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r/Bestof I Found My Long-Lost Brother 

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0:00 Intro
0:09 Found my brother
4:13 Step dad vs bio dad
11:32 Embarrassing encounter
"Sneaky Snitch" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) License: CC By Attribution 3.0

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@silverflight01
@silverflight01 Год назад
Story 2: OP's Bio-dad stopped being OP's father after he started mistreating her, and he as some serious audacity to think he's still a good father just because he paid child support. Lenny is the real father here, being there for OP and all her achievements. And yeah, he sounds like he can't handle the reality when OP lays it out in front of him. He needs to accept his failures
@bibigamer502
@bibigamer502 Год назад
Op’s Bio-“dad” would rather think he’s a good dad then admit he did anything wrong
@lorilancaster5917
@lorilancaster5917 Год назад
And funny how he recruited his mistress to do his dirty work and call OP about how she hurt his feelings. Screw the fact he’s done nothing but hurt OPs feelings for decades. I hope OP officially goes no contact with him and those who backed out of the wedding to side with him. She has no obligations to him
@user-ut3jk7it6c
@user-ut3jk7it6c Год назад
hope the bio daddy will be uninvited "because he would be bitter and ruin the ceremony" his side of the family belongs in the trash bin too
@unvoicedapollo3318
@unvoicedapollo3318 Год назад
​@bibigamer502 i've taken to calling breeders egg/sperm donors when they clearly aren't parents where it counts
@thunderflare59
@thunderflare59 Год назад
Weapons grade delusion.
@BDM276
@BDM276 Год назад
I feel that the hypocrisy of her dad not wanting his daughter at his wedding but still wanting to give his daughter away at her wedding deserved more attention. Honestly, he should be glad he's invited at all.
@lorilancaster5917
@lorilancaster5917 Год назад
Exactly and also it’s not like he paid for anything. Further showing how entitled he feels.
@nationalinstituteofcheese3012
He didn’t even want to congratulate her. Just to show off as the father of the bride and get attention and praise for doing f all
@ReigoVassal
@ReigoVassal Год назад
Honestly, I don't even think he will come anyway if he get the role to walk her down aisle. So nothing is lost
@jackchop1576
@jackchop1576 5 месяцев назад
I could understand the dad being miffed if he paid for it all and then she pulled that stunt.
@THEDubbleHelixx
@THEDubbleHelixx Год назад
In my experience as a once 6-year-old child, kids that age typically like any new, exciting thing they get to do with their parents. I think you're right in that she probably wasn't the one to suggest fishing and wouldn't have come up with it on her own, but I'd bet she was super excited to do it regardless, just because she wanted to have fun with her father.
@VaellinTheBard
@VaellinTheBard Год назад
My thoughts exactly.
@errantwinds-up8uu
@errantwinds-up8uu Год назад
I agree. My dad took me fishing once when I was 8 (I'm a girl) and I loved spending the one on one time with him and got so excited when I caught a fish!
@unvoicedapollo3318
@unvoicedapollo3318 Год назад
What I was thinking
@rebeccajesse4604
@rebeccajesse4604 Год назад
Lol I used to go fishing with my dad, I usually ended up leaving him in charge of both poles and going to search for reptiles and amphibians instead. Still really enjoyed the trips :-)
@10Raccoon
@10Raccoon Год назад
This is exactly what I was thinking. As a female, I used to live fishing with my dad when I was little(still do actually) because it was time that I got to spend with my dad, which isn't something I got to do much because of his job.
@BadassHater1
@BadassHater1 Год назад
"You can't give me away at my wedding when you gave me away 20 years ago as your child" Hello? Police? I would like to report a verbal manslaughter.
@tearstoneactual9773
@tearstoneactual9773 Год назад
r/muderedbywords
@astrology_2
@astrology_2 Год назад
r/murderbywords material 👍
@tiffanygray
@tiffanygray Год назад
That was an iconic burn!
@giggle_snort
@giggle_snort Год назад
Pure poetry. (chef's kiss)
@OneBrokenEgg
@OneBrokenEgg 11 месяцев назад
r/murderedbywords
@Reuraku
@Reuraku Год назад
Last story: The daughter clearly didn't think it through seeing as she was fully naked in the living room leaving her no escape plan in the event something happens, like it did.
@Cjking1
@Cjking1 Год назад
Oof
@dudeorduuude5211
@dudeorduuude5211 Год назад
Yes. Right in the open and naked? Too risky.
@eric98292
@eric98292 Год назад
To be fair, she is 15 and probably didn't think she would get caught. I had a similar thing happen to me when I was a teenager. Mom walked in on me. Super awkward but I was in the living room so it was my own fault.
@Dalekscientist
@Dalekscientist Год назад
​@@eric98292at 15 I was still extremely careful. Nothing was taking place outside a locked bedroom or bathroom
@KALEIGHdoscope
@KALEIGHdoscope Год назад
​@@eric98292I was the same way at home because it was rare for both my parents plus my sister to be gone simultaneously for long/predictable stretches. But I have an ex who was an only child of a single mother and we definitely risked it at his place, because the odds of her coming home 4+ hours early were virtually nonexistent.
@CelesteMinerva
@CelesteMinerva Год назад
The last story KILLED ME. I know the daughter was dreadfully embarrassed but she's fine. OP is an awesome dad and I wish them both the best. I'm sure in 10 years they'll be busting out laughing about this.
@mandymagnolia1966
@mandymagnolia1966 Год назад
Oh I’m sure she’s just mortified right now 😂 she’ll be fine. No one wants to get caught by their parents while they’re…ya know 😅 I’m sure they’ll be laughing about it in a few years too
@laurenstewart5707
@laurenstewart5707 Год назад
It absolutely boggles my mind that she was in the living room 😂 At that age, I wouldn’t dare step out of my room or bathroom buttnaked for fear of stories like this.
@anderssorenson9998
@anderssorenson9998 Год назад
I'll be sure to keep an eye out for the inevitable "AITA for telling the story about the time my daughter was rubbing one out buck naked in the living room during her wedding speeches?".
@Milk-ck1wv
@Milk-ck1wv Год назад
who tf even watches pron NAKED NOT EVEN IN YOUR HOUSE BUT AT YOUR DADS HOUSE ON THE BIG SCREEN.
