I'm sorry, did that mother say "you took your step-brother's affection the wrong way"?! EXCUSE ME?! When he literally committed a CRIME?! Against a MINOR?! Multiple times?!?!?!?!?! Has this woman's brain been completely liquefied?!
@orchidoxs1262 ай бұрын
MULTIPLE Minors at that.
@BadassHater12 ай бұрын
MinorS Plural
@zerophantomyt4332 ай бұрын
No it hasn't. She just never had a brain
@bibigamer5022 ай бұрын
It was more then likely completely non existent by the time OP was born since she’s clearly ok with her child predator of a son over her own daughter
@Tajarim882 ай бұрын
R-wording is probably his love language or something
@lizabee77912 ай бұрын
“I’m sorry you took your stepbrother’s affection the wrong way” might be the most disgusting thing I’ve ever heard a parent say to their child
@BookdragonCarina2 ай бұрын
Don‘t forget about the she was so beautiful he couldn’t help himself when he „made love to her“ part 🤮 i hope there’s a special place in hell for these types of „mothers“. She could get a spot right next to my mother
@imahumanperson3612 ай бұрын
It’s *definitely* up there. Literally pissed me off so bad-
@Rj-ij6ko2 ай бұрын
Story 1: Oh I get it, so according to stepdad, when Op (his STEP child) is being abused, that’s perfectly fine, but the second his BLOOD FAMILY is being abused, THAT is where he draws the line. He’s a complete POS. All of Op’s family (except her brother) are vile.
@aidentrumbo14362 ай бұрын
Hey, don't forget OPs paternal side. They don't suck.
@CatCheshire2 ай бұрын
It's possible he was brainwashed by his wife (op's bio mother) and his son, that nothing like that happened, or that she was lying because she didn't like her step brother. And when this terrible thing happened again, he finally realised how much of terrible person his son is. Because people don't like to believe their family members, especially kids turned out to be killers or pedos
@stevenandcarminabeedle90892 ай бұрын
Yeah I wish she could’ve have called him sooner but I was soooo happy to hear that she did. And they weren’t wastes of oxygen like the poisonous organisms she had to grow up with.
@kyuven2 ай бұрын
I think the step-dad was probably in denial. It's natural for a parent to want to take their own child's side when bad things happen, and when your spouse is feeding you lies it's easy to disconnect. Sometimes lightning needs to strike twice for you to be aware you're in a thunderstorm. He still wronged her, though. No question about that. But on the scale of 1-10 with 1 being "perfect saint," he's a 7 whereas his wife is 10.
@Lunabyes2 ай бұрын
@@kyuven Sorry, but no. Not when that "lightning" is a child being s*xually abused! It doesn't matter who you are to that child, if you know about it, you F*CKING DO SOMETHING. Wtf is wrong with y'all making excuses for grown ass adults who knew about A CHILD being SA'D and didn't do jack shit until ANOTHER CHILD was victimized?????
@spectrelead2 ай бұрын
Story 1: OP's lawyer just dropped a really scary trump against the egg donor. Any time the letters "IRS" are uttered in connection with a lawsuit, you KNOW shit's real, and it's MESSY
@zerophantomyt4332 ай бұрын
Even Joker is scared of the IRS, dude
@spectrelead2 ай бұрын
@@zerophantomyt433 Exactly!
@Niskara2 ай бұрын
@zerophantomyt433 and for a real case, it was the IRS who took down Al Capone
@survivedandthriving2 ай бұрын
This. Also, the lawyer should let OP do the reporting, that way if the IRS recovers any money from the mother then OP gets a cut.
@zerophantomyt4332 ай бұрын
@@Niskara exactly, man. The IRS is fucking scary
@jkman98282 ай бұрын
OP's Biological half-brother she never got to know before that point, is an actual saint.
@teslagod72212 ай бұрын
I think you mean "barely knew", since OP contacted her half brother. It's most likely the case of the half siblings knew each other, but doesn't have much contact or relation, mostly due to OP's mother not wanting anyone else have control or support for OP.a typical narcissistic behavior of removing anyone that could possibly help or support their victim, so that they are gonna be very easy to manipulate, control,use and abuse...
@rebeccajesse46042 ай бұрын
Also when you add in the fact that he very easily could have been bitter and angry that OP’s mother was a part of the reason his parents divorced. Him and his family show that sometimes family really does mean being there for you regardless of how you became a part of it. And sadly, her egg-donor (although that feels insulting to people who donate eggs out of the kindness of their hearts) is an example of blood doesn’t mean sh&t.
@stefaniliu8152 ай бұрын
the half brother could hate her because op's mother is the affair partner and probably the reason why his parents got divorced but he choose to help her. truly saint
@Mario-SunshineGalaxy642 ай бұрын
I’m not giving the stepfather any kudos for finally stepping up to stop his degenerate son. He happily allowed Chris to harass OP for years and condoned his disgusting behavior. I’d bet the reason he’s testifying against Chris is to wash his hands off the situation since with OP he could just sweep the incident under the rug, but with the niece she actually has people that would fight tooth and nail to get justice and stepfather doesn’t want to face any consequences.
