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I Refused to Attend My Daughter's Graduation After She Chose to Live With My Ex-husband and His Affair Partner and Told Her This on Her Graduation Day.
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  • @stephaniex90
    @stephaniex904 күн бұрын

    She only apologized bc she lost her college tuition lol

  • @Spawnofsatan97

    @Spawnofsatan97

    4 күн бұрын

    I was just about to say that

  • @emi8679

    @emi8679

    4 күн бұрын

    Yup

  • @Latte-dq1tb

    @Latte-dq1tb

    4 күн бұрын

    I’m betting she’s playing the long game to get back into her mother’s wallet too.

  • @ramseyferguson4921

    @ramseyferguson4921

    2 күн бұрын

    @@Latte-dq1tbYea luckily the woman told her even if we build a relationship. It won’t change how I feel about the college expenses

  • @tammi3697
    @tammi36974 күн бұрын

    Stop putting up posts that go up and down in volume

  • @MobiusGT

    @MobiusGT

    4 күн бұрын

    we gotta show our dissatisfaction by slamming that thumbsdown button

  • @Mystery_luvv

    @Mystery_luvv

    3 күн бұрын

    @@MobiusGTyessirrr

  • @Mrs.bunny0411
    @Mrs.bunny04114 күн бұрын

    Honestly everytime a man or eoman cheats I think of them as disgrace of human beings if they can't be loyal in a relationship then they deserve to be single.

  • @lauramuller7079
    @lauramuller70794 күн бұрын

    There was more to this story that wasnt posted the daughter was promised a car college and money outside college if she sided with the dad. In the end she got nothing from either of her parents and sarah admitted she got pregnant so they wouldnt have the money for her. They counted on her mom paying for everything and when she didnt emily finally started coming around. So so sad.

  • @arinotsorry138

    @arinotsorry138

    5 сағат бұрын

    What's the title of original story?

  • @sernikxoxo
    @sernikxoxo4 күн бұрын

    they call her selfish all the time when shes literally the opposite

  • @EternalBob

    @EternalBob

    Күн бұрын

    Imagine having affair with ur coworker and then telling ur ex-wife that UR BEING FUCKING SELFISH 💀

  • @louisasmiles
    @louisasmiles4 күн бұрын

    People need to realise that parents are human too.

  • @MrsRens-LionessofJudah

    @MrsRens-LionessofJudah

    3 күн бұрын

    Exactly

  • @treehouse2902
    @treehouse29024 күн бұрын

    The AP won out in this case. They managed to alienate the daughter and ruin her relationship with her mother only to dump her when they had a kid of their own. The daughter is a manipulator and was checked by the mother. Look at her reaction upon hearing no by the mother and the response from the cheater and his AP. OP should have started her own family long before the daughter's graduation.

  • @shells500tutubo

    @shells500tutubo

    4 күн бұрын

    I'd say no one has won, because Mark and Sarah are financially struggling, only now realizing how much Op's child support helped their little family. And Mark will start cheating again, if he hasn't already (because he is "stressed"), with someone ten years younger than Sarah.

  • @kaiotikworld8945

    @kaiotikworld8945

    3 күн бұрын

    It’s not that easy to just “go start another family” 🤦🏻‍♀️ you don’t just go out of the house and find a suitable partner, especially in your 30’s or 40’s as a woman. It’s not that easy. Unfortunately society looks at women over 30 as “old” and over 40 as ancient. Also very hard to pregnant when over the age of 40 which there’s a big chance OP was when her daughter betrayed her and decided to go live with her “new family”

  • @treehouse2902

    @treehouse2902

    3 күн бұрын

    @@kaiotikworld8945 I know, I know. I was being overly optimistic.

  • @西渓
    @西渓3 күн бұрын

    Her daughter knew her dad was the one who abandoned the family yet she still blames everything on her mother.. Wow..

  • @doncjack5913
    @doncjack59134 күн бұрын

    The daughter was probably gaslighted and conditioned to be on her father's side.

  • @shells500tutubo

    @shells500tutubo

    4 күн бұрын

    To a degree, yes. But most teens eventually realize that the other parent is not the devil without proof.

  • @megamonkey5113

    @megamonkey5113

    3 күн бұрын

    When she was younger, below high school, then I understand, but an adolescent teen should know better.

  • @theblackKatKuro

    @theblackKatKuro

    Күн бұрын

    Younger children may not question they way their parent's do things or behave but teens do. And they develop their thinking on how to judge right from wrong on their own. There is no way she lived with her father and step mom, adapting to calling her mom and pretending to have a happy family with them at the expense of her actual mom and not for once realized she was wrong and hurting her mom. She simply chose to stay ignorant. May be she wanted to recreate her family dynamic and felt simply replacing her mom with step mom would suffice as a child but as a teen up until she turned 18, there is no way she didn't realize she fucked up. She had atleast a couple years to before this went down to straighten out but she chose not to. A couple years don't seem a lot to grown ups but are a lot of time for a teenager to make changes in their life. But I'm glad she is changing now, better late than never. And she has chosen to align herself with a parent who'll actually parent her into adulthood.

