There was another update to the last story: The mother showed up at OP's houses and tried to get the tenants evicted with fake eviction notices. However, OP had warned the tenants about her, so they called the police. Mother was arrested and OP got a temporary restraining order against her. That's not even the craziest part, though: remember the so-called "misunderstanding"? What really happened is that OP was brutally beaten by their father after being outed as gay, and ended up in the hospital. The mother tried to convince OP to lie that they didn't know who beat them, but an aunt convinced them to tell the police the truth. Needless to say, a criminal record of child abuse would put an end to anyone's teaching career. OP is currently no contact with the father too. Even though he's apparently going through therapy himself and is no longer with the mother, I think it's best that they stay no contact.
With the bit about OP being gay and his parents being violent towards him and making him cover up who beat him up, it makes sense. OP's mother is pretty much painting this as if the whole thing is OP's fault for being gay and that if it wasn't for him being gay, his parents would've never gotten their own lives destroyed. No, it's not OP's fault you got your own lives destroyed, it's your fault for being homophobic egoistics.
“He’s just a boy”. Ma’am your son is a sociopath in the making. I’m so sick of the “boys will be boys”attitude. I have a son and he would never harm an animal.
Exactly! What a crap mother she has proven herself to be that she'd raise a kid that thinks it's fun to hurt and torment animals. Some people are just a waste of space and she and her spawn are such people.
Throwing rocks and stones at a dog in its own yard, or even at an animal not doing anything is so gross. But to find out the kid also carries a knife is pretty scary. If he stabbed someone just for fun I guarantee his mum would still say, "he's just a boy, he doesn't know any better". If he doesn't know not to harm others at the age of 16, you failed as a mother.
@@Dondizle His mother (not worhjty of the name btw) had a concealed gun. And unregistered at that WHILE ON PROBATION. You bet CPS got nose deep into that.
Last story: If "mommy dearest" didn't want to look bad on social media by OP telling everyone the things she did, she shouldn't have done the things she did.
Sarie in the first story is incredible. A Dog being able to tell the difference between an officer with a gun and a stranger with a concealed gun is incredible.
might have had something to do with sensing the hostility from the woman more than anything. Dogs aren't stupid. An officer with a gun? that's normal. A hostile person with a gun? Definitely not normal or right.
It's body language and smell. The hostility from the lady would be easy for Sarie to pick up on her scent, her posture, her tone of voice. The officers were relaxed, calm, cool, collected.
It must be body language and being able to smell a concealed gun. Dogs are incredibly intelligent, especially when you breed two breeds with high intelligence.
The training about the guns is fairly simple to explain, but not to teach. It's a matter of the dog knowing that the uniforms of officers makes them okay. I had a dog that would bark at man in a hat. Dad was in the Army and the uniform requires a hat. That hat meant that Dad was going to work, so bark, then the dog extended it to bark at all hats. It's not exactly the same thing, but close enough. Gun with uniform, good - gun without uniform, bad. I don't know how the dog would have reacted with a plain clothes officer. Besides, that coffee and doughnuts addiction smell never goes away.
Concealed carry without a permit and the switchblade are probably misdemeanors depending on the state. But carrying a weapon while on probation is 100% a felony. It violates parole, and has an additional charge. Depending on the severity animal cruelty can also be a felony. She's going away for a LOOOONG time.
On top of that, the Karen in this story is on *probation*. I'm not sure I want to know what the Karen did to be on probation, though it's likely a stunt similar to this incident
@in desperate need of a scotch I will add a little to your comment. One very effective federal gun law that is rarely used is a the law concerning a convicted felon found in possession of a firearm. Somehow that law is never enforced. In my state there is no registration nor any permit required to carry a concealed firearm. Requirement for registration of firearms is a state law and varies by state. I wonder how an average dog, one untrained in that very specific task, was able to sense and react to a firearm concealed much less a switchblade.