@E7XEE2 ай бұрын
I’ve already seen a few comments giving prompts to him and I just think that’s bs, the step dad does not care about her and he’s only doing this for his own benefit
@Bookdragon30002 ай бұрын
This exactly. He was willing to turn a blind eye until it was something he had to face. And I can’t imagine his family being too happy that he didn’t deal with his sooner.
@thetruth18162 ай бұрын
1000000000% facts.. in fact he's just as horrendous as his evil son....
@swampysimpo2 ай бұрын
Dad just started "turning to the winning side" only cause his son decided to be a creep to someone else outside the dad's control, and now the son's actions aren't in a bubble.
@kp22232 ай бұрын
💯
@caleighsmeltzer91212 ай бұрын
I have a daughter, and I wanted a son next, and my second child will be a girl. You know what I said? "Oh well! Now I have two beautiful daughters and that's enough for me". Both moms in these stories are so sickening.
@tawnyacosta90912 ай бұрын
Agreed!
@heatherstrange37172 ай бұрын
For the mother who puts the little girl above the little boy on his birthday when she's old, alone, sick and in a nursing home and her spoiled, self-centered daughter is too wrapped up in herself to pay attention to her mother until she needs something and her son doesn't speak to her at all she's going to be wondering how she ended up in this situation
@akl2k72 ай бұрын
It's amazing that people even think spoiling one child over the other is even remotely a good idea.
@teslagod72212 ай бұрын
I think OP needs to help his boy cousin and show him alot of presence of care, love and attention, that is if he is willing. If not, that boy is doomed, he's gonna grow up a very very messed up guy who is going to be either easy prey for abusers or worse, be the abusive one, I don't think there is anything in between, if the boy didn't get help soon. Legally, there is no child abuse happening, provided the bot isn't being physically abused by the mother. The laws all over the world is dumb and stupid when it comes to emotional and mental abuse of children...
@weimaj2 ай бұрын
I'm reminded of that one story where this exact same scenario was playing out, and the 18 year old birthday boy ended up exploding emotionally. His entire family was there and yet his sister and parents didn't care. I'm pretty sure it's in the RSlash archives, but to hear that it's more than one family doing that is insane.
@BoatingMyFloat2 ай бұрын
There's lots of old folks in retirement homes who never get visits because they raised their kids like this
@kylecocciante43622 ай бұрын
@@weimajThat's around there somewhere. It did bite the parents in the butt though, since now they have to work longer hours to pay for the daughter going to boarding school. Now all they have is their work since both children hate them
@arianasupaswud82612 ай бұрын
OP: *Sam went into overprotective big brother mode* ME: that's a papa bear right there.
@annabelfazukimi79022 ай бұрын
If I were the OP in the second story, on my way out I'd look at everyone and say, "Well it was nice being here at *actual birthday boy*'s party, so sad that y'all couldn't attend." Loud enough for everyone to hear and leave, poor kid
@viatheanimator2 ай бұрын
exactly. that would be enough for me to make a scene
@ElytraNoble2 ай бұрын
And then they realize the error of their ways and they become good parents and they never do anything wrong ever again and they all live happily ever after right? Or they continue down the same path and take out all the anger on their son I'm thinking saying something along the lines of "did you hear what that person said as they left? you made me look bad!" And then they lock him in his room or something. With people like that someone is going to have to be punished for someone disagreeing with them and you already know who's going to take the blame when you're gone.
@magicfish82132 ай бұрын
And then they take the boys presents from him to console the daughter
@rarelikecandy2 ай бұрын
@@ElytraNoble imagine playing devil's advocate for a woman neglecting her son for her daughter. you gotta be a certain kind of fucked up to justify not calling out abuse.
@ElytraNoble2 ай бұрын
@@rarelikecandy in the long run she's neglecting her daughter. The daughter is spoiled so she'll only ever know how to be a child and never be able to grow up. And as a result the sonn is going to need to grow up now. Hopefully he can regain some of his childhood as an adult because the daughter is not going to be able to gain adulthood while being a child.
@peepopopo71402 ай бұрын
Mom: "We need to reconcile!" Strangers: "Yeah! Be nicer to your mom, lady we know nothing about!" I can only hope they took a step back after hearing the mom mention that the stepbro "made love" to OP. Even so, disgusting behavior, seeing someone getting harassed in public and siding with the harasser just cause they're crying.
@akl2k72 ай бұрын
No kidding. Maybe those people shouldn't butt into situations they know nothing about. Especially since the mother was clearly stalking OP somehow.
@Tustin21212 ай бұрын
I’m guessing those weren’t random strangers so much as they were her mother’s flying monkeys that she didn’t recognize. She only mentioned the aunts after she left and mom followed. Also, where’s the bouncer when you need him??
@tibbynibby2 ай бұрын
My mom was no where close to this (highly traumatized as a child and then major head injury when i was 3 or 4). Everyone's always saying that "but that's your mom!" Don't you think i know that?? I still love her but she hurt so many people in my family before my eyes were opened to it. You don't know what kind of situation people are in. :(
@stevenandcarminabeedle90892 ай бұрын
@@tibbynibbyexactly. Maybe, just MAYBE there’s a reason OP (and you) want nothing to do with the person who happened to give birth to you. Sometimes that means everything. And sometimes it means nothing. I’m sorry people can’t learn to mind their own business. 💜
@tibbynibby2 ай бұрын
@@stevenandcarminabeedle9089 ❤️❤️ I appreciate it ❤️❤️ I do try to give some grace to people who say that because sometimes its someone who never realized you can cut your parents off but man. people really don't like the concept of no/im done with this conversation lol
@bluexwings2 ай бұрын
S1: The fact that Chris was trying to BREAK INTO THE HOUSE to get to OP was absolutely terrifying. Poor OP. I can't imagine the amount of trauma this has dredged up for her.
