Parents, What's the Worst Thing Your Child Has Done?

[@kurokagator4567]

I can never forgive my mom for outright denying the attempt to have killed me.
She was drunk to the bone and we got into a physical fight. Since I felt finally ready and strong enough, I fought back and that surprised her. We... pushed each other around before she tackled me onto the bed and started choking me.
I kicked her with my boots into the stomach until she let go of me.
She still doesn't admit she has done it. I can't even tell if she seriously doesn't remember or is just twisting the truth to her benefit again.
I will never forgive her. Never.

[@NineM_YorHa]

You will be better of without that toxic mother around.
Find happiness, that's something she can't deny you anymore.

[@northernstar7162]

She'll know what she did. But she won't admit it because she doesn't want to take responsibility for it.
The fact that she came home drunk when she's got kids in the house is a problem right there. Your mom sounds like she's got a lot of personal issues and needs to get her butt into therapy?
For you, I hope you find happiness and new adventures that will make new memories and bring lots of smiles into your future :) Good luck!!

[@thewoodbros6001]

Omg I’m srry

[@sou.4970]

Where is she? I just wanna talk. Very friendly convo with me, her, and my cat. Just need to tell her to pet my cat belly and we good.

[@spooniesarah]

Even if she doesn't remember, she's still responsible for getting drunk enough to black out and become violent. I'm assuming she got drunk on a regular basis and had been made aware of her behavior after the fact. She knows, at least second-hand, what she's like when she gets drunk. So she has no valid excuse for nearly killing you--even if she wasn't in control and doesn't remember.

[@spookyboiz9890]

Bruh as a coin collector, the first one heavily pisses me off

[@sebaschan-uwu]

Fr. I collect video games but I still get it. You don't mess with a collector's shit 😤

[@ejstreasurehunting6627]

Same.

[@bulldozer6781]

I mentioned that story to my dad. He collects coins, so I figured it'd make him cringe.
His response was: "And the kid is still alive?"

[@spookyboiz9890]

@@bulldozer6781 LMFAOOO

[@mattblood4201]

@@sebaschan-uwu Same I have a nice size Game Collection if someone take it I would must likely Disown the person

[@BadBoy-sk2id]

Man, can’t believe she actually raided her parents house se se se se se se se se se se se se se se se se 6:18

[@GreedyOrange]

legit thought bluescreen/stroke

[@LadyGoddessSephiroth]

I wanted to say "Everything is awesome."

[@Pandacalifornia]

@@LadyGoddessSephiroth I knew I was thinking of something when I heard that.

[@beatrice0610]

Wish these Reddit shit channels would actually listen to their shit before they put it in the video lol.

[@KrysDlite]

@@beatrice0610 I know, it seems to happen more and more often now too. It used to only happen once in a while, now it’s almost every video.

[@plaguenurse4399]

When the robot said ous ous ous ous ous, I felt that

[@sethcaudle2700]

Daft Punk

[@fanboy33382]

me too man

[@idiotkid3607]

I thought it was saying osu lmao

[@kaylabouchard2910]

I thought my phone broke lol

[@RegallIaBetterThanYou]

Bro i couldnt even pause it, it was terrifying

[@karendaniel620]

Choosing her boyfriend, now husband, over her children without realizing the damage she has done.

[@beautifulcrazey7713]

This, deserves to be much higher in the comments because the children did not ask to be here. They brought them here. Men and women come and go, but your children are your children.

[@param5234]

who is looking after the kids then??

[@kevins9560]

Been going on for a long long time from my side.

[@boxinabox6608]

@@param5234 themselves

[@enigmafiresup4658]

@@beautifulcrazey7713 This comment t logically doesn't make any sense

[@Pman8362]

The amount of people who won’t press charges against their kids is sad

[@sebaschan-uwu]

Seriously these people deserve jail time. They aren't your little angel anymore!

[@Coffeeisnecessarynowpepper]

I know! My son is 8 and I was going to press charges after he ate the last piece of cake but my husband said no

[@adriananery95]

@@Coffeeisnecessarynowpepper 😲That's grounds for disownment!

[@edgarbibergers8677]

@@Coffeeisnecessarynowpepper may I ask why you wanted to press charges?

