wild AITA family drama that's got me fired up - REACTION

wild AITA family drama that's got me fired up - REACTION

Oh, dear viewers, you are in for a treat today! Charlotte Dobre is back, and she's diving headfirst into some epic AITA (Am I The A**hole) family drama that'll have you doubled over in laughter and disbelief! 😂👀

In this rollercoaster of a video, Charlotte takes you on a wild journey through some of the most jaw-dropping and side-splitting AITA family stories on the internet. From the uncle who tried to borrow money to invest in a time-traveling Delorean to the cousin who thought they were the next Picasso, these tales are absolute gold! 💰🕰️🎨

Get ready to gasp, giggle, and guffaw as Charlotte dissects these uproarious family conflicts like the pro she is! Her reactions are priceless, and her commentary is pure comedy gold. 🤣🌟

So grab your favorite snack, hit that subscribe button, and let's spill the family drama tea together with Charlotte Dobre. It's like a soap opera, but with more laughter and fewer commercial breaks! ☕🍿💥

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[charlieevilpig]

My daughter got up over 300 lbs. She had always been active, had two young sons to chase after, yet she kept gaining weight. It took several years and went through several doctors who just said to eat healthy and exercise. That she had been doing for years. She's always been health conscious and raised her boys to eat healthy as well. After many years we finally found out that she had a condition that caused her body to think it was in starvation mode along with a rare form of leukemia. Part of her weight was do to all the ulcers they found in her stomach. They removed over 20 ulcers and a large part of her stomach and intestines. She's now down to a size 16 and after they remove all the excess skin, she'll likely be a size 12-14. She still fights fatigue but feels so much better. Never judge someone overweight, you don't know what may be the reason for their weight. I need to say though that the overweight woman in the article sounds rude and demanding. Maybe they can do something once in a while to accommodate her, but if she still complains, then she can just stay home

[MSANTHRP]

As a long term cancer patient, I wouldn't care if she was helping because she "smelled the money". She helped during the most horrific time. She deserved it. A young lady, who is now my best friend even though she's 25 and I'm 42, was here for us. She worked for me when she was in high school and I became good friends with her parents. She was here all the time. She even took me to chemo. When she got into college, she took a light course load twice so she could do school, work, and be here at night to help with dinner and the kids. She did this all for free. I'm now 4 years out from my last treatment and she's so important to us. I clean her house once a week because she's a new mom and doing her masters. I keep her baby, 8 months old, for free. I was a highly qualified teacher specializing in early childhood. She did this out of the goodness of her heart and I will be here to do for her as long as I can

[jengreeeen]

For the last story: I recently read a book called Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents and it blew my entire world open. Those parents will never see their daughter as good enough because she is independent and doesn’t rely upon them. The son is the golden child because they can enmesh with his emotional immaturity and lack of stability. If you even relate a little bit, read that book. It validated everything and made my last family reunion way smoother.

[Kaemea]

When my sister became engaged i was excited to stand up with her as a bridesmaid. I knew her best friend would be her MOH and didn't expect that. I just wanted to be there for my "little" sister.

I got a call at work from my Mom letting me know that I wasn't going to be invited to be a bridesmaid. When I asked why, Mom told me "Well the dresses she wants wouldn't really look good on you because of your weight" . (I was 222lbs at 5'2.5") I said I could lose the weight and she pooh pooh'd that, basically acting like I was just a lazy blob, blah blah blah.

That Saturday, I started WWers. It was late October, early November. As I said, my first weigh-in I was 222lbs. 2 weeks before the June wedding I was 135lbs. Not quite 100lbs gone but, I was 2 sizes smaller than the MOH. I absolutely enjoyed the "neener neener" feeling. 😊

[ellajennings]

As someone who is obese and also needs breaks because walking hurts my back (though usually it’s just for no more than a minute or two, genuinely), I feel for this woman. HOWEVER, I would not expect anyone to invite me to something where there is loads of walking and I wouldn’t want them to. I know it holds me back and I am trying to work on myself, but it’s a bit complicated. If someone said this to me then yes, it would hurt…but I wouldn’t blame them. She needs to have some self awareness.

[elliewellybigfatbelly]

Here’s an idea. If you’re giving money to your parents and they’re having to go to a foodbank because they’re actually giving all the money to your brother, why not pay a company to get a weekly shop delivered to them that’s just enough for the two of them? That way, they’re not able to give him any money and then the aunt can’t have a go at you for the fact they’re ending up at a food bank…

[jennafoy]

Watching the first story was tortuous! Being a disabled woman, I miss out on a lot of events/outings because I can't keep up! The story really brought me back to a time when my disease was the worst, and the doctor put me on a TON of prednisone. I gained 55lbs, and was already having a hard time with stamina/walking due to severe joint pain and extremely low red blood cell count. I didn't want anyone to know how sick I was, or that I was even sick at all. As far as most people could tell, I had just gained an obscene amount of weight. It was stupid to try to hide my disability, and I ended up passing out in a Wal Mart before I admitted to my friends/family that I was sick. I hope this lady isn't hiding a secret like me, and can gain some stamina and be able to attend all the family events her heart desires! ❤

[spontaneousun]

As a woman who is disabled due to a connective tissue disorder and currently in a wheelchair, I do miss being able to participate in hikes and more active gatherings with my siblings. However, I also want my siblings and their girlfriends to have fun and experience all those things. It makes me happy to get the pictures and be remembered/ considered when they come up for a visit and we plan a mix of things I can do and things I will have to sit out. It’s all about balance. Also as the person with the most limits I try to research and find fun things we can all do or try to creatively brainstorm modifications. For example most apple picking places have a small fruit/ veggie stand or picnic tables where it’s possible to hang out while everyone else goes and picks apples. Or if getting to the farm is too much, I could ask/ give them funds to pick some apples for me too and we could all bake some apple treats together later.