@@glennrishton5679 I know I asked myself the same question about the dog smelling the firearm, why didn't the dog react to the cops the same way? If the dog is train to smell gunpowder then it should've went nuts on the cops. As far as the gun charge goes depends on the state and the DA if they want to follow through with the charge. It is a felony if a person is on probation and they are carrying a weapon does not matter the weapon. And they have up to a year to charge you for it. I have a buddy that did some dumb shit and got put on probation. When he finally decided to fly straight, he got a job working at a warehouse. One night his cousin picked him up and they got pulled over, he told the cops he was on probation and had his work box cutter on him. He was still arrested, it was almost a year when the DA waited until the last second to charge him. He said he had like 14 hrs left til he was a free man.
Should have been a case on some kind of attempted murder or something (forgot name) but the charge where they threathened to do it and had the weapon on them that they threathened with.
@@someguy7629 if she did try smth, yea, attempted murder, but i believe there's smth called threatening with a deadly weapon, or smth like that. ik there's assault with a deadly weapon.
To the overentitled mother in the last story: Having kids alone doesn't make you a good parent. A wise man once said "you don't 'accidentally' have kids in the same way that you don't 'accidentally' order a pizza." You're not special, and you deserve that restraining order.
“Here’s the thing, you can’t just say ‘well you haven’t had any kids so you don’t know anything about kids.’ I’ve never flown a helicopter. But if I saw one in a tree, I could still be like, ‘Dude fucked up. It’s not supposed to be up there. That’s pilot error.'” I love Steve Hofstetter 😄
Final story: the ability to procreate doesn't make you a mother. Maybe you should give your child a free home to apologize for all the mental trauma that you inflicted on them as a child.
Right on! I'd be good if my EP were to pay for some (if not all) of my many therapy bills needed to recover from their abuse. Granted, that would require I break my no contact with them and I'd rather live in a box than ever interact with them again.
One of my favorite sayings (and I can't remember where I heard it) 'any man can become a father, but it takes a great one to be a dad.' Same applies to mother/mom too.
Story 4: It's funny how ironic her statement of "OP should be more mature" is, given that she's basically doing childish behavior, making excessive demands and trying to contact OP when OP doesn't want contact
I think it is even worse. OP "caused" his father to lose his teaching career. They probably were in court because the father did something bad, got convicted for it, then lost his license. Then his evil monster mother probably blames OP for speaking the truth in court.
When narcissistic/entitled people scream "Be more mature", they actually mean "don't defend yourself when I bully you" or "don't make me face the consequences of my actions"
I hate these kind of people who doesn't respect you and still want to contact you. I am mildly autistic and I really don't like people who DEMANDS to talk to me, especially at times when I'm sad. I know that when I'm sad, I must open up to someone so I can get some advice and these things, but I want to do it when I'm comfortable to do so! Some of my ex-friends always wanted to know why I'm sad, and when I said I didn't want to, they would start an *actual* fight...
That poor OP who’s brother died. My dad lost his older brother when they were in their 30’s. He still, 30 years later, will visit the grave and pour out a beer over it. It might be unconventional but it’s what works for him and it’s totally healthy.
@@LadyMephistopheles It might not be completely unknowing. A lot of families hold on to what traditions they can even after relocating. I found out not too long ago that my family is still holding on to a lot of Irish traditions despite being in the US for hundreds of years and just being normal white Americans. The traditions around births, marriages, and deaths seem to be the most lasting ones.
It’s almost disgusting how you’re being shamed for the objectively healthier method in which you choose to grieve and cope. One a lot of other people opt for substance abuse.
Imagine finishing up singing “Happy Birthday” and the DOOM music immediately kicks in. Guests quickly turn and pull out their weapons, while the birthday boy tears into his gift and hefts out his brand new BFG to deal with the newly summoned demon horde.
Now that would be a short animation I'd love the heck out of xD Just start with a cute establishing shot of the classic young child birthday party before everything turns epic as shit for the fight. Thanks for that, dude xP
I'm just glad that that story didn't end with the dog getting shot cause that was one of the first thoughts that I had after it was revealed that the EM had a gun. Or that the kid would come back and try to stab the dog or something.
First Story - Dogs understand human body language much much better than humans. That's not the first time that I've heard of even non-LE trained dogs being able to tell when someone has a concealed weapon.
