I Married My StepBro, Blew A $200k College Fund, and Stole My Dead Mother's Jewelry | Reddit Stories 

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Can we all agree cassie won step dad of the year

That college fund is wild. The whole addiction thing is one part that could be healed from… but that mom andrea took literally zero steps to fix it or anything. Her whole behavior was “whoops i did that good luck kid, hopefully my husband will fix it” and That is what couldnt be forgiven.

Those family members that hid the inhaler should be sued for assault. They hid a device that he needs to live. That's not a prank, that's attempted murder.

For the first sibling story, I actually knew a family that went through the same situation but even crazier. The mother (American) met the father (British) in Europe when she was on vacation. Their children had a lot of issues and they started testing and such. Turns out the wife's father had an affair in Europe when he was station there in the military and the wife found her one half sibling all the way in Eurpope and fell in love. Those odds are insane.

I genuinely disagree with your guy's take on the OP who called out her friend for stealing her essay. Colleges take plagiarism very seriously. If this "friend" got away with submitting OP's essay and if the OP wrote an essay of her own for an application, what if OP herself got accused of plagiarism because her "friend" submitted something similar first? Plus OP talked about how the things she wrote are very personal to her. If the "friend" was asked about the essay and to elaborate, it's not even her real experiences or her right to talk about them because she never lived through them. OP did the right thing and is not an asshole. If she was actually smart and deserved that scholarship and seat in that college, that "friend" would've known better than to steal someone else's hard work.

There’s a study about the sibling thing. Apparently siblings who meet in adulthood are more likely to feel attraction to each other due to genetic similarities. Like their dna feels kinship but their brain can figure out if it is attraction

The story about the ring. that girl was 100% with him only for his money because if she truly loved him she would not care about how goddamn valuable the fucking ring was if she really cared about him she would understand that it was not up to him whether or not she got that ring and that she would’ve been completely fine if she had to get a ring that was cheaper because he didn’t have the money to buy one of the same value or to duplicate it

In regards to the story about the son stealing the heirloom ring - the girlfriend is clearly mentally unstable, and possibly suffering from some personality/narcissistic disorder. She possibly deeply manipulated the son, to the point that he could no longer see right from wrong. I would try to reach out to my son and try to get him into some hardcore therapy, like the kind ex-cult members would need - to reverse the brainwash.

Here’s the thing, college academic honesty policies can be VERY intense. It’s likely that if it came out that the friend plagiarized and that OP gave her the material and knew/didn’t report the cheating that she would also be put under review. She could lose scholarships and be put on academic probation (or possibly even be kicked out of her program)

that lawyer dad is the wrost person. he helped raise that kid to being a pos and used his mom applying consequences for absolute cruelty towards a disabled girl as a chance to hurt his ex instead of looking at what it right. he's a gd psycho and ruined his son.

The ring story gets worse. The "kids" were 12 and 13. They were plenty old enough to know better. Going back over the story, I'm wondering if the kids were searched before leaving the house cause something doesn't feel right.

The college plagiarizing story...the girl who stole her friend's essay was the ahole. She knew EXACTLY what she was doing and knew the huge risk she was taking. She made her bed and now it's time to lay in it.

I think the college application thing is a serious thing. She didn't ask to use the essay, it'd be different if she did. If she was willing to do that just to get in, she'll never put forth any actual effort and she'd probably be kicked out for doing it again.

Family shouldn’t be excluded from being sued. If my family stole or flushed MY engagement ring and didn’t find a way to make it up to me or even apologize along with maybe half the payment. I’d sue. “It’s the people closest to you that will hurt you the most”

I’ve never even seen this ring before, but the description alone gives me stars in my eyes. My birdbrain LOVES pretty jewelry! That said, if it’s not available, end of discussion. If I was the daughter, I would become the embodiment of Sméagol and defend that ring with my life!!!