In this case I think a little more self awareness from the mobility limited DIL would be very helpful AND it would be awesome if everyone could be a little more creative to come up with some ideas they could all do together.

[dirtsa]

The parents are mad at the daughter because admitting it's the son requires admitting "they" fucked up.

[Marta-hgru]

I had a sibling struggling and needing money. My parents agreed to help. She was to tell them what bills she needed help with and they paid the bills, stocked up her grocery a bit, etc. But, NEVER handed out cash

[PinkieJoJo]

I used to work on a cancer floor and the family fights over money in the hallway as the person was actively dying in their room were just ridiculous.

[fayito]

I had a friend who was obese and couldn't follow us in dances and outings. We knew it affected her and got together for a brainstorming session. We came up with the idea of all the group registering for weekly aquafitness lessons--knowing moving in water is easier than fighting gravity. We had great fun as a group --and in the end, our friend started enjoying moving, and got into exercising more and more. She gradually started feeling better, lost weight, and joining the group in some of our activities. She never became a slim woman, but she was certainly healthier and happier-- and if we planned something that was not possible for her to do, she would comfortably tell us "I'll sit this one out." All in all, a happy ending for all of us until she passed away.

[christiebolden]

I started working at a cemetery after I lost my husband 7 years ago. And I could tell you so many sad and disgusting stories of how families act after someone passed away. Many times I have sat an pondered over these scenarios and it truly breaks my heart some of the things I have seen and heard. From the time we found out my husband had cancer until the time he passed was a little over 5 months. During this time I worked full time and took care of my husband. He wanted to be home and we knew that no treatment would work because he was to weak, he had been in the hospital for 3 weeks with 3 aeortic aneurisms and we almost lost him then. I never left the hospital during that 3 weeks. Once we got him home I was lucky enough that I lived literally 3 minutes from my job and go home at the drop if he needed me. But during this time he became very upset because his siblings would not come and see him in oerson, they would call periodically. When I finally lost my crap after he sat and cried about his sister not coming to see him knowing he was dying. She said she couldn't see him that way and I told her I didn't care, I saw him deteriorate daily and it wasn't easy but I would do it again. Then on Christmas Day we ended up at the ER. My sister in law came in screaming about how bad he looked and how I wasn't taking care of him. I lost it and told her if she would have bothered coming around then she would have seen it happening. We lost him the next day. Let me tell you that the entitlement didn't stop, they tried to tell me how to plan his funeral and all that. I told them I was making these decisions based on the very hard conversation he and I had about his wishes. The lady in this story is NOT the the Ahole. Her stepkids certainly are, can't come and see your FATHER as he is dying but certainly show up for the money! Disgusting!

[puwmdpg]

The first story really struck me. Thank God my family is not like that. I am overweight and for a long time was out of shape. I was left out of a couple of cruises and family trips arranged by my sisters. What I was told was there was going to be a lot of walking, etc., and even though they would have loved to have me there, they felt it would be too much for me and I would not be able to enjoy it. And at the time I knew it was true. That was much more tactful plus I was honest enough with myself to recognize the truth,

[annettejones]

1. I'm disabled and don't expect my friends to work around that. I do appreciate being invited, but I always make sure they fully understand my limitations. I am always happy to sit on the sidelines and watch.

Last one: she could help her parents in other ways. She could pay bills for them directly to the bank, mortgage, doctors, and utilities. If they then give Bozo money and can't buy food, NOBODY can blame her.

[B.H.]

I was the second wife/stepmother and together we amassed a low-7-figures estate. It bypassed probate and went to me, as per my husband's wishes. Because we always lived frugally, none of his 4 kids had any idea of how much the estate was. When I go, it will go to charity (as per BOTH of our wishes). All his kids are doing well financially.

[paulas]

We used to have a neighbor who was quite well off, and I know of at least one young lady who was working as a waitress in a cafe to put herself through Nursing school at our local University. That man paid for her entire education because he admired her work ethic and positive outlook. One more! My husband worked with a guy who would mow his elderly neighbor’s yard because the man was not in good enough shape to do it himself. Well, the man died, and had no family to give his wealth to. He left his entire estate, millions of $$, to the kind man who helped him with his yard! You never know who might be your benefactor. By the way, the man with the lawnmower never knew this gentleman was wealthy.

[annabanana]

When my mother found out she was dying of bone cancer, she went on what she called a SKI holiday,
Spend
Kids
Inheritance

And I'm so glad she got the chance to visit her closest family before she passed ❤ after all it was her money.

[sassylizzie]

I used to work at a bank and it always disgusted me when I would see some family member come in wanting to settle the estate THE DAY their family member died. Like they left the hospital and came directly to the bank to cash out their loved one's accounts. Most of the time these people had no claim to begin with and I would have to direct them to probate court to settle the issues. That never went over well.

[sherlock]

15:42 Saw something once, where the rich son in the family was expected to pay for everything, then shamed when he didn't pay. A family expense came up, and he told his family that he would match whatever everyone else put in. No one put any money in, so he didnt either, and they couldn't whine, because they didnt bother to offer a dollar either