My husband cheated and gave me an std while I'm currently pregnant. 

I saw the update for story 1. The op did end up having the abortion. And she filed for divorce.

36:53 I completely disagree with the narrator. Why are you calling OP vengeful, she isn't. While people are allowed to have different perspectives on how to let go of anger towards the ones who hurt them, including forgiveness, people are NOT allowed to bulldoze those perspectives on others. Just because someone chooses to let go by literally going no contact or being indifferent, doesn't mean they are wrong. Nobody, certainly not the ex-fiance nor this holier than thou narrator has the right to call out OP on her choice. We don't know what that dad did to OP for her to want nothing to do with him. She is allowed to heal at her own pace and by her own means. This is why I dislike religious, family is everything types, they just want to sweep issues down the rug in the so-called spirit of forgiveness. Such BS.

Well vengeful is a wrong word. If that father just ran away and disconnected from his child, shr has every right to not let him back or not forgive. That doesn't make her vengeful. Her ex-fiance being compassionate isnt the problem. For someone who's that good and forgiving, he should have known to respect boundaries as well

OP isn't vengeful. Her bio abandoned her and her family and she doesn't want him in her life. It doesn't seem he wants to be back himself. He needs to earn forgiveness and is not entitled to it. To be fair, I feel like people who get good families don't always understand how this kind of things feel. I'm worst than her about my own father (to be fair, he did worst too). Not every parent deserve to have children and she most likely protecting herself from more pain and anger. Besides, I read stories before where fiancee would "trap" their partner by inviting the estranged parents behind their back, even with a long history of various abuse, and it never end well. A partner who doesn't respect that kind of boundary can't be trusted.

Story 4: Yes, OP F'ed around and found out, sure. However, to me she seems more of an adult than her parents, who'd rather stick with their morals than helping their child to go through her pregnancy. The whole purpose of handing her child to adoption is to punish their daughter, and since they can't do that they resorted to name calling and cold treatment. A similar situation happened with my mother. She was forced to give up her first child - my stepbrother - to keep studying. 40 years later, in her deathbed, she was still talking how she regretted that decision, and how she would do anything to go back in time to do it differently. No, I don't think marrying the father will be a good idea, I know for a fact that she will not be able to go to school for several years and will be stuck with the father of her child wherever he moves to. But looking 10, 20 years into the future, I can definitely say she will have far less regrets tha, she would've if she had bent under her parent's pressure. Hard times are ahead of you, OP. I wish you and your child all the best in the world. ... and as for OP's parents, they will get a taste of what's like losing a child. I don't wish that upon anyone, but I won't blame OP for cutting them out of her life once she marries.

My dream is to hear the narrator say deez nuts. XD

36:52 - Whoa, hold up there bud. Vengeful? Less forgiving? I had to rewind because that caught me completely off guard and I want to be certain you said what you did. I have no words right now. Absolutely none. OP does not owe her father anything. She doesn’t need to accept his “olive branch” at all. I am surprised that you would even say that since you narrated the story but allow me to fill in the gaps for you since you obviously didn’t meditate on what you read: After the divorce of her parents, OP’s father abandoned his children. When she said that they had been disappointed many times by him before they finally cut him out of their lives completely, what she is saying is that the children attempted to keep a relationship with him, but he kept rejecting them. This… man… if you can even call him that, had made promises of coming to see them, but did not stick to them. After a while of attempting to keep him in their lives and only being given surface level communication, they decided that they had enough and gave him what he obviously wanted… to not have his children in his new life. Although OP doesn’t say or perhaps I missed it on how many years passed before the father extended an “olive branch” to them, but judging from OP’s own story, it had been quite a while, a few years at the very least and quite frankly since she mentioned that she had dated Lucas in high school and said he knew the history of her relationship with her father, that sounds like at the very least a decade… why didn’t he extend the olive branch earlier? Why cut contact with his children in the first place. And “neither party is in the wrong?” are you being serious right now? Neither party… dude, I cannot express this enough *the father abandoned his children!* He was 100% in the absolute *wrong* and why are you trying to make it sound like OP is in the wrong for giving him what he wanted? Why? Just because he reached out finally after who knows how long?