@darkmask59332 ай бұрын
I have to wonder what he would have done or tried to do to OP if he had gotten in before Sam and his wife got home?
@poohbear45152 ай бұрын
This “mother” is the kind that would always wonder why her kids never see her again, and would be crapped on at her funeral, then her burial for how much she completely failed her own children.
@paulineisme2 ай бұрын
No, that would require her caring about her kid, not just the money
@Originella2 ай бұрын
"WhEn He MaDe LoVe To YoU..." Me: *vomits in mouth*
@HH-lo7jw2 ай бұрын
I really hope the crowd that was harassing her at the bar turned on the mom after that moment.
@hunnykun1012 ай бұрын
My skin crawled just hearing that, I hope BOTH go to jail
@zerophantomyt4332 ай бұрын
@@hunnykun101idk if they will. Mom might for fucking with the IRS but idk if the pdf will. I'm not sure how the statute of limitations works for crimes of that nature but considering how laws tend to protect those sub human things, I wouldn't get my hopes up. Absolutely I hope they both go to prison, I just don't know if they will
@paulineisme2 ай бұрын
Jesus fucking Christ I've been battling nausea all morning and the moment this part came up it started all over again.
@EnactingAnEra2 ай бұрын
@@zerophantomyt433depends on the country they’re in. In the states, I don’t BELIEVE there is a statute of limitations IF the victim was a minor when the incident occurred as minors aren’t always able to get help. That, paired with the fact that his own father wants to testify to the exact incident in question, gives them a pretty good chance if you ask me.
@Mr_Timi12 ай бұрын
Whatever is going on in the second story is not the child's fault. but creating an entitled child usually ends up handicapping them in the end... In my opinion it is a form of abuse.
@sailorstar31482 ай бұрын
Yeah I didn’t like that OP called a 2 year old evil just because of her parents
@danielbrant67402 ай бұрын
We gotta give major props to Sam for going as far as he is defending OP from her Momster & perv-bro. Most people wouldn't waste their time with their substantially younger half-siblings who are the result of an affair.
@wyvolf2 ай бұрын
A 14 year old can NOT “tempt” anyone. K word your local pdf file
@KrakenIsland642 ай бұрын
A 14 year old can temp whatever they want with a thermometer. They shouldn't be able to tempt any adults though.
@wyvolf2 ай бұрын
@@KrakenIsland64 not the time to make jokes about a serious issue lol
@Randomness6622 ай бұрын
@@wyvolf exactly, can only make those jokes in 4 more years when they're 18
@Tustin21212 ай бұрын
@@wyvolf- Then you shouldn’t joke about extrajudicial “k word”ing. Maybe encourage calling authorities instead of committing crimes.
@wyvolf2 ай бұрын
@@Randomness662 if you make 🍇/ pdf file jokes ermmm get therapy? (I hate KZfaq censors I’d be saying full words if it wasn’t for it)
@audrey51382 ай бұрын
everyone getting ready for work listening to rslash religiously for the past few years
@Flabbergastedsnake2 ай бұрын
It’s became a vital part of my morning routine, I’m AuDHD so routine is important
@lindahansen452 ай бұрын
Heck yeah, with a freshly made cup of coffee
@jenueledwards87862 ай бұрын
Every day at 9
@djkb1252 ай бұрын
When he was late the other morning I NOTICED!!!! I can’t start my morning without my “stories”
@MzMidnight2 ай бұрын
So true!
@ScarborSiu2 ай бұрын
I really wonder if there's another update from the OP of Story 1. I hope her mother get sentenced for her felony and OP get back what her mother stolen from her trust fund.
@coppercorn2 ай бұрын
"She holds her breath until she gets what she wants". So, let her. Short of the child sealing her nose and mouth shut with some substance, it's impossible to kill yourself by just "holding your breath". The body won't allow it. Even if you actually had the fortitude to make yourself pass out by doing so (which a 2yo doesn't), your body would immediately start breathing on its own. Let the kid hold her breath. As soon as you stop giving in all the time, the kid learns she doesn't always get her way.
@Clairski32 ай бұрын
True. Sadly it’s the mother who is the problem, not the two-year-old. The mother is continually rewarding bad behavior and, by the looks of it, is not going to change her parenting one bit.
@JamesDavy20092 ай бұрын
@@Clairski3 _♪ Who went and spoiled her?_ _Who indeed?_ _Who pandered to her every need?_ _Who turned her into such a brat?_ _Who are the culprits?_ _Who did that?_ _The guilty ones_ _Now this is sad_ _Are dear old mum_ _And loving dad. ♪_
@ScooterBond19702 ай бұрын
@@JamesDavy2009 🎶Oompa Loompa, do-ba-dee-doo, I've got another puzzle for you. Oompa Loompa, do-ba-da-dee, If you are wise you'll listen to me. Who do you blame when your kid is a brat Pampered and spoiled like a Siamese cat? Blaming the kids is a lie and a shame You know exactly who's to blame: The mother and the father! Oompa Loompa do-ba-dee-da, If you're not spoiled then you will go far. You will live in happiness too, Like the oompa loompa do-ba-dee-doo.🎵
@RoboBongoCuckooCopАй бұрын
that story is fishy to me. first off, OP describes her 2 year old cousin as evil. which is weird. then she said that they gave the 2 year old money and a bike? huh? it's almost like this story was written by AI. it is just off.