[@sadalien9049]

Especially since it's the best thing for both parties :/

[@LifeisaBeautifulting]

The armed robbery one, what an angel of a mother he has

[@ranimdude]

I cried at that one bruh

[@2102082]

Dude robs a bank and his mom probably realized it was an unspoken cry for help or something. She didn’t give up on him and it brought them closer together. I’d bet that went a long way for helping him improve and start making better choices. Or at least not deciding on making such a huge mistake

[@spooniesarah]

Yeah. He wasn't a bad guy, just desperate. Broken down. He needed love, not judgment. Notice his mom didn't try to get him out of jail. She knew he deserved jail time because, regardless of his character and his situation, armed robbery is still wrong. But she made absolutely sure to love him and show him his worth as a human being.

[@grootsyt]

@@spooniesarah tbh if you need money you can also just do normal robbery. threatening people's lifes can give them ptsd they might never get over, so I don't feel bad for him at all.

[@phlushphish793]

I was a divorced dad, caring for my 2 kids nearly full time. Hadn't had a raise in 10 yr.s. Ran out of money. My son had an after school job & had a little dough. We had run out of food. I told him, "We're hungry. Give us some money for food. If you don't, I'll have to steal. I don't know how to steal & I'll go to jail." :(

[@falconstudios146]

@@grootsyt Desperate people are not exactly known for making rational decisions.

[@grootsyt]

@@falconstudios146 that's true, and I do feel bad for him, but there's a difference between slipping a note and waving a gun around

[@SpacePlant-nb8gm]

I just wanna say congrats on the thumbnail photo. That is genuinely the most terrifying baby I've ever seen in my life.

[@midnightgamer2158]

Yea lol

[@midnightgamer2088]

*It seems that I have found my original account once again*

[@chickenpermission7016]

I'll never forget about the time one of my kids made up and sang a song about my miscarriage.
I've never felt so humiliated and enraged at a child.

[@Emily-gl7cv]

:( I’m sorry for your loss

[@amelia3514]

how old were they??? did they know the severity of the situation?

[@nouser8171]

You are gonna wanna save that story for when they’re older,trust me

[@KaliKali-hv9bt]

WHAT. DA. FU*K??!!!!!
sORRY for your loss though.

[@KrysDlite]

Did you discipline that child? Because I would’ve been busting someone’s ass REAL quick. It’s not okay to do crap like that and if you don’t put a stop to it right then, they’ll just continue. They think they’re being clever but they need to be brought down a notch or two.

[@rinkuuu5520]

The first story really hurt, my dad collects coins and it takes forever to build up a good collection and if you invest properly it can be worth hundreds of thousands. Knowing he spent it at face value makes me feel sick, all her hard work is gone now-

[@linkinlog8543]

I told my dad that he wasn’t my parent jokingly (at the time, step dad but he and my grandpa were the only father figures i had) and right after i said it i apologized but it still hurt him because we see each other as just family
i haven’t forgiven myself for it

[@yeemawheaver1387]

You may feel more bad about it then he does.

[@shrodingerscat8940]

@@yeemawheaver1387 I think so

[@sweedra7899]

I'm not a parent, but I'm sort of like one to my siblings.
My sister somewhat unknowingly destroyed my childhood DSi and all of the saves, photos, and animations I had on there. The huge collection of stuff I had saved in there took over a decade to build up, and I was planning on keeping the DSi so I could show my future kids what my life was like when I got older. She's destroyed a lot of my prized possessions, but I still can't forgive her for that.

[@huntermessinger9347]

Threw a plastic microphone at my dads head when I was 6 after an argument, he dodged it and it hit and broke the tv. We did not have enough money to buy another for almost a year. Btw they had saved for months to get it, and had had it for about 4 months.

[@lewissteward65]

Oof it hurts but I’m sure he over it I would know something similar happened to me

[@yeemawheaver1387]

Yea, if he's still mad about that then I feel bad that then I feel more bad for you than him because he's just petty.

[@ravenchan330]

*Castanet*
Free sh*t

[@bucky2057]

I honestly don’t know what to expect from this because I know for a fact it’s gonna be 0-100 realllllll quick

[@courtneycherry5582]

Here's a 0 for you. My brother nocked my starbucks out of my hand in 9th grade as a joke and I'm still p*ssed about it.

[@larytriplesix]

Asked my mum, she said „being born“. Ouch.

[@donkey2846]

same

[@remixrevolutionoriginal]

OOOOOOOOOF

[@toaster7423]

well you know that was kinda her doing...

