Story 3: So…according to the camp worker….a parents divorce is worse than being a literal cancer survivor…? Nope, NTA
@cmlemmus4942 ай бұрын
Didn't you know that all camp workers have psychology degrees? So do bartenders, people who run tea shops, and old men who wander in the park mumbling to themselves. These are always the best people to take advice from.
@Originella2 ай бұрын
I was tormented by another girl from third grade until eighth grade. In the fourth grade, I went to the school counselor and asked that she get the other girl to stop. I was told, "[Girl's Name] comes from a broken home, so it wouldn't do any good to discipline her." I was nine, and had no idea what the term "broken home" meant, and, when I was told, I got so angry. My parents were divorced, too! I remember saying, "Wait - *I* come from a broken home, too!!" and the counselor backpedaled, saying, "No, you don't count, because your parents got remarried to other people." What a joke...
@princessmarthajandio2 ай бұрын
That's awful. 😢
@SasukeUchiha-tc9xx2 ай бұрын
They’ve pretty much given up on that girl. Not only is she tormenting other people, but also she is not getting the support she needs. That girl is on a road that will lead to prison or death.
@LadyLeomon2 ай бұрын
This legitimately made me mad to read, what a f*cking moron! For what it’s worth? This Internet stranger wishes you only good things going forward 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
@renimusprime2 ай бұрын
That poor excuse of a counselor should’ve been fired. People like that are the enablers we don’t need in this world, sorry you had to go through that. ❤
@Wolfie7132 ай бұрын
Sounds like the typical adult...try to manipulate the gullible ones into putting up with it while leaving the culprit alone because they don't want to be the "bad guy." Be the better person my azz.
@jennileewatt32262 ай бұрын
I told my niece to tell her bully that her parents lied to her- she wasn't pretty or smart- and that the earlier she learned she wasn't special the better off she would be. That was the first time she (my niece) didn't come home crying and I'm not sorry about it.
@bigjalapeno70612 ай бұрын
Nice one lol
@A_Rose_From_Concrete2 ай бұрын
Right on ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽
@samuelcheung47992 ай бұрын
And contrary to "you are the main cause of your parent's divorce", this response would probably be true! If I were hit with such an insult I'd be forced to reflect upon myself, whereas I would be sure that if my parents would break up, I would rest assured that I'd have no part in it whatsoever.
@attackfrogs2 ай бұрын
"She's just stressed from her parents' divorce." "Yeah, well my kid is stressed from _having cancer._ "
@bigjalapeno70612 ай бұрын
Why do schools always seem to deal with things wrong
@d.phantomfan12162 ай бұрын
Story 1: rumors are lies, you told the truth about what your brother was doing to his daughter to abuse his wife. Because you want to sweep under the rug for the sea of appearance does not mean you have to too.
@orchidoxs1262 ай бұрын
Rumors aren't necessarily lies. They could be true or could not be true but aren't verified. Basically just hersay.
@Tustin21212 ай бұрын
Are they even “rumors” still when you can SEE the results of the trauma that that poor child had to endure?
@lorilancaster59172 ай бұрын
How can it be a lie if there is a court record of his misdoings which are public record? Perhaps OP should print, frame, and gift these records to his flying monkeys? I’m being evil and I know that’s a bad idea regarding Elise’s wellbeing
@BCFBreakfastClubFan2 ай бұрын
Rumors are not necessarily lies. They are unverified stories presented as facts, which may or may not be true. A rumor becomes a lie only if proof shows that the story is untrue. It conversely becomes fact if proof of the story is shown.
@bigjalapeno70612 ай бұрын
It's a pretty messed up story
@JerziTBoss2 ай бұрын
First story straight from the start is wild. They excuse and enable the abuse of a child. Everybody should know what kind of POS that guy is.
@bibigamer5022 ай бұрын
They likely knew and just want to sweep it under the rug so anyone who didn’t know will likely never know
@DianavanderPluijm2 ай бұрын
Tells you enough about those family members imho. Disgusting.
@lorilancaster59172 ай бұрын
I hope OP lets the court know which members side with the dad and condone abuse so their rights can be stricken too.
@kryw102 ай бұрын
The expectation that “family” should permit, excuse, and cover up the terrible misdeeds of @ssholes is THE REASON I am out of touch with huge swaths of people I’m related to. It’s insane anyone should expect that, especially when a child has been harmed. No thank you. Shared DNA does not give anyone a pass for breaking the law or traumatizing others or worse. People can F off with that bs.
@bigjalapeno70612 ай бұрын
Yea really
@Martynde2 ай бұрын
I like the usual response of "then YOU do it" towards people who complain about OP but also refuse their own responsibility.
@lorilancaster59172 ай бұрын
I really want to find a shirt that says that.
@AngryReptileKeeper2 ай бұрын
I'm not gonna lie- if _my_ grown kids told me I should stick around to look after my cheating husband and his affair baby, I'd disown all of them.
@ohnosmoarlulcatz2 ай бұрын
The whole hair color thing with One Life makes sense in context. Having a child that at least looks like you makes it less problematic for them to appear out of nowhere. It makes it easier to pass them off as a relative too. Hair color, eye color, or unique features that might stand out would result in higher chances of their lineage being questioned and potentially much worse should the country they live in be occupied later.
@vickymc96952 ай бұрын
Yer it would have been to better hide the kid.
@Tustin21212 ай бұрын
That’s a good point. Hadn’t thought that this was about survival too.
@oldman85732 ай бұрын
Agreed. At least they had a greater chance of saving them. Still, a shitty situation to have to make such a request in the first place, and in no way excuses the OP’s BF’s asshatery and creepiness.
@nicholasfarrell59812 ай бұрын
Yeah, especially since that was the era where a teenager getting pregnant meant that she'd just vanish for a few months and then come back with a "new little brother/sister". Still sucks.
@Sorchia562 ай бұрын
Interesting take. Our children, who I gave birth to, look completely different from each other and my husband and I. They all have gorgeous ice blue eyes, one has brown hair, one black hair and the other is blonde! My husband and I both have brown eyes and his hair is brown while I’m auburn. Our youngest looks the closest to me as she has Celtic skin colour. Our son and daughter are translucent. They definitely got my Irish/Scottish genes and my hubby’s Scottish genes, they are all very tall. As they’ve grown they look more like us but when they were wee ones everyone assumed they were adopted. Hubby and I never cared. They are all in their mid to late 20’s now and still have the most gorgeous eyes. Their great grandparents had the same eyes. Our parents have brown eyes and hair. If we were to adopt, we wouldn’t have a preference. We would just want to give a child our love and support.
@detictivecastielmalfoy42202 ай бұрын
Hanna isn't being a maid because of her ADHD, she's doing it because your wife is holding her homelessness over her head Having basic empathy isn't being attracted to someone. Its called being a decent human being
@lorilancaster59172 ай бұрын
Which OPs wife lacks. Hanna also shows support for the baby and the home while wife is a toxic force. I wouldn’t blame OP for siding with Hanna.