We have a very young Bichon Frise who has taken a dislike to one neighbor both of us dislike. We're certain he's picking up on our body language and the aggressive nature of the neighbor.
The dogs training most likely allowed her to smell gunpowder that had been discharged from it. When I at a police station filing some papers for a police check 1 of their k-9 went straight into defense and asked if i had a gun or discharged one and said I'd been at a shooting range that afternoon so they asked for my license etc yep almost pooped my pants that day
I too have a bichon, he is also half yorkie. He is very, very protective. He really is sweet natured and very people friendly. However, he HATES my neighbor too LOL, smart dog. When walking every now and again, he will get in front of me and low growl when someone sets off his radar. I trust him completely, he sees and picks up on everything, and his instant reaction? spot on. My thought? Never trust someone or go near someone your dog reacts badly to.
What gets me is that those are the same people who say "your loved ones can see you from heavens". Going by that logic singing to them makes WAY more sense than the usual prayers. Sing to a person you knew that passed away - or - pray to a guy that you never met in person (assuming you're religious)
@@candacebaughman420 I was going to say that's taking it a bit far, but then I remembered they consider celebrating birthdays is a pagan ritual. You could have something there, except I don't believe they use Holy water, but who knows.🙃
First Story: I can’t stand people who try to hurt pets. Those people got exactly what they deserve. Yoooooo that story was insane 😂😂😂😂. Ok first off, as black man myself that EP in the story is absolutely full of shit and is just trying to play victim. Second, Saire is a good dog to get bad people like that arrested Second Story: What is demonic about visiting a love one’s grave on their birthday? OP’s family is absolutely insane. This speaks volumes on how much they cared for their lost family member Third Story: Karen needs to get a prescription of Mind Your Fucking Business. Honestly I think she is just mad because she don’t get dick and OP does Fourth Story: I would’ve laughed too 😂😂😂😂😂😂
First Story - It's a very good thing that you can't undersrand that behavior in others. Cruelty to animals can be an early warnimg sign for a lot of serious mental/emotional disorders.
Story 2: Fellas, is it satanic to pay respects to the dead? On a more serious note, I am deeply concerned if they seriously believe giving flowers to a loved one's grave is satanic. Gives me an impression that they think nobody should ever visit a graveyard, just watch their burial and then forget about it
There are some Christian denominations (maybe at least in my country) who believe their departed fellow in denomination are guaranteed to be in heaven and are thus not celebrating birthdays or death anniversaries of the dead. I'm weirded out that apparently it's not good for some people that you at least commemorate and celebrate the life of someone who used to live.
@@319hiroyuki that’s… odd. I get not mourning too hard in that context because you believe that they’re off to a better place, but you can still celebrate their life and be sad that they’re gone. What the fuck lol
@@seajaries Dude, I'd embrace it, every time anyone crazy religious shows up, have like crystals and relics everywhere and burn incense. I mean, that's not really all that "witchy," but to a psycho-devout Christian, you might as well have invited the devil himself for tea and biscuits!
Backstory for the last story While OP was out with his friends, OP's brother outed him as gay. When OP got back, his father beat him so hard that he blacked out and woke up in the hospital with a tube going down his throat. His mother came to the hospital to demand that OP tell the police that OP didn't know who attacked him.
@@daimpthing FFS I hope those 2 monsters get everything that is coming to them ten fold.. screw those abusive pieces of crap and may they both burn in hell..
Ah, but we wouldn’t want NASA wasting all those resources on a bunch of entitled pricks. I propose that we instead use the ancient Roman practice of live burial. The person is lowered into an underground chamber stocked with just enough supplies to make it for a few days, but then that runs out and they slowly die, never seeing the sun again.
I'm really curious about what the parents did in the past, to the point that OP moved far away and went no contact with them for almost two decades... the mother mentioned the father lost his job as a teacher over this, yikes.
Given the type of mother she seems to be (can't say anything about the father since he is never mentionned otherwise) I'm sure that the father losing his job is absolutely unrelated to this and she's merely trying to guilt trip her son. In fact, he may not have lost his job at all and just quit.