[@isabeldel-ponte1313]

@@toaster7423 it is she pushed the baby out or the doctors took them out

[@frontrooms7877]

Well technically she did that to herself

[@LukasM1213]

As a fellow coin collector, that story gave me a lot of pain. My collection is nowhere as valuable or with certificates at all, but all the sentimental value, and age. That is just horrible

[@Nyanx4]

6:18 _usususususususus_

[@AriLolzz]

Among

[@Algae555]

Communism

[@SuussyBakka]

Sus 🤣

[@hoot9121]

@@AriLolzz us

[@alymatronicdeeare8265]

Oüs oüs oüs oüs oüs oüs

[@lorv1003]

Sus

[@CAAndyist]

Sounds like the start of some kinda house music 🤣

[@wheresdarice3988]

Party time!

[@colbygoddamn-virtualbusker3532]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dyscea]

🤣🤣🤣

[@JDTGM247]

The way every1 here jus talkin about 6:18 ususususus

[@bunnydemonica1163]

I'm scared my mom has never forgiven me for my suicide attempt, the hospital stay cost us so much money and she later mentioned that it would have been less expensive if I succeeded in my attempt (she's not wrong) i think she still loves me but i don't think she will forgive me for that :(

[@sophiemontecalvo7503]

I'm so sorry to hear that; I really hope you're doing well now. I'm thinking of you.

[@saw2005.]

why would she say that

[@pageturner2958]

Title : Parents, what will you never forgive your children for
That one person: My MoM fORgavE mE fOR...

[@LunaBari]

That person is the odd one out.

[@rand0mn33ss]

Every Askreddit video. Gets so annoying.

[@harrymack3565]

@@rand0mn33ss Seriously, like I don't mind seeing them when I am reading the thread but FFS they don't need to be in the video.

[@omnical6135]

@@harrymack3565 unless they're like really good stories

[@peterthirdandthebridges]

@@omnical6135 you know, like that one was

[@InvasionAnimation]

6:18 I started dancing to that sick beat!

[@OneTato]

I had a framed portrait that my mom gave me of the aircraft carrier my great uncle was an officer on. I didn't want it i didn't know thats what it was. It was stolen when my apartment got broken into shes brings it up every time we get together.

[@NineM_YorHa]

Well, the break in wasn't your fault and why did she give it to you when it was so important to her? No blame should be placed on you.

[@yeemawheaver1387]

Yea that has nothing to do with you why would she be mad.

[@yeemawheaver1387]

@@NineM_YorHa My dad had some bandana or flag or something that was eelated to his childhood and had sentimental value to it. My litter sister asked my dad for it and he gave it to her even though he had it for years. She ended up losing it which is beside the point, but all in saying is parents do give kids things that have sentimental value to them. However, my sister did want the bandana. I'm not sure why the mom randomly give this person the picture when they never wanted it.

[@Nobody-xz5ci]

U know my mom always said that if a child becomes a crappy human being it's always their parents fault. These stories makes me rethink abt what she said

[@GregorianMG]

Sometimes it's not that simple my dude.

[@boxinabox6608]

Some or all of these are lies and the person telling it will leave out facts that make them seem like the bad one

[@yeemawheaver1387]

No, I think sometimes that's the case, but there is always so much a parent can do. You can control your kids or make them listen in life so you can't always blame the parent. For example, I think everyone has that really good teacher in school, but no matter how good that teacher is there is always one student who hates and one student who fails the class.

[@sopadumacacoumadelicia5]

That's bs.
Some people get everything they could possibly hope for.
A good family, no abuse, not anything yet they still end up as wastes of oxygen.

[@snakevenom4954]

@@yeemawheaver1387 Who you are is more dependent on your genetics than your environment. You can raise children in the worst places imaginable, and yet they’ll still end up the same. People who work hard are born that way. People who are smart are born that way. People who are creative are born that way. Somethings you just can’t change. People is one of them

[@Eleanorscatmom]

My mother told me I was her biggest mistake and I should have been swallowed because I drew a boundary and asked not to be insulted in front of others anymore. Oof.

[@pepperidgefarmremembers6350]

“Ouse Ouse Ouse Ouse Ouse Ouse Ouse Ouse Ouse Ouse Ouse”-Reddit bot

[@broman9868]

my nephew threw up in his mom's mouth, and then slapped her in the face, and then laughed. classics. typical babies)

[@Funny_in_blue]

I was so concerned at first😂

[@katy4714]

@@Funny_in_blue I know right!?