@coppercornАй бұрын
@@RoboBongoCuckooCop Always a possibility.
@thegameplayer1252 ай бұрын
that 1st story has to easily be 1 of the most cringy, disturbing, and unpleasant entitled parent stories you've covered
@melissaconnellyjones26222 ай бұрын
The one about the cult family in Australia that forced the OP’s sisters to be SA’d by all the extended male relatives, was even worse.
@DigitTheMidget.2 ай бұрын
The last update made me physically scream
@StephaneTheard2 ай бұрын
Honestly if I was the OP in that situation, I would be screaming at my mom about the fact she blames me for my brother r@ping me, just so the judgmental people feeling bad for her and calling me “awful” can go quiet. Even when she tried to be “nice”, she still comes off as condescending with her saying Op “misunderstood” his affecting. My mom literally did this to me once, where she broke down crying in front of one of her friends who were over, and a dude who I was just having a conversation with looked at me with disgust. That events makes me pissed to this day, so that last update got to me.
@Zzplys2 ай бұрын
Sam is the MVP in this story
@sovietvirus92702 ай бұрын
He must be Serious Sam, cuz that dude be badass
@Tustin21212 ай бұрын
He definitely is, considering how many times they should have called the police and instead called Sam… Like when the guy was literally trying to break and enter, and when the mom was harassing her in the bar. Like someone would have called security in the latter case…
@teslagod72212 ай бұрын
And let's forget about sam's wife who also supported and helped OP alot, not to mention, allowing theirselves to support and help the affair child of sam's father. Sam wouldn't be able to do all he did for OP if not for his wife allowing it and being part of that help and support, too. Sam and his wife is actually in no obligation or responsibility to help and support OP, so if sam's wife didn't want to be part of the mess that OP is in, no one can really blame her and could judge her on her decision...
@johnathanjones96842 ай бұрын
That first story isnt about an entitled parent, its about a full blown delusional criminal. Then again sometimes its the same thing
@lulylulyanka26762 ай бұрын
"he was 27 i was 14" my jaw dropped WHAT THE FUCK
@JamesDavy20092 ай бұрын
Say it with me: _statutory assault._
@RealCoolstriker642 ай бұрын
I hope her step father spends the rest of his life blaming himself, because it is his fault. Don’t get me wrong, OP’s Mom contributed to the golden child mentality, but he had so many opportunities to intervene and he didn’t.
@d.phantomfan12162 ай бұрын
Story 2: it’s not even just the aunt the entire entire family enable this crap. I can’t wait for all of them to whine about how she’s a sociopath steals from them because she thinks she deserves it. In the meantime you keep being there for your cousin, he’s gonna need you in his life. And you gotta be there to help him when he finally gets to strength to ditch his terrible mother.
@JamesDavy20092 ай бұрын
It's like a tale of the Salt family featuring Veruca as the entitled kid.
@user-ff4rv7mo4e2 ай бұрын
I HATE people who see a parent and their "child" fighting and, without knowing why they're even fighting, immediately side with the parent cause they're the parent.
@Zzplys2 ай бұрын
The step dad was willing to testify against his own son is the best part of this story
@Fiery_Latina_Goatchan_GF_6812 ай бұрын
not reallyu if you brainless sheep actually believe and think these stories are true
@digizilla1642 ай бұрын
Yeah only after his son did something to his neice. He is just as bad as his kid.
@Fiery_Latina_Goatchan_GF_6812 ай бұрын
not like that even means anything you ignorant mo ron it just proves the step dad is a coward
@alexandralosada9712 ай бұрын
He only realized his son is a monster when a blood relative in his side of the family got SA. He is still a shitty person who didn't believe OP and continued to let his monster son walk free with no repercussions.
@laurenbauman35172 ай бұрын
Yes… but he also didn’t take it seriously until it was his own blood relative that also got harmed so… it’s still a negative
@adrienneb.47102 ай бұрын
Story 1. The mom is so anti-female it's a wonder she can stand her own reflection. I'm glad OP got free of her and is getting justice for her mother and step-brother's abuse.
@Telendil2 ай бұрын
Last Story: 2 year olds are monsters ... all of them! Dont you guys remember "The Dinos: The Terrible Twos"? Btw it is actually true 2 year old children are showing more agressive behaviour than any other age group.
@akl2k72 ай бұрын
Yeah, I'd say hopefully she can grow out of that if it weren't for her mom favoring her and treating her like the golden child.