@bigjalapeno70612 ай бұрын
Yea really
@tibbynibby2 ай бұрын
I always hate when people immediately go to shipping.
@Stefisgarden2 ай бұрын
As a person with ADHD, cleaning and chores is torture. Hanna is 100% being forced to do the chores!
@agentmaryland12392 ай бұрын
@@Stefisgarden As someone also with ADHD, doing chores is a drag and I hate doing them, but sometimes I see them not done and it just bothers me so I end up doing them.
@carolynw86142 ай бұрын
I saw a black dad who shaved his sons dreads off his head bc he bullied a kid with cancer at school, for having no hair. I thought the dad did great, sometimes kids need to see that actions have consequences. His son can grow his hair back out. The child with cancer, might not survive. Good for mom in story 2.
@hipsterracoon21592 ай бұрын
Exactly, also bullying in generalll... The perpetrator can get new stuff/ get privileges back if the perpetrator complies(i.e parent takes away video games) but the victim could be pushed so far that they do something that is unthinkable... And then you know what is on the perpetrators...hands
@michaelcook62882 ай бұрын
That's child abuse. Welcome to 2024.
@Mr_Timi12 ай бұрын
wait the child was bullying someone so the father bullied his child back?
@tailsofchaos2 ай бұрын
@@michaelcook6288 not exactly child abuse. Its more on teaching actions have consequences. Kinda like one story where (i think) a child was causing a mess in bus many times. His father bought him to same bus to help clean it plenty of times. It actually taught the child a lesson.
@locusxe14112 ай бұрын
@@michaelcook6288nope
@d.phantomfan12162 ай бұрын
Story 4: your wife has been abusing her sister into doing all the childcare and housework while squeezing money out of her. Because she has nowhere else to go her sister had just been taking it. Meanwhile, she’s been lying to you in pocket any of the money you’ve been giving her so she can all on herself. So of course, you rather live with her sister more than her she actually does something, and she isn’t a selfish manipulative, jerk that complains all the time and takes advantage of everyone.
@arrowbliss25152 ай бұрын
Yeah, I have adhd. I like many things, chores aren't one of them but if I did them and someone started patronisingly thanking me I'd blow my stack. The borderline financial abuse and calling her the r-word is the straw that broke the camel's back. She's obviously taking advantage of Hannah, and Hannah feels like she can't do anything about it because she's dependent on them for housing.
@survivedandthriving2 ай бұрын
This! Also, by taking the sister's money, the wife is helping to trap her into staying and doing all the childcare/housework because now sister can no longer save up for a deposit and first month's rent to get a place of her own.
@RisingRevengeance2 ай бұрын
Yeah kick the wife out and let Hannah stay as a roommate. Doesn't seem like anyone would miss the wife.
@stuartwalker95972 ай бұрын
I still don’t understand how having the sister as basically a slave is only a 2/5 rslash covered a similar story a month ago with the hotel worker and the guy who done that was dragged to the kerb by rslash yet it’s only a 2 here
@bigjalapeno70612 ай бұрын
Yep
@megaspit2 ай бұрын
"and no, my wife doesn't have PPD" Ah cool, so she's just evil
@Diamondr11Blue2 ай бұрын
Well does she
@lorilancaster59172 ай бұрын
To put it mildly yeah she’s evil. What’s sad is this isn’t enough grounds for OP to file and receive full custody.
@kennethohnemus31922 ай бұрын
Just a 🐝 with an itch
@survivedandthriving2 ай бұрын
Yup. I have been having an inner debate on whether the wife was horrible all the way along and it took this situation for OP to notice, and maybe because of protective instincts toward his child and SIL. Or, if the wife pulled the 'play nice until I trap you with a baby then let the mask slip' trick. But yeah, either way, the wife is evil.
@condorboss33392 ай бұрын
@@survivedandthriving I was thinking of the baby trap theory myself. With an extra helping of being a b-word sister.
@williambragg61712 ай бұрын
Typical, they take the side of the abuser and not the victims side.
@kryw102 ай бұрын
It’s crazy to me how we focus more and more on stopping bullying, and more and more, it’s the victims who get in trouble, but never until they’ve been pushed too far and defend themselves. It was true when I was a child in the 70s and it’s still true 45 years later. Whatever they’re doing in schools to try to help isn’t working, and that’s on the adults in the room.
@LilDevyl172 ай бұрын
OFC they will! Don't you know? It's all about "Image: and "What would the Neighbors think of us now?" They care more about how the "Family" looks to others than what's actually going on! Ignore the problem b/c then it doesn't exist and can't "Ruin" our Family Reputation!
@KarmaTube52 ай бұрын
@@kryw10I defended myself against a bully and got expelled until my neighbor not only rip the school a new one, but had evidence on camera. They then sent a apology letter which I declined
@SoldierSpiderx2 ай бұрын
and I hope OP keep the little girl away from those family cause I bet money they would allow the OP brother visit them or worst they take her with her thinking OP lie
@adamb892 ай бұрын
Unfortuantely that problem is getting worse and worse because we're raising increasingly weak levels of children. They complain instead of acting in their own interest, and "we" reward those complaints. (I put "we" in quotations because I knew better than to have kids, but I see the mistakes everyone else is making.)
@dracko1582 ай бұрын
Story 3: NTA, just because you are "stressed" from the divorce doesn't give her the right to act so nasty to someone, especially someone with CANCER of all things! Jenny was being awful to her. OP simply told her to fight back, and the counselor did f*ck all to stop it. So Jenny can insult her and be awful to her, but when Becky does it, all of a sudden it's a problem? No way! I am a victim of bullying, and this hypocrisy pisses me off.
@Zarlos012 ай бұрын
That's right. I was passing through my parents' divorce, and was a horrible one, during my 7 to 10 years (one year and a half legally and another they kept living together), meanwhile I was being bullied in school, instead of targeting someone else. Was only name calling, bad jokes and harassment, and I just ignored - I didn't have disposition to do anything and my parents told me that if I didn't care to react, it would remove the fun of the bullies. At 13, one of them tried to be physical since I was the nerd of the class, a little overweight, and had permission to not do P.E. I should've to be an easy target, so I beat him down easily, and 4 classmates had to hold me down. He didn't know that I helped, still do, my grandparents maintain their large garden every weekend, to dig the ground to chop down trees and clean after. I was of course called to the coordinator, but she was friend with my father, and with the witness, I was told to avoid violence and the bully got suspended. After that, I finished school in peace. If a new bully got in the school, some older student warned him. My class (where I live, we don't class classrooms) rarely was bothered, and my friends in and out of class never got targeted after.
