When I was a kid I was allergic to carrots and my father didn't believed it, too. It wasn't that bad like in the story but when I ate carrots my neck began to itch from inside and it felt very uncomfortable.

What's worse, when it comes to this, is in MOST cases, for some reason, when a kid says they are allergic, the Parents don't just make them keep eating it, they try to force it on them, or even put that stuff more in their food PURPOSEFULLY, just to "prove that they aren't allergic". Some people are sick, man.

Story 1:Its actually true, despite the child being allergic to seafood and the parent not allergic to seafood. There could be a chance that the father or mother have the gene responsible for allergies but the gene manifested with the child

I love these stories,I’m glad she stood up to that dad and had the foresight to collect evidence

Okay, for that last story, the lady was totally in the right to have the truck towed. It was on her property, she'd given multiple clear warnings, and tried to be nice. They were taking advantage because they mistook her shut-in nature for her being a pushover. The only thing that confused me is- why was she constantly taking her kid(s) to the hospital? What she described just sounded like a bad cold. Is this a rich joke I'm too poor to understand?

Oh my God! The story about the family steadily parking IN HER DRIVEWAY.... I'm so glad she documented the interactions! That was her Saving Grace. W/out that THEY might've had a case, even tho built on LIES! They were most DEF taking advantage of her being a single (woman) Mom. Talk about ppl being selfishly entitled! &Screw Any1 who would say she should've knocked again. SHE DID THAT ALREADY! &Obviously THAT didn't work, plus she warned them of exactly what she'd do if they did it again. Welp, they did it again. What, you'd rather her be a liar?! Or lose credibility by bluffing? NO... YOU. GET. TOWED! &How are they just gonna LIE to the police by saying she had it towed from the street?! Ppl kill me, man.🙄

My sister got hospitalized by SUNSCREEN! They never put allergen warnings on the bottle and she was deathly allergic to nuts. Ingredient #5 is NUT OIL

That cop sounds like Cleveland Brown

For the first story, unfortunately, the thing about her mom's reputation as an Asian mother is a thing. I'm half Asian and I've seen on my dad's side of the family how reputation for Asian families in their communities is a big deal. It can sometimes cause serious friction in families when a member makes a mistake and that family member can become ostracized for ruining the family's reputation.

The father yelling where the truck was is amazing. Best voice ever.

In the story about the 'neighbors parking in the single mother's garage' - give that mother a reward, or praise, or something because she is someone we all should be and need in our lives! She stood her ground when the family didn't listen, she made sure to take, save, and collect evidence of what the family was doing, and through all that bullshit, she still took her kid to medical emergency and made sure her family was safe and healthy (even if she started to get sick herself, up towards the end). God bless her and the ones who put people like the "neighbors" in their place. It already felt like justice was served at the end of the story.

I love the way she stood her ground. Every time I have a problem my parents just say that they can't do anything about it and then blame me for being always angry when I see jerks not facing justice even if it isn't my problem.

I find it odd that they would flip her off and call her a b* and then still park in the driveway. If they thot she was neighborly enough to allow it before she definitely wasn't going to be after that.

Hang on, in what universe is it okay to expect to be able to park on someone else’s driveway? As though the person who owns it is in the wrong for saying who can or can’t park in it?

this would be classified as child abuse

Holy crap thank goodness I don't have a mother like that

Im lactose intolerant, and in my case the doctors and teachers never considered that I was lactose intolerant, and it was my mother who had the idea. In elementary school it was so bad that I had to be picked up from school at least once a week. The teachers always said it was a reaction to stress, even though I did pretty well in school and didn't have any problems outside of school either, and the doctors either claimed it was stress or some disease, which again was weird because I was sick every week. Eventually my mother looked up the symptoms and came across lactose intolerance, and after some experimenting with my diet I was, and still am, almost never sick.

"Youre my child, I have the right to poison you." has a much worse energy than "I brought you into this world, I can take you out of it."