[@straangeette]

@BROman came here to say can't forgive my babe for everytime he poops and I change his diaper he farts/poops on me, but all these stories are real hurtful. Sheesh. And I still forgive him. Sheesh.

[@coxin8619]

Full combo

[@movieyouser]

The first one: I don't collect coins but I would litterally unaliven that kid

[@sirreality5145]

The worst thing I did (according to my parents) was dumping out clean folded clothes from the drawers and licking glue. They say I was a good kid

[@romeoslover817]

Reading threads like this makes me so very grateful that my parents and grandparents were able to give and my sister a great life.

[@MaxxHarleenMurrder]

I was such a good kid im realizing now reading these...fuck...my adopted family treated me like such a piece of shit...made me believe I was so bad...sigh...

[@izzywolflover]

Sorry you went through that

[@yeemawheaver1387]

I'm so sorry

[@heyimmary1876]

Im rlly glad you’re aware of yourself despite what they made you think. Great job

[@coolusername337]

6:17 hang on, just let me pump up my bike tire.

[@thajarin]

My sister and I raided my mothers change jar (the change she put in at the end of each day) and bought a pizza, I still haven't heard the end of it years later.

[@squash6497]

The robbery one was the most wholesome thing I've ever heard

[@ginastarke2]

House..house...house...house...break out the glow sticks and get a DJ in here!

[@ashh4929]

Mine is kinda tame but I remember I was around 4 playing with a neighbor girl. I wasn't supposed to leave the yard and specifically not to go to this girls house. Mom got a phone call and left the yard really quick to answer it (this was land line times) and I forget why but the girl wanted to show me something real quick and in my brilliant baby brain I thought "oh I'll be back before shes off the phone". Well she found me at the house and whooped me all the way back home. It was much later I find out just how sketch of a neighborhood this was and that her parents were grody drug dealers with really pervy friends (Which was suspected and why I couldn't go over there) and how scared she was thinking I got snatched. She still ribs me about it on occasion.

[@snakevenom4954]

I know my mom will never forgive me for me choosing to not go to college. She’s one of few who knows how smart I am. But she doesn’t share my intelligence. Neither of my parents are the brightest and my sister is just good in school. I took an IQ test a while back and it was 137. I despise that number. My mom framed it and put it in my room but I just want to burn the entire frame to ash. I do have a knack for engineering and I might go into the field but I just don’t know. I’m someone who figures out the ins and outs of something really fast and I fear picking nuclear engineering and then just boring myself with it really fast. I would love tips on how to combat it but I doubt anyone will see or even respond

[@idonthaveaname2963]

The glitch scared me so bad lmfaoo

[@jellofish1455]

I broke a bowl that was my mother's great grandmother's and she love the death out of it. It was super pretty and nice up until two minutes ago...

[@stuffz4040]

Oof topical. Good luck

[@Cassiopeia-hn5ue]

Is no one gunna talk about how the robotic voice strayed beat boxing for ten seconds

[@FerroAudio]

A few I know my own mom definitely will never forgive me for.
I stole candy bars as a kid, got busted by a guard, police dropped me over to the house, she was miffed beyond belief.
I didn't dance with her at prom, well ok I did but it was very brief and I wasn't so keen due to other reasons (my dance partner was sick so I wanted to check on her) and that ended badly.
I lied to a cousin last year when living abroad, was supposed to help him out at a job but I dipped out (thought he had enough assistance) due to thinking that having my place cleaned up in tip-top shape to welcome my mum home after not seeing her was way more important. That snowballed into being nearly disowned.
I know for a fact that I got a loong list of things she would never forgive me for, and I fully understand that it's near hard to make amends, but believe me. I meant nothing bad. Actions speak more than words, always think of what you do and respect your family.

[@williamrusso3130]

That poor man who thought his 70's Strat was actually worth anything substantial. The worst era for Fender.

[@CharmmyHolland2016]

My brother did the first one. Stole my mom's coins that her grandmother gave to her and took my dad's silver certificate. They knew because I don't steal their stuff

[@LittleWerewolfPlushie]

You don't need to forgive those that hurt you in order to live a happy life, just don't let the negative feeling control you.