@idgarobingoodfellow2 ай бұрын
Tbh, OP calling a 2 year old "evil" turned me against them pretty much right away. Kids can be little monsters / borderline sociopathic if they don't have parents who take the effort to teach them to care about others. The odds are that OPs younger cousin won't even remember this party, but someone NEEDS to step in with the aunt, who is the real problem here. It's not too late to make her into a decent kid before she goes to school just by starting literally any kind of discipline (for example, I used to teach preschool/day care, and there were 2 girls in my class, 3 and 4, whose parents were good friends so they were best friends too. The older girls parents pulled strings with the center to have the 3 year old in the class with the four year old, even though she was supposed to be in the younger class. They were both pretty entitled and bratty, but it was obvious when you met the parents what had happened there, where basically the 4 year old was spoiled beyond belief and believed rules shouldn't apply to her or her friends, and because her parents had influence with the day care, we teachers weren't allowed to do anything when she misbehaved, including biting other kids, except writing up an incident report, not even allowed to put her in time out, and her attitude had rubbed off on her 3 year old friend who wasn't even supposed to be in that class. The difference was, sometime between the 4 year old's parents pulling strings and the time I got there, the 3 year old's mom had noticed and was trying to correct the behavior with a unique punishment system where she would ask us teachers if her daughter had behaved that day, and if the answer was no (as in, beyond the normally expected bad behavior by 3/4 year olds at a day care, like causing an incident report or repeatedly not listening all day to the point of disrupting the flow of class for the other kids), the mom would change what she had planned to make for her daughters dinner (foods like macaroni and cheese, pb+j, chicken nuggets, etc, typical kid friendly favorite foods) to a bowl of oatmeal with fresh fruit mixed in, so it was still something nutritional and tasty, not a bad dinner option, but it was the least favorite food her daughter would still eat, and that would be the girl's only option if she wanted to eat dinner, her favorite snacks like cookies would be off limits for the day too, but she could have the healthier snack options like grapes or goldfish, or she could choose to go to bed without it. That method was actually pretty effective without being abusive, the girl knew exactly why she was being punished because her mom would talk to her about what happened when she picked her up and why she would be punished, what the punishment would be when she got home, ans still had a full meal at dinnertime and snacks available to her, even if it wasn't what she really wanted, she could choose to eat or not and go to bed hungry, and the slate would get wiped clean each new day. Meanwhile, the other girls parents didn't do any sort of behavior control for their princess, wouldn't let us do anything either, and ended up getting me fired for not smiling big enough at them when they came to pick her up, usually only 10 minutes before they would start getting charged for late pickup, so this girl was one of the last ones picked up every day. Ugh, I hope wherever she is now, either she or her parents learned how to treat other people.)
@Telendil2 ай бұрын
@@idgarobingoodfellow That was long. But yes completly right kids are like that at this age because they are not socialised yet and they also dont really understandt what it means to hit or hurt someone or to destroy something. Because they still have to learn that. From their parents. If not its going to be very hard for those Kids once they get older.
@rebeccajesse46042 ай бұрын
Yeah I was like “she’s 2 and you think she’s evil?!” At that point it’s almost entirely the parents fault (sometimes there are difficult children who are difficult no matter what). I know I could be a hyperactive monster when I was a kid but one good thing about growing up on the lower end of middle class or upper end of poor is that I never expected gifts for nothing. IMO that made the gifts I did receive more special and meaningful. I still have the raggedy Ann doll my aunt made for me when I was 3 and the beanie baby my grandma gave me when I was 5 because gifts should be special and cherished for the memories and love that come with them. Spoiling a child like that doesn’t do them any good and it doesn’t make them love you more, it just makes them entitled to the point of no matter what you do it won’t be good enough because “they deserve it so you are doing the bare minimum “
@idgarobingoodfellow2 ай бұрын
@@Telendil yeah, I won't deny that, I guess I just needed to vent about the two girls and their parent's differing discipline techniques. The 3 year old was sweet most days when the terror of the 4 year old wasn't there.
@WiloKun2 ай бұрын
Story 1: Taking his affection the wrong way??? I understand that OP isn't in the mindset to do this, but shouting "YOU LET HIM R-WORD ME AS A CHILD" would've been such a sweet way to turn that nosy mob on the mom, instead of them pressuring OP to hug her mom.
@sanc62842 ай бұрын
My favorite words on the internet: " Then OP posted an update"
@Mithandune2 ай бұрын
2 story reminds me story that rslash read few months ago. Where OP had to celebrate his birthday with his sister, even cakes were for her and he finally had a enaugh. Then when he got a car, his sister destroyed it cause she didnt get it. In newer updates it even gets crazier :)
@yazajag2 ай бұрын
Yes same i remember that story that made me so mad smh. Then these golden do no wrong children grow up to be nightmares in society. 😖
@Mithandune2 ай бұрын
@@yazajag From the update what I remember, op sister landed in mental ward same as his mother after breaking wine bottle on his father face.
@tawnyacosta90912 ай бұрын
Yes! I was literally thinking of the same thing after hearing this story. I was thinking, " Oh wow, this sounds pretty similar to another story where the parents gave the sister the brother's party. " Glad to know I wasn't the only one who caught that.
@kylecocciante43622 ай бұрын
@@MithanduneWait seriously?! She did that?
@Mithandune2 ай бұрын
@@kylecocciante4362 Yes, father tried to stop mother from going for her daughter, so she took wine bottle and smashed on father face.
@davidjacobs74652 ай бұрын
I mean if the IRS can scare the Joker and oppose the bread boys, you know the mom is gonna get screwed in ways we cannot even imagine by them. Rightfully so.
