r/Bestof My Husband Slept With My Little Sister

0:00 Intro
0:35 Creepy cheater
8:06 Sons girlfriend
14:48 Reporting my doctor

[ondank]

Story 2 :

The dad was quiet because his mind went into over drive trying to work out how he could use this information to get to go to his favourite ice cream spot.

That dude earned his ice cream and I couldn't be happier for him.

[Eppon]

To put in context just HOW creepy the guy in story 1 was, let me add some ages to some of the main points of the story: when OP turned 18 and started dating him, this man was 25 and her sister was 10. When they got married, Op was 22, her ex was 29, and the sister 14. When the affair started going on, this man was 33/34 and the sister 18/19. Oof.

[suzannepottsshorts]

Love the second story!
A few years ago, my mom (80+) said she had lunch with an old friend that talked about her son and daughter. She was visibly upset when she asked me " Didn't she used to have two daughters?" I explained, she relaxed and said "Oh, thank goodness, I thought I had dementia or something!"

[totalregret]

Story 3: Save any texts and voicemails from your family and send them to the people investigating the doctor as proof of damages of the violation. Your lawyer can help you find the proper contacts and may encourage you to file a lawsuit

[wiredshini]

Story 2: Mans found a way to make a dad joke AND get ice cream. Over 9000 level dad strats. Always good to hear a wholesome story.

[chrisreed]

The story about the trans girlfriend..wow..what a cool father to have! He was spot on with his example about ice cream flavors! I wish more older people would look at it like he does!

[copercurlz]

I'm so glad story 2 went a different direction. I really thought the dad was gonna be cruel and stuff. Especially when he kept saying they would talk later. Nope, man wanted to make a corny joke. I got a big smile when I realized that. I hope the best for OP, Sadie, and the rest of her family. They sound wonderful!

[musicabard]

Story 3: I’m glad that op was able to get away from their toxic family. My mom is a nurse and she comes home with some crazy patient stories all the time but she never includes any personal patient information. My sister also deals with ADHD and I would be livid if someone pulled the same stunt with my family. I hope all the best for op in the future.

[justbemason]

Story 2: Absolute Chad of a husband. So happy for Sadie and the son for having accepting and loving relationships.

[humanoid]

2nd story: absolute W of a family. Given how many anti gay/trans parent stories we’ve heard I was getting real nervous about why the dad kept pushing the conversation aside but then it turned into a somewhat profound life lesson dad joke with the ice cream and it was super wholesome. I wish more parents and people in general were like this

[silverflight]

Story 1: She turns 18 and almost immediately OP's ex-husband decides to cheat on OP with her? Wow, that sends an extra bad message.

[thymewizard]

I almost had a panic attack waiting for the dad in the son's-new-girlfriend story to do something horrible but that was the cutest shit I've heard all week.

[silverflight]

Story 3: So not only did Doctor B violate HIPAA, but then OP's sister proceeded to tell more people? She straight up just further doomed Doctor B's career just to hurt OP? Well, Sister, you just burned at least one bridge and you get some blame for any incoming consequences Doctor B rightfully gets. SEE YA!


Also, I hope the parents eventually learn to accept the existence of ADHD, because it is real as peck.

[dawnstone]

** Sam and Sadie ** I’m so jaded by Reddit stories I expected OPs husband to start crap in the restaurant. Instead he was just as accepting. Why can’t more parents be like this? Truly wonderful story.

[anna]

I have tears in my eyes after that dad ice cream story!!!! Oh my God! Thank you for accepting her. Sadie, wherever you are, stay strong, stay safe and remember those who don't accept you aren't worth shit on their own shoes.

[Ravenone]

As someone who has lived my entire life with extreme ADHD and huge stigma, I am glad that you reported this doctor. This story brought me to tears.

[Sanodi]

Considering how trashy the ex and sister were in the first story and how trashy the rest of the family in the third story was, the second story is one of those injections of wholesomeness we needed. With a dad joke on top. But it's also good that after almost a decade of life lost to a horrible person, the son found someone that really makes them happy and kudos to the girl for finding the confidence to transition and really be themselves.

[villageidiot]

Story 2 was so sweet and heartwarming. It's always so nice to hear sweet stories like this to regain some hope in humanity

[francescaperron]

Story 3: I have ADHD and many other mental health issues. When I was 14 I was put on ADHD and depression meds. 70% of the people who found out either told me I would get addicted, that they don't work or that I wouldn't live as long because of them. All I can say now is what I said back then, I would rather risk loosing 10 years of my life than being so miserable and ending my life early.

[sosansational]

my jaw dropped when the twist of the second story revealed and i was so happy the family was supportive. trans people like me get enough shit for existing, our loved ones accepting us makes it so much easier.