My Stepdad Kicks Me Out of His House Because His Real Daughter is Pregnant, and He Wants Space for His Real Grandchild. Now a Year Later, He Himself Has Been Kicked Out. #redditupdate #redditstories #askreddit
Damn. OP needs to go full NO CONTACT with her mother, stepfather, and stepsister; not only that, OP should also move to another state, and grow her own family consisting of supportive friends, a trustworthy therapist, and a wonderful man whose family are good people.
@@abigailpatriciadole3167 naive, not stupid. She was young hoping that she could fit into the "family" she was forced into and contributed to, having hope isn't stupid
Once the step dad started about op moving, she should have went to her mum. And if her mum didn't back op up then she should have said that if she was being forced to move out then to not contact op again for anything. It's clear both parents favoured the sister, because if your own mother can't stand up for you then you have no chance. I feel no sympathy for how the mum and dad ended up. She's spineless and he's gullible
The way I would’ve bursted out laughing after hearing what happened to them 😭 Mom: Can we stay with you for a moment..? Me: AHA! AHAHAHZHNDB No. da fuk?
Wow what a rollercoaster I can't believe how everything turned out the twists and turns in this story are unbelievable I'm speechless how could family dynamics get so complicated hope you're doing okay
Why does she keep saying I don’t want to be kicked out out of ‘my house’? She’s seen she’s not welcome and she should have had more self-respect and left as soon as she got a job. It sounds like her worrying about her mother is a convenient way of staying on and whining about the step dad and sister who have made it abundantly clear that they don’t want her there. She put her mother in a difficult position too.
Wow I can't believe how things turned out for everyone It's like a real-life plot twist Hoping you continue to thrive despite everything you've been through Stay strong
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It sounds like a really tough situation with a lot of unresolved family tensions. Hopefully, things can improve with some honest communication and understanding.
Good thing op moved out of the house... I don't understand why she needed to be part of a family who didn't want her as an adult... As for the parents they should have seen the documents before signing them
Um moving is no big deal here. It is reality. OP is an adult fully grown. You don't stay in a place you're unwated. If she was a teen I'd be sympathetic. I don't think anyone is ever really "ready" to move. I sure wasn't. You're grown and the person who owned the house wanted you out. You start planning to leave.
A 25 year old woman living with her mother and step father ? Why ? Is there a cultural obligation ? I know that in some parts of the world you don’t leave your parents ’ house until your wedding. But really she should not have stayed with them .
When it's $2000 a month for just a crappy apartment, not including all the other things you need to pay for, and you're job can barely net you 3 or 4000 a month. It's not easy to get a house at 20. Plus you should be saying the same thing to Ella, who was likely not working and living off of a likely well-earning Husband.
Yes , but the house belongs to the step-father so if he wants to let his daughter live there it’s his choice. He doesn’t owe his 25 year old step daughter anything even if she pays rent . He needs to give her the legal eviction notice and follow the law of course .