@lorilancaster59172 ай бұрын
And what about the rest of the girls in the group? Are all of them going through nasty family drama? Regardless no excuse for their bs
@dracko1582 ай бұрын
@@lorilancaster5917 Honestly, cronies who follow in a bully's footsteps just pisses me off.
@codyjohnson64272 ай бұрын
I love that the kid actually said the divorce line
@bigjalapeno70612 ай бұрын
That's just how schools are for some reason. It's so ridiculous
@Mario-SunshineGalaxy642 ай бұрын
If the counselor wants to play the Pain Olympics then OP’s daughter will always come out on top because she’s a literal cancer patient. Cancer patient >>> parents going through a divorce.
@lt-ug2pz2 ай бұрын
and she's had cancer for literally half her life.
@lorilancaster59172 ай бұрын
@@lt-ug2pzand she has like ability on her side too which I doubt The Plastics have
@Simipourfangirl2 ай бұрын
It's annoying how people I talk about my issues with always want to one up me like it's some kind of competition. No I don't have no serious illness but, I have gotten bullied a lot (due to race, religion and gender) and then been told most of the time (if it wasn't race related) that it's better than what this group is going through..
@stevenandcarminabeedle90892 ай бұрын
Well within the children it’s not a contest. It’s up the the parents and club staff to handle the bullying properly. Although I agree OP told her daughter to hit below the belt, that might’ve been too much to tell her that. She might’ve instead told her daughter to flip it and ask that girl in front of everyone point blank why she thinks it’s ok to bully her just because her parents are getting divorced. When children (people) behave like that they should answer for it publicly.
@locusxe14112 ай бұрын
@@stevenandcarminabeedle9089I don’t think it was too much personally. Your option might have just made the girl lash out more cause it’s none of her business
@relaxolotl_ltoloxaler2 ай бұрын
To the 10 year old bully: in the wise words of Agent J “Don’t start nothin’, won’t be nothin’.”
@alejandraruiz50312 ай бұрын
"Talk shit, get hit" seems to fit here too. Bullies are always so shocked when their "prey" bites back.
@Raaslen2 ай бұрын
Story 3: NTA, if you want to dish you must be able to take, and the earlier the girl understands this the better, also, it follows the rule of "you are never an AH for giving back the same energy you were given".
@hipsterracoon21592 ай бұрын
Exactly don't do what you cannot finish or don't do stuff you don't want others do to you...then others will notttt bite backs
@bigjalapeno70612 ай бұрын
Yep exactly
@DarkEinherjar2 ай бұрын
The policy "against" bullying always seems to be "turn a blind eye to the bully until their victim fights back, them blame the victim for fighting back." Repulsive.
@JamesDavy20092 ай бұрын
That is what "zero tolerance" actually means.
@N0xietyАй бұрын
@@JamesDavy2009 It's zero tolerance to making the school look bad basically. So long as the bullying doesn't become the school's problem, it's all sunshine and rainbows, but when the victim finally lashes out and 'blows it out of proportion' in their view, they can no longer ignore the elephant in the room, thus zero tolerance kicks in...
@mh112132 ай бұрын
Imagine being the queen of a clique at a day camp and following said "queen". I think we all know who the real losers in that story are.
@bigjalapeno70612 ай бұрын
Yea lol. That's just dumb
@Musicalsfangirl2 ай бұрын
How very Regina George of her
@stefanmijatovic58372 ай бұрын
As someone who was bullied for most of my school life, I came to this conclusion: The biggest reason the bullied kid gets the shorter end of the stick is because they are being bullied. As in, they are probably on the more timid side, probably same as their family, so they are the more reasonable and less chaotic part of the story. So, whoever is in charge in school has a choice to either go against the shy timid loser or risk it with a nutcase who bullies and the family who enables such behavior and have who knows what happen. And if your kid is bullied, act out as an animal on the school staff (if it appears that they'll make it your kids fault. In my case, I got disciplinary action against me because it 'took me too long to report". It didn't. I kept asking for moths to talk after the first kick to my kidneys from behind. After the second, we went nuclear). Don't cross the physical line but know your legal rights and scream in their faces until said faces are running down with your drool if needed. Sadly, that's the only thing that appears to actually work, out crazy the bullies family. But, I still have to say, if they are especially crazy, try and act as a normal side up until the point I previously mentioned. Gives you more leverage and basically gives the 'good cop bad cop" impression since you will probably have to switch on them and go for the legal jugular at one point or another. And as a sort of TLDR: NEVER LET IT BE SWEPT UNDER THE RUG.
@bigjalapeno70612 ай бұрын
Interesting
@TawnyRoyal2 ай бұрын
Last story: as soon OP’s MIL called her the butthole for kicking out the affair partner and her child, I immediately did the classic rSlash “then YOUUUUU DO IT”
@lorilancaster59172 ай бұрын
Yep! That woman has a lot more of gall to expect OP to take in her hopefully now ex’s AP and her spawn. AP had a set of brass ones to expect Op to stay in a hotel
@survivedandthriving2 ай бұрын
Me too! He totally needs to make that t-shirt.
@curtisalex4562 ай бұрын
There is more to the story. Full story is available @ "Mark Narrations" under "My Husbands Affair Partner Just Turned Up At My Door With Their Baby "
@TawnyRoyal2 ай бұрын
@@curtisalex456 omg it’s been so long since I’ve watched mark narrations, I’ll look into it, thank you!
@sleepingkirby2 ай бұрын
Story 2: I feel like what he said might me completely different depending on the tone. It could be "I'd like to order an orphan." Or, it could be "I'm mocking these people for trying to custom order an orphan."
@mariakhan7986Ай бұрын
nope, his example was disgusting, you know exactly what he was referring to.
@sleepingkirbyАй бұрын
@@mariakhan7986 Yeah, but it could have been sarcastic. Meaning he was accusing the people of trying to pick hair color of doing that very thing. If you want to go on a witch hunt, that's on you. But there's a reason why, in history, the legal system of non-totalitarian countries went to the "innocent until proven guilty" model.
@zerolp883110 күн бұрын
@@sleepingkirby yeah that was my idea too he could have meant that sarcastically towards the order wishes
@666Vampirefromhell2 ай бұрын
Story 2: I feel like the husband was making fun of the people showing preference for the orphan they take in rather than the victims themselves. And I really don't think he was joking about cheating on his wife. I think this is a case of the joke taken out of context and I'd say no AH score to anyone as it's just a misunderstanding.
@darko-man85492 ай бұрын
“Jenny is stressed from divorce” “My daughter is stressed from cancer” That insult left a dry ice burn 😂
@bigjalapeno70612 ай бұрын
Better have Burn Heal
@i5m1thy2 ай бұрын
You're never an asshole for refusing to protect and potentially enable an abuser. The fact that she is terrified of men is enough to know that she's been traumatised by whatever happened and caring for her should be the number one priority, not saving face for the family.