@Skercz142 ай бұрын
a 2 year old being catered to isn't the 2 year olds fault. it's the mother who is making the chilld a monster
@auberginebear2 ай бұрын
For the sketchy things with OP’s SSN, if you can prove that someone is committing fraud with your SSN, you can get a new one. I hope OP does that to get a fresh start.
@Mr_Timi12 ай бұрын
I can sort of understand favoring your own kids over the step kids, but I don't get favoring the step kids over your own kids.... my dad did this and he threw away what little relationship we had.
@dracko1582 ай бұрын
You know, if your own stepfather decides to testify against the brother in court, you know you screwed up as a brother. The mom though? JFC, this woman is nuttier than squirrel sh*t. This is favoritism taken to a whole new level istg.
@lokilaufeyson70352 ай бұрын
it's his bio dad not stepfather
@draksig122 ай бұрын
I looked up the post on Redit and found a line where she explained that she tried to call the police many times, from 11 to 16 years old, and the police sided with him.
@princessmoonwalker2 ай бұрын
I don't think I can call the girl in the last story entitled, since kids under five don't know right from wrong, but that mother reminds me of a KZfaqr who did something similar. On her twins 1st birthday, she also got a gift for her older child because "it's hard for him to see other people open gifts when he doesn't have any" She also let him steal one of the twins gifts and let him blow out the candles on the cake at their party!
@lancerevell59792 ай бұрын
Last story.... I hope Evil Awnty isn't too shocked and surprised when her long-abused son leaves at 18, goes total NC with her and her Golden Child daughter. When she gets old and feeble, I'm sure Golden Child will support her.... right!? 😅
@yazajag2 ай бұрын
1st story was so disgusting, disturbing and disgraceful, am so sorry that happened to OP, imagine if she just stood there and rifled off every single thing the older step bro did out loud in front of her mother in the restaurant, reminding her of her age and how she was R-worded and how they sent her away because they literally DID NOT LOVE HER, and only wanted her when the mom found out she had money. Step brother should have went to jail years ago! That was disgusting. 😠
@Akira_of_the_Fae2 ай бұрын
For a 2 year old like that i would cry really loudly back at them and scare them, sometimes you need to give them a dose of their own medicine in a language they understand.
@JerziTBoss2 ай бұрын
Second story aunt is raising a spoiled monster, while the boy will be ready to cut contact with them as soon as he is able.
@franciscojaviermendezrinco19022 ай бұрын
Second story: That's the oposite of fair. She isn't just playing favorites, she is straight up ignoring the son, like he is just a pet or a slave. What surpeises me is that no one tried to stand up for the kid or call CPS for this extreme case of abuse and neglect.
@SaviorSix2 ай бұрын
If I was that girl and the mother asked to reconcile like that, I would have aired all the dirty laundry for everyone in the restaurant to hear. Lets see who's on her side after that.
@genderqueermercury2 ай бұрын
r/EntitledParents? It’s been a hot minute!
@alanalirkani2 ай бұрын
Since it looks like everyone else is going over the more serious aspects of story 1 already, I'll go over a less serious one. "My mom said I owe her because she's my mother and it was my late father's missed child support." I agree with rslash. WTF? Unless I missed something, OP's father died. He didn't leave them and start a new family or something. So no child support is owed. Best case scenario, he had life insurance or mom and OP got survivor's benefits or something. Even if it weren't the case that OP's dad was dead, but a deadbeat who wasn't paying child support, OP STILL wouldn't be responsible for paying that back in any way. You take the deadbeat back to court and garnish his wages, not steal from your kid. Ugh. Edit: spelling and wording errors. Also, finally finished the story abd turns out dad left OP an inheritance the mom was stealing and she STILL was trying to say OP owed her more. How incredibly greedy
@alezot61412 ай бұрын
Two stories on why not everybody should be a parent
@rikschaaf2 ай бұрын
That first story is basically a Best Of Redditor Updates as well. OP's mother and step-brother are horrible people. The aunt in the last story isn't far off from that either and the rest of the family were also enabling the favoritism. I feel sorry for that boy.
@JamesDavy20092 ай бұрын
Who are they, the Salts?
@Frostfern942 ай бұрын
Not yet. It’ll be a best of when Chris is arrested or ended and the ex-mother is in a similar situation
@djs21822 ай бұрын
Oof that first story made me feel rage
@dudeudontknow3412 ай бұрын
I just lost my mom last night this is helping me cope. Thank you Rslash for being who you are never stop doing what you’re doing
@Flamingo489232 ай бұрын
Not first but dedicated to Rslash
@TheRealVictorChaos2 ай бұрын
so relatable
@ajbstyles18122 ай бұрын
Skibidi fanum tax
@kianabrown28652 ай бұрын
That whole “When he made love to you.” Comment from the mom absolutely made my blood boil. I had something similar happen to me (except this with my ex back in 2018 and I was 18 at the time) and when I told my ex’s girlfriend about what happened, she said, “His love language is physical touch.” I was assaulted by the same person that you’re dating for God’s sake! Phew, I gotta calm down from that, but that’s inexcusable behavior whether consented to or not.
@JamesDavy20092 ай бұрын
I'm fairly certain that 14 is below the age of consent in all if not most countries.
