My Father Abandoned Me And Chose His Golden Son Over Me, Refusing To Pay For My College Education...

In our latest video, a woman reflects on the deep hurt caused by her father, who abandoned her and chose to support his "golden son" instead, refusing to help pay for her college education. Years later, he reaches out after the birth of her son, sparking a long-awaited confrontation.

Watch as she faces her father and addresses the years of favoritism that defined their relationship, demanding the closure she has long deserved.

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[paulahowlett]

Don't ya just love how they blame op? Dad screwed brothers wife. Dad knocked up brothers wife, dad hangs around his affair partner for years being the nice brother, but the uncle blames op the innocent neglected one. Baffling

[SnowyWolborg]

OP's dad has no right to make himself the victim of this situation. The simple fact of the matter is, he made his own son a nonpriority. Parents like him are learning the hard way every day that when you create resentment in your children, they are going to make you regret it one day.

[notorioushebrew]

The aunt was no better, she had no problem with her so called brother paying for her child while neglecting his own. Miss me with the b.s.

[snidecommenter]

"Let bygones be bygones."
Counter: "You are pretty sleazy to try that gambit."

[ajb]

I know how OP feels. My mom favored my brother and sister. I am a middle child. My mom did a lot more for my brother and sister. I had to figure things out on my own. I stopped asking for stuff for birthdays and Christmas. I knew if i wanted something, i would earn the money and buy it myself. I had to learn many hard lessons myself. My dad missed and didn't teach me several important lessons growing up. I learned to ride a bike all on my own, and I learned to ask out a lady all by myself, get a job all by myself, pay off my own debt, etc.

[stutikhanna]

When parents act this way then there is only two conclusions they hate there children or that other person child is related to them😢

[skyhime]

Called it!
No one would be mad at an angry boy's meaningless accusations if it isnt true.

[treehouse]

While parents do not owe financing a college education for their children, when they choose to do it for one child and not do it for the other (s), the rest take notice. That is the point of this story. The father went out of his way to cover for the cousin's college education, not his struggling son. You cannot launder this stuff by saying the dad did not owe it to him. He does not owe his son a college education; however, in light of the favoritism, his son owes him nothing in return. See how that works. This is why you don't do that golden child/favoritism shit with your kids. They will not be there for you later on. You don't get to cause trauma and later demand or dictate a timetable for forgiveness. Not your call. The dad blew it.

[duncang]

I'm my family's youngest and actually half blood to the rest of my brothers and sisters but they all treat me like a full blooded brother. And none of us ever thinks about it just that we are brother and sister and see each other as full brother and sisters, no half blood like that.

[animeshch]

How is your Aunt being fair? If she was fair she would have talked to your dad about your college.

[Audiogeek-kfez]

I will never understand people (actually men) like OP relatives, he did nothing wrong, made his own way in life, married, had a child, all normal parts of live. The family goes after him for their mistakes. HUH

[julianmesta]

What do you know i am, one of the best lines

[phillipschwoerke]

Heard this story before. One of many old sayings- "Silence is Golden" Would have worked if the older relatives would have have shut up and played it cool.

[nancyriggs]

Geez, what a sorry bunch of AHs you got stuck with as family. I was 100% not surprized to find out about cheating dad and Aunt.. Luckily you can choose who is to make only the people in your life who really matter into your true family..

[mimiwhite]

Ha they just reaped their karma. Op needs to stay strong and keep his sperm donor completely out of his life

[iakatat]

Dad was messing with aunt for sure. Why else would he tell her and have her call?

[georgewashington]

The whole family is screwed up but i wouldn't be surprised that after the divorce, OP's dad and aunt end up getting married to make OP's half-brother "happy" in their eyes even though he's going NC with everyone including OP.

[minionsnew]

Your story is incredibly moving Thank you for sharing such a personal and emotional journey Healing takes time and you’ve shown immense strength through it all Wishing you and your family continued peace and happiness Keep pushing forward and cherishing the positive moments.

[melvinISmischievous]

Oh crap. I figured op was a bit of a drama queen but that twist makes everything justified. Damn.

[marilynnirkkola]

This constant movement on the screen is beyond annoying.