@bigjalapeno70612 ай бұрын
Yea
@FirstNameLastName0002 ай бұрын
story 3: I was being bullied in middle school by the same three bullies that had it in for me during elementary school. I wanted to off myself -- the reason it intensified was I wasn't being taken care of at all at home and my parents went through a nasty divorce. These girls just ganged up on me and one took it so extreme because she was going through a hard time -- the only reason I got through it was standing up to her because my parents didn't care at all about me and neither did the teachers.
@Artretha2 ай бұрын
My heart goes out to you for your experience. I was suicidal when I was nine. Anyway, I'm glad you're still here. 💖
@DianavanderPluijm2 ай бұрын
I'm so sorry to hear that you didn't have a safe place to fall, not even at home. If I might ask, did your relationship with your parents improve over time? Have you ever talked to them about this period in your life? Sorry if I'm being too intrusive, I know I'm just a stranger on the internet and of course I don't expect any kind of answer from you!
@bigjalapeno70612 ай бұрын
Why is stuff like this so common
@tibbynibby2 ай бұрын
@@bigjalapeno7061because people suck and then aren't held accountable to the consequences
@OKAYOKAY4202 ай бұрын
Either Elise was a victim of CSA and/or her dad directed some other very twisted abuse towards her. I always feel for little girls in these cases. I was the little girl in a situation where the adult men took full advantage of me. Prayers for Eise.❤
@MiriamG332 ай бұрын
Story 1: OP wasn't taking the side of the ex-wife, they were taking the side of the child
@lorilancaster59172 ай бұрын
And it just happened that Katrina is also on Elise’s side.
@squeaktheswan20072 ай бұрын
2:30 It's weird that whenever a family has an abuser and someone tells them about it, they dismiss it as rumors. This is the second abusive family I've heard refer to their abuse as rumors.
@bigjalapeno70612 ай бұрын
Yea it's really weird and stupid
@drogon2232 ай бұрын
it's because it's easier for them to deny it until it happens to one of their own children
@Robin93k26 күн бұрын
Nothing weird, they literally just want to defend child abuse by intentionally downplaying it. They like the abuser more than the victim, which excuses the abuse in their eyes.
@iknorn94942 ай бұрын
4:00 Im a Polish Jew i consider that joke funny but you know humor is subjective and she did mentioned to him that shes sensitive to that topic so in my opinion he shouldn't have said that
@christofferovergaard63282 ай бұрын
story 3 i don't know what Jenny expected she nicknamed someone Lex as a reference to Lex Luther, forgetting rule 1 of DC comics don't mess with Lex Luther
@NotLaura-Baka222 ай бұрын
Becky's gone through bloody CANCER without resorting to becoming a bully Jenny can overcome her parent's breakup
@cosmically42862 ай бұрын
Story one: damn, my abusive dad did the exact same thing with me and my mother. It’s so traumatizing. Whenever he picked me up for his custody time, he would threaten my mom that she’d never see me again and take off at high speed with me in the car to scare us. He refused to let my mom contact me in any way when I was alone , and told me many times that my mom will d//l//e when I was alone with him. It’s one of the worst things you can make someone go through. I hope the daughter and mother are ok. It’s so sad to see a family defend an abuser, but sadly not surprising
@Mothman19922 ай бұрын
I don't think he was implying a desire to foster an 18 year old. He was referencing how fucked up it is to try to special order an orphan.
@Dragon496002 ай бұрын
Exactly, I'd say something really similar. It's part of their personality, no I don't think that actually "ordering" someone is funny, but if I can't laugh at the situation I'm just going to get angry and have no way of venting it.
@shitneyb5562Ай бұрын
Ordering people is hilarious
@d.phantomfan12162 ай бұрын
Story 3: because it’s easier to pretend to do something for the victim, it would be to make the bullying stop. Talking to her parents will require dealing with the emotional struggle of their divorce and that would require so much work. So it’s easier to string you and your daughter along so it appears as if he’s doing something while letting go. When you actually fight back and the girl starts crying, then he’ll have to deal with the parents and tell them how this happened because their daughter has been picking up this girl. And for most people, they assume the parents are going to be as big as big a pain in the ass as their child so it’s easier to punish the victim first standing up for themselves. Causing a big rockets in the school that’s harder to ignore.
@bigjalapeno70612 ай бұрын
They should just be willing to do whatever needs to be done
@destinedtogame2 ай бұрын
Go mom in 3!!! She needs to teach her kid some trauma inducing insults
@darko-man85492 ай бұрын
Story 4: you crossed a line….a line that NEEDED crossing - that wife needs a reality check or divorce papers….or both.
@stuartwalker95972 ай бұрын
Why is the wife only getting 2/5 it’s literally slavery and rslash covered a story a month ago and tore the man doing something similar a new one I wish he was consistent
@nna_2 ай бұрын
Bullying a kid with cancer gotta be the most Disney villain shit I've ever heard today.
@BezddRed2 ай бұрын
Story 3: This reminds me of the time when I and my brothers were really small, one of my neighbors broke into my house on Christmas Eve. Right before the trial walking into the courthouse, the prosecutor took my parents aside and told them that the neighbor " had a bad childhood so be understandable " my dad pointed to my mother and said that her mother died and fell on her when she was 4 and you don't see her robbing homes on Christmas and giving toddlers PTSD!!!!!
@PopProzac2 ай бұрын
I miss the "Then why don't YOUUUU DO IT!!"
@Clyde-S-Wilcox2 ай бұрын
Story 5: Not your kid, not your problem. OP's absolutely in the clear here.
@stuartwalker95972 ай бұрын
I agree that op is well within her right to do what she did but I don’t get that in the previous story rslash gave the neglective mother 2 out 5 but the guy who had a heart attack gets 3 for not looking after his kid while he isrecovering from a freaking heart attack
@rebellangell74292 ай бұрын
@@stuartwalker9597im pretty sure most of the rating was because he cheated on OP and brought the affair baby home
@stuartwalker95972 ай бұрын
@@rebellangell7429no it was because the husband wouldn’t take care of the baby well in this case couldn’t, rslash forgets information like that. Not that I’m say op is wrong, she isn’t by any stretch it’s just rslash gave the mother in a previous story a really easy time compared, he does it a lot
@riel05632 ай бұрын
@@rebellangell7429She also stated that she forgave it, which would never honestly happen 100%, but ended up accepting and tried to move forward. The guy also didn't involve her like she said until the heart attack
@stuartwalker95972 ай бұрын
Also why is literal slavery only a 2/5 yet a month ago rslash covered a story about a hotel worker that happened to and rslash tore into the oppressed who was male? What’s the difference?