@kianabrown28652 ай бұрын
@@JamesDavy2009 Exactly! Think you’re right.
@nicholassanabria64932 ай бұрын
Wow this is the family from HELL. I’m grateful that op is away from her mom step dad and horable step brother
@sovietvirus92702 ай бұрын
That Sam is Serious! I love him.
@dragonguerrero16222 ай бұрын
The second story that entitled Aunt is the reason why her daughter is going to grow up to be a monster.
@JamesDavy20092 ай бұрын
Makes me want to listen to _Veruca's Nutcracker Sweet._
@christinebaker73112 ай бұрын
She should have also called the police when they were trying to break into her house. Glad things are working out for her, though.
@13thMaiden2 ай бұрын
Story 2) Honestly? Considering how everyone was acting I would have snuck birthday boy out and we would have a day out. Doesn't seem like mom would have noticed anyways. Furthermore, let the brat hold her breath, literally she'll just pass out and start breathing voluntarily in her unconscious state. Falling for the "I'm holding my breath!!" scheme is stupid since the body inheriantly will do its damnedest to stay alive. All that mom is doing is creating a monster and pushing away the good kid.
@JamesDavy20092 ай бұрын
I swear that mother is Mrs Salt.
@hollytheanimalcrossingfan2 ай бұрын
Story 1: how can this mom be ok with what her stepson did to her own daughter. Story 2: how is that fair to the Birthday boy? And her birthday is in December. Like I understand that sometimes people will share birthdays if it's on the same day or close to each other but that's such a huge month gap.
@akl2k72 ай бұрын
No kidding. She's so desperate for a son that she wants one like THAT? Then again, she was a homewrecker, which shows how out of sync her moral compass is.
@t-the-bawnbawn26632 ай бұрын
That’s a crazy ass story to start with… what a way to start a birthday 😂
@CinderFallenAngel2 ай бұрын
On the last story it's a shame that OP couldn't tell the mother that she is raising a spoilt brat and she'll be left with only a daughter. That poor little boy.
@meganfenton41892 ай бұрын
Given that the daughters birthday is in December, I could actually get behind celebrating in the Spring or Summer, just not at someone else's expense like this. It's cruel, taking the sons birthday and giving it to her. I've seen it before and it doesn't end well!
@munchie39092 ай бұрын
Second story: I would have taken the actual Birthday kid on their own little birthday adventure. It might not have been a lot, but at least it would have been more love than their ENTIRE other family showed them combined.
@Cloudyyidmine2 ай бұрын
Story 1 is wild
@Tiny06262 ай бұрын
The girl from the second story would pass out many times before she could get her way.
@DarkEinherjar2 ай бұрын
So many "DO IT FOR DAN" vibes in story 1... Even just going to jail for fraud and tax evasion is too good for this mother... jail is too good for her predator stepson too.
@orangejuice7822 ай бұрын
story 2: theres no way a 2 year old would learn to act that way unless raised into thinking this was how to behave. honestly, the kid is being set up for failure later in life just because her mother loves her far more than she loves her son, so she is being sheltered from any and all "bad feelings" like... not being the center of everyones attention 24/7. that mother should NOT be a parent, that's for damn sure.
@ariste012 ай бұрын
I'm 5 yes older than my brother and he always got more presents than I did on my birthday growing up and yes I had to let him blow out my candles. She's lucky we don't still hate each other.
@sofiaolsson15302 ай бұрын
I feel so bad for the little boy in the last story, it was made to be all about the sister. When I was a child my parents and brother's birthdays are less then 2 weeks from each other, so my grandparents came on my brothers birthday to celebrate him and my parents and i got really sad about being the only one without a gift. After that they started giving me a small present on his birthday, like a set of pens or a coloring book, but on my birthday he was also given something small. I think that was great.
@susansusan66122 ай бұрын
Every time OP is approached by her “mom”, she needs to call the police !!!!!! The last update was infuriating !!!
@AdorableFloof19992 ай бұрын
See I don't play that "call a family member" crap, I'd be calling the cops first. They get to leave in their own car or they get to leave in cuffs. But this might just be because my bat-guano family member would also probably be drunk and high while trying to break in. So 2nd op needs to send that mom the the post about the boy who had that done to him. The one where the 8yr old tried destroying her brother's car and had to be sent to a special school to deal with her behavioral issues.
@sourisvoleur48542 ай бұрын
I read in another comment that she did call the cops, many times between when she was 11 and 16, and they always sided with the r@pist. Which sadly is not at all surprising.
@Alterego9122 ай бұрын
If i were in the situation in the second story and saw the actual birthday boy being upstaged at what was supposed to be his party... I'd get him something special in secret.
@zekromtrainer12222 ай бұрын
Story 1: She saw her daughter as an ATM and couldn't get the money from her. Serves her right
@JayJaytheweird2 ай бұрын
DOES THIS MEAN CHOOSING BEGGARS IS NEXT!??! Usually, entitled parents and choosing beggars are a package deal.
@Jazzisa3112 ай бұрын
Last story: I feel horrible for the little girl too. OP is describing this girl as a monster, but she's only 2!!! At that age, kids can barely talk! But she's gonna grow up to be a terrible person with no friends, bc her parents are raising her like this..