For the last story, if she continued to just give warnings, it would have never stopped. They already demonstrated that. Set your boundaries and follow through.

I had the opposite problem, my mom thought I was lactose intolerant and had a gluten allergy, I fell for it for almost 7 years it took my dad going behind her back for me to find out

I honestly love my parents, especially after the first story, because as i child i hated milk. I wasn't allergic or lactose intolerant, i just didn't like it, and my parents were probably just like "oh well" and i never drank milk ever again

I'm allergic to shrimp. It once led anaphylactic shock, nearly died and was transfered to the hospital to get treated and be supervised for the night. When my mom found out, she claimed I was overreacting and staying in the hospital for attention, lol

"You are my child,I have a right to poison you" ~Evil queen just before giving apple to snow white

Thankfully my parent listened to me when I told them I was allergic to sea scallops, loved the taste but they always without fail made me throw up a couple hours later, so I can certainly identify with the kid in the first story.

Who the frik thinks it's okay to park their car in their neighbors driveway?!? If it's too big, you shouldn't have gotten him the stupid car! Also, sounds like they had COVID.

I actually did something like this with my parents. I was severely lactose intolerant and would have issues with different milk products (I throw up anytime I drink milk, and everything else gives me very bad gas). The worst part about this is the fact that I had always had issues and even had to switch formulas as a baby all because of not being able to stomach it. However, my parents always argued that I outgrew it then called me dramatic whenever I would throw up the milk. One day, when I got older, I was tired of my parents making me drink milk because it felt terrible coming up that, when my parents made me drink milk at church, I purposely threw up on the carpet in the hallway outside the sanctuary in front of the entire congregation. Let's just say that my parents grounded me for a week for the stunt, but my parents never made me drink milk again.

I love how he u have a different voice for different characters in each story, like the cop, the karen, it just makes the stories a little more interesting. (=

I don't have any food allergies and I've never been a fussy eater. But this story reminds me of something that happened to me when I was 11 years old. My family went to an expensive restaurant for a meal. My mother, who was a very controlling parent, ordered a fish meal for me. At that age I was rarely given my choice of meals, I had to eat what I was given, even in a restaurant situation where all the adults are ordering from the menu. Like I said, I am not a fussy eater, I will eat fish when it is put in front of me, but if given my own choice I would not order it. I started eating and I knew immediately something was wrong. The fish tasted strange, and not in a good way. I told my mother it tasted strange and I didn't want to eat it. Her reply was, "We paid good money for this food and you ARE going to eat it!" So like a good little boy I shut up and ate the whole d-n thing. After lunch we were walking around and I started feeling very ill. Eventually I stopped on the footpath and had a cataclysmic vomiting attack. I don't remember much of the next 24 hours. Apparently I was carried back to our hotel room and a doctor was called. It was a very bad bout of food poisoning. My mother never apologised or acknowledged that I was right, and in recent years she even denies it ever happened.

My friend’s parents didn’t believe for about 3 years that he was not lactose intolerant, mostly because the rest of them are (also, he is the oldest, and the “earliest” of them first had reactions at about 7)

For the first story, I went through something like that when I was little. I lived with my grandparents at the time and I was put on ADHD meds (even though I didn't actually have ADHD) so as a side effect I didn't have an appetite and it got so bad that I looked like a walking skeleton. My grandma would try to make eat and as fast as I can and in the mornings she would make me eat scrambled eggs. Everytime I would eat these eggs I would throw up. Not because the eggs were bad but because I would take forever to force them down but they would be cold and slimy. Well one day I was told to eat the eggs again and I told my grandma that I was just going to throw them up. She said eat them anyway, and I did and we went to the grocery store, and sure enough I felt like I was gonna throw up while we were in one of the food isles. I told my grandma that I was gonna throw up but she said "oh shut up, you're fine". Seconds later I threw up all the eggs I had that morning on the isles floor. My grandma was completely embarrassed and disgusted and said to me " now you have to eat it". Hearing that and looking at the vomit made me want to throw up again. (I didn't eat the throw up in the end) We left in a hurry after paying for groceries and when we got home she said I was grounded for embarrassing her at the store even tho I warned her I was gonna throw the eggs up if I ate them. Idk, maybe I'm just being dramatic

8:32 I saw that coming. OP made it very clear that she didn’t want the huge truck in her driveway but the neighbor completely ignored her. I’d be pissed too!