College fund: If i was cassie id probably stop speaking to her, they already had a rocky relationship and this actually shows why. Mom (Andrea) and cassie have such a strained relationship. Andrea sounds like the type of parent that would also steal money from their childs bank account. Step dad did the right thing

Having had a cousin die from an asthma attack and they couldn't get her inhaler in time, the inhaler thing is super serious. They think if it would have been with her outside at practice and not in the locker room, she could have made it.

My ring was 13k on sale. I didn’t pick it nor asked for it. I told my then fiancé (now hubby) I would of been fine with a Walmart ring. He said he wanted me to have my princess cut that I’ve always thought was beautiful, plus he said he likes how big it is so everyone would see I was not available.

Dan is extremely wrong, Jack needed to learn a lesson on treating people with respect regardless what kind of societal pressure he's under, he's an asshole but also a kid so he had a chance, but Dan is ruining it for petty revenge

I feel bad about the engagement ring in the toilet. That shit was crazy. Those kids are aholes yall. And they probably were not punished at all. They messed up bad on a high value item. The brother totally owes her for the value of it. These are crazy stories. 👍🍿😂

i can beat the assault prank story...my mom's now ex husband once pulled a "prank" by telling me my biological dad died in a car crash and waited till my mom got home TWO HOURS LATER to reveal that it was a lie...left me in turmoil for two hours laughing at me for crying and breaking down. I had nightmares about that shit happening for weeks and it wasn't the first time he "pranked" me.

My dad completely emptied my brother and I's savings accounts after he and my mom divorced. My grandparents had put a lot of money in it and he emptied it completely. He then said nothing when my grandparents blamed my mom at first up until they or my brother went to the bank and found out he did it... My mom saved up for me with my step-dad and I'm honestly so grateful!

In response to the Sara ring story: As someone who is married, the cost of a ring should be whatever you’re comfortable with spending. Whether that be $0, or $100,000. Everyone’s budget is different and it’s not the amount that’s spent that makes the ring important.

The step-sibs: They met as adults. The only legal impediment to them marrying would be if their parents had married when they were children. The OP's mother did this on purpose to prevent her daughter marrying her fiance despite the OP and her fiance having been together for five years. OP's mother is the AH. I hope they went NC with her.

As someone who’s adopted I would be so grossed out if my boyfriend was related to me.

My dad actually stole all of my college fund. My parents never had the best relationship and he could be abusive to both of us. Before they were officially separated he emptied out my college fund and there was nothing anybody could do about it as it was perfectly legal. He died when i was 17 I'm in college now and resent him because of him i couldn't afford to do my first career path as I didn't want extreme loans. I'm happy on the path i chose and am learning (cosmetology) but am pissed that if it wasn't for him i would have no loans. He also got us in trouble with the irs as he committed tax fraud so after he died my mom and to show proof they were separated when he did it so she wouldn't be held accountable

That college fund story is insane. Addiction really ruins lives. Personally, I never had a college fund. I was the eldest of a single mother home, in a lower socio-economic Latinx familia. As soon as I turned 18 was expected to work and begin paying rent along with my personal expenses (I saved for my first car, medical visits, etc) I tried going to college but couldn't manage it all. After taking care of my mental health (PTSD diagnosis) I've finally gone back this year at age 27 and hope to get into the nursing program. I don't have a college saving per se for my toddlers, but I have started a savings for them. I'm pretty open minded if they want to use it for college, a first car, starting a small business, or technical school. I just want to have something to help them have a head start in life.

oof, Jack is about to grow up into entitled Kevin we make fun of on the internet isn't he?

The right amount to spend on a ring, is however much you can safely afford without going into debt!! If you want to save up for it, thats up to you, just dont get into debt for it! The right person would love you no matter how much you spend on it!

The story with Emma and Kara makes sense. I 100% agree with theory that Emma knew what Kara was getting into and the people she was hanging out with. Part of me wonders if she tried to bring it up to the girlfriend and was dismissed or silenced. The other part of thinks that Emma might of thought teenagers do stupid shit but I don’t want to be associated with that. Either way since she was concerned for her safety it makes me feel that she knew more than she was letting on. I have siblings and I definitely knew more about what they were up to than my mom.