@Spacemanct2 ай бұрын
Why is chris always the name of the bad guy in these stories? Were not all that bad
@Ryder-the-Creator2 ай бұрын
Not trying to be funny, but I'm 25% sure that when they hear the name, Chris, they think of "that" person who made that weird Sonic and Pikachu fusion character.
@mrmcmuffin99182 ай бұрын
@@Ryder-the-Creatorahh. chrischan. im sure glad so one ever thinks of shaymus when making an evil name
@Shiverwar2 ай бұрын
@@Ryder-the-Creator Do not speak their name! It will curse us all.
@Ryder-the-Creator2 ай бұрын
@@Shiverwar Wouldn't dream of it. I do not want to go back to that rabbit hole ever again.
@antares84762 ай бұрын
Getting the IRS involved? Oh-hooo she is soooo screwed.
@Cottontailart2 ай бұрын
My sister used to hold her breath etc too, she's been disowned by me because she has narcissistic personality disorder and a few others, she's my older sister btw and used to attack me with scissors and tortured pets etc
@annabethsmith-kingsley20792 ай бұрын
"they want me to live with them" = "we need your money"
@kennylesenyeho172 ай бұрын
When I was younger, my little sister and I didn’t get along and she would get upset when it was my birthday. Did she get away with it and got what she wanted? Nope, my mom called her out and made her go to her room whenever she acted up. As we got older, she never got upset and she always looked excited to celebrate anyone’s birthday. Thank you mom!
@strawberrysoulforever833626 күн бұрын
Story 1: There's a Goosebumps 2000 book called "Revenge R Us". That stepbrother sounds a lot like Micah from there, but worse. When his sister complains that he wore her underwear on his head in front of her friends, her mom thinks it's funny. When he runs over her bike, her dad tells her she shouldn't have left it in the yard. When she does anything to him, she gets seriously punished, and when she tries using the Revenge hotline, everything she asks for happens to her instead. And keep in mind, this girl is twelve. Micah is seventeen. But at least he only stole her underwear to humiliate her and didn't do anything creepier than that.
@teamaang79152 ай бұрын
Let's praise my step son for rping my bio daughter and give him all your money once she gets a job! 👏👏👏 Such a good mum 👏👏👏
@nick-brothwood2 ай бұрын
I'm genuinely surprised OP didn't cave in the 'B' of mom's face when she 'Wanted to reconcile' at the end.
@DaBaseBallZ2 ай бұрын
Story 2:I hate insufferably bratty kids,but I hate insufferably terrible parents even more
@The_Dark_One7842 ай бұрын
Been waiting so long for the return of entitled parents. My absolute favorite
@TheSpaceKnights2 ай бұрын
Last story: OH CRAP! Rslash did a story about a boy having to be raised by the most entitled people that made everything about his little sister. In one moment she getting a bike on his birthday. Luckily when he turned 18 the rest of his family came to full realization but still!
@HerbHappyEm2 ай бұрын
Another great video about the worst parents😂 I've missed your r/entitledparents videos Rslash!
@randomrandom4502 ай бұрын
How's the mother not in jail for the fraud thing ? Time for a restraining order at least.
@LaurenThePetLover2 ай бұрын
"When your stepbrother made love to you." Okay, I can't believe I'm finding myself saying this, but here we are... 1. Making love is something you're supposed to do with your significant other, not your sibling or step sibling. 2. Both parties need to consent, and 3. You can't get consent from a minor. I know in some places 16 is age of consent, but even if OP could have legally, it's pretty clear she didn't. That should *all* go without saying, but apparently it needs said.
@angelicRem2 ай бұрын
story 1: if i was sam i would’ve committed a crime by now. i appreciate his self control
@chrisquint36562 ай бұрын
On that last story, I would attend the daughter’s birthday with a gift for the son… and sing happy birthday to him and shower him with attention
@ryanoversteeg2 ай бұрын
Not me staying up every night to 9 to watch the new Rslash
@bladerunner33142 ай бұрын
2. Story: Easy solution, don't attend "her" party in December.
@loyalgenix2 ай бұрын
Im sorry really i am but If i was sam from the first story i cant say i wouldn't have tryed to do something fatal to the pedo and the mother hearing op 1's story genuinely pissed me off 🤬
@akl2k72 ай бұрын
He'd at least be missing his balls. But that would leave a witness.
@WolfDB2 ай бұрын
The second story reminds me of that really long Entitled Parents story about the kid who basically was turned into the black sheep of the family until he fully broke down on his 18th Birthday and the entirety of his family finally turned against his sister and parents. I have a feeling we're about 10 years away from that happening at the rate things are going
@bland98762 ай бұрын
I don't really like when there is a super long story and then R slash attaches like a really short story at the end. With that being said the second story is reminding me of those two movies based off of book about the Chocolate Factory.
@PastelKitten72 ай бұрын
I was JUST watching Entitled parents yesterday wishing rslash would post some more. Seems like I got what I wished for!!
@alexalverez95322 ай бұрын
The egg donor in the 1st story reminds me of my own mother, but instead of it being my sibling, it was her own brother. He was 32 & I was 4. My own mother has told me to forget about it because dwelling on it won't change anything or help me. She's also told me to stop telling people after I told my husband about it & he confronted her to which she said "That bullshit lie again?" My mother cares more about her reputation & how our family sees her rather than my own sanity & safety