfortable
@@tinydancer7426 that is a perfect response. I’m going to use that anytime I encounter one of these a-holes (which, by the way, the chances of me encountering one of these a-holes is slim to none)
Story 4: OP and her service dog Duke are amazing considering OP's own PTSD. Freaking hero to her dog Queen and true love to willingly take on her fear. That story and experience really got me in the heart.
last story: alternate about the father, he is looking at the ground because he can't hold his grin/laughter, thinking about how he's about to be relieved from Karen and probably getting full custody of the child
that mans day has finally come and hes gonna throw a party
Your daughter is so smart - and quick thinking! Secretly (or maybe not so secretly) you've got to be so proud of her!
Omg! I also have POTS, I was diagnosed with it 6 months ago. I have yet to experiencing fainting thankfully
Story 5 had me thinking that the husband is probably also abused and she runs the house how she sees fit. That could be why he stood there looking down and said nothing.
I feel like if you actually tried to sell a fake fainting spell youd end up hurting yourself. Fainting feels weird af, and you certainly dont casually collapse and immediatly pop up again, pots or not. Twice in my life ive legit fainted and both times were unnerving and disorienting af
0:41 Tachycardia?? History of an Irregular Heartbeat if POTS. When then Stan Lee was mentioning Iron Man and Pepper Pots, he was trying to bring up Awareness about that Diagnosis for Children's Hospitals. Donations from sales in Blockbuster Movies about all the Characters he would make from his art, would go into research for POTS, and other irregularities/complications at birth.
So glad last story's Karen was so delusional she got the cops involved herself. The fact that she was allowed to leave without CPS getting involved ager she made those statements on camera is mind blowing to me..
It is quite possible the husband in the last story is an abuse victim of the wife. Spousal abuse happens not only to the female partner. Like most men, would more likely be too ashamed to ever admit it. Hospital ER's see such cases on a regular basis. Sadly it's not as uncommon as one would like to think and not always aimed at just one member of the family.
Story 3 - OP should have just ignored her, also told their agent that was selling the house about the persistent harassment, and also informed police nad got an order out on her.
Story 4 - OP has enough proof for emotional torment from that Karen and should sue her. And yes I know OP said they wont sue, however not doing something the first time may mean other issues later on, such as the woman getting attacked by the dog because she has done something even more stupid, which then leaves OP with the choice of having to put the dog down because that Karen would call for it.
I think blocking Pearl in the houseselling story would just escalate her into going to the house and try to harass and bully OP into selling the to her.
😂 i love being rude to Karen's because there's nothing that they can do about it. 😂
The last story - that poor Dad is hardcore being abused by the wife.
Yeah, it's the only reason I can't agree with people saying he's also an abuser. Because there's a good chance he's been emotionally, verbally, and possibly even physically abused to the point of being broken
0:26 I have been watching these for a while now and never thought I would see a story about POTS (which I also have)
The stories with child abuse in them make me shake with rage. My first wife and I tried for almost a decade to have kids, but it wasn't to be. Honestly, as hard as it is for me to say, it's a good thing, too. We found out when my wife collapsed at the hospital she worked in (talk about right place, right time). She suffered an ectopic pregnancy, with very severe complications (why she passed out).
Children are a great and wonderful gift. Not only are they our future, but they carry our legacy, our nation, our civilization, our very species into tomorrow. They are worth more than anything, and the thought that someone could treat their child that way - aannndddd I think I better stop here, my BP is starting to spike again, and I'm too old for that shit.
I hope that husband in the last story did(keeping quiet) what I had to do to get out of being bullied on this occasion ( by my own particular bully, one of MANY.). You know you are going to be shouted down or forced to cower away anyway. You just let them speak most of the time people who think bullying, abusing, taking advantage can't help themselves outing themselves as such. (Doesn't always work if they are smart but can show your submissive in that relationship making proving the aggressor later easier.) this woman was well on her way to doing the job of dooming herself anyway.
Pearl sounds like a person who would try to refund a shirt that she bought 5 years ago, now torn and stained, and won't understand why the store won't take it.
I've heard the last story before. The husband was probably being abused as well. He was most likely taking it to protect the kids from physical harm by the mother. Eventually, and I'm pretty sure it's going to happen if there's no intervention, he will snap and most likely kill her. That's just my thoughts on this.
Last story: he’s either a “beaten man” or he’s wily like a fox. Letting her dig herself deeper to give him ammo for the custody hearing.
Story 1: OP is a Karen who polices handicap parking spots regularly - she told on herself! 🤦♀️
Story 5: I've seen people say this when it comes to an abusive parent, that if the other parent isn't doing anything, or taking steps to protect the kids, they are "abusive by proxy" or something like that.
Because while they might not be doing it themselves, they aren't doing anything to stop or improve the situation, which can be just as bad.
Story 4: Karen's like this need to get in trouble because they make it so cases where people that are actually abusing dogs don't get taken as serious because too many people report dogs that are either just scared or big dogs as either abused dogs or a danger. When it reality more people get hurt by small dogs. I've talked to dog trainers and groomers and they've shown scars that they have that all came from the tiny small dogs that people say aren't a danger bit in reality they are either super sweet or can be very aggressive. I also found out that none of the scars that the people had ever came from big dogs and that the big dogs were the ones that behaved. The trainer said they would sometimes at worst what they would get from a big dog was a small scratch that didn't even break the skin and it was always from big dog puppies that didn't realize there size yet.
Op is responsible for his traumatized puppy and should have wall away the minute Karem started talking out of her butt
I wouldn’t be surprised if that mom said she could kill her son if she wanted, considering how abusive she was being.