  • @ztime1238

    @ztime1238

    14 сағат бұрын

    @@theblackKatKuro That’s not always right because my dad and stepmom were telling me completely untrue and terrible things about my mom because we didn’t have the best relationship at the time and I was 12 then but I learned when mine and my mom’s relationship got better and we started talking and it wasn’t because I we being ignorant it was because I didn’t know any better and they we’re backing each other up

  • @victoriacristina9610
    @victoriacristina96104 күн бұрын

    It's ironic how Emily's father got angry bc OP didn't accept to financed their daughter education😂😂😂

  • @shells500tutubo

    @shells500tutubo

    4 күн бұрын

    He needs that money to continue so he can put all his attention on his new baby.

  • @victoriacristina9610

    @victoriacristina9610

    3 күн бұрын

    @@shells500tutubo i know but he can't just stop helping his daughter. He has 2 children not just the babe. He should have at least make her to get a scholarship earlier. That's why i think OP is also in the wrong. I know she wants to protect her feelings,but her daughter is her kid too. Having kids requires responsibility doesn't matter how the parent feels about it.

  • @johnchen997

    @johnchen997

    Күн бұрын

    Yeah this POS is talking.

  • @johnchen997

    @johnchen997

    Күн бұрын

    Your probably not a parent because if you are you wouldn't say that. Calling a ap mom is the lowest of the low. If that happens to me, that's it. Your not my kid no more. Stop being so soft.

  • @Spawnofsatan97
    @Spawnofsatan974 күн бұрын

    She only apologized because she thought you would forgive her easily for all that shit shes done to you. Emily knew what she was doing, she just missed that money that you were going to help her with. NTA

  • @galahad695
    @galahad6953 күн бұрын

    "if you really love me, you'll be there for me." cause you saying "more of a mother to me than you" show real love for your real mother. and her getting angry after the crocodile tears, tells you everything you need to know.

  • @conniecondra4535
    @conniecondra45354 күн бұрын

    The only thing I disagree with re OP is her dropping the bomb at Emily's graduation party. I think she should have just left since she felt uncomfortable and told Emily of her decision the next day or a few days later.

  • @rebekah.2187
    @rebekah.21874 күн бұрын

    I'm only at 3:55. Considering Emily's previous behavior and that hadn't spoken to OP in months, yet, is suddenly upset that OP won't come to her graduation, and is trying to guilt her into coming, I think the conclusion is that she wants something, a graduation gift, money, college tuition. Edit: I really don't understand this excuse that Emily was a kid when she treated her mother the way she did. How was she still "a kid" just months before her graduation but somehow suddenly an adult when she called OP to invite her to her graduation?

  • @GlmToto
    @GlmToto4 күн бұрын

    That was probably the wrong place and time to reveal your financial involvement in her education. But I think you were correct in standing your ground.

  • @lindah3803

    @lindah3803

    4 күн бұрын

    The only reason the daughter invited OP to begin with was to "secure her college fund." That's the only reason she's sucking up to OP now.

  • @kaiotikworld8945

    @kaiotikworld8945

    3 күн бұрын

    There was kinda no other time. The real mom didn’t get that much time with her daughter so it was either at the party in person, or later in a phone call. And some conversations are too important to be over a phone call; they should be handled in person.

  • @claytonthomas1980
    @claytonthomas19804 күн бұрын

    Epic respect for the op standing her ground in the decision to stop the financial support for her daughter's education due to the betrayal she felt with her own husband cheating on her with his own coworker and her daughter deciding to live with her father and his cheating partner, but for those who want to judge her for making that judgement call they should ask themselves how they would feel how they would feel when they have lost everything thanks to their own spouse cheating on them and the fallout that followed afterwards, when they can answer that question then decide whether or not to judge the op down the line otherwise don't do it.

  • @djreeve3007

    @djreeve3007

    3 күн бұрын

    Damn right

  • @claytonthomas1980

    @claytonthomas1980

    3 күн бұрын

    @@djreeve3007 no doubt, problem solved right there big time.

  • @SaRel.
    @SaRel.4 күн бұрын

    My immediate concern is why didn't the mom immediately get therapy and why didn't she advocate for her child to get therapy through court orders or something. Its very clear that they all needed it, and it probably could have saved their relationship. 13 is a young age to make decisions like that, especially when all she's ever known is a 2-parent household; even if she was old enough to technically decide if someone was good or bad it seemed like she was extremely rattled by this whole situation and was not in the right mind to make a decision like this. Its clear that the lack of therapy to make a healthy transition of households has affected her attitude and her parents have created a huge disservice for everyone.