@ObeyLucifer
@ObeyLucifer Год назад
the amount of second-hand embarrassment I felt made me want to literally melt into the ground. I couldn't imagine being her. She's a better person than me because if that ever happened to me, I'd get plastic surgery, change my name, and move to a different country.
@PinataFreaks
@PinataFreaks Год назад
2nd story: "Are you still upset about the past?" This isn't the past. This is the present. The dad is still doing this. Nothing has changed.
@sourisvoleur4854
@sourisvoleur4854 Год назад
Well I can't be upset about the future because it hasn't happened yet. What's so strange about being upset by the past?
@ReigoVassal
@ReigoVassal Год назад
This is consequences of his actions.
@HobieInTheBox
@HobieInTheBox Год назад
Story 1: that's not parenting or discipline. That's abuse. People like OPs mom don't deserve kids.
@pugtie4695
@pugtie4695 Год назад
Yep
@SoldierSpiderx
@SoldierSpiderx Год назад
fact and I bet that wasn't the first time OP mom beat her brother and she even told him you ain't my kid that would hurt any kid at any age and ran away and that if I was OP I would cut all contact with her after that like OP father did
@kyl3_brøfløvskii
@kyl3_brøfløvskii Год назад
FRRRR BRO
@lame1191
@lame1191 Год назад
i mean he did deserve that ass whoopin but the not her son part is the issue
@HobieInTheBox
@HobieInTheBox Год назад
@@lame1191 he fucking didn't, he was 9, he's just a kid. The punishment should fit the crime and beating children isn't gonna teach them shit. Don't ever have kid please
@madambutterfly1997
@madambutterfly1997 Год назад
Lenny you are a Godsend. More stepfathers need to be more like you
@peterhobson3262
@peterhobson3262 Год назад
OP obviously agrees since she said that Lenny would be her kids' grandfather. I've no doubt that Lenny will be a superb grandfather.
@mediocremapleleaf7797
@mediocremapleleaf7797 Год назад
For all intensive purposes Lenny IS ops father
@jalindepriest7311
@jalindepriest7311 Год назад
He's not a stepdad, he's the dad that stepped up
@madambutterfly1997
@madambutterfly1997 Год назад
@jalindepriest7311 I hate that phrase. You know know how many people has said that line expecting a pat on the back just for being present but contributing nothing of value
@anonyorb4197
@anonyorb4197 Год назад
Lenny lost the title step father when he not only stepped up but built a home for op. He is the father.
@xKCAZxLEADER
@xKCAZxLEADER Год назад
First Story: I get being upset over the kid breaking the tv while playing with the ball in the house but how OP's mom went about punishment is insanely wrong. Beating ur child and basically saying u are disowning him is not something u just "say in the heat of the moment. What did OP's mom expect to happen after what she said to her own son? Wow this guy is a different breed of mature; his mom caused him to runaway and suffer a lot in his life and he is still willing to forgive her for everything. I wish this man nothing but the best in the coming future. The coincidence OP had here is insane Second Story, NTA: This man has the nerve to be upset with the fact he won't walk OP down the isle when in reality he was never a dad to OP from the start. The fact that Lenny was more of a father to OP than this deadbeat ever was speaks a lot of volume. This man don't deserve the title of OP's dad and he has no right to claim OP as his daughter when he was barely/never in OP's life. Lmaoooo he was a "great father"? To who? I sure as hell wasn’t to OP. Lmaoooo he has the audacity to have a broken heart when everything OP said to him was HIS choices HE made. Funny how he never even apologize or took accountablility Third Story: Wow that is very awkward. Obviously it was an accident and all but I can’t imagine how both OP and his daughter feels in this situation. I think she is just insanely embarassed. I’m glad everything worked out in the end. Now I think she thought OP was really mad at her for what she did
@autisticwitch7581
@autisticwitch7581 Год назад
That was my first thought. Who the fuck beats their kid and disowns them as punishment for breaking a TV? I also doubt that was the first time as that behavior and your kid running away doesn't come out of nowhere. The father was right to blame and divorce her.
@xKCAZxLEADER
@xKCAZxLEADER Год назад
@@autisticwitch7581agreed
@godlegend-jz8kv
@godlegend-jz8kv Год назад
why do you comment here so much
@TheSquids
@TheSquids Год назад
​@@godlegend-jz8kv Whats wrong with that?
@TwighlightLugia
@TwighlightLugia Год назад
I swear to god, parents will do and say shit to their own kids that they wouldn't dare do to an adult. I used to be the childhood scapegoat too, and I have never once even yelled at one of my loved ones in anger, let alone beat them or effectively disown them. I'm just incapable of understanding the mentality of being that hateful to someone you love 'in the heat of the moment.' It just literally doesn't compute in my head.
@beyond13reaper
@beyond13reaper Год назад
rSlash, the first story has a super wholesome ending. I'm so happy that OP found their brother and are catching up. Please do more wholesome stories.
@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072
Wait who’s whose which ever is correct lol
@syrefayne8922
@syrefayne8922 Год назад
​@@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072idk what you're trying to say but "whose" is possessive and "who's" is the contraction of "who is"
@jamiesuejeffery
@jamiesuejeffery Год назад
I was a teenager once. I have had two teenage kids. Her father walking in on her must have been horrifying! As an adult, it is absolutely hilarious. I'm glad the dad and daughter made up.
@soulgazer11
@soulgazer11 Год назад
Having been kicked out by my parents in my teens, that first story made me sob. I met some not very good people when I was on my own years ago. I understand him.
@LuciusLucius
@LuciusLucius Год назад
does it have anything to do with being trans :(
@Hatsune_mikuxX
@Hatsune_mikuxX Год назад
​?
@soulgazer11
@soulgazer11 Год назад
@@LuciusLucius nope. Honestly, i'd have preferred if it did. At least I would've been able to rationalize it by saying my parents are just bigots, but they're not. They don't care who I am. My mother is a narcissist who prefers my sister, and my dad prioritizes his girlfriend's every whim. Even my grandparent's place was a no go, my grandma's nuts. Had to get out of their house for my own sanity. I was kicked out 5 times, my parents pushing me onto the next one like an unwanted hot potato. Ended up getting my own place at 17. I'm 22 now, starting university in 2 weeks 😁. I'm going to be a therapist!
@lexalot8337
@lexalot8337 Год назад
@@soulgazer11 Damn look at you go. Good luck in uni!