@@LeSarthois She said there was a "misunderstanding" and that OP "blew it out of proportion", so something big definitely happened. I don't know where this took place, but assuming it's a country where education is taken seriously, teacher careers are quite stable and teachers need to mess up really badly to get themselves fired and their licenses revoked. They also lost their house after the father lost his job, which suggests father was the breadwinner, so he had no reason to quit. Therefore, I do believe he was indeed fired, and it did have something to do with what happened between them and OP.
if you go to the account they mention what happened, They were outed for being gay by their older sibling and their father beat them to the point they were hospitalized, their mother came to visit only to ask them to say they don't know who put them in the hospital but their aunt convinced them otherwise and thats why the father lost his teaching job Even more wild the father ended up getting therapy and apparently it was because he was molested as a child etc. but the mother divorced him BECAUSE he went to AA and stopped drinking, got therapy for his previous issues and tried to become a better person That mother is just absolutely a garbage human being
@@ZabrioArkz that mother is an absolute POS. She tried to make her child lie for her husband after beating him? Probably to secure his job, so she wouldn't have to work. They got what they deserved. He lost his job and they lost their home. The audacity of that Bitch to demand a free house after everything OP went through. And she still expects an apology? I sure hope OP can get the restraining order.
I can never ever look at any man or woman normally again when they abuse dogs. It is inhuman to take advantage of a canine who is chained up. Any 16 yr old knows better that throw anything at a dog is dangerous. And the dog that is trained to detect firearms is such a cool thing. This poor animal was doing just what it was trained to do. OP , I think you did exactly the right thing.
OP in the third story should also try and get in contact with the daugther who said "Good morning" to her, maybe on Social Media? And ask her very carefully if she or her sibling(s) is feeling unsafe in their home or whatnot, and if the daugther gives OP a positive answer, then lists off everything, OP could file an anonymous report to CPS, because those EPs don't deserve to have children, AT ALL!
I'm curious what the "bat sh!t crazy" entitled mother in the last story planned to do if op didn't meet her deadline to give her a property. Was she gonna call the cops? If so, I'd love to hear the 911 call(u know she would consider it an emergency lol).
"Your Honor, my adult gay son totally disrespected me by being gay and not doing everything I said and won't give me his house to make up for dishonoring our church, life, and business!" "Case dismissed, crazypants. Get a psychiatrist."
That's so crazy even for religion. Visiting graves is a huge part of church in Europe. Talking at them is completly normal as a placeholder for the dead, saints left very specific graves with the purpose of getting thought off so they could have it better in Heaven. How would anyone think it'd be satanic to sing happy birthday to one?
for the last story, the mother is insane. i had a similar issue with my "father". after going no contact about 8 years ago, i guess someone told him i own 2 homes, because he went out and found my number and tried demanding and threatening me with lawsuits and stuff saying i owe him one of my homes and this and that. it was wild. he ended up getting arrested for trespassing and destruction of property on my property. (i had security cameras installed as soon as we oved in) he tried destroying 2 of my security cameras, and he threw a rock at my house. i think he was aiming for a window but he missed. i wish i could post the video because it was hilarious.
@@4PlayerCardGames Understood! 🙂 As the child of two rather narcissistic parents, my best to you. May the "You don't CARE for me the WAY YOU NEED TO!" screams be at a minimum.
That's the thing about narcissists, there is no cure. They will never seek out help for their narcissism because they never feel like they are in the wrong or need help. They think it's everyone else that needs help. I think John Cleese once said, 'The thing about stupid people is; they are too stupid to realize just how stupid they are.' I think the same can be true for narcissists.
Yup, and when they are somehow forced into treatment (e.g. an ultimatum by a spouse, a condition of staying employed, ordered by a judge, etc.) they use the opportunity to learn how to better play the system and quite often play with the therapist enough to manipulate the therapist to being on the narcissist's side. My sense is that it's better to never force a narcissist to go to therapy because it not only does no good, it provides the narcissist with more knowledge and power.