My father was like the first story. Even though, he witnessed me having gone hospital, due to eat seafood and diagnosis and have test result for multiple allergies as well. He probably thought it would be fine after several years or something. I thought so too. But, I don't want to take a chance. You see, when allergic happened, apparently, my neck had swollen so bad, I couldn't breathe. I got sent to emergency room. I was in hospital for a week. I had to wear oxygen mask to breathe properly and stay in the bed in separate room from other people with cloak around bed, like I may spread deadly virus or something. Despite that happened, my father kept mixing seafood every chance he thought I let my guard down and later, reveal that I ate sea food. Luckily, few bits of them won't cause allergic to surface. It was probably why he insisted to make me eaten seafood to _win_ allergic. He didn't want me to retake the test, since it was expensive at the time. He had stopped doing that now. But, yeah, after several attempts of his for years, I always keep my guard up. He probably meant well. But, no. I don't want to hear that.

First story reminded me multiple stories that I had. I can't drink milk.Just pure milk,but I love cheese,yogurt and other dairy. And no one,including my grandma,believed me,when I was a kid. My parents told that to "teachers" in kindergarten,told that to my grandma,to anyone who could feed me. Kindergarten:Made me drink milk and I threw up,so they had to clean it. Grandma:I threw up and she had to clean it. Neighbours:Convinced me that I will be okay after drinking "natural" milk and I drank it.I threw up and she had to clean it. Positive sides:No one made me drink milk ever again.People started to believe that I can't drink milk. Also,my parents love trying to feed me with fish and they know that I can't eat it either,but they say that "it's my imagination" and that "it's in my head/mindset". After eating/drinking fish/milk I usually throw up pretty soon after(like 10 seconds at most),but parents won't give up on giving me fish. Most recent story happened when I was at my cousen's birthday a couple of days ago and they served meat.They refused to tell me what it was,but I could taste fish.I could see it in mom's smug and happy eyes.They mentioned fish.I knew it was fish.Forced myself to eat some,but at some point I just couldn't anymore,so I gave up and mom was upset. Don't get it wrong,it happens rarely and only with some fish that is difficult to tell that it's fish,mom tries to trick me into eating fish. At least they are not being dicks about it and try to restrain themselves from doing that too often and it might happen once...In more than 5 years,but there were like 3-4 tries already and only one of them was successful,because I was a kid and mom gave me fish right after giving me meat,making it look like it was just another piece of meat

3K subs in 18 hours? wow... btw I'm very grateful of the existence of your channel cause Reddit is banned in my country :(

The last story inspires me because I have been bullied/harassed before and documenting things as they happen or progress is the most effective move to counteract and collect evidence of these issues.

That last story was wild. I dont know how do you have it in usa, but in my country, every single house has 2m tall fence and gate.

I did research and found that if your allergic to something actually eating it in small doses over time can cause your body to build up antibodies to repair your body to not be allergic to said item. I was allergic to pork for the longest time and tested this and ate it slowly over time always got sick but after a few weeks I wasn't getting sick anymore and could enjoy it for the first time in years.

The cop was the jerk. Jk I believe the jerk was the son probably due to him telling his son he can park there

7:23 this makes me glad that 1 I don’t live in america and 2 my neighbors are my dads parents and the rest in this small place are either old or young and nice

I feel bad for the lady in story 2. So much hassle while taking care of sick kids, while she was sick herself

i feel bad for people with allergies because food is so tasty and they can miss out

Little story of mine: when I was younger I used to some food back then that I dislike now. One of those instances was broccoli, every single time I ate broccoli I would get nauseous. I wasn’t allergic or anything but it always tasted so bad even if a chugged down a entire cup of water for each piece. It took forever to convince my father that me eating broccoli makes me nauseous.