@Milk-ck1wv
@Milk-ck1wv Год назад
​@@soulgazer11GOODLUCK!!❤
@LeoGeminiPassyon
@LeoGeminiPassyon Год назад
2nd story- as a girl, I can tell you my dad took me fishing and I HATED it. But, the memories that I have of being on the water, catching my first (very small) fish, releasing it back is so precious to me. Even more so now because my dad is no longer here. So for me, fishing with my dad is only about the memories and the quality time that he shared with me.
@jplayzow
@jplayzow Год назад
I enjoy going fishing for it being an activity to bond with family not for it being fishing regardless of gender you usually want to be on good terms with your family to promise that and then back out forever is a no
@zt_g
@zt_g 11 месяцев назад
As someone who would be glad if I never had to go fishing again, I didn't mind it so much as a little girl. Yeah, I'd get bored. As an adult, the BEST Christmas presents I've ever gotten from my parents has been tickets to see live theater. Don't get me wrong, I LOVE theater, but the time with my parents withough my siblings or other distractions is priceless. As a kid, I didn't get this alone time, especially with my dad. So yeah, even though I hate fishing, I look back fondly on the many fishing and camping trips I had with my family growing up. My family couldn't afford fancy trips, but we could afford to go camping. So we did. I appreciate my parents for doing the best they could with what they had. Also, I know plenty of women/girls who love fishing. If my dad wasn't into fishing, I probably never would have went, but at 6, you have to be exposed to things to know if you like them.
@cecejamesable
@cecejamesable Год назад
Story 2: Dad has no right to complain, he didn't just drop the ball, he destroyed it and left it to fester in the sun. Just like his relationship with OP.
@maieen2665
@maieen2665 Год назад
*First OP:* It's wild that OP and her brother crossed paths by chance like that. I'm glad her brother's doing better, and that they could reunite. I hope their dad reaches out, too. *Second OP:* "How can you give me away when you gave me away 20 years ago?" Mic. Effin'. Drop. OP was NTA. I'm surprised she even invited her dad to her wedding, considering he didn't invite her to his. *Third OP:* I'm glad things worked out between OP and his daughter, but I can't get past the part where she was on the couch buck nekkid?! That's just unsanitary! Other people sit there!
@lorilancaster5917
@lorilancaster5917 Год назад
Why didn’t she do this in her own room? Along with being unsanitary she was in a more open area where OP could’ve walked in on her.
@errantwinds-up8uu
@errantwinds-up8uu Год назад
She didn't go to her own room because she didn't have a TV there. But yes, agreed it's super gross, but 15 year olds aren't always super smart!
@twistysunshine
@twistysunshine Год назад
I have a similar situation to 2nd OP, my dad never invited me to his, I never invited him to mine. It seems like a fair trade
@laurenstewart5707
@laurenstewart5707 Год назад
@@errantwinds-up8uuPhones exists, but yeah the thinking wasn’t there this time 😂
@xKCAZxLEADER
@xKCAZxLEADER Год назад
I completely skipped over that fact. He did exclude OP from the wedding but OP invited him to here
@calex197
@calex197 Год назад
Story 2: I think you're getting too caught up in the fact that he was going to take op fishing in a "sexist" way, I think op probably just wanted to spend time with her dad no matter what they did, but he ditched her and that broke her heart.
@ryukaze7392
@ryukaze7392 Год назад
That's what I was feeling as well. Like seriously...move on Rslash.
@lorilancaster5917
@lorilancaster5917 Год назад
Yeah i liked fishing as a child and as an adult. Whether OP likes fishing or not, she likely appreciated the thought, if he went through with it, that it was an isolated hobby where they could bond. However he flaked
@truthseeker9249
@truthseeker9249 Год назад
Rslash took that a little too seriously but he DID have a point. Dad's like him can be like that. They barely even know anything about their kids and the only time they do a half-assed good thing for their child it's something that THEY like, not something their kid likes. Cause Dad's like that are selfish af.
@calex197
@calex197 Год назад
@@truthseeker9249 I agree with his point completely, I'm just saying I think rslash focused a little more on the depth of the issue than what could be simply just a child that wants to have a parent's undivided attention. I try to make it a point to do everything with my daughter and even started teaching her how to fish when she showed an inkling of interest
@truthseeker9249
@truthseeker9249 Год назад
@@calex197 yeah I know. I really want our kids to take up activities where they're active. I really want them to either dance or take up sports. And regardless they're all going to learn how to fight. They need to have at least somewhat of a healthy weight and they need to be able to handle themselves in combat. I was bullied in school but was lucky enough to never be hit. If someone tried to fight me I would have been vaporized. I don't want that to happem to them. Maybe I'll teach them to fish if we ever live next to a lake. Catching your own food feels good.
@GremlinAbsolute
@GremlinAbsolute Год назад
As someone who has been in the same situation as OPs daughter in the last post, it is something that will sadly haunt her for the rest of time. Best advice I can give to her is stay cautious when alone and watch the videos on your phone instead of the TV
@littlemisseatscrispsforbre5353
I'm sorry but I'm faking death or emigrating because either one is better than facing up to it 😖😳
@FearMyLadyBits
@FearMyLadyBits Год назад
I think if you ask any parent if they'd rather catch their kid rubbing one out or doing the dirty with another person, it'll be masturbation for the win every time. I'd probably say something like, "this is embarrassing, but good to know everything's in working order. if you have any questions about porn or sex positions please ask; I just want you to be safe and enjoying yourself when you're ready to be s*xually active. "
@Onion1976
@Onion1976 Год назад
@@littlemisseatscrispsforbre5353Ong
@zt_g
@zt_g 11 месяцев назад
I'm so glad OP handled it like an adult should: reassure the kid they didn't do anything wrong and take steps not to have to see it again. Though I live alone and still feel weird watching the videos on my laptop, let alone the tv, so good on the daughter for learning what she likes and bless the poor dad trying to help them both move on.
@zt_g
@zt_g 11 месяцев назад
@@littlemisseatscrispsforbre5353 completely rational. I don't blame the daughter here at all. Just glad OP did the best he could so that they can now pretend it never happened.
@complainx3
@complainx3 Год назад
Story 2: Damn, in the end, the father still didn’t attend any of OP’s events. He had a chance to make up for any of his past show up failures, yet still couldn’t be bothered and was too ashamed/prideful to give his “only daughter” congratulations on her future happiness. Hopefully OP starts calling him by name bc he is a stranger, not her father.