@raarasunai48962 ай бұрын
4:41 She wears a baseball bat, Rslash? That’s impressive 😂
@DeadlyPL2 ай бұрын
Kinda related to the bullying story When I was in elementary school (I'm a college student now) the school's policy on bullying was very lenient. Verbal abuse was entirely ignored unless the abused retaliated physically (or verbally which made the abuser retaliate physically) In case of verbal retaliation which results in the abuser getting physical, it's on the abuser. In case of physical retaliation, it's on the abused. And If the verbal abuse resulted in both physical retaliation AND bringing the abused to tears, it's on the abuser again. (they were ruthless, saying stuff like "it's good your mom's dead" or "your mom would be so disappointed in you" or "your mom wouldn't want a son like you", something was breaking inside of me whenever I heard a comment like that, until my natural reaction just became physical retaliation and a flood of tears)
@samuelhayes51982 ай бұрын
That camp story just sounds like Pokémon lol, "Daughter uses emotional damage!" "It's super effective!"
@JamesDavy20092 ай бұрын
"A critical hit!"
@bigjalapeno70612 ай бұрын
Lol. "EMOTIONAL DAMAGE!"
@jaydeeee6682 ай бұрын
Last story. Hold up. “We’re minimalists, expect for a large house, multiple cars, fancy artwork, greenhouse” with that juxtaposition alone I don’t think OP is being truthful
@lexib46662 ай бұрын
I don't think that English is OPs first language. She did clear that in either a comment or on the update.
@jaydeeee6682 ай бұрын
@@lexib4666still, some things aren’t adding up with the story. I don’t trust OP is telling the truth / the whole story
@Clyde-S-Wilcox2 ай бұрын
Last story: Good Lord. That woman is insane.
@bigjalapeno70612 ай бұрын
Yes very
@rebeccalopez61092 ай бұрын
Ok I am PROUD of Below-the-Belt Mom!!! Because instead of sitting back and doing nothing (or worse) saying "oh, sweety they're just girls. they're having fun like you should be doing. it'll pass. just ignore them and they'll leave you alone." No, she took the initiative ALL parents should take!!! She went up to that place, and spoke to whoever was in charge (which unfortunately was a lousy kid who couldn't be bothered about this serious incident regarding the bullying of a SURVIVING CANCER PATIENT!!!!!) and when that obviously didn't work, she encouraged her daughter to take matters into her own hands and hit below the belt. Because apparently, NO ONE of higher authority, counselors, teachers, resource officers, principals, no one who are meant to be in charge of these kids EVER do anything unless there's damage that can't be undone to the kids, or their own lifestyles and reputations are at risk. Oh, how convenient though. Counselor is nowhere to be seen, not taking matters seriously. Until things get really ugly. Oh, you're here now. GREAT! Punish the bully Jenny like you were supposed to after BTB Mom came to you in the first place. This has me worked up because I wish my mother had encouraged me like this BTB Mom did. I suffered a LOT of bullying growing up and my mother didn't take care of me like Becky's mom did for her. LOOK at her daughter's CONFIDENCE after she told that bully what her mom said to use!!!!! And what a LOUSY excuse of "oh, bully is going through a hard time because of her parent's divorce and your daughter got the brunt of it. but your daughter shouldn't have stooped so low, so now your daughter is a bully and original bully is a victim. this could have been handled better." First off, just because you're going through something at home, that DOES NOT give you ANY justification to take your pain and anger out on someone innocent who has NOTHING to do with your problems behind the scenes. You CLEARLY know the gist of what's right and what's wrong and you KNOW what you were doing to Becky was WRONG!!! You're a terrible child, with terrible parents, with terrible influences around you. You might have been a victim of a harsh homelife. But even you know the damage you were doing to Becky. You didn't care the unnecessary pain you were causing her throughout a period of time. But that one time she strikes back (and you VERY WELL DESERVED IT) you got "so upset" and went crying to the same people Becky tried to get help from. That doesn't feel too good, does it? Don't dish it if you can't take it, JENNY!!! Yeah, counselor had that opportunity to handle the situation better, but he didn't. boy, You blew your chance to have a more "proper/civil" outcome by sitting back and not doing anything to begin with. So the counselor is also at fault for downplaying this until it got to that point. he's just starting to say something because things are coming to a head and he might get punished for NOT DOING YOUR JOB AND HANDLING THE SITUATION PROPERLY LIKE YOU'RE FALSELY PREACHING!!!!! Counselor: WHAT?! All actions have consequences and I might be facing some of them for not doing my job?! *surprise Pikachu face* Jenny: What?! Even though I hurt someone who survived cancer and made them miserable for a long period of time because I was being insecure, she got upset with me and said ONE hurtful thing to me back and now I'm upset. THAT'S NOT FAIR!!! BTB Mom should get 0 out of 5 BH score. she should get a 4 out of 5 Best Mom score if anything. She did the right thing by first, going to someone in charge. And in the hopes that something changes, she was disappointed. So appropriate matters had to be taken and she is NOT wrong for doing so. She stood up for Becky and ENCOURAGED Becky to fight back and defend herself. Where's the harm in that? Becky gets 0 out of 5 because she didn't deserve it the horrible treatment. She was a good kid, wanting to do normal kid activities. And Jenny wasn't giving her much a choice that would favor either side. In the end, Becky did what she had to do, and if that stopped the bullying, then even BETTER!!! All's well that ends well and Happy ending for Becky and BTB Mom!!! Jenny should get 3 out of 5 and the counselor should get 3.5 out of 5. he's just as bad as Jenny, if not worse. Though Jenny's parents should get 4 out of 5 BH because they're CLEARLY not paying attention to Jenny while this is going on. They're so hellbent on being at each other's throats, they couldn't see that Jenny was hurting and turned to hurting others. Now they might have a new, different situation on their hands. You think life is difficult going through this divorce? Life is gonna throw more at you until you pick up the scissors, CUT YOUR GARBAGE, and GET YOUR PRIORITIES STRAIGHT!!!!! Rant over.
@2ctheocean2 ай бұрын
Adult with ADHD here. It doesn't impact our intellegence- a lot of us are smarter than our neurotypical peers. We do often have rejection sensative dysphoria because we are often rejected by our peers and even our families and some of us react by becoming people pleasers to try and fit in and please them. It sounds to me like the wife is 100% aware of this and is weaponizing it against her.