We were married without rings because we got while poor 20 yrs ago. I purchased hubby’s ring after a month, he bought me my ring at our 10 yr anniversary. I designed it and searched for the perfect 5ct Tanzanite stone set in platinum with 2 white/pink sapphires on each side. It’s my dream ring we saved for. This ring will be our daughter’s ring one day. So you see, you don’t need a ring until you can afford it.🤙🏽 FYI- Cheaters will always cheat, that’s a hard pass on the cheaters!

In the one with the son pranking the autistic girl, the mom was trying to teach him to not be a horrible person and the Dad instead taught him that horrid behavior will be rewarded. She could have called the police for custodial interference when he took the kid though. ESPECIALLY over state lines. F all that noise.

I wonder what was straining Cassie’s relationship with her mom. She sees her stepdad paying for everything and being so unbelievably generous on top of taking on role of Dad. She must have seen her mom spending so much money. The mom probably told Cassie to keep the purchases a secret. (My mom did that a lot, and I knew better than to tell because my mom was physically abusive and would have slapped the shit out of me.) Selfish people are often selfish in many different areas, including towards their kids. I’m so glad that Cassie is being taken care of because she obviously loves her dad just as much as he loves her. My dad was also incredibly generous and successful, and we had a close relationship because I appreciated everything he did for me. I worked for him and refused any payment because he was paying for college and everything for me. I wanted to show him I appreciated his hard work. Also I wanted to hang out with him. I learned so much from him, My mom and brother didn’t put in much effort and didn’t really appreciate my dad-they even sued my stepmom over my dad’s estate 10 years after my parents divorced.) I definitely think the Machiavelli ex husband manipulated his son. The son definitely needed to be punished for his stunt. The mom left out that her ex had funded the car. It wasn’t hers to give away. She didn’t tell her lawyer everything about what happened because they would have told her to immediately give it back. She was also foolish to meet her lawyer ex without legal counsel. The ex might be right about her to some extent. What her son did was horrendous, but she didn’t handle it well. Screaming doesn’t help nor does total lockdown. Especially when your ex is a lawyer who has been wanting custody. She should have gotten her son in therapy to deal with what he did and any other problems. It’s tough having your parents divorce (even when you’re an adult, and acrimonious divorces cause more trauma). Verbal abuse and grounding only builds resentment and pushes the kid towards the other parent. She should have also sold her house right after the divorce and bought one she and her new husband could pay for. She wouldn’t be getting child support forever, so she was going to get behind on the mortgage at some point. Usually alimony ends when the spouse remarries. Everyone sucks here. The mom wasn’t as interested in making sure her son understood why what he did was so horrible. She just wanted to stick to the punishment even though it wasn’t helpful and was sending her son right back to his father. She could have tried contacting her ex and talking to him about what happened and come up with a game plan that would actually teach their son to be a better person. The son was old enough to decide who to live with. She legally couldn’t give away his car. I do question some of her motives because she was headed towards financial trouble since her son was close to 18. She sounds reactive and stubborn to the point of hurting her relationships. Hopefully she learns her lesson and opens communication with her son. He’s going to need support once the father’s love bombing stops. Also married at 18?

😂Girl got a scholarship based off work she didnt Do SO SHE DIDNT ACTUALLY EARN SHIT EXPECT FOR THE ATHLETICS unless she hired some people to fake that as well😂

How is Op being forced to pay child support for Jack if he's 18? Like he's getting married seems pretty clear cut case to cease obligation.

At this point, I agree with not telling the kids. I'd have no more. I also agree with not telling the wife until she's strong enough to hear it.