@yougosquishnow
@yougosquishnow Год назад
Who says " you aren't my child anymore"? Ever. In any circumstance. That mom is respilonsible for everything that happened to that guy.
@hiroshi7025
@hiroshi7025 Год назад
Story 1: Parents who ditch their kids and act like they don't care just to then look all panicked when it becomes serious. I abhorre these devils, I wish nothing but chaos on them and their lives. Don't make kids if you can't handle parenthood. Story 2 : Thing is, he wasn't a father so he has no rights to have the "daughter" wedding thing. He'll have the chance to do that with his new kids.
@lorilancaster5917
@lorilancaster5917 Год назад
I’m betting with story two OPs “dad” hopes that walking her down the aisle will cover all his neglect towards her. Plus I bet his stepdaughter will have her biodad walk her down the aisle. He wants the moments that serve him without putting in the effort.
@nationalinstituteofcheese3012
@@lorilancaster5917He never once said anything about supporting OP
@lorilancaster5917
@lorilancaster5917 Год назад
@@nationalinstituteofcheese3012 and neither did I. I’m confused by your statement
@LordUzaki
@LordUzaki Год назад
That last story, damn that girl is bold. Splayed out on the living room couch, theres no hiding anything there. Lessons learned, you ALWAYS need to have an escape plan.
@Rj-ij6ko
@Rj-ij6ko Год назад
Story 1: “everyone blamed my mother. My dad divorced her and her parents basically disowned her” …GOOD, she 10000% deserved it. No i DONT care that brother broke a tv, she kicked a CHILD out of the house. Honestly that brother is a MUCH better person than i am, i’d never want to see that vile woman again. Op i’m sooo glad you 2 found each other though, this story brought a tear to my eyes.
@JHyde-tv3if
@JHyde-tv3if Год назад
She BEAT HIM and kicked him out of the house. I completely agree. She 1000% deserved everything she got and I honestly hope OP's brother remains NC because she doesn't deserve that relationship
@codeblackfanandthegooddoct7070
@codeblackfanandthegooddoct7070 7 месяцев назад
Same!
@thunderflare59
@thunderflare59 Год назад
"How could the child I abandoned not want me to walk her down the isle at her wedding?" This isn't just stupid. It's advanced stupid.
@jplayzow
@jplayzow Год назад
He's got a PhD in stupid
@silverflight01
@silverflight01 Год назад
Story 3: That has got to be one of the most embarrassing things I've ever heard. Like, you can hardly recover from that. I hope that eventually, this moment is forgotten
@hellahothippo4861
@hellahothippo4861 Год назад
It will never be forgotten because the human mind will bring this moment up forever
@Thebluemamott
@Thebluemamott Год назад
Story 2: Op should've said "Sorry, you're bitter and that would ruin the ceromony"
@paiget6200
@paiget6200 Год назад
That was my thought as well
@dracko158
@dracko158 Год назад
Story 2: The moment you abandoned and neglected your daughter, thats when you lost your rights as a father. Sure, you paid child support, but that doesn't matter! You were never there for your daughter and now when OP wants Lenny to walk her down the aisle, he thinks he can just slide into OP'S life like nothing happened? Gimme a break!
@lorilancaster5917
@lorilancaster5917 Год назад
And the fact that OP made it clear that paying child support was the only thing he he and the only fact he knows about her was golden!
@shannonp1656
@shannonp1656 Год назад
Story 2: "he already gave me away 20 years ago". This sums it up pretty well. RSlash's reading and reaction was also nice to hear.
@hirohiroarikawa6806
@hirohiroarikawa6806 Год назад
The first couple words of story1: his older brother Rex who ran away from home years ago
@piercelindenberg6842
@piercelindenberg6842 Год назад
Ha, Speed Racer.
@thunderflare59
@thunderflare59 Год назад
She always says "don't play ball in the house".
@tuguldurtumee5059
@tuguldurtumee5059 Год назад
“..Master the art of stealth wanking”- Rslash 2023
@ManlyStump
@ManlyStump Год назад
It's funny, I didn't think Americans really used that word.
@danielbrant6740
@danielbrant6740 Год назад
Less stealth wanking and more like _discreet_ wanking. If a person chooses to drop their pants to pleasure themselves in a common living area instead of the privacy of their own bedroom, the blame is on them if someone stumbles onto them & their one-person show.
@littlemisseatscrispsforbre5353
We need that on a t-shirt
@laurenstewart5707
@laurenstewart5707 Год назад
@@ManlyStump We don’t, or at least I’ve never heard it used seriously.
@jplayzow
@jplayzow Год назад
​@@laurenstewart5707It's definitely not an American word but it is occasionally in use for shits and giggles
@AnarchicOrder
@AnarchicOrder Год назад
Rslash, as a woman I gotta tell you that fishing is a fun thing for a 6 year old girl. Its more common than you think
@Chatagorath
@Chatagorath Год назад
In The Last Story it should be the secret art of petting the cat.
@aron3197
@aron3197 Год назад
Lenny isn't the step father, he's the father who stepped up.
@weareallbronies9031
@weareallbronies9031 Год назад
The second story is not over by any stretch. She'll probably update in a few years after her first child is born when the bio dad inevitably tries to sue for grandparent's rights.
@lorilancaster5917
@lorilancaster5917 Год назад
Or if she names the child after her mom or Lenny and not him or the garden implement he married.
@krysal1489
@krysal1489 Год назад
​@@lorilancaster5917😂 garden implement Come on man, don't compare her to that kind of hoe. That's the tool used for tilling soil.
@derpaderpy4931
@derpaderpy4931 Год назад
Story 2: Bio dad: "I didn't pay child support for you to grow up and be a spoiled brat." You're right. You didn't pay child support for that reason. You paid child support because it was your legal obligation. You can't use that to guilt the biological daughter of whom you neglected and abandoned.
@Sanodi21
@Sanodi21 Год назад
Along with needing more good endings like the first story of siblings reuniting? Second story, OP deserves a gold medal for how she handled her sperm donor. She basically bulls-eyed all the right spots like a pro.
@JB-ew6pi
@JB-ew6pi Год назад
Stepmom: “WhAt YoU sAiD bRoKe YoUr DaD!” Rslash: “OH bohoo!” Me: “Dabney, you are my hero!”🤣
@sparkyblu
@sparkyblu Год назад
Story 2: At that point, it doesn't even matter if OP liked fishing or not. She was still holding out hope that she would get to spend time with her deadbeat dad, so if it meant that she had to tolerate fishing to spend time with him, I'm sure 6 year old OP would put up with it because a child's need for parental attention at that age is incredibly strong.