@bigjalapeno70612 ай бұрын
Yea I guess you're right
@truthseeker92492 ай бұрын
I have Asperger's and we are exactly the same way. Most of us way more intelligent than typical people and very obsessive over certain things. Used to rejection and willing to do anything to fit in. I'm surprisingly not a people pleaser because I HATE people. My bad experiences have hardened me and made me into a real fighter. I don't take kindly to anyone telling me what to do and I'm always determined to do the opposite of what people tell me to do. That is, people who mistreat me in any way and are just sitting there telling me all the things that are wrong with me. Why would I listen to them? My fiance is the people pleaser. He has dyslexia for sure but he's very strongly suspected to have some form of Autism too even though he has no diagnosis. Being the odd one out in his family, never really having any friends and just never fitting in anywhere has only further softened him up and made him more vulnerable to mistreatment and being taken advantage of. He can never say no to ANYONE, not even me. Because he can't stand the idea of driving away the few people in his life that care about him and even for strangers or people who mean nothing, he just doesn't like to hurt people. All he wants to do is help and be kind. But goes overboard with it then others start causing trouble for him or for us both. As far as him personally I give it to him straight and give him the tough love that no one else has ever given him since he was sheltered and treated like he's made of glass. He appreciates it a lot and has said he's at least a slightly stronger person thanks to me. As far as how other people treat him I take the liberty of being his attack dog.
@djkb1252 ай бұрын
I had to relisten to story 3 again. I love it! Yeah I know the other girl is only a kid, too, but she needs to learn when she torments others she is making herself vulnerable to things like this. I always find it funny how bullies are surprised when it finally comes back to them. Glad OPs daughter came out on top
@stuartwalker95972 ай бұрын
When I heard the line, I also heard a booming voice go “finish her” and “brutality” mortal kombat style
@djkb1252 ай бұрын
@@stuartwalker9597 haha. So true. I bet OPs daughter felt so vindicated after telling her bully that. When I was in middle school I was followed around by a girl who said I was a dog stealer (we adopted a dog they had abandoned) so my mom told me to tell her that we killed the dog and ate it. Didn’t have the same “oomph” as this story but satisfying nonetheless
@stuartwalker95972 ай бұрын
None of my bullies got their comeuppance but hopefully one day but I’m not pushing for it if it happens it happens if it doesn’t it doesn’t
@strikeforce15002 ай бұрын
4th story: Godspeed OP, you are gonna need it pal, because you aint a husband, you are an ATM for your 'wife'. The kid was just a trap to lock you down.
@lilithlux81272 ай бұрын
Third story, schools/camp ALWAYS protect the bully and punish the victims. good job OP on looking out for your child.
@lorilancaster59172 ай бұрын
They don’t want to rock the boat and risk their jobs. No excuse seeing as how damage control is one of the things they should be doing.
@wareqo97682 ай бұрын
Man ive never seen slam be super effective before. What ability does becky have
@FishAnvil2 ай бұрын
One Life isn't a movie that requires commenting, why'd OP even start talking lol.
@lazarusrex95452 ай бұрын
Adoption story.... You know he was making fun of the person who only wanted a boy of certain aesthetics... Right? Like.... He was taking the piss out of someone who was more worried about the superficial aspects of the kid other than their humanity and horrible circumstances.
@willsherman40442 ай бұрын
Story 3: as a camp counselor myself. The counselor in Packy’s camp is incompetent to say the least. He sign with the bully side rather than the victim, because it was easier than actually trying to deal with the problem. Hopefully that counselor gets fired.
@hipsterracoon21592 ай бұрын
The one with the big C story pissed me off.. How can you be effin evīl towards a child, but when a child bites back suddenly, boolies are the victim... Don't start what you cannot finish don't do stuff you don't want others to do yous then there wont be any biting back
@bigjalapeno70612 ай бұрын
Yea really. It's just dumb
@KunoTheBaku2 ай бұрын
Story 3: What in The Boondocks are you teaching your daughter? Because I love it! NTA.
@dbackscott2 ай бұрын
Story 2: The joke sounded like an attempt at mockery of the people who put superficial conditions on who they’d adopt.
@codyjohnson64272 ай бұрын
That's exactly what it was. People saying that OP should dumb that guy over that joke are honestly too sensitive. Yea maybe not a funny joke but whatever man, not everything is going to be wholesome childhood humor
@maieen26652 ай бұрын
*First OP:* OP's family were mad at OP for putting her brother on blast, but not mad at the brother for harming his daughter? Interesting. OP is NTA. *Second OP:* I have a dark sense of humor, and that "joke" was not funny. OP is NTA. *Third OP:* To quote Kennie JD, "When they go low, you go lower. Go to h3ll." Also, lol at the counselor lecturing OP and Becky about how Jenny is going through a hard time while Becky _is battling leukemia!_ OP is NTA. *Fourth OP:* Looks like OP's wife learned the law of FAFO. Perhaps one of her friends can offer her a room in their place while Hannah stays with OP and Sadie. OP is NTA. *Fifth OP:* I'm glad OP used the "Okay, then why don't _you_ do it!?" type line on her kids. And it worked! OP is NTA. *Sixth OP:* If OP's (presumably stbx) MIL is so concerned about her only grandson being out in the streets, then why doesn't _she_ take the affair partner and baby in? Get out of my head, rSlash! 😂 OP is NTA. €1M? OP's stbx husband is a doofus.
@abiean2222 ай бұрын
the first OP's family are mad at OP because OP 1) shared the family drama with others and made the family look bad and 2) rocked the boat, so now the family can't just ignore the fact that the brother is a child abuser and its going to make thanksgiving awkward.
@Telendil2 ай бұрын
I dont think the humor of that joke was dark. It was hyperbolic comment pointing out horrible behaviour by those people that were asking for a specific hair color. He could have also said oh its the right model but do you have it in yellow.
@AverageCommentor2 ай бұрын
@@Telendil. Yeah, people are just looking for reasons to be offended honestly.
@kmekosnk8402 ай бұрын
people getting offended over everything now. you dont have a dark sense of humour
@Mr_Timi12 ай бұрын
Story one - I'm not a violent person but stories like this make me feel violent.
@RiveroftheWither2 ай бұрын
They make me feel violently ill
@LA_choca2 ай бұрын
The day i lost respect for my ex as a man and human was when we were watching some movie and he started laughing at one of the woman characters who was struggling to walk after she had been graped by a guy in the movie. I just lost all feelings and respect for him.
@MrCrunchytime2 ай бұрын
Below the Belt - Personally, I'd probably have given OP a 0.5 for the nature of advice. I mean, sure, the little brat was due for a reckoning, but throwing "You're the reason your parents are splitting and they hate you" is... extreme, to say the least. It feels like they're not just hitting back at the bully, but also punching the parents and then kicking the dog on the way out. It makes me feel kinda dirty.
@thetruth18162 ай бұрын
Nahhh what op kid says wasn't extreme enough.. she was too nice to be honest.....