That first one, I have a very sensitive stomach, despite my size, and can only eat small amounts. I've never been able to eat what anyone would consider "normal" amounts of food due to gastric issues. Which is fine, small portions are cheaper anyhow. My grandma, on my dad's side of the family, would put out huge breakfasts that would daunt an ADULT appetite, much less a kid's, and expect people to eat every single scrap she puts in front of them. Of course, I couldn't eat that much, so I would only eat as much as I could, which wasn't much. So she would grab me, grab the utensils, and start trying to force-feed me screaming at me that I was just "lying about being full because I didn't like eating." Of course, I would then proceed to get very sick to my stomach, and she'd drag me outside, beat the crap out of me for it, then call my parents and scream at them about how I was being crude and rude and deliberately forcing myself to throw up because "She doesn't like eating, what kind of brat are you raising??" Needless to say, my parents didn't have her babysit very often.

In response to the first one, I don't think I have any significant allergies, mainly when it comes to food, but I am asthmatic an as a child something used to happen quite often, I was never allowed to get out of my house without one of my parents, and as a teenager I'm still not allowed to do so, but as a kid, when I was like 11, my relationship with my mother began to get even worse than it was before, a lot of stuff happened for that feeling to grow and etc- But whenever we got out of our house to go to the center of the city or wherever we would walk a lot around, and it was pretty tiring and sometimes it even got hard to breathe because of that (She is fully aware of that thing I have and at the time it got worse), one of these times she made me follow her around for like an hour and I was walking really slowly at that point and it was really crowded, I tried to call her out to tell her to go back but she was too far away to hear me and I didn't have enough breath to shout- Yeahh I didn't have an asthma attack or anything but I was only able to catch my breath after like 5 minutes after getting in her car, after that we fought and she gave up on staying with me that day and she left me at my father's house

Man, now I feel lucky that i’m allergic to almost everything and my parents know that.

My youngest is Allergic to milk products, and I'm sad to say, it took me till I was 29 to realize I was Allergic to eggs. I will feel naususe get really bad headaces and sometime even throw up after eating eggs. Also sad, were one of my favorite food items. I found out when Igot the flu shot for the first and only time I ever got it. My are swelled. My sister in law, a Doctor was the one who told me "Oh your allergic to eggs." after a long conversation and some self reflection, I realized she was right. So I listen to my children when they tell me a food item makes them feel sick or gives them really bad hedaches and try to avoid them in the future. My childrens health is no joke to me as their parent.

Driveway story: sometimes stupid people who play stupid games need to win stupid prizes.

First story: Seafood allergy is commonly allergy to crustaceans. Allergy to actual fish is very rare. Also, you don't vomit right away from allergies. It takes a few minutes to feel nausea and vomit. The kid probably just found fish gross and thew up because of that. And most certainly there would be other signs of allergy if the kid was actually allergic.

The same general thing happened to me like the first story with your parents not believing an allergy. I have a chicken allergy, which my parents NEVER believed. Then one day to prove me wrong my dad had me take an allergy test. The only foods I’m allergic to are chicken and turkey. These are not very common allergies, and not even the person who gave me the test believed it. So the moral of the story is to trust your kids when they say something makes them feel very bad

What makes some people think that knocking on the guy's door again would result in a long term fix? Its proven that the neighbors dont care...over and over and over again

When I was a kid, I used to have absent seizures. And my parents didn't believe it, they just thought I was being a little shit. But my big brother knew something had to be wrong. So it wasn't until I had a seizure in a busy parking lot, and almost got hit that my brother finally convinced my parents to get me to see a doctor.

the husband's child should of been arrested or charged with trespassing

The fact that the lady took the child to the minor EMERGENCY room just because he had a sore throat- I get sore throats all the time and I just ignore it. And then she took him BACK just because he got a fever. I just take care of myself when I'm sick, I don't go to a hospital unless I'm actually dying. And why would she get an inhaler for just a small virus?! Inhalers are for people with asthma and people who physically cannot breathe, not people who have a small cold that will get better in 3 days.