@TsukasaFanTc
@TsukasaFanTc Год назад
Rslash, not to put you on blast, but I am a girl who enjoys fishing!😂 I used to love going fishing with my dad and he is the one who taught me how to fish. it's actually funny because when my husband and I were dating, he invited me on an employee's day at his country club job to go fishing. And being the man he is, try to impress me with his fishing skills. By the end of the day, I was actually the one with teaching him how to fish. I caught three fish that day and he caught none. It's a fun story I like to tell now that we are married. I would still love to go fishing with my dad, but he has become quite the homebody in his old age. I hope to Bring him out to go fishing someday.
@marylowther8495
@marylowther8495 Год назад
Story two is actually heartwarming. OP has a real father to walk her down the aisle, and no better way to show him how she feels. That says "I love you" more than all the words in the world. That being said, my very abusive and neglectful father took me fishing once and it remains one of my few happy memories of the man. What OP wanted was simple contact and affirmation. It was her stepdad who gave her that, and she has rewarded him for that. Congratulations, kid, on a job well done.
@raefletcher8031
@raefletcher8031 Год назад
I can relate to the first story. After my aunt divorced my uncle, i still stayed in contact with her for years cause she had been my aunt since i was very little and i've always loved her dearly. When i was in my mid teens, we lost contact. I spent years looking for her but was unsuccessful. Just last week, she found me! After 15 years! I had literally just been talking about her a few days prior about how much i missed her. I never thought she would be the one to find me since i changed my first and last name after i got married and i have very little social media activity, just facebook and i don't really post anything other than funny memes here and there. She found me and messaged me and then we spoke on the phone for over an hour. It was a very emotional phone call. Life has a way of bringing people back into your world, you just have to pay attention and never give up hope.
@rottygirl2003
@rottygirl2003 Год назад
Story 2: It's not about the fishing...it was about spending time with her dad. She didn't care if it was fishing or hiking or just sitting on the couch watching tv. She just wanted to spend time with her dad. He showed her that he didn't have time for her.
@queenwannabee2600
@queenwannabee2600 Год назад
Good morning Guys. I really needed to hear RSlash today. My boyfriend left for college and it was a tearful goodbye. I hope everyone is having a good day.
@unvoicedapollo3318
@unvoicedapollo3318 Год назад
Second story: coming from a divorced family myself...child support is literally the bare minimum a parent can provide. If you put in only the bare minimum, expect to get that back. That's exactly what this sperm donor is getting here (actually more tbh).
@summermatthews102
@summermatthews102 Год назад
Second story: Don’t feel bad OP! I’m planning on doing the exact same thing with my stepdad and my bio dad. My REAL dad (stepdad ) will be walking me down the aisle at my wedding so if my bio dad has an issue he’s just gonna have to deal with it. Congrats OP🎉
@yunaGwolf
@yunaGwolf Год назад
OMG! The last story reminds me of the time my twin and I walked in on my brother doing the same thing!!!! We didn't talk to him for 2 months!!! When he would walk into any room we were in we would immediately look at anything other than him. That kind of embarrassment runs deep, and that awkward feeling never really leaves you lmao
@stevenandcarminabeedle9089
@stevenandcarminabeedle9089 Год назад
Wow!! “You already gave me away 20 years ago” 💥 It’s incredibly ironic how the sperm donor’s excuse for not having his 6 year old daughter at his wedding was because he assumed she would be bitter. (Probably step-monster’s idea) Yet she INVITED him to her wedding and he was bitter over it and had a fit AND cried to OP’s mom and his wife. What a POS.
@juanhaines7295
@juanhaines7295 Год назад
Story 1 its was destined for them to reunite. Glad their back together.
@HanyouGoddess
@HanyouGoddess Год назад
second story hits home hard. my dad, is and always has been, aloof with me. i'm just eh with him now. i got married 3 and a half years ago. my younger brother walked me down the aisle. i have 4 brothers (they're not his kids) and they've been more fatherly than he has. there's a wedding picture of my brother walking me down the aisle and you see the regret in my dad's face behind us. good.
@Lucky-Nick123
@Lucky-Nick123 Год назад
Well this sting will be forever with him for the rest of his life. I hope you have a great life with your brothers
@frootsnacc6790
@frootsnacc6790 Год назад
Wow, OP’s dad in story 2 has *balls* thinking he can walk his daughter down the aisle after not even letting her go to *his* second wedding cuz she didn’t respect the woman he cheated on her mother with.
@kikadroid4260
@kikadroid4260 Год назад
Walking his daughter down the aisle is not a right its a priviledge, A priveledge OPs "dad " has not earned but Lenny has.
@trumediamix1
@trumediamix1 Год назад
"How could you give me away when you already did that 20 years ago, Dad?!" **
@Fairiegurl101
@Fairiegurl101 6 месяцев назад
Don't forget that kids graduate elementary school at 10/11 not 6, but other than that, Rslash is right. On the other hand, my favorite hobbies with my dad before he died were all "dad" hobbies, but I loved it because I was spending time with him. Things like seeing high school baseball games, golfing, and playing computer war games. Kids don't really care about the activities they're doing so much as they care about the people they do them with -- especially when it comes to parents. But, considering everything else, I have to admit, I don't think the dad in this second story was thinking of his daughter when he said he'd take her out fishing as a reward.
@MrsShocoTaco
@MrsShocoTaco Год назад
Story2 You're never the ahole for choosing the person who cares for you over the person who ignored and abandoned you. Period. Blood is nothing if it isn't respected by both parties.
@BR.1991
@BR.1991 Год назад
Omfg, I have a 9 year old son and while he thinks he's a 13 year old he's very much still a little kid and a mama's boy. I'm like sick to my stomach with that story and how the mom made it that bad
@PaladinGear15
@PaladinGear15 Год назад
That last story... Man my father caught me *busy* one time while I was looking at my laptop, he didn't even leave the room or apologize, I had to quickly drag my jeans back up. He started telling everyone, even literal strangers who knock on the door to talk about voting or whatever that I was an... adult video addict, and he'd randomly bring it up for no good reason. I was watching a video about videogame easter eggs, I was just *busy* because I was bored and I'd just recently woken up. Thankfully most people he talked to was like "well that's none of my business", but yeesh, I wish my father was as understanding as that girl's parent.
