Entitled Parents GIVE their Son's BIRTHDAY to his SPOILED LITTLE SISTER - Reddit Podcast

0:00 My Entitled Parents take away my birthday for 8 years and give it to my sister instead, and I am so sick and tired of their favoritism. (u/Black-sheep-B-Boy)
17:15 My Entitled Aunt and her family want to use my parents address for low-income housing that they done even need. (u/RamenNoodles620)

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[calvinmccormick]

The fact that a 10 year old is throwing a tantrum over not getting an actual car that they can't even drive says a lot on how much the parents spoiled her

[ObliviousNaz]

Man, Imagine the feeling of going to your spoiled sister's boarding school then just starts grinning at her till she screamed.

[alicedelgado]

AN UPDATE!
The sister is so screwed in the head, that she got herself kicked out of boarding school. Picked fights, went on hunger strikes, self harmed. Now she's been committed to a psyche ward indefinitely. Diagnosed with narcissism and PTSD

Mom is no better, smuggling junk food while the sister was in boarding school, attacked dad when sister was sent to the psych ward. She got committed too!

[OWENTHEOMANYTE]

These parents should’ve been charged with child neglect. WHO’S WITH ME?!

[jthecross]

This is still one of my favorite quotes ever.
"Every child needs a parent,
Not all parents need a child."
These stories prove it 100%

[bobbywagner]

What the parents don't realize is that they may have ruined this poor guys childhood, but he gets to choose their nursing home.

[ejczwqv]

This is a 21 minute long video with two story’s, but the first is the best story on this channel

[reaperslayer]

When he said his parents had the “don’t hate us” smile I would looked at them and said quietly “oh don’t worry I still do” along with having my hand down to my side flipping them off to not make it obvious.

[SifGreyfang]

I'll never understand why some parents just have this blatant favortism towards one of their kids and treat the others like slaves

[raenin]

The grandparents did a better job than his actual parents. Glad they stepped up once they knew what was going on.

[blyejsd]

This kind of made me tear up just because of how unjust it was, I can almost feel the negligence through the screen

[andrescaetano]

I remember this one story (the first I heard in this beautiful channel) about a mother trying to basically steal the son’s house for her spoiled daughter. In the end, the mother got separated from the daughter, and the daughter eventually became a a good person. I sincerely hope the daughter turn her life around.

[zozo]

The fact the father exploded on the son for ruining her "moment" is disgusting. It was his graduation and his birthday and it's still her moment.... i would slap both of them across the face and tell them i no longer have parents and they are dead to me. Then they can have their wonderful live with their golden child.

[Blurple]

my heart began to beat so fast when i heard all about these sons of a pickled bastard called parents this child had to deal with. the amount of pure s a t i s f a c t i o n i felt when the relatives chewed out his parents is immeasurable.

[georgethomson]

Love your children equally. I think this story went from misery to breakout. The son was suffering from vulnerability and he somehow found the courage to speak out.

[UnderKiller]

“911 what’s your emergency?”
“my daughter is kid is neglecting my grandson’s birthday”

[niconeedsanap]

I am so glad that the extended family actually acknowledged the fact they were oblivious and wrong for so many years because thats a hard skill that shows your kindness

[kawaiieconomics]

This story made my blood boil. Those parents can NEVER pay back the "Debt" they accrued by stealing the rest of his childhood birthdays.

[matthewmorano]

I think the worst part about this story is how believable it really is

[adrianc]

This actually got me mad tight. Wow. That was just... unbelieveably sad and heartbreaking. I was so mad at the parents and his sister. Wow. Again, that was messed up. It just makes you think how lucky you are to have a good parent. And if you don't, its always good to reach out. There are help lines out there. I hope we all have a good life, and i hope you never have to experience that.