Ngl I'd be petty and do what she did 🤷‍♂️

I use to have seafood and peanut and diary allergy. I would get rashes all over my body from consuming any of these. When my family eats seafood, all I can do was watch and hoping that I can eat some lol. Now I am no longer allergic to any of the seafood and peanut and diary products.

I know someone who briefly lived in a place like this. He came home from vacation and found a camper parked in his drive way. He had just driven 14 hrs and was exhausted and needed to unload his truck. He called a tow truck had it hauled away. Next morning everything BLEW UP with his neabor.

i hate when people force children to eat things. even outside of allergies, there are other reasons why kids might not want or cant eat something. while i dont think im allergic to mushrooms, they make me very ill whenever i eat them or something cooked with mushrooms, i cant just pick them out. thankfully my parents have always respected this, and my mum doesn't even cook mushrooms for herself when im home since im also sensitive to the smell. however, i was in respite for most of my childhood, so every so often (for example every weekend or every other weekend) i would stay with a foster family. my mum would tell said families about the fact i couldn't eat mushrooms, but the mother of one family i stayed at decided to not care. she made cream of mushroom soup, and forced me to eat it. like, wouldn't let me leave the table til i ate it. i sat there til the soup was cold, coagulated, and had a skin on top and was sobbing the entire time. it was such a horrible experience and i eventually ended up eating it because i had been sitting there for so long. i think i was around 7 at the time. this same mother also forced me to eat bell peppers, which while less bad than mushrooms, are still something that make me sick. whyd she make me eat the bell pepper? to convince her own child (who was younger than me) that it was tasty and that they should eat it. i dont understand how people can do this sort of thing and think theyre in the right.

For the first story, I’m lactose intolerant myself, and luckily my mom is too, and I would never lie about allergies. I can have things like ice cream or yogurt, but pure milk has too much lactose for my body to handle and I get a stomach ache and diarrhea shortly after. But with things that are actually considered allergies by the majority of the medical community, I don’t have any food allergies, just aloe vera, and it causes me to break out into hives and be really itchy. My mom is the same with this, and it’s been medically diagnosed. But it’s just so sad that parents don’t believe their kids, I mean I get it, kids lie, but you should still take an allergy test to be sure. Anyway, sorry for the long comment. Love these videos, especially the ones that involve Karen’s and legal trouble.

The biggest jerk was the dad, then the son, then the mom. No other jerks unless I forgot someone part of it in the other family. The woman was NOT the jerk.

for the first story i relate to so much. I myself am lactose intolerant and constantly get told by my dad AND my siblings that I'm faking and i shouldn't be able to eat any dairy products if i am lactose intolerant. Even after I explained to them that lactose intolerance is different than a dairy allergy, they continued to tell me that i am lying and stop with the "charade." I guess it explains why I don't have that good of a relationship with them

I think having the truck towed was ABSOLUTELY the right thing to do. If she had just gone and had them move it again, they would keep doing it as the worst they could expect is the inconvenience of having to go move it when she comes to complain. After having to pay to get it back from the tow service though, I doubt they will EVER park in or anywhere near her driveway again as they don't want that to happen any more.

Both my mom and dad never believed me when I said I am allergic to nuts when I was younger and kept giving me food with them. I kept telling them but eventually gave up because they would never believe me. It took me ingesting a ton of walnuts in pesto and nearly dying from not being able to breathe to finally convince them that I am in fact allergic to nuts. I still haven't forgiven them internally for it and they act as if "none of us knew" even though I had been telling them for 15 years.

I'm lactose intolerant and im so glad that my parents immediately got things that arent lactose as soon as they heard me. I'm so lucky to have my parents, they are the best and when I see these videos, it makes me love them even more.