@soulgazer11
@soulgazer11 Год назад
It's possible also that OP asked to go fishing with her dad because she knew he liked fishing and she only wanted to spend time with him. I did that with my dad and hunting. I don't like hunting but I love my dad.
@kstricl
@kstricl Год назад
My daughter's loved fishing at 6. It mostly stems around getting to do stuff together. I'm working with a neighbor currently in fixing up an old boat that will allow us to go out and do some deep lake fishing. My girls are 11 and 8 now, but i know they will likely still want to come, even just for the time together.
@prettyfreaknordinary7982
@prettyfreaknordinary7982 Год назад
Story 2: I had the same type of DNA donor(only difference was that he didn't bother to get to know me but would show up to milestones events of my life like he added any contribution to it & played the proud father for a couple of hours). When I got married he randomly threw out how he didn't have money, that I didn't even ask for, as I was trying to invite him. He choose to not be at my wedding because he didn't want to pay for his own hotel room. Yes he could afford it, he just never wanted to spend money if he thought he could avoid it. So I get that OP loves her dad, I loved mines too even though he wasn't there, but there comes a point where we have to recognize that these "fathers" just never wanted to be a dad.
@maxbaker7841
@maxbaker7841 Год назад
I was kind of in the same situation as that girl in the last story, once. I had a bunch of friends over for New Years, when I was sixteen. The only other person in the house at the time was my 8 year old little brother, who was already in bed. Now, the kitchen was open air into the living room, but it had a wall between it and the bedrooms and bathroom. That wall opened into the laundry room that had a door to the garage. My little brother was known for sleeping through the night, and if he needed water, we always went to the bathroom. My parents weren't supposed to be home until well after midnight. So, my friends and I sat in the kitchen to play Spin the Bottle Truth or Dare. And because we were all very, very gay and very open about that fact, it eventually got to the point where most of us were topless or completely butt naked. Well, my, at the time, stepfather came home unexpectedly and walked in on a bunch of half-naked girls. We made a mad dash for my room, there was a lot of nervous giggling, my little brother had apparently woken up in the commotion. And former stepfather got angry with me, yelling about "what if your brother saw you" which I had accounted for, thus why we were in the kitchen and not the living room, and how irresponsible I was being to have fun with my friends. He mentioned that he was going to call my mother, so I called her first to explain. And she took my side. I was a teenager with my friends over, I'd made sure my little brother was asleep and couldn't see us in the middle of the night. Was what I did the smartest thing in the world? Probably not, but I had every reason to think that no one would walk in on us, and we would be ok. Mom would later tell me that she didn't think he was actually mad at me because of my brother or whatever, but because there was a group of half naked girls and he couldn't pursue them (he'd been known to make very uncomfortable comments about my friends in the past). I was lucky that my mom was on my side about this. We still use it as an example of "Teens will be teens", to this day because hey, it's funny as hell, in retrospect.
@asherbones761
@asherbones761 Год назад
"Oh, Boo-Hoo." Rslash is done with these parents.
@MsTemptation
@MsTemptation Год назад
The last story: 😳 Thank the goddess that neither I or their father have never walked in on either of my daughters when they were living with us before going to college, because we wouldn’t know what to do or say. I’m glad that things have worked out for op and his daughter. Yes, definitely tease her years from now when it will be less mortifying for both of you.
@supervegito2277
@supervegito2277 Год назад
2nd Story: Does anyone else remember the story where the stepdaughter chose her deadbeat biodad over her stepfather? This feels like a mirrored version of that.
@lorilancaster5917
@lorilancaster5917 Год назад
Yeah and if it’s the story I remembered, OP paid this girl’s college, car, etc and wasn’t even married to the mom.
@Lucky-Nick123
@Lucky-Nick123 Год назад
First story: what happy yet sweetbitter story. Im glad that op found her brother, i wish things go well with them and see their parents again. As for op's mother, i know you can say things that you don't mean when you are angry but my god beating your kid hard and saying hurtful things over a TV was too much. I hope her brother talks back to his parents
@winterdemon1
@winterdemon1 Год назад
My father is just like the father in the second story. He only wanted to be a parent when it benefited him, treated it like work when it didn't, and was ALWAYS the victim no matter what when we had a problem with him.
@AylaWhitmer
@AylaWhitmer Год назад
Story 2 sounds a lot like my bio-father, and the step-dad sounds like my step-dad. My father (bio-dad) didn't give me or my sibling any emotional attention and was always away. He's a nut case now. My dad (step-dad) is my real dad, I want him to walk me down the aisle when I get married. My bio-dad also didn't invite me to his wedding, for reasons that were not true.
@somethingelse4204
@somethingelse4204 Год назад
I'm a woman and I freaking love fishing. There's something about that tug on the line and wrestling the fish into the boat. My dad always promised me and my siblings he'd take us fishing and teach us, but he never came through. It took us visiting my uncle who lived on a lake in Wisconsin to get to learn. It was SO FUN. My older brother was too grossed out by the worms to handle them, but I'd bait his hook for him and then he'd be fine. (I'm fine with worms but I can't stand spiders. My brother is the spider killer for us.) Our uncle let us borrow his boats and use them on his lake, as well as his fishing equipment. Did me and my sisters scream and flail at every dragonfly that tried to land on us? Yes. Did we get grossed out by my uncle telling us stories of fish that live so deep down in the lake that they barf up their insides when caught and hauled up to the surface? Also yes. Did my brother creep us out with his stories of potential monsters living in the lake beneath us? Yes. But did we catch a bunch of bass and have an amazing time? Absolutely! Long story short - If there's something you like doing and you want to share it with your daughter, do it! Every girl is different. Maybe she'll like it, maybe she won't. I wish with all of my heart that my dad had cared enough about me to want to spend actual time with me.
@spicy_shumai
@spicy_shumai Год назад
Second Story: I totally relate to OP, I'm sadly the affair child so our situations are reversed, I'm getting married probably around April next year, we haven't set the date yet, but I'm not planning on having my bio dad attend the wedding. I was his first child, granted, an affair baby, but it is not my fault I was born, but he always played favorites when his ""real"" kids were born, his wife forgave him btw. He payed for the collegue of his others kids but not mine, he rarely visits me or calls me at all, so I don't feel like inviting him. I'm having my grandfather walking me, he deserves it way more.