As a Christian, I fully support the second ops visiting her brother. I'm very sorry for your loss, it can't be easy. But keep in mind that at least he didn't suffer. Ik it probably doesn't help.
for the first story, it's just hilarious. Kids: distrurb the dog and throw a rock at it Dog: chases after them Kids: "why is the dog chasing us, that dog needs to be put down"
On the last story a later update said the EM tried to evict people renting one of Op's properties by using forged documents. OP had already warned them of her, so they called him and the cops(I think). If I remember correctly OP finally got a restraining order on EM.
For the sweet soul who lost her brother: I’m so sorry for you loss! 💔. I lost my sister when she was 26 and my brother when he was 50, both suicides. I’m the baby (53f). After my sister died, I always get a little cake and sing happy birthday to her and every other year plant a lilac bush or tree (we’re on over 3 acres, thank goodness). When I got married and we had our kids, we’d all sing together. Still do. Do the same for my brother now. There’s not one single thing wrong with what you’re doing! I’m so pleased you went No Contact. I went NC with my egg donour and that entire side of the family. That’s why I’m still alive. Live your beautiful life knowing your brother is with you and proud!
If anybody has even the audacity to think about hurting another helpless creature such as a pet … I would throw hands tbh… and ask how would they like if somebody would do that to them
Same. I "lost" my elder brother, whom I looked up to, when I was 10 due to the actions of my birthfather. He's still alive, but when I tried to make contact recently, he was polite about it, but basically told me to point sand. I'll never meet my neices, nor my sister-in-law. He doesn't want anything to do with me. In the same vein, I also lost my little brother and my second mom. I haven't seen either of them since I was 19-20 (and before that, I hadn't seen them since I was 10... and it's been ages since I was any of those ages...), and though I've been trying to track them down, it's been pretty futile. Both their facebook accounts are inactive, even.
1st story: That dog should get all the treats 2nd story: I honestly hope the Big Man upstairs heard what they were saying about OP, and enacted some divine intervention. Say, like their younger son dying of mysterious circumstances? 3rd story: I mean, the Karen asked, so OP gave her exactly what she wanted 4th story: That bitch is just plain crazy
I understand your sentiment on #2, but I hope nothing like that does actually happen. They would never see the connection and it wouldn’t be fair/right to their son.
To the last OP's mom - Unbelievable... I mean, absolutely unbelievable behaviour! You were blessed with a child and you were so horrific that they chose to go no contact with you and you STILL haven't learnt? I'm glad to know that you are suffering in life ... Just proves to me that Karma exists and one gets back everything that one puts out into the world. I hope you wisen up soon... And my best to OP...
In story 3: The father was placing himself between his sons and OP's friends, Not to prevent them from 'catching the gay' but instead to selfishly hog all the gay aura to himself!
The last story is crazy. So teenage daughter hasn't had contact with parents since a court hearing at age 16. Her father lost her teaching job because of it. Makes me assume there was inappropriate behavior there. Then the mother somehow thinks the daughter needs to apologize!
Apparently OP went onto a domestic violence subreddit and provided context. I think what happened was OP’s brother outed her as gay, which caused her father to beat her until she blacked out and when she woke up in hospital, her mother tried to get her to tell the police she didn’t know who attacked her
To that last story (and typing this just in case OP's mother *is* actually active on YT)... Lady, your daughter does not owe you anything. Not an apology, not a house, not even a single pair of socks! She went no contact with you for a good reason, and if you are unable to see that then maybe you deserve that restraining order and need to rethink your life.
I want to know what exactly mother did to op to make dad lose his teaching career. Not a lot can revoke your license by affiliation, but almost anything that can is horrid
@@justaperson4656 it’s not what you think. OP’s brother outed him as gay to their parents. OP’s father apparently beat him to the point he was hospitalized. His mother tried to convince him to say he didn’t know who beat him so badly. OP refused and was honest with the police.
Fourth story: This womam is so narcisistic that she feels entitled to an apology she doesn't deserve and demanding OP's property. I think OP should have gotten the restraining order since the beginning.