[@phlushphish793]

Boy, did I learn a lesson in forgiveness watching a Forensic Files episode. A boy got killed in a drug deal gone bad. They caught the kid, of course, but the mother of the dead child pleaded with judge not to give her son's killer the death penalty, saying, "His mother can still visit him in prison; but, no mother should have to bury her child," after she had just buried hers! :(

[@BR.1991]

Theres something about those Flintstones vitamins! My mother stopped buying them and my son now actively tries to find them daily hahahaha

[@mikeyxyz6706]

6:18 is when the rave party starts lol.

[@Narutojaden]

I’m not surprised to hear that people are will still visit their kid in jail after killing their husband a.k.a. the stepdad because women sometimes will stay with a husband that they know M***** Their own flesh and blood child it seems a lot of the times people will ignore the things they don’t like about people and just live in a fantasy world of what they want to pretend that person is like

[@yeemawheaver1387]

I will say my uncle used to be in and out of jail all the time and my grandma would visit him until she physically couldn't. She knew exactly who he was and she knew that he wasn't a little angel she simply just visited because she lived him. Consequently, my mother hated watching my grandma go to jail every Saturday so she said if I get arrested she's not visited because she won't be like her mom.

[@noname-rr8jc]

It's very interesting watching this while my 38-year-old aunt is pregnant, already having 2 children, which aren't always angels.

[@elbielove591]

This taught me to not reproduce 😵

[@Kiwiqwp]

6:18 I deadass thought my phone finally gave up on me, and then after two seconds I was like "hello?" And then the bot started reading the rest of the story so I'm like "oh"

[@endofjellybeanpieceofgarba4626]

Why did the one of the panick robbery make me cry how dare you hit me right in the feels

[@A_Little_Bit_Of_Everything06]

Dude that second story is so wholesome 😭😭

[@itstwiz69]

I don’t collect coins but I collect something somewhat similar, and I feel the pain of the person who had their collection spent at face value >_

[@my-chemical-romance]

Honestly I don't think my mom will ever forgive me for one thing in particular;
Having similarities to my dad.
He's a horrible person and it would be understanding if I was behaving like him but I'm not. I look like him, my tone of voice sounds like his when I'm mad, sometimes I say phrases he used to (I grew up hearing them and idk where they're from), and worst of all I have a "type A personality". Years of therapy on both ends but still, she gets upset and all she sees is how I'm like him. He abused both of us and I haven't spoken to him in around 5+ years but she will never fully forgive me for our similarities.

[@xhell.0k1ttyx]

06:18 ah yes, we love the occassional robot glitch :))

[@rossvegas1346]

why the hell would a 14 year old think they're getting the car? she can't even drive yet

[@spooniesarah]

The op specifically said she'd gotten her license. I think in some states teens can get their license at 14

[@wafflethepsychopath7114]

I’m not a parent but one time my younger cousin threw a “ball” at me, it hit my face and it hurt so bad that almost had a bruise on my eye.The ball was really a face message ball.

[@nohandlesplease]

6:18 you overlooked a reader glitch

[@MommaSkelly]

Can't trust my mom...
she stole my information and money from my bank account knowing it was for my wedding and NOT what she spent it on...
Theres more than that of course, but it was the straw that broke the relationship... I want to trust her, but can't. Am trying, but I keep second guessing anything she does.
... family ... **sigh**

[@sopadumacacoumadelicia5]

You don't have to keep contact just because she is ''family''.

[@I_am_in_ur_fridge]

You could have sued for that. That's identity theft and fraud all in one

[@misseselise3864]

when i was a kid, i cut the charger cord to my mom’s digital camera. i was under the age of 6/7 when it happened. she never bought a replacement cord and i never cut another cord. i just remember being curious about what would happen if i tried to cut it and i definitely didn’t think that it would actually get cut. i recently looked up the digital camera she had out of curiosity and it would’ve cost under $10 to replace the cord so now i wonder why she never did. she lost the camera during a move so she doesn’t have it anymore

[@DragunKing]

Being born a week early.. like damn kid you couldn't wait a week?! You just HAD to be born then.. 😂😂

[@mysteriousbatata2270]

The sister who destroyed her parents life and stole everything with no remorse will get the worst punishment in existence also known as HELL

[@guppy-2436]

Man I sometimes think im being a bad rebellious teenager, feel horrible, but after i watched this, man i look like a saint lmao

[@undertaleandmore7300]

This video makes me feel like I never want children-- Im still on the fence about it.