I wish that girl all the best, but I could never marry someone I don't love, I can't even feel comfortable with someone who bores me. i mean what would happen if the guy finds his true love, if it's not her then what will he do then. I dunno I just feel bad for the baby

Wow, that's a lot of children 😮😮😮

I feel bad for the baby in story 4

I feel so bad for OP in story 4 😢😢😢

Massive kudos to the young lady and her baby. I'm so proud of her for not giving in to pressure from her parents. She's making so many good solid mature choices. Getting pregnant was a mistake, but she's getting her crap together and making everything as right as she can. Getting married for a baby is usually a bad choice, but it seems like there's valid reasons and bride/groom both understand exactly where they stand. I doubt they will have a fairy tale romance, but at least they are both coming into it as mature adults, unlike her actual adult parents. I hope she goes no contact with them and they never meet their grandson.

Pregnancy, childbirth, and parenthood are not punishments. These are the kind of parents who try to prevent their teen from having an epidural so she really has to feel the “punishment”

Happened to me. I was 8 months pregnant.

dayum that’s something husband of the year right there 😂😂😂😂😂😂

green narrator's opinions sucks

The seven-year-old most likely does have autism, but won't be diagnosed until she is older because when they are young they do tests that are from studies from male autistic kids, while female autistic kids have something called masking, where they look at the people around them to understand what is happening and what is appropriate. Like looking people in the eyes and figuring out how to tell emotions by hearing the rone because they are focusing on it. So she most likely is autistic. While male autistic kids have a harder time understanding tone and looking people in the eyes and because the tests are based on the studies of male autistic kids, female autistic kids usually get undiagnosed.

Story 4: OP needs to get her head out of her a**. The father of the child will resent you. You don’t have a stable job nor a stable home. She’s forcing a man that has no interest in her into marriage. I know I’m going to get hate for this but I’m speaking the truth. I’m a mother myself and I was in this situation. I got pregnant at 18 and had my son at 19. I am with his dad we are together and engaged. But I’m speaking from experience it was extremely hard. I did not have a job nor his dad. My parents were really angry but they supported me. I decided to keep the baby because I was all in my feelings. I forced my fiance to have a child. We both were not prepared. I advise op to give the child for adoption because her plan is not full proof. She throwing her life away at a young age. I do not regret my son at all. He’s a happy 8 year old and I can’t imagine my life without him. My fiance states the same do I wish I had a better head on my shoulders at the time yes. I wish I had my son later on in life when I and his father had built a strong foundation. There’s many things I wish I could change but oh well. I put myself and my fiance in this position. My fiance told me many years prior, when our son was barely born that he resented me. That I forced him at a young age to be a parent. I don’t blame him for resenting me still. We had nothing and we struggled hard to raise our child and made sure he did not go without. I’m telling my story so OP can understand it’s not a game. It’s another living being, having two parents that don’t love each other. Not having financial stability nor a stable home it will mess the child up. Even more so when you are getting married to a military man. It’s even more difficult. I hope OP can open her eyes. I’m saying all of this out of pure concern.

3. Maybe change the wording next time because it’s not “Vengeance” it’s trauma on OP’s part. It’s her decision to make and he should just accept that, it’s not like dad or OP is dying. Story 5: I hate to be that guy, but is pranking like this really Therapy worthy? Especially since an officer the stepdaughter respected talked to her about it? The camp was over board, but therapy still seems a bit much for relatively normal childish behavior.

What is the video game in the background? Looks very western/apocalypse

The second story sounds 100% like America to me

Wow

Can you tell my story

that’s not vengeful. that’s a boundary. he’s absolutely in the wrong for crossing her boundaries.

Love this voice actor!