I think we're glossing over the one charge OP mentioned in the first story - about possession with a firearm while on probation. Let me say that again. PROBATION. Meaning that the EP was already on the hook for likely doing similar if not worse things. Just something I feel should be mentioned.
Judging only by the little context of the story and the mother's reactions to seeing it online, I have to assume that whatever OP accused them of that lost the father his teaching job was not blown out of proportion but was most likely 100% fact.
I solved the puzzle pretty early on that first story. It's really sad when you can predict so much about a person just from someone else's recollection of how they spoke and acted.
To the “I’d like to see them react to dia de los muertos” part- The church HATES It, and they tried their classic “make a holiday on top of it to smother it out” strategy that they’ve done for eons but it didn’t work. There’s people that 100% think it’s satanic and it’s hilarious
First story: it sounds like the EM was on something, and im pretty sure they raided her house and found her stash of drugs thats why she never returned properly
Wait...so homegirl brought a unregistered gun. Her precious baby had a switchblade, and thought she would not get arrested for assaulting a dog? I hope this ridiculous story was fake, but we have seen a lot of crazy so it might be crazy enough to be real.
The first story. I totally agree with you RSlash that both OP and their dog are extremely lucky she didn't shoot her and the dog. And yeah this is "How to metaphorically shoot yourself in the foot 101."
To OP's mother - how about YOU start being "mature" and stop hounding your son who obviously wants no contact with you? Like making excessive demands and be in complete denial about being in the wrong really is making you the butt in this situation. OP IS mature, mature enough to make his own choices without an entitled brat hosing him down and trying to keep a leash on him.
On the last story, TW - domestic violence. Apparently OP’s brother outed him and when he got home, his father attacked him. Beat the shit out of him and put him in the hospital. He woke up in the hospital. He aunt and uncle took care of him and protected him from his parents. His mother wanted him to lie about who beat him and say it was a stranger, but his aunt and uncle encouraged him to be honest. Apparently the letter opened up the door to his PTSD and bad memories. OP is amazing and I’m glad he has the support he needs. His parents and his brother can go straight to hell.
That second story made me cry. I feel such heartache for OP. She lost her brother and has a crazy and toxic family that won't let her grieve. I know loads of people that go to the graves of their loved ones and sing happy birthday or talk to them. I've even seen a bride and groom go into a cemetery to lay their wedding wreaths on the graves of her deceased parents. That's a normal and healthy way to grieve. Shame on OP's family. Shame on them... Besides don't they visit the grave of their son/brother/and nephew and speak to him? Lay flowers on his grave... Cry and mourn for his loss?
Honestly, the 'mother' from the last story makes me think of psycho dictator aunt from a couple stories done a few years ago. The one that stole her daughter's car and got into a fight with her family and OP's family over dinner because they didn't order what she wanted them to order (veal) and that they wanted bread. The end for her was when she died, they cremated her and dumped her ashes into the ocean because she had a fear of water/the ocean. Just something that OP would probably enjoy reading
oh yea i remember that one, according to op the whole thing was like watching a tennis match, in the car his dad asked his mom when her sister went crazy and she said around the time she started to talk in full sentences.
You forgot the part where the aunt kept calling the police on op claiming that op was a runaway op had drugs & even claiming that op killed her cousin because op & her cousin caught the aunt stalking them & went to a hotel to hide from the aunt
As far as I'm concerned, as long as me and my family don't have to hear or see any of our neighbors sexual escapades, I don't really care what people do in their own homes.
Story 1: I'm happy OP was calm and level headed, and had a beautifully trained Doggo. And this Crazy Karen story had a happy ending. Why do so many of the Karen stories end in arrest? Story 2: Oh someone is mental and demonic but it isn't OP. Happy to hear she got their toxicity out of her system. Story 3: The couple sounded jealous rather than homophobic. I almost find them more amusing than sad, almost. Story 4: Seriously? I mean, seriously? The audacity, the entitlement, the stupidity. Sociopath much? I feel for OP having to deal with that.
