Raised My Entitled Sister's 3 Kids When She Abandoned Them. Years Later, They're Giving Me Money...

Raised My Entitled Sister's 3 Kids When She Abandoned Them. Years Later, They're Giving Me Money to Thank Me, but She's Furious and Demanding the Money.

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[DarkEinherjar]

OP was the Uncle Iroh figure those children needed.

[rachelmap]

"...and I decided to post about it on social media."

That was your first mistake. _Never_ post about money on social media.

[chessieray]

How neglectful and tasteless of a human being do you have to be to not only mistreat your own children, but to grovel for sympathy when you've failed as a parent? She needs to be thanking OP and apologizing to her and her kids for being such a nuisance.

[IEATAKIS]

'ShE wAnTeD tO gIvE aNoThEr ChAnCe To HeRsElF' what kind of authority does she think she have?

[giornobpr]

I feel like the Mother should've been charged with Emotional Abuse, because OP has stated how her Sister have said that she'll abandon the Kids, if they'd misbehave. And not to mention that OP's Sister can still be charged with Emotional Distress (given if the Kids still react with a mistake they've done, and the Mother would reprimand them for doing something, which in some cases can be PTSD).

[Cosmic_brownie.mp]

Let me tell you something. My sister was a Karen waiting to happen. We grew up in a happy, loving home that met our needs. I, did not act as entitled as her, to my own amazement.


But my sister was an entire suburban - iPad kid - Spoiled - Brat Package all in one. We moved to the suburbs when I was 3, right next to a big city. She, at the time, was 8.I was quiet, introverted, and loved to listen to music, go outside, and draw. My Mom, who was single, with a disappearing husband, worked hard to give us freedom. She let me be a little nerd. I really love her with all my heart. My sister was my opposite. Extroverted, loud, phone - addicted, and wanted everything she saw in the stores we went to. I was always the skinny one, a picky eater. She had binge eating disorder. When Mom was still working in the restaurant, She would force me to microwave her something she could do herself. She hated it when I made friends. When I was 8, I finally had a medium - sized friend group. She would agree with the kids at our school who bullied us. When I was 16, I mustered up the courage to tell our mom about it. She told our sister to move out, get a job, and stop hurting a minor. Now she looks, acts, and lives like a Karen. Thank god for karma.

[venessafugi]

“Why would you paint me as the villain!?”

I didn’t paint you as a villain. You ARE the villain. I was just revealing it.

[MrMK]

10/10 it was her not telling her would-be partners she had kids.

[talhajawed]

I HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO GET THROUGH THE FIRST 5 minutes of this video without being FEELING RED HOT FROM ANGER

[sophiaisabelle]

I guess you'd have to run three thousand square feet kilometers away from them. But it's for the sake of your safety and security.

[LadyZubat]

"She was just mean to them all the time and not emotionally there for them."

So we call that emotional neglect and abuse!!

[marthajackson]

Seriously people need to keep their personal life off social media and avoid drama.

[nikorasuyo]

This comment isn't about the story but doesn't anyone else get annoyed seeing the person not actually touching the ground and just kinda hovering over everything I don't know why but it drives me crazy😂😅😂

[boogermaiden]

Had three kids as a teen by choice. Blames kids they are "holding her back." Absolutely no accountability.

[sincerely_jaelahbibler]

It baffles me that people really treat their children like shit for being born as if the parent isn’t the one that made the choice to have and keep said child. No matter how my life is going, I’d NEVER blame or take it out on my children because it’s never their fault.

[customarylover]

Why do people talk about "speaking their truth"? That doesn't mean anything because "your truth" isn't real; it's just a glorified way of saying your perspective. The correct expressions here would be "speak your mind", "state/give your perspective/side/view", or in this particular case, "tell the truth".

[rmclearran]

My goodness has no one said that what the mother did was emotional abuse?

[cyannagamble]

The courts don't care unless the children are physically being abused. And even then, sometimes even when they're physically being abused. They STILL DON'T CARE. His way of having situation when they were younger was the best he could do. At least their mother wasn't beating them.

Being there for them emotionally when the mother wasn't available was the best option.

[Singyourheartout-ptox]

Op uncle you are a Angel god bless you and make you happy every day we need more pep like you in the worth this made me get my faith in humanity back

[martindewandel]

she couldn't become their parents, but she definetly became their mom.