My friend, when he was much younger, found out he was allergic to strawberries. They didn't know and he ended up in the hospital. He learned there are white strawberries that can be eaten by someone who is normally allergic to strawberries. He wants to get a couple, go to the hospital, let the RN know of his allergy, and eat a white strawberry to see if he is allergic to it. SMH

I think the biggest jerk was the neighbor dad because he bought a big truck in the first place plus he was being extremely rude to the mother.

To be fair to the mother in the first story, it's not unheard of for kids to _think_ that they're allergic to foods and exaggerate side effects, while the parents believe it's attributed to something else entirely. When I was 5 or 6, I had blueberry pancakes for the first time and threw it back up an hour later. For the longest time afterward, I was convinced that I was allergic to blueberries and would always throw up like what this OP said they experienced with fish. Thankfully my parents never forced me to eat anything with blueberries, and after trying some later on in my teens, I realized I had no problem with them and felt a little silly. I don't think the mom in this story was being an entitled prick, I think she was just accusing her kid of being a kid.

2:28 I just developed lactose intolerance and my parent and siblings dont believe me. Growing up, I never had any allergies to any food, and always loved drinking milk. Last year though, I started throwing up and getting unwell after consuming even a glass of milk. I told my family ASAP of course, but they said I was just "Telling my body to do so because we had a talk about my sibling's lactose intolerance just the day before, and wanted to fit in" It was a terrible coincidence that I did take into consideration but figured I couldn't just keep it a secret since my family usually has cereal for breakfast almost everyday for all my life. I stopped drinking normal cow milk (after my parent finally took me seriously about the situation and tried different brands of cow milk) and found out that I dont react to almond milk. At the beginning of the transaction, I was teased by my sibling who gave up milk altogether after finding out themselves that they were lactose intolerant almost 3 years ago, and I really hated the taste of AlMoNd MilK, but now I'm okay with the once alien taste of it. My siblings stopped teasing me and tried it out themselves and their expressions seconds after having some was priceless... I do miss the OG milk that I grew up with, and I'm afraid that me drinking almond milk will effect relationships for being too weird or such, but whatever. Milk is one thing I wont let go so easily.

honestly that truck scenarion can lead to a lawsuit but the judge will likely drop everything and adjourn the court

Dam I felt story number 1, had the same problem lol am allergic to onions/garlic but onions are my fathers favorite food and he refused to believe it so I had to get sick and have hives for long periods most my childhood. Then when I was 12 a doctor told him he needed to stop feeding me onions because I was allergic, all the getting sick was destroying my stomach lining, and the constant hives were causing scars -_-

For the Driveway Story, if the neighbor does decide to sue then OP does have a viable countersuit. OP could sue for criminal trespass since she gave the neighbor a very clear warning stating that she would have him towed if the vehicle was on her property, and ignoring that would mean they trespassed on her property.

For that last story, it sounds so similar to a situation going on in my neighborhood. We recently moved to a smaller city than where I grew up. My folks had just signed on the house and we’re going to do a walkthrough to verify measurements on windows for drapes and room sizes for painting. They didn’t even get into the front door when the man at the end of street (3 houses down from us - we live on a cul-de-sac type street) came up and was like “so you’re the one that’s going to take my driveway away from me”. This man liked to park in the driveway that was down by our basement since it was close to his house. My dad was like “well starting today it’s our driveway and my truck isn’t sitting on the street” (think of this as dry humor). This man is goes on about how the neighborhood we moved into is his neighborhood and he can pretty much do anything he wants. He now has bought another truck (making 3 trucks, a van and a car) for a driveway that fits 4 sedan cars comfortably. He started to park one of his trucks in our neighbors’ driveway and had the audacity to tell the girlfriend of the homeowner that he wasn’t going to move his truck and if she needed to park her vehicle on the street. Needless to say, she blocks him in with her vehicle and he has to go get her to move it (but still pairs his vehicle in their driveway).