The last story reminds me a lot of my mother. My father, since I was little, had non stop been working to keep our family fed and the bills paid, while sat in front of the TV drinking a beer, not working. It's not that she couldn't work, she chose to not work and be a stay at home mom, but not feed or take care of her kids. She would just feed off of my dad. There were numerous incidents where my mother was drunk, while my dad was working, and she'd physically and emotionally abuse us. We didn't tell our dad because she'd tell us we'd get taken away from both parents or if my dad divorced her she'd keep the kids because she's a woman. My dad could have won but he didn't want to risk that choice. Well, my father passed away in the beginning of 2017, wasn't suicide, just health issues. And our mother got even worse with the abusing. I was the one that last spoke to my dad, she constantly blames me for his death ( I know it had nothing to do with me, I had zero control of his health) and so my bf let me move into his place. My mother slowly started to have a drug problem and would choose heroin over my two youngest sisters food. It was so terrifying to think she'd do that in our childhood home. We all left her there because she would never listen. Now we're all doing fine and she's supposedly clean. She called me to apologize, then expected me to apologize, but I did nothing wrong. She said she had to take care of me while I had an ED, but she gave it to me by constantly calling me the fat child, and she never took care of me. She'd just call me an anorexic bitch and I didn't need to socialize with guests because I wanted attention. So I blocked her and told her how I felt all those years, and forgiveness is earned, not expected and she's far from earning my forgiveness. Sorry this was long to read.
Second story: So it's satanic to grieve the loss of a loved one and visit said loved ones' grave on the anniversary of their birth, but it's totally legit to blindly worship a literal magic flying super zombie with wine for blood and communion wafers for flesh? Yeah, that makes sense...
We actually got my childhood dog from a situation similar to the first story. A few hoodlums had a black lab tied to a tree outside my parent's workplace and was throwing stones and shit at him. The kids got told off and we got the dog. He was the gentlest dog I've ever know, and thats saying something, we named him Magic (apparently it was a thing to name your black lab/black dog Magic for black magic....I still don't really understand but he was my baby.) He lived to a very old age until we had to put him down. I was very young when he died but still remember how sweet he was. Those kids got what they deserved. Don't fuck with someone's dog/pet.
Religious nut: You're a demon! Constantly going to a dead person's grave and doing things that will ease the pain you felt from his passing! You must be doing some sort of ritual! Necromancer! Jesus: *literally came back from the dead 😂😂😂
The key thing is to realize when your own family members are toxic. Then you have to find a way out. Once you live without the negativity for a few months you'll realize "I feel much better now." I'm never going back. Them saying, "I'm never speaking to you again" is actually a blessing.
It always entertains me whenever Americans mispronounce Australian locations (non-aboriginal ones anyway). Melbourne is pronounced as Mel-Burn, not Mel-Born.
It's the same when they pronounce our counties with shire on the the end. They make it rhyme with higher rather than sheer, but if they haven't been to the UK, they don't know, it's no biggie : )
@@catkin567 Edit: idk I can say Yorkshire Pudding just fine lol A lot of times if a word is very old, the American way is the original. We broke off from England in the 1700's. We say soccer because that is what it used to be called in England for example. You guys updated your language pronunciation to make it sound more posh (mostly starting in London). English accents also vary wildly from region to region in a small space. If America had so much variation there would be thousands of accents and pronunciations. So not all Americans prounce everything the same. Other countries are most familiar with the Hollywood or Southern or New York accents because of movies. Just like the posh London accent is most familiar.
@@Ayaforshort Oh that old chestnut about us updating our accent to sound posh is a myth. Received pronunciation only dates back to the 19th century. When the BBC was formed, RP was the accent they chose to communicate in, but it is considered that less than 5% of Britain speaks in that accent today. We have so many accents, as you say, which one in particular was supposed to have been updated?! Also football goes back in Britain far longer than the word soccer. Football was first mentioned in official records in the 14th century, long before America was colonised. Soccer used to mean the new rules of association football was not around until the 1860's ; D
1. "That dog didn't like that I threw rocks at it and attacked me! It needs to be put down." 2. "Visiting your brothers grave makes you a satanist." God people are stupid.
