Judging Insane Confessions

From horror first dates to terrifying family feuds, today we're judging insane confessions...

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[Arthur_Frederick]

In case you missed the community post, I've decided to change the channel name from ArthurTV Reacts to Arthur Frederick. I've kept the main channel as ArthurTV but I don't really do much TV content here and I'd like to broaden the possibilities for content outside reaction content (like vlogs, games etc) so I've gone for something a bit more broad and personal, hope you don't have too much trouble recognising it in future!

[PaigeNicoleLewis]

“you could be in danger” says Arthur with the cutest smile on his face

[kristinpatton]

That 15 yr old needs to go to the police IMMEDIATELY. There is no such thing as prank kidnapping, there is only kidnapping. The "LOL JK" moment cannot undo the trauma of thinking you're going to die by strangers hands. Its also wild to me how many people will throw away stable relationships because you're insecure about money.

[infedelapoop]

It’s so refreshing to c some1 take a more objective approach and consider narrative bias - I always find it scary how quickly people jump to conclusions, particularly in critiquing a woman (first story etc)

[h.a.p]

The poor girl who got kidnapped said “I know I’m a shitty daughter” has been conditioned into thinking she’s in the wrong for these fights and issues. It’s definitely the dads fault not hers

[RNS_Aurelius]

People ending relationships that have lasted years over things that communication can fix is so sad. Just have these conversations, they'll be awkward, you'll hear some things you might not want to and will disagree on some things but they're important things to set boundaries on and make clear. If you're not ready to communicate and compromise, you're not ready for a relationship. People run from discomfort so much and it just makes issues bigger.

[WelshAmethystGirl]

My other half told me to quity job to be a stay at home mum if I wanted to. Our daughter is autistic so needs alot of support, we had found ourselves in a position to do so because my partners mum had passes away from a long illness and left us alot of money. So it's really weird that this guy feels the opposite way. My fella was like quit work if you want we will be able to manage so I did. I have ailments and illnesses that make working difficult so I didn't argue with him. I'm so happy that he suggested it and havnt looked back since

[cupidsdeath]

As someone who has been nearly kidnapped by their dad on numerous occasions you just believing the victim means a lot, the amount of times I have had to explain why it’s concerning and people just don’t understand because “he’s my dad” or “it didn’t actually happen so you’re fine” thank you for shedding light on that and handling it responsibly and kindly you’re a good person and I love your content keep being you

[william]

The whole stay at home spouse is no where near as respected as it deserves. Its a full time job. Im a stay at home husband (i cant work due to a selection of disabilities, i have a pretty nasty disorder and a severe case of epilepsy) but that doesnt mean i just sit around all day. I do the housework, the shopping, the cooking, run all the errands and all the repairs. Its gonna get even more intense when we have kids. Its all of alot of work that you dont even get paid for

[jimissalesreviews]

Mate. I honestly agree with every point you made. And I'm not being funny... but media has ruined peoples' trust in everything now. Like people are instantly on the defensive if their partner has a slight interest in their money. I'm single, but if my partner was to be interested in my money after I suddenly inherit millions? Fair play, because anyone would be in my opinion 🤣

[Jenniferlynn]

That father needs to be arrested for that, and the girl needs to get out. Arthur is right, she needs to go to someone for help. As a parent they just made me sick

[zuziakolodziej]

I agree with your points Arthur, you're not the only one against the majority 😅 they're insane confessions though

[ladyicebear]

Some of these confessions are crazy to me. Also, thank you, Arthur Frederick(sounds fancy) ✨️ for the content, definitely enjoying the channel and Arthur's reactions 💖

[nicolewallace]

Love love the channel name change, , good job 👍 👏👏👏👏

[jessicaholscher]

In that first one, i don't think OP necessarily respects the SAHM idea in general, regardless of money. The way he talks is like she's just gonna be on easy street, never worrying about money. She's still gonna worry about money. She's gonna be making the cuts and decisions to stay within budget, if we are talking trad marriage. . Either that, or maybe she's given off the vibe that she's not really going to keep up her side of the work. Like maybe she's a slob who hates cooking and can't even take care of the cat or something.

[loralaibarometer]

Talking about how the inheritence is going to be spent before the person getting it is done greiving is a terrible move.

[animaguslove]

I feel like Arthur has been extremely optimistic in this video, he is just looking at all the videos and being optimistic

[bethfkni]

these are always great fun to watch in the evenings, thanks for the chill content arthur. big hugs ❤

[dimaayman]

Arthur I love these Reddit videos they always make my day❤

[Illhelppwn]

Arthur your evaluation of the first story is accurate in my opinion. What youll come to see is everybody on reddit always suggests breaking up no matter the question is. They seem to think that a good relationship should never have any problems or encounter any troubles and if they do you need to break up.