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00:00:00 AITA for not reconciling with my family after I was framed for theft?
01:03:43 My parents are stalking me bc “God told them”
01:17:59 AITA for going no contact with my sister for almost two years?
01:28:12 My Father Blamed My Sister For My Mother's Death And Now That She Calls Me Daddy He Regrets
01:39:43 ATAH for wanting to break up with my husband after he called our autistic son a burden and said he wants to give him up for adoption?
01:55:09 AITA for going no contact with my entire family because they wouldn't acknowledge their neglect?
02:06:25 AITA for not allowing my "gay" son to have his boyfriend sleep over?
02:17:18 Am I the jerk for resenting my dad because of his new family and for seeing my stepfather as a better dad than him?

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20 Comments

@Scarykerrie 1 year ago

The story about the sister calling brother, daddy: Why are you going off about the wife dying and the child not being affected? Children only know what is taught to them. Empathy gets set in ages birth to 3 years. After that it's a much harder lesson. He doesn't grieve his mother's death because he already grieved her absence.

@krackkokichi 1 year ago

as far as im concerned that 24 year old is a rockstar for stepping up and raising his little sister when he had no parental role model and was barely a legal adult himself

@CharismaBeavsMayo 1 year ago

The story with the kid calling her brother dad: You guys killed me on this one. You say the parents were only "kids" and that his hatred is not needed. He was only a child wanting his parents love. It doesnt matter if they were struggling or not. The fact that he didnt feel any type of love to get to the point where his own mothers death barely affected him says a lot about how he was raised. ON that note as well, HE was only a "kid" when he started to take care of a baby himself. If he can do it, so could have his parents. Sure, the father needed time to grieve, but that doesnt mean drink yourself to death and ignore your kid. That little girl lost her mother and needed her father. Also, he only cleaned up his act for his girlfriend, not his daughter. OP also probably doesnt want his fathers relationship to get better with his sister out of pure fear that his father will fight and win custody over the kid. He raised her. He sees her as his own now. I wouldnt want someone getting close that could take that away from me either. The parents are 100% to blame here.

@peteallen8420 1 year ago

In the brother thief story, what he did wasn't "borrowing and moving" he was taking his father's collectables (some very valuable) and intentionally hiding them in OPs room to make him look like a thief, then started targeting his sister with the same tricks. The "punishment" he received proved who was the parents golden child and "Mommy" was inconsolable? So what? She doesn't deserve consoling.

@alytsybesma3405 1 year ago

The first story, I feel like the 19yo brother never acted out in the past because he didn't need to. There were no consequences for his actions. It only escalated when his parents held the brother responsible for the stealing and punished him accordingly.

@talkindurinthemovie 1 year ago

Framing someone for stealing is way worse than stealing in opinion

@totallyspies01 1 year ago (edited)

story 1: the whole family owes a big apology, a sweet birthday party and a vacation. i don't expect op to forgive them and they all should go to therapy but giving op the birthday parties and vacations they had to miss cuz of this is a good start.

@southerngypsy1894 1 year ago

John: Youngest person tried as an adult was 12yrs old.
Sam and Sophia:Juviles go to juvenile Detention centers and later transfer to adult prison.

@izzygo4 2 months ago

9:59 this reminds me of the time a group of guys at my college found the security golf cart with the keys still in it and took it for a joy ride across the campus. They were caught and the school tried to charge them with theft but couldn't because the guys never took the golf cart off of the campus/property and therefore technically did not steal it. It was written off as college student shenanigans and a new rule was written in the student handbook.

@krishnafawn980 1 year ago

This has always happened to me.

@EmiliFaust 1 year ago (edited)

1:28:00 OP's older sister sounds exactly like mine. The best thing is going no contact.

Sometimes just existing or being born is enough for them to despise you in a way that goes beyond normal sibling emotions. I'd been dealing with my older sister's shit since I was born, according to my parents. Finally had enough and cut contact after she did something that really bothered me to one of our younger sisters a few years ago.

@KymberlyRockwood 1 year ago

I appreciate the heck out of yall

@talkindurinthemovie 1 year ago

He's right about the good shepherd.

@ZETABatGirl89 1 year ago

Each state is different. In Washington State they stay in juvenile detention and then they are transferred to a young adult detention center then state prison.

@jaimieseadog6433 2 weeks ago

I love that they always say this isn’t Ai and I was like who’s saying that looks at the intro with John mmmm I seeeee I seee does look weirddddd

@snehakotian6028 1 year ago

Sam’s mother is sooo sweet and loving…

@KylaFuller 1 year ago

The husband may be relieved to just financially support. The issue is if it’s too much for them together then it’s gonna be harder alone.

@talkindurinthemovie 1 year ago (edited)

It's not about the money from the collection. Its about RAISING a thief! Parents care about that especially when a child is young

@sofiacamara5193 1 year ago

1:27:33 love that voice crack from Riley and everyone else completely ignoring it😅 real friendship ❤

@Sammbalina 1 year ago

The little brother stealing and hiding stuff in his siblings rooms sounds like a kleptomaniac… He steals for the thrill, then gets rid of the evidence by hiding it…