[@ComaLies225]

I know a family member who used her son as a pawn in court against her mother (the childs grandmother.) The person, who I'll call C, is a spoiled See-You-Next-Tuesday. C had gotten into an argument with her mom and fought over something trivial. Grandma had custody of C's child mainly because C didn't want to be a mom. C used her child and basically forced the child to say Grandma abused and neglected him when it wasn't true.
C's only sibling couldn't forgive her for a long time because of it. It got worse when their mother died and the relationship was strained for a long time.
30 plus years later, C is penniless, essentially homeless (living with said sibling who somehow manages to tolerate yet constantly berates C,) and C 's only child doesn't even bother to speak with her.
I only found out about the court situation when I was trying to find her son a couple of years back. We reconnected and he told me everything. In all fairness, C wasn't an abusive parent, but it seems she didn't want to be a mom and happened to put everyone else over her son. Sometimes even put the son in difficult situations when he shouldn't have been in one in the first place.
From what I know, C sometimes resents her sibling, mainly because she happens to have a great relationship with her own children (even C's son shows more respect towards the sibling than his own mom) and C will lament that she doesn't have a "perfect child."

[@aduckwithayoutubechannel]

“Uss, uss, uss, uss, uss, uss, uss, uss, uss, uss, uss, uss, uss, uss, uss, uss, uss.”
-Updoot Everything

[@randomweirdo1639]

Not a parent but a few months was going out and my parents were discussing what to eat for dinner because I wouldn’t be there, I was eating dinner with a friend. The only thing I said on it was, “As long as you don’t get chick-fil-a!” And guess what those evil people did. I’m still mad about this. I mean, couldn’t they eat out when I was there? We never order food when my brother is somewhere else for dinner.

[@zacharysiple629]

12:09 I haven't thought about this nearly since this happened, but I used to eat those but they made me throw up once so I didn't have to eat them. I guess I didn't like the taste or something. I was like a toddler or something, and I didn't know my memories could go that far!

[@matahari2667]

Not a parent. But sister stole a credit Suisse necklace which was a graduation gift from my uncle/godfather. We never confronted her because of that but she'd been stealing money from us for years. The first time she stole from me was when my parents had to leave us for a while, and she took my allowance (big bills) and replaced it with smaller bills, which were crisp. She knew I liked crisped bills. It was probably her way of bribing me. I was 10 then. What followed were years of stolen allowances, akong other things. She's manipulative and a HYPOCRITE. My mother lost her necklace and pretended it was someone else who stole it. After several years she confessed to me that she knew it was my sister. She was just too heartbroken to accept it. Looking back, I wish I called the cops when I lost my necklace. But I wanted to forgive. Now, I think it was a better think to do to teach her a lesson. She makes a lot of money now, from her business. A hope she stops stealing.

[@queenawesome2601]

My daughter puts orange juice on her cereal. I mean really where did this monster come from?

[@Trapper660]

I’m driving myself crazy trying to find out what the background is

[@irvingt5168]

My mom that found out I smoke - has entered the chat

[@prettybabyrae608]

I can’t believe that one daughter abandoned her own daughter with the grandparents. That is sick. I could never do that to my baby. What a soulless person.

[@idiotkid3607]

16:50 That came out of no-where, but in a good way I guess

[@katierowbury5233]

The father who had a guitar taken apart by his son should get the replacement hardware, put it back together and play it again.

[@DutchBane]

Well, my dog ate my tv remote. Cant get a original remote anymore and a universal remote only lets me operate channel and volume. Now that would not be so bad but i live in spain and to put tv in english instead of spanish dubbed i need the remote. Now i have to either buy another tv or watch everything in spanish😑

[@Account-kv3jc]

The coin collecting one rung deep...
After my mum ran away from my dad, brother and I, we didn't realize she took most of the valuable antiques we had locked in a show cabinet until the morning after...
She took the coin collection my great great grandfather started and brought with him from Italy, it went through generations of hands, more coins were collected and added... thousands of bills, coins, collection sets, just... gone
Gave it to her mother (not on my dads side) who sold it to her son that just got rid of it after sending me a photo of everything in a grocery bag supposedly throwing it out.
We tried with police in our town and in their city to get all of this back, but after it was passed to my shitty uncle, he just disappeared off the face of the earth for a while... case dismissed because there's no proof of any collection or of anybody taking anything...

[@nyxx5357]

18:34 I would act just like that as a little girl every time my mom dropped me off to be babysat, because I had severe separation anxiety and abandonment issues. It broke her heart so much she had to have my older sister start taking me instead.