2:36 so long story short i have a neighbor who lives the same way as we do same with the cul-de-sac and everybody knows that what is public and private property and we all have the choice to park our cars and trucks anywhere in the cul-de-sac cause nobody owns it its public property this guy named brian lets just say he is not the brightest actually he is currently in a void cause nobody likes him he thinks everything near his house like he owns like the area in the cul-de-sac for instants he had our family friend's trucks towed because they were parked near his house in the cul-de-sac not on his property he left them notes to move but they dont have to move they can park there if they want plus its not in front of his house its in the cul-de-sac and back in 2017 i was still in highschool my grandmother passed away and when we had people coming over to comfort us brian proceeds to call the cops on the entire neighborhood because there are "too many cars" 3 cars/1 truck he puts notes on the cars before the cops arrive as we see him standing out there on the phone with i assume police my grandfather in tears my grandmother dead inside the house still as we all cry and straight up told brian if he didnt know how to control himself he would have shot brian right then and there so cops arrive we told cops what happened brian got 3 weeks in jail then ever sense then he has been quiet but still causing trouble for us.

*Story 1:* This *"mother"* is insane if she thinks she has a right to poison her child. Who in their right mind would do that to their own child?

Ive been proved to be a bit lactose allergic, so if I eat to much lactose, my dirt is very runny. But my mom didn't think so until I ended up in the ER because of it. Mom, so happy you got to learn about it because yeah.....I'm 9, almost 10.

She had all the right to remove the f350. Also the jerk was the father because he didn't care and all sorts of other things. And illegal parked the car.

For the last story, at least where im from w/ this knowledge from my retired/current cop family members, the father could get an additional trespassing charge for sitting in front of the door for the extra time after the mom had expressed that she wanted them to leave. After that both the father and son could be charged with harassment for how they treated her at the door, and then the continuos banging on/ringing the door. And finally charged for filing a false police report since the police forces are stretched thin and the theft report would waste valuable time and resources.

We never figured out why but I went through this period as a child where I would cough up a lot of food. I wouldn’t say “throw up” really because I don’t think the food ever made it to my stomach. It would make it about halfway down my throat then do a 180 back up and out the way it came in. My mom and dad didn’t believe me at first but in their defense when all this started it was mainly foods I didn’t like and I did have a history as a picky eater so they had good reason to be skeptical. Later I started coughing up pizza too. Mom and knew pizza was my favorite food in the world so that was the moment of “oh crap! Something really is wrong! I had trouble with milk too but only in the cafeteria. At home it stayed down. It might’ve been the brand… I don’t know! 🤷🏼‍♂️ Pediatricians couldn’t find anything wrong and at some point before Middle School it stopped happening. We never figured it out.

Ok I know the driveway story is pretty much complaining about the neighbours but the doctors are kinda sus for just dismissing the multiple sickness as a run of the mill.

the last one shes defenently not the jerk he is this makes me feel good that he got in trouble

I love seeing bad ppl getting karma

Story 2: I would not have said anything to them. I'd have called the cops, and a tow company and had it towed from my property. But she was right to take pictures. Either way, the neighbors were 9000% wrong.

Presumably, the police contacted the towing company to verify the truck was towed from the driveway, not the street. Even if she didn't have photo; she had a witness. I'm always surprised when liars fail take something so basic into account.

I’m not lactose intolerant (never been allowed to go to the doctor because my parents believe I’m faking) but dairy makes me feel really sick, like queasy, cheese is the worst, milk isn’t so bad but I can’t eat a full bowl of cereal with milk because I’ll feel horrible for like an hour after. Same story with my back and knee, I have a really bad back and left knee. My parents tell me I’m to young to have those sort of pains, keep in mind, these pains have been happening for about 5 years, my knee more recently for about a year now. Still not allowed to go to the doctor for it because I’m “faking”. I’m 15.

