Parents Sold Our House When I Turned 18, Leaving Me Homeless So They Could Travel. 5 Years Later... 

Do they expect not to get old?

​@@worldcomicsreview354 nope. Narcissists are impulsive and entitled. They 100% expect their manipulation will be sufficient once the time comes for them to need to use you again. It's sick. And they only get worse the older they get.

they're used to the kids being desperate for their acceptance and feeling guilty

He couldn’t cus its made up

Like do not take the revenge back

Because those people who say that probably have done that themselves in some form or another.

@@sigfried45 this, shitty people are worried of retaliation

Because generally when first confronted the other party is only aware of some of it and don't have the whole story

I can't understand that, either. It would probably take a psychiatrist or psychologist to be able to explain it.

Because this story is 100% fake

This 😂

Lmfao

KARMA IS HARAM

True.

I wish I had a baby

That's the absolute tooth.

THIS. Just because someone is good with children doesn't mean they'll be good parents. And just because someone is a good person doesn't mean they're good parents. It sound hypocritical but it's true. Someone can be nice and still be a horrible parent (I'm not talking about op's parents specifically since, in their case, it seems that they were also horrible people who used orders and discharged them when they weren't useful anymore)

@@Maria-wi1pj yeah. in my case, my mother said that one of the reasons she picked my father was because when he worked at a School, he was really nice with the students and a good bunch of them really liked him, he even was very kind and warm to my mother's nieces and nephews. It was a really big surprise for everyone that, once my brother and i started to grow up, he really cared a lot more about himself than us. At some points in life he even make us feel as if we were some kind of bother to him, and for as long as we studied at the same school where he worked, we never understood why so many people seem to appreciate him so much, cause we never fully saw his good side (not to mention that he cared more about his reputation at the school, than about our well-being).

is like that with these story's they treat op like crap and then when something bad happens to them they come crawling back i quote bully maguire "you want forgiveness? Get religion"

Because they never want to admit to their mistakes and faults. Or they genuinely don't believe they've done anything wrong. My situation with one of my parents is that they don't like admitting they were wrong and what they did was wrong. But there's a lot of people who really don't think they did anything bad in the first place. That's got to be really frustrating

Me either. His mom sounds like mine and yes I've gone no contact but I had in the past tried to have a relationship with her. Impossible. Some people I went to middle and high school with reach out via social media from time to time one of them always says "but she's your mom" "how can u not see or talk to her" "omg I cant go without my mom" it makes me so angry when he does that. If he had the sense of a rock he'd cut his unfit mom off too. She abandoned him at 4 with strangers in California had 6 kids with 6 different men none would stay the only reason my classmates made it back to Louisiana was pure devine intervention. His dad had a brother in the army he saw the kid with a group of hippies high on something so he gave one of them money to get the boy and brought him back home but took him to the grandparents home where he stayed until he was 11 then had to go back to a 2 room apartment and 5 other kids. Some people are not parents they don't deserve anything that comes with being a parent. His mom is one of those types of people and I think he handled perfectly.

​@@aliciacamille636 damn bro i hope ur alr. Wish u th best

because the mother puts the act like Shes sorry and changed etc. the wife gets blinded by that and sides with the mom and not the op who suffered a lot through his life

It’s usually when they come from broken families or lost their parents recently so they will take any chance at a parental figure. Even if it means overstepping their boundaries

this is the 'famblee' propaganda bs that is spewed. if an F is relatively healthy, it is the strongest unit, but dysfunctional? wouldn't tolerate this behavior from a stranger. why put up with it just because it wears the label of relative

Easy bro, she was coming from a place of regret for the loss of her own parents, after he talked with her she understood and even apologised, wife is a queen and op is lucky to have her

I reckon it's because the spouses have only heard the story but didn't live through the situation. I believe this can be applied to a lot of stories as well

AI 😊

@@Dinn0Nugz “I’m only human after all” headass

She just told him to consider it because she's been through the same thing she gets to say "hey consider this carefully"

@@JupitersTears She's being a judgemental AH. She hasn't been through the same thing - she wasn't thrown out of her home at 18 - she doesn't get to say that: OP said no, he had good reason.

Climb tf back down into a breathable atmosphere.

I read it as he was their "checklist baby." They got married, bought a house, had good jobs, so everyone expected them to have children to complete the picture. Once they had him, they just did the bare minimum until their parental chore was done.

Exactly. The "be the bigger person" brigade always annoy me.

I think you're responding to the wrong video since there is only one story in this video.

No. She just didn't understand his feelings until he talked to her about it. Did you not watch the video or did you just want to have a reason to not like her 🤔?

@@mariegiardini If she did not understand they could have talked if you get with someone and they like I don't fuck with these people you should accept it.

exactly bro

Except that legally you can’t kick a child out at 18 because they’re now tenants of your home with rights

@@dimsufferer9951 wrong. They not even pay rent.

Pariah is a term we use over in the US. It’s uncommon, but it gets used in general conversation.

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Karma is also Hindi words used in English..some words r common

Pajama is a hindi word used in English as well.

Was that English?

Your mother must be the same kind of pos ops is.

You are not first

@@nanafosu1503 oh i didnt see

Ragebait

@@GodFusionShiro nope logics

Ragebait used to be good

@@crazymartin526 humanity used to have common sense

@@iwtbrnk Nah we never did