I'll never understand the folks that hem and haw if it's a relative that steals from them. That doesn't matter. Stealing is stealing. By trying to explain it away or -forgive it- you ARE enabling them to do it again or do something much worse. At best to you or another family member; at worst with a stranger instead that ends up with them in jail (or worse). Respect and boundaries exist in every type of relationship. If they are stealing from you they do not care about you in the slightest. Family does not automatically equal you being a doormat.

My mom always told me that I would have to pay for my uni tuition, should I want to continue a higher education after high school. She encouraged me to get a student loan (which is technically called a ‘scholarship’ in my country because I don’t have to pay for interests) Nevertheless, I took a less risky loan (not the full tuition amount) and she still worked her ass off to support me match the ends. It was her way of teaching me that once I graduate, I should be adult enough to pay back my loan with a full-time job. I admire her and remain grateful for that. I think others whose studies have been paid by their parents are really blessed, but I don’t feel jealous since my mom taught me about financial morality and also kind of not taking anything for granted at the same time 😊

I think for college essay thing, it was just really personal to her(like lots of the Reddit posts and it wouldn’t feel good to be impersonated), not like your test answers, assignments etc. If the girl got into Ivy League schools and has multiple scholarships she should have work hard to write her own essay instead of plagiarizing someone’s personal essay.

Plagiarism is a serious thing! OP is not the AH at all for reporting it and its not her fault that the girl got kicked out. She made a choice by submitting essey that she didn't write and took this risk. Who knows, maybe if she would write something herself it would still be great and she would still get in.

38:25 the mom could always use the sons behavior in court. What he did is a federal offense that could land the boy in jail. And daddy can't save him from that. She could also encourage the girls to press charges since the nature of the crime falls under SA.

"Family shouldn't sue family." No, family shouldn't have to sue family.

Do not take responsibility for her spending. Once you confess that you spent it all, your credibility as a parent is gone. There is no reason for the wife to come clean once he has admitted it. She is playing him for a fool.

I designed the wedding rings for my husband and myself. We chose not to do an engagement ring. I found a local manufacturing jeweller, who made our wedding rings for $3500 total (plus 10% government tax). So $1750 each.

When it comes to both the matching engagement rings that my husband and I got in the matching wedding rings that we got, we only spent at most $300 to almost $400 in total. Both sets are made of silicone. I decided on that because he works in food service and if we got any other type of ring, you have to take it off while working.

The worst prank ever pulled on me was these children i thought were my friends at the time pretending to be threatening suicide to make me lose my shit. For context, a lot of my friends call me mom because i am a bit maternal.

I want an update on the story of the kid that praked the autistic girl. I really feel for this OP.

Dan literally has no claim for child support. He’s a rich lawyer, proved by the fact that he straight up bought a car IMMEDIATELY after getting a opportunity. He’s spoiled his son who shouldn’t even be eligible for child support but it’s New York so it goes up to 21 BUT the wedding makes it so that the payments stop

With the chocking story, i'm pretty sure there is a bystander law. So i'm pretty sure he wouldn't have won (the man who "sued").

My college is actually being paid for because both my parents work at colleges which have programs for the children of staff to pay a certain amount for their college. I got so fucking lucky with this

Academic dishonesty is a huge problem and to play Drive. Somebody else's admission essay takes that position away from someone else. They didn't do the work, and they don't deserve the reward. That's something that could get you expelled.

The dead mothers jewelry... the girlfriend was the most at fault. She threw a whole tantrum because she couldn't have a ring that was essentially an heirloom. The son has lost his mind to think he can steal from his own sister after getting a pretty hefty inheritance.

Cassie got the best step dad LETS GO

How does one get child support for a kid that is 18? Child support is over at 18. He was being taught a lesson and Dan comes and makes them the villains?! Idk all these stories are wild!

I really feel like it's the sentiment that counts way more than the cost of the ring. Like if my boyfriend got me a piece of plastic I'd be happy. It just might not last so we could make a replica later when we could afford it just so that it won't break. But I really don't feel like what it's made of is that important other than it not breaking.