I could see how I might not believe a child is alergic to food. Kids get exposed to things all the time, they get sick all the time, but usually for less than a day. Kids don't like some foods. I could see how a parent would just think a child is faking it. (in error)

I'm allergic to avocado, banana, clove, egg, and all seafood. I'm 22 and my parents still don't believe me even though they've seen me have to use my epi-pen and have adverse reactions

I'm not allergic to a lot of things, but I do have ADHD, which in my case came with a hypersensitivity to textures. I hate Jell-O with a passion but my mother used to shovel it and Jell-O based desserts down my throat and would cover my mouth so I would swallow it (the texture made me gag). Luckily I told my aunts that I hate Jell-O and after that I never had to eat it again.

I have a friend who was lactose intollerant and in the school cafeteria he even got served special food, there was some -180iq guy bullied him, I always stood up for him and beat out the living shit out of the bully, also calming my friend,he was actually a nerd and I really liked protecting him, I was the jock in my class, even though I was the guy who you'd turn to for book/video game recommendations and we were good friends with the lactose intollerant nerd. He was actually returning the favour by sometimes helping me study or with homework. It's like those nerd and jock comics

classic big truck owner mentality thinking they can just walk all over people; seriously think about the area you live before buying such a beast of a machine and 5 vehicles this people are either loaded or enjoy emptying their pockets over insurance what family needs that many

That mother is terrible... my sis is allergic to seafood (just crabs and prawns) and we both worry her children also have it and since being sick is expensive(health care here is meh), we didn't allow them to eat them just to be safe.

Just recently started following and I love your stories and how you read them but maybe invest in a better mic the echo is pretty noticeable

With the last story, I would have done the same thing. Maybe called the tow truck sooner. If I said, "NO" and they do it anyway, they don't respect you so there's no reason to be nice to them. I would also check the laws about damage to cars parked illegally on someone's property. I have a sledge hammer.

Another reason parents don’t believe children (or at least my grandparents on my mom’s side (she’s rlly gone through it) doesn’t) is cause they think it’s just an excuse to not eat the food cause they don’t like it.

Mom was very attentive to my allergies, got me soy milk, tried getting me non dairy cheese, rolled her eyes every time I ate cheese despite me be allergic and it causing me to itch. Labeled me as allergic to all nuts after I had a major nut reaction from eating a bar which she didn't know exactly what nut caused it. Always had allergy medicine, tried keeping me away from dogs.

My mom refused to believe that i am allergic to pollen and dust particles. My case is like if some dust particles manage to go in through my nose , i sneeze continuously like a maniac. not just once but like 10-15 times in a row. although my mother knew about that, she took me a flower valley almost every Sunday and made me smell the flowers there. fortunately, she realized and accepted my allergy because of a personal accident that happened 'cuz of my sneezing

im not allergic to brussel sprouts and i showed that to my step mum and dad and told them i despise brussel sprouts but they continued to force me to eat it until i started to feel sick from eating it to much. i finally dont have to eat brussel sprouts anymore.

It takes some nerve for a neighbor that you don't even know well to just use your driveway to park a giant truck.

Have to say... As a European, its hilarious to see/hear that these things have to even be recorded...In my 38 years in Belgium, havent had one time when I had to record either the Police to make sure my rights were followed up by or my neighbough to make sure there is decent courtesy amongst neightbours. Land of the free, right

The story saying that the person who posted is a single mother of two teen-agers being a teen-ager myself I have the utmost respect to this person if you can handle two

I live in Texas. Everyone has big trucks. If a neighbor asked to park in my driveway and I couldn't or wouldn't, for my own selfish or non-selfish reasons, accommodate I would just say NO. No reason needed. No reason given. I don't know if it's the younger generation of people but it seems to me to many people are worried about what other non-essential people think. Simply put. I said NO.

I'm a new subscriber, to be sure. I was aware that my younger sister and mother were allergic to sardines, as well as everything else that swims. However, I am just allergic to crabs. On the first narrative, I didn't have much experience. I've known my younger sister ate prawns since I was in grade 11. I need to get there immediately and buy some sugary drinks to prevent her allergic response from worsening. Edit : That also includes Eggs as well. My little sister is also allergic to Eggs as well.