@stuartwalker95972 ай бұрын
Fight fire with fire, she started it op’s kid finished it
@AliSakurai2 ай бұрын
It's always annoying whenever these camps, schools, or wherever they're supposed to be an adult supervising children only ever care about bullying when the bully is pushed back. I remember an episode of lawn order SVU, where Dr. Huang actually says that bullies always target the social outcast. And it's only natural for adults to associate with normal people. It is so true sadly. I remember when I was a sophomore in high school. And this girl tried to make me her next target but the big mistake on her part was that I was not in a good place at the time and after 6 grueling years of being bullied by the same bully(not her) in elementary school. I kind of cracked. I said some very nasty things to her about her troubled home life, and she broke out in tears. Luckily for me, my vice-principal and my counselor took my side because they knew that girl was giving me a hard time. Let's just say a couple of months later we both ended up in the same mental hospital. And she finally realized that I was going through more troubled crap than she was.
@mrsthebeatles81592 ай бұрын
When the starting line for bullying is cancer which BTW is lame as fuck then bringing up a divorce is on the table imo.
@RiveroftheWither2 ай бұрын
I was bullied by a girl with brittle bone disease back in school. Any time I would try to tell someone, she acted like I was the one bullying her. By the time I was actually able to get some school staff to actually believe me after she got caught, I was basically told that because of her condition and a rough home life that I should "be understanding" (ie. Be her emotional punching bag). Funny enough though, she never bullied me again after that and even apologized and was friendly the rest of highschool. I think hearing an adult talking about her like she was some poor, pitiful creature bothered her. Like the power and control she felt bullying me just vanished when she realized I at least treated her like a person instead of a walking sob story to be coddled.
@mrsthebeatles81592 ай бұрын
@@RiveroftheWither I'm sorry you had to go through that I was also bullied relentlessly and handled it on my own but the idea of being bullied by someone with brittle bone disease is so funny because you can't bring it up but like "how are you going to be a bully when something as simple as tripping over a pillow could send you to the hospital" 💀☠️ sick or not there's no excuse for bullying anyone
@tailsofchaos2 ай бұрын
@@RiveroftheWither I would say regardless of her condition is still isn't right for her to bully you. Making you an emotional punching bag is a definite no. It says a lot they told you of you to :be understanding," even though she should had been.
@lorilancaster59172 ай бұрын
Especially considering the divorce rate especially in the US. I’ve had classes growing up where I was one of the few whose parents were still together.
@RiveroftheWither2 ай бұрын
@@tailsofchaos 100% and it's why I don't try and do the same with my Asthma or ADHD or Autism. It's true that I have bad days and can get a little short with people but I usually apologize or communicate that I need space, quiet and alone time. A disability, condition or disease can be an explanation but it should never be an excuse. Explanation opens the door to communication, education and understanding. Excuses are just people trying to get free paces to behave badly.
@bendylover34742 ай бұрын
I did not expect refreshing the channel to work lol
@madambutterfly19972 ай бұрын
It may be a brutal insult, but it’s not undeserved she had it coming, and now she can take this as a lesson to never lash out at people who have nothing to do with her problems
@MissLeigh232Ай бұрын
"It didn't kill him, more the pity" is absolutely vicious and I love it.
@Davidthkjaer2 ай бұрын
Second story: He wasn’t implying we wanted to sleep with an adoptive blond, he was clearly making fun of the absurdity of having preferences in adaption in that case.
@Caffeinatedwife2 ай бұрын
When kids were picking on me and I'd retaliate my mom told me to be the kid that hits first because they always get the second kid, and she was tired of getting phone calls.
@Ceipe0072 ай бұрын
I kinda miss r/puppybloopers but I guess Hugo isn’t a puppy anymore.
@PugGrumbler2 ай бұрын
Me too
@spydersoup84472 ай бұрын
But there's nothing wrong with still calling him a puppy. It's like calling your fully grown adult kid your baby or your fully grown cat kitty.
@alexw44822 ай бұрын
Story 2: “but her parents are going through a divorce” “my child is going through f’ing cancer” that camp councilor needs an earful, teenager or not.
@wmdkitty2 ай бұрын
Ultimatum: While I generally dislike giving ultimatums... this one is fair.
@MathieuDuval2 ай бұрын
When i was in highschool i had that one bully who was an asshole to everyone, until one of my classmates brought a picture of him having sex with that bully father, who was well known for being a huge homophobe and bully. And just to say, my classmates was the top in that picture. Within a week we never saw that bully again, and the DPJ got involved since he ran away and nobody reported it. Sadly i can't consider him a hero, if not for the fact that he too was a bully jock who beat most nerds.
@EP052 ай бұрын
This is the story I heard on Rslash’s Spotify yesterday lol
@SonLuffa2 ай бұрын
How?
@SonLuffa2 ай бұрын
😂
@EP052 ай бұрын
@@SonLuffa he accidentally released that & not the r/ProRevenge story we got yesterday
@damitafrost42282 ай бұрын
I'm glad he posted yesterday's Spotify. I was looking forward to it after it was mentioned in Discord. Lol
@Simipourfangirl2 ай бұрын
@@EP05 is that why that story took so long to upload? I never watch pro revenge stories anymore.
@jadediquattro53552 ай бұрын
It was an almost "Then WHY DON"T YOU DO IT"?!? moment, However, I still thought the execution was great. rSlash you have such a good voice you should market yourself to read commercials or children's shows/Stories.
@wmdkitty2 ай бұрын
No Sympathy Required: NTA, this one is wild. AP really thought she could move in to OP's house? Gonk! Hubby can deal with the consequences of his actions, OP is off the hook.
@nicholassanabria64932 ай бұрын
Story 1: NTA, who takes the side of the abusere and make the victim miserable Story 2: NTA, there all bad and hope op brakes up the guy Story 3: NTA, kids are mean especially to each other so can’t handle it don’t dish it Story 4: NTA, wow ADHD isn’t an excuse and Hannah is just contributing because she’s a kid and can’t pay the bills so chores is the way to go Story 5: NTA, you made a rule and ya he had a heart attack but it’s not your kid and you’re not the bad guy Story 6: NTA, he lied and she’s just manipulative to your marriage so kicking her out isn’t your fault it’s your husbands
@FishAnvil2 ай бұрын
Abuser, they're and I, dish it out, chores are, yeah.
@BCFBreakfastClubFan2 ай бұрын
*abuser *They're *breaks
@stuartwalker95972 ай бұрын
Story 5 op has every right to do what she did with 0/5 but can we please consider the husband got 3/5 for not looking after his kid as he suffered a heart attack but the mother in story two Whois doing nothing but using her sister to pay for her lifestyle and as a maid only got 2/5 that’s not right both should be same scores
@Thecommentator-hc1fz2 ай бұрын
@@stuartwalker9597story 5, OP is a piece of trash.
@dragonguerrero16222 ай бұрын
Story 3, counselor needs attitude adjustment. You don't get to move the goal post turnabout is fair play period the girl is going through cancer and the last thing she needs is to be made fun of . I like this mom Style
@dealwithit97722 ай бұрын
It's sad that the last lady definitely only had that baby to get on the gravy train but she got on the wrong one 😂
@spydersoup84472 ай бұрын
Also, I can tell that she didn't even have her own home to begin with and was living with her parents and so, when she got pregnant and had her baby, her parents' house wasn't suitable to raise a baby, but guess what, she wasn't really saving money to buy her own house because she likes buying those fancy items. So, to her the only way to finally get her own home is by stealing OP's home and kicking her out.