Granted it was ages ago, but I think my ring cost about $800, but since we bought a few pieces at the same time, they might have given us a discount.

The first story is a phenomenon that has happened with other adoptees. Even sons and mothers. I have seen it on talk shows. I think if they meet on accident they associate genetic tendencies with having stuff in common and mistake it for romantic bond but it’s really just sibling and genetic behaviors. It’s strange but it happens

The mother who spent $150k of her daughters college fund is crazy! She wanted to avoid accountability. If she was scared of losing Cassie she should’ve thought of that before SPENDING THAT MUCH MONEY!!!!. The mother needs to sell the things I hope her therapists makes her return everything

The step- sibling story: I CANNOT believe that the mom and dad married each other KNOWING that their children were together and then getting married. They went ahead knowing that their relationship would make their children step sibling. To then demand that they end their relationship?! The AUDACITY. If anybody crossed the line it's HER. Disgusting

I have no love for any of my family, but my Mum. I would sue the hell out of them!

I am not a give me everything and make it expensive kind of girl. My mom asked if I would like her ring from her and my fathers marriage (they divorced) and I had said no as it was completely not my style and should be given to someone who would truly cherish it and wear it. My mom being amazing then offered to give my husband (to be husband at the time) the cash value of the ring to purchase an engagement ring for me. We did not ask, but she wanted to be a part of it in some way. That was about $3200, which is more than I ever expected and I still love my ring and my mom’s generous gift.

For the Heimlich story, if someone tries to sue you for bruising or broken ribs they recieved while you saved their life with the heimlich, you are protected by the Good Samaritan Act. As they said, better a broken rib than your life.

reminds me of the story of the brothers, where, one was adopted at birth, moved several states away, later on they meet each other, (can't remember how), but it turns out, they have the same name (except lastname ofc), looks identical, work in the same industry, likes the same things, had identical wives (yes, again, a pair of girl twins where one got adopted at birth, moved states away and such like the brothers), they had the same amount of kids, and they looked alike too, and with the same names, it is one of those stories where you just think "how, tf is this possible where there are so many identical similarities it is fucking creepy" 2nd edit: okay, the story about the sisters friend going after op's son for going into his own kitchen, the worst part is, if she tries to lecture someone and put down rules in SOMEONE ELSES HOUSE, imagine how she's like AS A TEACHER

Both my engagement and wedding ring were my mothers. My dad died when I was 14 and years later when my husband asked my mother for her blessing to propose. She got the ring resized and gave it to him to propose. My rings havent cost us anything but the sentimental value is huge. The exact rings my mother got married in, that my dad chose are now the same rings that I wear. Weve been married for 6 years and I will be passing them on to my daughter to continue this tradition. ❤❤

First story, OP is such a good guy honestly if he divorces he doesn’t have to worry about dating afterwards bc I’m like first in line to volunteer LOL he’s such a top notch guy seriously

Thanks! And I'm glad you asked! 1) Step Bro...in this day and age, SOMEONE, SOMEWHERE in the Childrens' lives WILL be doing genealogy and the 23&me genetic test, and they WILL discover the taboo nature of what happened. FATE intervened in this woman's life and Step-bro was meant to be there to save her life. Their lives, ultimately, are full of purpose and the most important thing is that they acknowledge the weirdness of it all but try to focus on what their mission here in life is. It could turn out to be, in the end, a closely-guarded, family, inside joke of sorts. We're not talking about the book, "Flowers in the Attic" here. 2)Mom is the one who needs to start (post haste) acknowledging her issues and get a job for the sole purpose of paying back into that fund immediately and until further notice. The other solutions offered by hubz for her to get therapy are also entirely appropriate. No, he shouldn't cover for her. The devotion the mom has to becoming a better person, once and for all, and to begin accepting responsibility might just be what ultimately corrects her relationship with her daughter. There's value in that. Next stop for dad, => financial planner AND a lawyer. Hubby is TOTALLY an angel and STRONGER for finally having been taught not just his financial value to the family as a provider but his own value as a person and that he AND his daughter deserve better.