Op said her older protected her a lot from her parents, kinda makes you wonder if he kept them from turning her into a good church girl aka a breeding machine to a husband they choose and keep her living at home so she can be their free maid and servant.
The last story is a long, sad tale that starts with OP being outed as a teen, coming home at 14 only to have his father beat the snot out of him - so badly that he ended up in the hospital and police were involved. After that, OP lived with Aunt and Uncle who took him in and encouraged him to press charges. Fast forward to present with mom being an entitled idiot; she shows up at OP's rental house trying to kick out his tenants (who OP had warned of this possibility!). They called police and OP and his mom ended up getting arrested. What an absolute train wreck of a family OP has. At least he is settled with spouse and kids now. Hopefully those idiots who gave him life will just fade away and leave him the hell alone now!
The person in the first story has a very good dog. They had enough confidence in their dog to let her off leash, chase a kid half a block and come back when recalled. Especially while chasing something. I’m working on recall with my own dog to hopefully get her to that point.
Last Story: OP can even file a complaint against his mother for extortion. She's demanding compensation that she doesn't deserve with an OR ELSE clause. That's extortion. Narcissists are truly a "special" breed.
story 2. so what they don't respect the dead, you know for a fact they never walked by that grave after the day it was placed. "calling out spirits" we (Christians) believe angels and demons walk the Earth , spirits are already here, heck we have the Holy Spirit, ya know the one we keep talking about but some Christians (like them) never really show.
Apparently, the brother outed OP as gay, the father sent OP into the hospital. The mother attempted to convince OP to keep quiet about who caused it but the aunt convinced OP to tell the truth. And then after losing his job etc the father got therapy (turned out he was also a victim of abuse, the cycle perpetuates itself) and sobered up, which caused the mother to leave the father.
Second story - my youth group leader’s friend died recently and at his funeral, the priests from the nearest church started doing a prayer ritual trying to revive him from the dead. It’s safe to say God didn’t change anything. But getting back on topic according to that story and the mom throwing holy water on her child, it seems like they would be the ones that are more likely to perform revival/summoning rituals.
Story 1: I love this story, and wow dogs are amazing! Story 2: Wow, the gleefulness that people do wrong using religious conviction is astounding. I am flummoxed at how terrible they're acting while OP is going through this. Their own son died and they're treating OP as if she did something wrong honoring his memory? Story 4: Wow...I can't understand how she's so entitled. I bet the Father probably stepped in it big to lose his teaching job. I hope she gets her act together
Damn it. I was going to comment about how much I love that she owns her sexuality and is surrounded mostly by people who are happy for her being her instead of being judgmental about a woman who enjoys having sex. The "gang bang" part seemed sus though, and it turns out rightfully so.
1st story with the gun sniffing dog. 1 y/o never been trained for detection I would guess seeing it was a pet, somehow knows the mothers has a gun, but didn't react to the 4 cops also carrying guns. I would say the cops need to hire that dog cause that's amazing, just left out the part where people clapped when she got hauled away.
The last story reminds me of when I exposed my toxic parents for always threatening to hit me for not listening even tho Im an adult now. Her, my dad and my aunt all said that I shouldnt have embarrassed my mom like that. Funny how toxic people still manage to make it about them even after multiple people agree that they are toxic
I thought I didn't know any Karens when I first started watching this channel. Then I learned how wrong I was, and she seems to have zero clue why I won't talk to her after the second incident. I forgave her after several months after the first insult. The second insult wasn't so bad, but it did give me a clue that she didn't deserve another chance. I'm sure she will make up other bs, but I won't have to hear it first hand. I don't speak to her, I avoid looking at her, and I even avoid her dog (poor dog, she loves me and my dog) because I don't want any more drama. I wouldn't put it past her to accuse me of poisoning her dog by putting something on my dog that her dog licked off...
Whoa, mom was extortioning her son. What kind of freakish woman is this. Sounds very religious, very self centered , and not worth even calling you relation. I just have a hard time believing a mother would do thing. But we all know , people do horrible things to relation over religious extremism. Good luck OP I hope the RO is granted