I'm 24 and I'm about to do that. I'm leaving for away

You bet. Three years since I've seen or spoken to my family, best years of my life. When you're drowning, letting go of a rope holding you under water is a GOOD thing, even if that's all the support structure you've ever known.

I couldn't imagine, fortunate to have trusted family and friends

Just because they are family does NOT grant special privileges, ever.

@@alinatamashevich3354 yep. people are still just people

Some people have a nervous laugh, or give a half laugh to soften harsh words. Note where she does it in other places during the call. Definitely agree that her mom is toxic and she can't stand up to her mom, but I don't hold the laugh against her.

@@om617yota8 Oh yes for sure. I agree that it was a nervous laugh. But I took it as her kind of chuckling at the thought of even standing up to her mom. Definitely, not holding it against her.

@@RoxiieSays Oh! I got you, yeah you're right, I see what you mean. Hope she figures out how to live out from under mom's thumb. Wish Dr. D had sent her that book on boundaries.

You're right. It's not going to happen, but her mom needs to spend a week in jail.

It is difficult for the daughter, but she must do so and be firm about it. The mom should know better that such actions have consequences. I would rather be out on the street before hurting my kids like that.

Would you say more kids steal from their parents or more parents steal from her kids.

A lot of them think it is their right as a parent to take all they want from you... No respect, no communication.. They will never understand that they are committing a CRIME.

@@Apricot90 FACTS 💯

@@Apricot90 I do agree and that is why the 1st thing they should of told her was to call the police.... 2nd thing was to take the parents to small claims court.

My ex wife did this to me. In family court she claimed I was the abusive and controlling one.

Nope. With a official police report, the mother gets in big trouble and the daughter has zero liability. Only if the daughter chooses does the daughter pay anything.

Exactly

My buddy has an identical twin brother they both have lost their licenses at times so if they were pulled over they used their brothers name. One time it was more serious and when my buddy went to court he said it wasn’t him his brother used his info and to judge laughed and didn’t do anything.

Poor girl😢

when you were 2 years old?

Amen.

The grown up Man is not there.

That easy to say when it’s not your mother

It sure gives her fantastic prospects with the future in-laws or if it shows up somewhere if she applies for a high security job. Threaten her mom with solicitors involved, yes. But putting her mom in prison is bad for her own sake. I would cut the mother out of my life forever after getting a solicitor involved. The mother needs to pay that off, something she won't be able to do if she's in prison.

@@drewdelaney4166 You don't know my history with my mother.......

That’s when to file a police report!

Sheesh let it go and move on cut her off if you must

Pure evil

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I hope she turned out good, despite being raised by lowlifes.

Nervous laughter

It's a defense mechanism.

Its her mom! and they were tight

When you have what you believe to be “a good relationship” with your mother, and you’re really close with her, it would be hard to suddenly see her in a different light. This just happened two weeks prior to this call. That’s not enough to have fully processed what happened and recognize her mother as someone who betrayed her and committed a crime against her. There’s a grieving process to go through as the realization fully hits her. Not an easy situation, by any means!

😂😅 I like the beat it out of her! Hilarious

She must be selfish as her's is

So sad not going lie, I would file charges. As a parent you don't do that to your child.. you behave like a criminal vane congratulations you going to be processed like a criminal.

@@jairoherrera4040 she is. It's a constant battle to reaffirm my boundaries every day. Sad when it's like that but that's the cards I've been dealt. Doesn't mean I can't take control back, thank goodness.

I would’ve filed a police report for identity theft.

She didn't have to pay it. She chose to pay it.

Well you can't blame her. It's working out for her

Repost it

They deserve no forgiveness. Stay strong and God bless.

Ehh. I’d tell her she has 15 days to get a loan and pay me back, otherwise I’d report her to the police and send her to jail. But I’d give her 15 days to get out of it. If she pays me back, no need to ruin her life. I’d definitely alert CC companies privately, to avoid it happening again tho

At the end of the day family is family, I would want my family member to learn from it and become a better person (hence having to pay me back) and I’d wanna not lose from it (hence getting my money back). But calling police when you’ve already been paid back, is just sadistic lol

FBI is corrupt and couldn’t care less. Best to file a police report for identity theft.

I would. In a heart beat.

Definitely.

Because if she filed income tax she had her daughter's information.I still have files with my daughter's social security number on it and she's 31 years old. I have never used it. I have no need to. However the other day I did open up a life insurance policy with her as a beneficiary and I needed her social security for that. My daughter had absolutely no problem giving me her number so I didn't have to go through all my files. She knows I would never, ever do anything like this to her. I would live in my car 1st. I actually have her bank account number. I will a periodically deposit money and there for birthdays and Christmas. I have never abused it, I have never even checked the balance when I'm depositing money. My name is not on her account and her name is not on mine but she has my debit card number and pin. She has never abused it either. It is so sad that you can't even trust the person who is supposed to love you more than anybody else on this Earth.

That's her mother mannnnn. Stupid question..

You don't think parents would know their kids social security numbers when they were minors??? Jesus

@@marcenelj all I will say is neither my parents of children know my social security number.

Most parents do, because most parents do their child’s taxes when they are under 18

This is the first time it's up.

I've seen similar ones... but this clip is new to me.

Then don't watch it.... Simple as that.

? They do it all the time for ppl in domestic violence issues or people who get scammed.

I'm not an American so I looked into it and it does happen but it's very rare it sounds like. They require the police report be made already (none of this have her pay it off and look the other way). I'm sure there's a ton of bureaucracy involved in red tape and it'd be right pain.