10:48 people dating at 52 is NOT impossible, my 76 year old grandma found a new gf HIS AGE after his wife died. There is love out there!!

Okay a scholarship is NOT a free ride. She worked extremely hard for those scholarships. I have my GI bill and I had someone tell me I had a free ride, no I don’t, I served my country and in return I got school. It isn’t free.

College fund: mom as an addict is still an addiction and the fact she couldn't take personal responsibility means she would probably do it again. The relationship needs to end until she takes responsibility and shows she actually has remorse and has taken full responsibility in this, paying back at least some of the money. If I were Casey then I would start thinking about slowly building a relationship but not before.

With the collage fund story. I have a similar situation. Not close to that amount but i am the daughter in this situation. When me and my brother were born our parents made us a savings account. This account was meant to become available when we turned 25 or sooner for the following reasons: marriage, education or getting our own place. It were 2 accounts around 20k each 1 for me one for my brother. My parents got split when i was 18. My dad cut ties with us after. He refused to go to his own mothers funeral because we were there kinda bad but that is a whole other story. Because i was looking at homes 2 years ago (I am 24 rn going on 25) we reached out to see if we could make the funds available. Turns out he used up all the money.

I would have put that ring, in a lock box inside another lock box in side another lock box. In a bank gaurdered 24/7

My husband spent 1,300 on mine. I bought one from a divorced woman who got remarried and got the “upgrade” ring haha. The msrp was around 4,000. So I would say it was a good deal overall and when I saw the ring, I knew that was the one. It was the perfect size and I love the shape. Very happy and I’m glad I didn’t break the bank. Paid in cash that day.

As someone who worked in nursing for a while, if I'd received the sperm sample because I hadn't clarified it was a urine test, I would've said something along the lines of "Just to double check, are you hear for a sperm count and motility check, or sexual health screening?" Then apologised that it was my mistake, and that I should've asked for a urine sample because that's all you need for the screening, hand him a new pot for a urine sample, and ask if he minded if I disposed of the other sample. Deep down, he'd know that I knew, but having that little bit of deniability can make the world of difference for someone's self esteem. It goes from "I did the most embarrassing thing!" into "Did I ever tell you about the time a nurse accidentally asked me for a sperm sample?"

I went to college at a later age in life and because I am an awful student I had to take some classes multiple times so needless to say my college debt is rather large. That being said, I am going to be paying this off until I die, I have accepted my faith and am ok with it. Therefore, when my son goes off to college, I am just going to take on that debt so he doesn't have to worry about it 🤷‍♀

If I were Cassie I’d disown my mom lmao. If they told me that mom wanted dad to lie about it. If I wouldn’t know everything, just about her spending the money I’d probably be sad at first, but then I’d probably worry about mom? Shopping addiction can be a mess. I’ve one myself, but I just took loans to fund it. Now I got better job that lets me buy a little something every month and pay the loans. But it’s not a solution, as I sometimes still take small few months loans that I’ve to pay interest rates. Losing money while still feeding my addiction. Actually there was a moment when I had my fam involved. Monthly payments got so high that I needed my bro to take a loan for me on better terms. He had it for 3 months, luckily after that I was able to take loan on my name on even better terms and took it from him. But those 3 months were scary. It was right before I switched jobs.

The story about the cruel prank I feel like the best thing OP could do is go public air out what her son and ex are doing and how they are attacking her because she was trying to teach her son that doing something like that is cruel especially in this day and age where many youths are realizing they are autistic aswell, him pranking an autistic girl will just make him look worse

That story about the son with the prank and the divorced parents is WILD. I get whiffs of something being slightly skewed in the story but I will take it at face value for the time being. I legit do not understand how someone can be that evil. The entire story reeks of rich entitled kid and it sucks the father is encouraging it instead of actually being a father and teaching his son. That is a HUGE event that needed to be handled and taught correctly. This barely legal adult did something horrible and was punished for it. Then the father undo's all of it and rewards him for running away from his punishment. The father acted more like a rich big brother instead of a father that needed to teach their child responsibility. He may be the most petty and vindictive man on the planet. He totally had a grudge and used every dirty tactic in the book to gaslight and taunt her over some sick grudge.