@notajetplane
@notajetplane Год назад
Last story- if my own experiences are anything to judge by, then the daughter is going to always relive the moment he caught her when she closes her eyes just before sleep.
@BigZ3516
@BigZ3516 Год назад
The quote that best describes Lenny is “He's not the stepdad, he's the dad that stepped up.”
@ellenasaldana3931
@ellenasaldana3931 Год назад
To be fair, my 6 year old daughter is a better fisherman than most men. Compliments to my dad. She has a cast so hard she hits the other side of the lake, and even broken children (like cheap Barbie, paw patrol) rods. She's a beast, she is also a champion archer and knows how to throw knives....
@RainyLS
@RainyLS Год назад
Fantasy warrior princess in training
@ellenasaldana3931
@ellenasaldana3931 Год назад
@@RainyLS we call them shield maidens lol
@IAmTheSkinThief
@IAmTheSkinThief Год назад
2nd story. That baby girl needs to cut all contact with her "dad". I did that at age 13 when I realized my dad didn't give a shit about me. He also wasn't told I was getting married when I got married. I had my grandfather walk me down the isle since he's been my dad my whole life.
@spikertaker
@spikertaker Год назад
2nd story: wanna bet 100% of the bio-father's family never got the full story? Only the whiney: "My awful, ungrateful, bi*** of a daughter won't let me walk her down the aisle!" and they, like trashy flying monkeys are programmed to do, swarmed her.
@sarahcb3142
@sarahcb3142 Год назад
Only thing I'll say about fishing is, as a six year old tomboy girl I had to beg my dad to take me fishing because he didn't like it. But I really wanted to learn how to fish. So starting at around age six we went out to get a fishing license and had several Daddy daughter fishing dates but I had to ask for it every time. To be fair, I couldn't handle prepping the fish to eat but I still loved cooking it over the fire and spending time with my Dad. So while it's not as likely girls want to fish I'd say that's still a pretty unfair assumption that she didn't want to. Edit: Also I would have thrown a temper tantrum if someone forced me to go to a princess party. I've since grown out of hating anything girly. I know now that was very immature of me to look down on that stuff. But yeah, most of the girls and guys I hung out with up until high school were of a similar mindset.
@BVBGirl-3313
@BVBGirl-3313 Год назад
Rslash Ive literally seen girls enjoy fishing with their fathers and brothers...one girl had this pink princess pole, was about 5 and was able to untangle her own rod. Had a brother and sister 14 and 12(they told us) at the park need my husbands help, both were having fun fishing, also both very polite. Just the other day a girl was proudly carrying out a new fishing pole from the store, was under 13. You would be suprised at how many girls like fishing. I also occasionally fish with my husband, though im bad at it 🤣
@rhondah.1478
@rhondah.1478 6 месяцев назад
Step dad vs Bio dad: I was so glad when OP laid her sperm donor out in that message. Up to that point I was sitting here talking to my computer monitor like "Tell him how you really feel about him neglecting you!" and she finally did and it was glorious. Sperm donor seriously thought he was going to get to play at appearances and walk his daughter down the aisle when he didn't walk with her anywhere her whole life. Lenny is the real MVP here. I'm sure he saw all of this and vowed he was going to show OP the love she deserved growing up. He's a good man. Last story: I giggled when OP said he was getting his daughter her own tv and deep cleaning the couch because I was thinking to myself "now is a good time to get her a tv or a phone so she watch her videos in private". Yet again another good man. He didn't embarrass his daughter, didn't act as if what she was doing was unnatural, he just tried to make the situation less uncomfortable so they could resume their father-daughter relationship.
@Papa_Waffles
@Papa_Waffles 6 месяцев назад
"He already gave me away 20 years ago" Ooooo I felt that burning sting, Imagine the emotional damage it would cause if she said that to his face. Never gonna recover from that
@mykael79
@mykael79 Год назад
man, my heart really goes out to op in the second story. imo having a parent who doesn't even acknowledge you despite you trying to form a bond with them is one of the worst feelings. my bio-dad married a woman who had kids already and pretty much forgot I existed except when he wanted something or if it was my birthday. no matter what I did, I couldn't get him to spend time with me without his step-kids. he would take me fishing or to a monster jam rally or to a stock car racing event, and it was always a ruined experience because he'd bring one or both of his step-kids with him, sometimes even bring his wife, and he'd pretty much focus on them instead of me. it sucked because there was a time where he was a decent dad, when he actually tried to bond with me, and that was when I was really little and we'd watch WWE together.
@dannysanwolf2437
@dannysanwolf2437 Год назад
Never had a negative experience with a guy named Lenny. They're always down to earth, happy people who can rock badass moustaches.
@ariste01
@ariste01 10 месяцев назад
100% of the times I've gone fishing were with my grandfather. I never really cared for fishing, I just wanted to spend time with him and make him proud. I was always excited to go. The fact he father couldn't even keep that promise.... heartbreaking
@CarnivoreRonin
@CarnivoreRonin Год назад
She "still has to master the art of stealth wanking." That is hilarious!
@radhiadeedou8286
@radhiadeedou8286 Год назад
I don't think there's a society where a girl wouldn't be mortified if her dad caught her in that situation
@briangarrow448
@briangarrow448 Год назад
Fatherhood is more than a sperm donation and child support. I’m a father who was divorced and had two young kids who were my shining stars. Every decision I made after divorce was with my kids emotional health in mind. I coached their teams, went to school conferences, plays, recitals etc. I bought a home in the same school area so my kids could come home from school just like they did at the ex’s house. They were and are more important than any other relationship I ever had. I’m now retired, living with my son and his beautiful wife and kids on their farm. Where they built a barn with an apartment with a apartment for grandpa to live in. Just steps away from the house. I have grandkids over for storytelling and snacks, and home cooking when I want. It’s better than Grubhub! Put your kids first and you will never regret it. I’m the wealthiest man I know.
@AliSakurai
@AliSakurai Год назад
As a stepchild myself, I was rooting for OP in the second story! My father was just like her father and I can't tell you how hard it was to endure the broken promises and constant heartbreaks. My father stopped talking to me in 2016 because apparently I didn't have the appropriate reaction and that I should be scared for my family and myself( We're Mexican but our family has been here since Texas' independence from Mexico). Hes liberal but he doesn't vote and doesn't like listening to others opinion. I don't know where that deadbeat is but I am perfectly happy with my stepdad because he was everything a teenager desperately needed in a parental figure.