@lacko6232 ай бұрын
Story #1: Wait, OPs brother belongs in prison, if what she's insinuating is what bro had done to his daughter... Story #4: 2,5/5??? rSlash, are you for real??? OPs wife lied to him, insulted Hannah, took her money, ditched her own child and was all around a massive AH. I'd give het a 5/5 too, but 4,5/5 at the very least...
@eileenheath19682 ай бұрын
Story 2 - bad joke: he was mocking the people that wrote to specify that they wanted a male child under 11 with brown hair. He did not insinuate he wanted to adopt the hot 18 year old orphan.
@issacshek93042 ай бұрын
Wait wasn't this one posted to Spotify yesterday?
@Maddog9692 ай бұрын
The word divorce gets thrown around wayyyyy too many times, Daphne that’s not the solution to everything
@ChrisIsChaotic2 ай бұрын
Story 3.. I'm not surprised when I was in 8th grade my dad was dying and died soon after I didnt get much sympathy (except from 2 teachers) and leeway for things but kids whose parents were divorced or divorcing got SO SO SO many recourses. Its really insane. The same thing continued through high school where kids whose parents were divorced could get away with everything "because they were having a hard time" but heres me a clearly undiagnosed depressed kid that wants to end themself and I got absolutely nothing.
@Shrekthesith2 ай бұрын
bro i got recommended this the moment it was posted not joking
@bobingabout2 ай бұрын
The 4th? story, Ultimatum, I was like "Divorce is overreacting a bit isn't it? he had a heart attack, you should help him." Then you reminded me that he cheated on her. I kinda forgot about that part. Yeah, Leave him. He deserves it.
@lorilancaster59172 ай бұрын
Honestly that should’ve been OPs plan from day one.
@stuartwalker95972 ай бұрын
I don’t blame op for doing what she did but how come the neglecting mother who is treating her sister like a maid in the previous story got 2 out of 5 yet the guy with a freaking heart attack got 3 the have to be the same at least surely a heart attack is some grounds for a tiny bit of leeway
@bobingabout2 ай бұрын
@@stuartwalker9597 Kinda agree there. The scores are just how rslash feels after reading the story.
@stuartwalker95972 ай бұрын
@@bobingaboutrslash is always harsher on men, see that eww he gave finding out the 25 year gap? He never done that for the 45 year old woman having an affair with a 19 year old. I just want him to hold both sides to the same standards
@bigjalapeno70612 ай бұрын
Lol
@Richard_Nickerson2 ай бұрын
Kid going through chemo > kid going through divorce And I'm a child of divorce.
@spooky.juxce_2 ай бұрын
My brother had cancer when we were growing up. By the time he was in kindergarten he was almost in remission, but hadn’t been getting chemo for a bit and had his hair back. A common insult growing up was “I’m gonna hit you so hard your hair falls off and you get cancer” (I don’t understand it) someone said it to him in kindergarten and he just said “I already have it” and the kid just looked at him and went “Oh,,,sorry.” They were frenimies up until we moved. Even a 5 year old understood making fun of actual cancer patients was off limits. They waited until he went into remission officially before they started making fun of him again 😭🫡
@_gamer_panda_21952 ай бұрын
R slash it’s been so long since I’ve heard your voice I’m back I know I’m just 1 dude but I’ve been listening to you for about 4 years so thank you
@Mario-SunshineGalaxy642 ай бұрын
The only people that would find that “joke” funny would be edgy 13 year olds or middle-aged creeps, if this is the audience husband is trying to impress then yikes.
@seekeroftruth67282 ай бұрын
You must be a blast at parties.
@lorilancaster59172 ай бұрын
Or Woody Allen
@jordangregoire13822 ай бұрын
And me
@warriorsorb11112 ай бұрын
Story 3 is why there are so many fights in schools, camps, etc. these days. No one in position of authority would bother to step in and intervene when the bullying starts and every time the bully cries after the victim retaliates with a savage verbal comment or gets beat up by the victim, the said authoritative person would start defending the bully and make excuses. Jenny got what was coming to her. Just because you're going through a rough time, it doesn't give you the right to bully people.
@The1stImmortal2 ай бұрын
I took the joke meant in story 2 to be an extension to the absurd of the idea of being picky about the gender, age and hair colour of the one you're trying to help - as in the point of the joke was to highlight that making those kind of demands was creepy and dubious, and the humour comes from the darkness of it and the subversion of expectations.
@realryleu2 ай бұрын
story 2: it was pretty clearly a joke. a dark one, but a joke nonetheless. he was pointing out how gross it was that they cared about hair color by doing a hyperbole and constructing a situation that's marginally more specific, but MUCH more gross. i think it's actually a pretty solid joke eta: same joke, different wording "yeah, imagine if they said 'i'd like one with blonde hair, 18 years old'" it's the exact same idea, but much easier to swallow
@aoifebyrne19132 ай бұрын
Listening in hospital today, nice to have something to make time pass
@Cvy_Vega2 ай бұрын
Sorry to hear that ! May I ask what for ?
@aoifebyrne19132 ай бұрын
@@Cvy_Vega child birth no need to be sorry :P just in a bit early too get some extra medicine
@BabyRho2 ай бұрын
Last story the grandmother couldn’t take the baby in because she lives in a studio apartment 😂😂
@lahlybird8952 ай бұрын
How does she have years of rent saved up if she also said she never contributed to the house?
@SuperNova-nl5eb2 ай бұрын
4:00 I found it funny because it seemed like he was mocking the adopters
@robbieberg94522 ай бұрын
Ya he seems to always take the women’s side even if it’s not that bad
@SuperNova-nl5eb2 ай бұрын
@@robbieberg9452 eeehh most of the time I agree with him, but it feels like he's picking stories where women are always in the right or don't do as bad as the men
@makaiwise46092 ай бұрын
That poor girl should not be fighting back like that against her bully, but let me make this next part very clear. It’s not because she should just sit there and take it, it’s because the fucking adults in her life should be handling it. Why are we making young kids fight their own battles? Why is that counselor doing nothing?
@spydersoup84472 ай бұрын
My guess is because they don't want their rep ruined by handling bullies and stopping them.
@17raysplays292 ай бұрын
"Anyone else on Earth would have laughed!" The Entirety of Earth: °_°
@pystonge2 ай бұрын
On the third story, we get set up for a physical confrontation with the bully "below the belt", especially when rSlash mispeaks and says that OP's daughter typically wears a 'baseball bat' instead of a 'baseball cap'... so the outcome isn't as bad as I feared