The ring: I feel like it's on you if you didn't have it insured. Idk. But the brother's family should try and help.

Omg these ring stories are freaking me out omg. I have a very valuable ring passed from my grandmother. The thing is huge and gawdy 8 carat omg its beautiful. When i go out i love wearing it i feel so rich lmao. Id die if someone flushed it or stole it. I now wana hide it away forever. My sister did try to steal it when my mom had it but she got it back. Then my sister stole my wedding set so my mom gave me my grandmothers ring in exchange. It is seriously my most prized possession and want to pass it to my daughter.

As to the ring-I would take two cops with me, walk right up to Jake's fiance, and tear that ring right off her finger. And if I was feeling particularly petty and nasty, I'd make sure I did it in front of a crowd of their family and friends. 🤬

The ring story- I think it’s the principle of taking responsibility of your kids even if you are at a family members house.

Dan is 100% the AH. He is teaching his son how to be a bully.

My husband got away scot-free with my rings. In total they cost $100 because I don’t like to wear jewelry mainly rings and anything on my arms. and I’m rough on my hands so I wanted something that was easy to replace if needed and now I’m changing to a silicone ring because I messed up the other one 😂

Plagiarism is disgusting. Getting her butt booted was the kind and generous outcome that she more than earned.

The wife who stole the money. That wasn't a mistake. That was calculated and done for years.

I literally gasped out loud when the wife asked the husband to take the fall, NO FUCKING WAY!!!

On the Reddit post about the couple days going to get married or now step-siblings there is no state law that prohibits step-sibling from marrying

lmaoooo my mother was a shopaholic so I can relate😅

I was married 7 years before my husband got me an engagement ring. I had a plain gold wedding band and I was fine with that. He slipped it in my Christmas stocking.

That story about the jizz cup sounds suspicously close to a stand up bit by jeff foxworthy from the early 90s. Uses the same phrasing and everything, thats how I recognized it. I was obsessed with that jeff foxworthy album when I was a kid.

first story, tell the kids. for medical reasons and incase they learn about it on their own later on, the shock and betrayal would be a lot to handle. and I just finished watching another reddit story where this case happened to a kid. his mom and family new about incest in the family, but he didn't and was pissed. he had medical issues and apparently has a lot of family in the town and was scared he might have dated a relative unbenowst to him. just don't keep secrets guys.

I feel so sad and sorry about the mom who disciplined her son. Well, karma will definitely come get that son of hers and her ex-husband. I hope she'll be okay.

With the wife and husband being related, is a similar thing to what happened to me, except the adoption part. Me and my ex-bf are 2nd cousins once removed (his dad and my maternal grandmother are cousins), we didn't know we were related until his dad told him. Lol

Even though I love my engagement ring, I told him that he could get me a ring from a charity shop and I’d still say yes because as long as you really love the person you’re with, materialistic things don’t matter. I will admit that I still flash the ring every chance I get 🤣🤣

cheating in university is very serious especially if its to get in. its very unfair and someone who actually did the work lost the chance to go to school cuz of someone cheating. getting kicked out was the right thing cuz now someone who worked really hard just got an email that changed their life.

If you can't afford a house without your ex partner's money you should not have gotten that house

I hope Dan gets whats comming. Teach your son how to be worse than he already is. See what happens when you need someone to wipe your a*s and all you taught your son was to bully impared people. See how you like it when your the impared one.😂

I gave my hubby a list of stones, cuts, settings, and metals for him to pick from when picking my engagement ring.

The story about the nephews flushing the ring. As it turns out they didn't flush it. OP brother had them to steal it because he needed the money.