@irisairsoul
@irisairsoul Год назад
I can go into a whole thing about my dad (almost absent) in fact I did but deleted it lmao 😅 but I'm a girl and loved fishing. Still do. Had to separate the disappointment I'd feel everytime my dad wouldn't show with how I felt about fishing because he almost ruined it for me (constant broken promises). And least my grandpa (moms side) had a little pond and he'd fish with me whenever I was over.
@esorenilegnave
@esorenilegnave Год назад
rSlash, I am a female and grew up fishing, as did my older sister. Our dad was (and still is) a boat captain and avid fishermen. We’d go catch fish, and dad would clean and cook them for us. We called them fish bites, since it was tiny pieces of fish, fried, and served. I still love fishing as an adult. We celebrated me getting out of the hospital by going fishing during my high school years. If OP was anything like me, that would be SO heartbreaking.
@gabrielabatista6016
@gabrielabatista6016 Год назад
Last story: Let me correct OP in one thing, because his daughter did ONE thing wrong: doing that ON THE LIVING ROOM, without thinking she could've been caught and how to handle it if it happened, which it did. Like, you have your room and a lock in you door for a reason girl, to avoid this type of awkward and embarissing situations. Nothing wrong with wanting to watch adult stuff, but usually people do these on private for a reason, particularly when the person that might catch you is a parent, which makes it 10 times more awkward and embarassing.
@erratickatgaming1240
@erratickatgaming1240 Год назад
"Best of" is my favourite...it's the closure 😂 Lenny is exactly how dads and step-dads should be. Also, while I loved to go fishing as a 6 year old girl, based on how OP writes, if she loved fishing, she would have mentioned it, so I agree with that comment you made.
@FerventLotus
@FerventLotus Год назад
Daughter of a fisherman here! Daddy's girl too! If you have a daddy's girl, Dabney, she's going to want to do most of the things you do. So if you like video games, she will want to do video games, if you like fishing, take her fishing. If you like sports, she will join the ones you play. Do not, for a single moment, let traditional gender roles stop you from teaching your daughter anything and everything. Changing a tire, checking her oil, how to unclog a drain, how to change a light bulb, how to balance a checkbook, laundry, fishing, cutting the lawn, pulling weeds. She will need to learn how to care for a house just the same as anyone else, and there's nothing wrong with preparing her by giving her all the tools and knowledge she needs to learn everything she has to do so she doesn't have to depend on someone else.
@alyssagentry9412
@alyssagentry9412 6 месяцев назад
As a 22 year old girl, I LOVE fishing. Not bashing you at all for the comment,
@KibaHikari
@KibaHikari Год назад
That first story is quite painful, thinking what the mother said "in the heat of the moment." I recall a memory as a child where something similar was said to me, but the outcomes were different thankfully. My mother hit her head on the car trunk door as I was trying to close it, I think it was a side door or something. She fell to the ground screaming, that she broke her skull, that she will die, that I killed her, that I will be without a mother. Obviously a little kid like me also started crying. Miraculously in that parking lot a woman walking by overheard us, and ran over to help. This stranger woman comforted me by saying that people say things they don't mean when they are angry, and that my mom still loves me very much. Then she helped my mom. Everything was actually okay, because my mom wasn't even seriously hurt, she just is REALLY afraid of pain, and I learned in my life she throws fits every time she hurts herself just out of fear of the pain. But if that woman didn't tell me what I needed to hear in that moment, I would have truly believed I killed my mom with how she was screaming. So i guess I didn't run away like the poor brother did in the first story. I'm very happy he reunited with his sister.
@JoesCoco
@JoesCoco Год назад
You know that bit in the 2nd story was crazy when r/slash "oh shit!" Uncensored lol
@hoper1294
@hoper1294 Год назад
I get the daughter was embarrassed but the fact she changed her schedule around to avoid her dad and barely talking to him was too far. I've been caught before and the most i did was tear up from embarrassment. Not ignore them for days like THEY did something wrong
@jplayzow
@jplayzow Год назад
Some people just don't take embarassment as well she wasn't likely Mad just not wanting to feel that again being near him
@sourisvoleur4854
@sourisvoleur4854 Год назад
This was her way of trying to crawl under a rock.
@merlinathrawes746
@merlinathrawes746 Год назад
Father vs stepdad story: It takes more than genetics to be a dad. OP's dad is Lenny, the man that helped raise her, guided her thru her life and was there for her big events. Maybe (doubtfully) this served as a wakeup call with his stepchildren and OP's half-sibling(s?). RSLASH, as far as the fishing trip goes, it doesn't matter if OP liked fishing as a child, she just wanted to spend time with her father. Fishing with just the two of them COULD have made for a great memory and he chose to blow it. And you don't graduate elementary school at 6, that's kindergarten/1st grade age.
@adamb89
@adamb89 Год назад
I can name 3 guys off the top of my head who regularly go fishing with their daughters, and they all enjoy it. Matter of fact they've kind of ruined ice fishing for one because it used to be his time to get away from the world when he was single, now his kids bug him every winter weekend lol
@ThePirateprincess23
@ThePirateprincess23 Год назад
Story 2: NTA. He lost that right the moment he started to ignore and abandon OP when she was a kid. Lenny is the real MVP here. Even though Lenny is OP's stepdad, he was there for OP when she needed a father while here biological dad was only there to sign child support checks.
@Bijecarli
@Bijecarli Год назад
Story 3: to the 15 year old: Oh honey, you just don't do that in the common area. I am so reliced that this was written from the PoV of a kind, rational, open minded father. 😮‍💨
@lostsleepyfox
@lostsleepyfox Год назад
Story 2: Man is lucky he even got an invite tbh, it was a courtesy that OP was never afforded. Also for the last story, it's highly likely that OP's daughter was dying of embarrassment and didn't know how to handle the aftermath so avoiding OP would have been the easiest option for her.
@austinclements8010
@austinclements8010 Год назад
for story 2, the bio dad paid child support to stay out of jail and meet his legal obligations, not because he was owed anything. the entitlement is strong with this one
@mriddley
@mriddley Год назад
8:02 to quote one of the greatest parents in the galaxy "he might have been your father but he wasn't your daddy"
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