Poor Queen. I hope she learns that not everyone is a brute. Give her a hug and treat from me.😊❤❤❤
Story 4: OP get a restraining order against Karen for your safety as Karen almost NEVER learn and instead usually just get worse.
The Karen in that last story was nothing short of a grade A moron. Called the police just cause OP was "being rude" and ended up accidentally revealing her method of "disciplining" her kid.
I don't even think it was accidental. I think she legitimately thought it was ok
@@Icalasari That's even worse.
I would like to tell the First Lady with the Dobermans, Thank you for being a knowledgeable advocate for this wonderful breed.
Story 4
I'm so glad the dogs turned out okay. I've seen a few of these stories where the dogs end up being put down because of these Karens. I was worried for Queen for a minute there.
the last story - husbands (spouses) are victims too. they are beaten down and gaslit and basically told they have no choice. it's particularly bad if they were abused as a child themselves because they truly don't know what healthy parenting or relationships look like. He enabled her, which is horrible, but i hope this is the wake up call he needs to leave her and keep his son as far away from her as possible.
As to the second story op should have said fine call the police and she will wait for them . When they arrive op should file a complaint for assault and if possible ad extra charges for assaulting a disabled person and threaten her with a lawsuit for the assault as well as pain and suffering. As to the last story that lunatics husband should file for divorce and get full custody of the child. The lunatic should have to pay child support and have supervised visitation as well as having to take anger management classes and see a therapist. She should not have any contact with children as she is an abusive person physically and emotionally. Her bad behavior bit her in the but. Anyone that call emergency services under false pretenses should be fined and charged with harassment. As to the first story that idiot had a problem called stupidity and that stupidity bit her in the but. Where I live all you have to do is take a picture of the car ilegaly parked and go to the police station to file a complaint. The offender has to go to court and pay a fine. You could also call the police and that car will be ticketed and towed. The ticket is 250 dollars and the tow and impound fee is the same amount. The second offense can get the offender 90 days community service.
Bear spray isn’t just for bears and air horns aren’t just for boats.
Last story, I'd bet money she beats the husband too. Poor family.
Story 5: Hopefully the father gets sole custody.
The entitled mom even named “beating” and “spanking” separately showing she knows there’s a distinction!
Karens ALWAYS traumatize their kids more than the people around them ever do. Unless someone legitimately tries to harm their child, then that qualifies them as a mama bear, not a karen.
Not going to lie if I was in the place of the second original poster with that walking condition I definitely would have just called the cops on that lady for trying to kick my feet the way she did cuz I feel like some people like her don't learn until there's a nice pair of handcuffs around the wrist for them to understand that they're in the wrong
Good afternoon Fluff. Thanks for the stories
I have POTs too. It’s very debilitating. Cause light headedness, dizziness, near passing out, shortness of breath, nausea, vomiting, pain in your shoulders and neck and joints, blood pooling in your feet, heat intolerance, brain fog, etc. the list goes on
Let me make something clear, the father in the last story is NOT an abuser. He is just as much an abuse victim as the children. It is obvious he has suffered severe emotional and psychological (and likely physical) domestic abuse from this woman. It pisses me off to no end when people claim that a man can't be victimized by a woman because he is physically stronger or tougher.
Story number 5 shaking a child is a felony crime it is child abuse you can give that baby shaken baby syndrome which could kill it it's happened many times before you don't shake a child you can kill them I hope that woman goes to jail for a long long time!
16:56, This I find absolutely unacceptable! Saying something like that is asking to get arrested. Dumb! 17:39, Oh yes there is considering your son, coward. 20:41, Big mistake, Karen!
Serves her right! And let me say this, yes. There is something that they can do about the kid’s situation, and the abusive mother. The result, well you know.
1) So sad OP has such an awful condition. It's nice a cop was there right away to give that disgusting woman the ticked she deserved.
2) OMG, some people are so insane and entitled. OP should have called the cops, she should have reported this assault because this is what it was, both verbal and physical.
3) I think OP should never have kept responding to this and not give any replies after this person started with the crazy entitlement.
4) That is so awful. Some people are so insane and go out of their way to be ignorant and cause problems. I'm sorry this happened to OP and the dogs, they did not deserve to be traumatized like this,
5) I don't agree that the husband is not abusive, if he allows his wife to abuse the kid and does nothing to protect the child from her, that is abuse.
Grocery-abuse Mom is very likely beating her husband too; the physical demeanor OP describes is classic beaten spouse syndrome. Here's hoping this incident gets him into therapy as well as away from the wife.
That last story reminds me of my own mother. I still remember her grabbing my shoulders, shaking me, screaming in my face, and swearing at me. It scared the crap out of me and I was much older than the kid in this story. Even if the threats aren’t “real” and she never beat the kid, that sort of treatment is emotional abuse, and it is just as damaging to a child’s psyche.😢
It's amazing how many toxic people claim others are traumatizing their kids.
I had a friend a long time ago and she was Very Fit. She saw a lady slap her own child in the face. She was a small child sitting in the cart. My friend turned at the lady, yelled at her then punched her and said how do you like it... Yes, my friend got in trouble but she said it was worth it and it was in my eyes also!
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*Story about the dogs... NONE of this shit would've happened if KAREN would mind her own business!*
*Pisses me off for Queen! Poor doggo!*
Heart issues are no joke. I got hit with an SVT attack last year and it was miserable. I couldn't imagine having it flutter like that every time I stand.
2nd story: I had a good friend in college who had a similar condition. Nicest guy in the world, great guitar player. 1/4 native American and tried to make a living as a musician. That was a double whammy, as he died of alcoholism before he was 40.