[@jillianhaley993]

At 6:19 the beat drops

[@robbys5236]

6:18 Text-to-speech.exe has stopped responding.

[@bluepurry7986]

Oh boy, more birth control

[@generalalduin9548]

My blood pressure rose seeing some of these stories. It’s amazing how awful people can be.

[@shamelbazan7876]

when the robot said ous it had a good beat ahahahha

[@SnowWhite-tc5vr]

At 21:11 I can understand but I'm sure she was just looking for her license that was mailed to get or any important bills you may want to see first. I do that with my dad and grandma. I pick out the spam and trash then give them the actual bills. If I found out about me getting a car id keep quiet so I can show how happy I am on Christmas

[@Kerosene.Dreams]

Unconditional love is unconditional. Without having that for your kids, you really shouldn't be a parent and the moment they were born, they deserved better. Children know, deep down, instinctively they know, and that shapes them more than you could ever realize. Love your children or give them a better life than one with you.

[@om3ga109]

Some children- some people are born evil, and no amount of love or care will override it. It's tragic, but it's reality.

[@benstrubel4259]

6:18 bot are you listening to snake jazz again?

[@southernoklahomamopars6726]

0:45 *INTERNAL SCREAMING*

[@ella1455]

the one about the mom and the guy and jail... my heart 🥺🥺

[@piaschlomer8630]

3:30 you can be so glad that you have a mum like that🍀🐞
6:20 ¿? What is going on there??

[@leviathan5280]

11:54
Not exact story but similar. My best friend got kicked out recently because he came out to bisexual to his parents. His aunt and her bf took him in but what made it really difficult is that we are both in middle school. We got a lot of stuff to do and going on and they just kick him out?? Where would he go?? If I told my parents this they may not let him in. So I am very grateful for his aunt.

[@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934]

I’m so sorry about the money collection that stepson stole..heartbreaking

[@anoymous_w]

Worst thing my parents say is when “I love all of you guys equally” family of 8 and the worst part is that I failed my class and my sister too I got punished and sis did not and my parents called me a disappointment but it never changed me I just didn’t care at this point...

[@THEE.apples]

Damn the first one

[@dakotaaddison9059]

For my parents, it’s unsaid but it’s clear as day that being trans is it. As my dad is a pastor and this apparently fucks up how everyone is going to view him
He kicked me out a month after finding out that I was trans, and sent me to live with my birthfather

[@morticiaaddams7866]

You will probably be better off away, but the betrayal is still heartbreaking

[@dakotaaddison9059]

@@morticiaaddams7866 it really, truly was, 4 months of staying with my birthfather I ran away to live with my supportive birthmother, while I don’t like that I ran away, I most likely definitely would have killed myself, just because of the pain and hopelessness I had been feeling at the time

[@cs8782]

My children are lovely, but I suffer from care giver burnout. I don’t have the mental bandwidth to take care of two sole sucking toddlers and myself so I’ve let myself go and I feel resentful. The kids rely on me for everything and there’s no energy left to take care of myself. This has triggered self-harm behavior that’s completely new, uncontrollable, and my only sense of momentary satisfaction followed by self-h@te until my next self-harm release. The kids take everything from me, I can’t do anything without them demanding my attention in some way. Possibly the self harm is a subconscious way of trying to end it because I’m so miserable. I’m not cut out to be a mom! I hate giving every piece of myself, every second of my life, I get no happiness from it, only resentment. They aren’t even in school thanks to Covid. I literally get zero moments to myself. So so resentful!! As I type this my 4 year old is on the couch screaming for me, he hurt himself at gymnastics. My older one is screaming for an early dinner that I haven’t even started yet because I had to take him to physical therapy for a crooked spine. That little prick just set an alarm to get me out of the bathroom. I can’t go on today without another self harm session, it’s the only thing that keeps me going

[@johnhaworth7034]

Unlike most who will make nasty comments. I will say you are more than okay to feel that way.Parenting doesnt come naturally to everyone. Don't feel bad for feeling bad. Hope things get better for you.

[@Luna-sd6mn]

I’m crying so hard. The story about jale I I want to relate But. I don’t think anyone in my family has ever sed thay were proud of me And it was. More painful then I ever thought it would

[@dog2506]

6:18 the voice thingy broke :(

[@thecollector9147]

A lot of these could be future me but I refuse to let myself become that