  • @Drippy_Capy

    @Drippy_Capy

    4 күн бұрын

    A lot of people refuse therapy because they associate it with mental illness. They don’t think that “normal” people need it. This is especially common amongst older and more conservative demographics.

  • @shells500tutubo

    @shells500tutubo

    4 күн бұрын

    We don't know the details of the situation because the Ops leave out a lot because of word count. But I know from experience that it is not so easy to get the other parent into family therapy, especially when they are a narcissist. And if they are able to poison the child against the other parent it can make even individual therapy for the child near impossible.

  • @SaRel.

    @SaRel.

    3 күн бұрын

    @shells500tutubo I know this too, but it seemed like the mother herself waited a while to even get into therapy. I also don't really know the specifics of court ordered actions like therapy and management classes, but there are some options to help spectate divorce cases like these and it didn't seem like she exercised them properly. It seems like OP's emotions were getting ahead of her and not allowing her to make proper decisions for herself or her child, therapy could have at least assisted her in court.

  • @gostavoadolfos2023
    @gostavoadolfos20234 күн бұрын

    If someone abuse you and hurt then you have an inherent right to hurt them back, even if they were your kid. OP has the grace of waiting till Emily became an adult to hurt her back.

  • @seanhyphenparker

    @seanhyphenparker

    4 күн бұрын

    Oh no honey, please seek therapy. Let’s try and break the cycle of abuse, and instead of staying rooted in the past, trying to take an eye for an eye, and getting “even” learn to live well. Letting go, dropping the people from our lives who hurt us and living well is the best revenge, I promise.

  • @Shineynsparkles

    @Shineynsparkles

    4 күн бұрын

    Kids do dumb things …adults should understand that !!! Regaurdless of cheating that’s still her father !!! My issue is why did the daughter gravitate so quickly over to her step ma and dad vs being besties w mom Guess she needs therapy

  • @gostavoadolfos2023

    @gostavoadolfos2023

    4 күн бұрын

    @@Shineynsparkles horrible sick people by nature exist, the daughter is one of them. Life isn't that complicated 😕

  • @gostavoadolfos2023

    @gostavoadolfos2023

    4 күн бұрын

    @@seanhyphenparker though luck I am half slavic, half arabic all my ancestors were screaming at your comment 😂🤣😂 vengeance is a natural human emotion like any other, you just need to regulate it like OP did.

  • @spogbo

    @spogbo

    4 күн бұрын

    @@gostavoadolfos2023 nah bro you just need to learn to let go. holding a 5 year grudge over your own daughter is just NOT normal, life is just too short for that. OP is lowkey acting like a child. getting revenge is going to do nothing but make you seem like a petty child, so please dont let revenge steer you into decisions like not attending your kids own wedding like OP did over here

  • @scarycheeseworm
    @scarycheeseworm4 күн бұрын

    You are ta, and nta at the same time. you ruined her graduation party but you dont owe her anything

  • @imaniislander755
    @imaniislander7554 күн бұрын

    Oh don't go the daughter is clearly in the wrong 🙄 😒 😑

  • @imaniislander755

    @imaniislander755

    4 күн бұрын

    45 minutes in

  • @vincentciola5695

    @vincentciola5695

    4 күн бұрын

    She’s plotting

  • @erikameier9187
    @erikameier91874 күн бұрын

    Something seems not right. What was the situation, that Emily chose her father and AP. There seem to be missing a lot of context.

  • @shells500tutubo

    @shells500tutubo

    4 күн бұрын

    Op said enough to make that understandable to me, but I have seen so many of these cases in real like, so there's that. But reddit has a word count restriction (even when sometimes it doesn't seem so), and we are also seeing clipped versions of the original story on this site.

  • @lovemesomeslippers

    @lovemesomeslippers

    4 күн бұрын

    Many times the newly single mother has financial restrictions that the dad and new partner don’t have. For a 13 yo that can be enough.

  • @erikameier9187

    @erikameier9187

    4 күн бұрын

    @@shells500tutubo There seems to have been a lot of poisoning, otherwise the girl would have had second thoughts about the moral implications of adultery and defacto approving it with her actions. But OP could not know this and the point with the restriction makes sense.

  • @Tabsau
    @Tabsau4 күн бұрын

    Moreso seems like Mark should've kept it in his pants otherwise there wouldn't be so much pain and tension among the family

  • @erickaennis2738
    @erickaennis27383 күн бұрын

    I am very proud of this OP. Emily learned a tough lesson. She was an awful, disloyal little brat. I just wish that OP had found someone else to make her happy.

  • @TechnoLover886
    @TechnoLover8864 күн бұрын

    No don’t go

  • @caitlinkehler2708
    @caitlinkehler27084 күн бұрын

    Ok, if I was OP, I would've gone to the graduation ceremony, not the party. A ceremony at a school is a lot different than a party hosted by your ex & their ap. OP, I'm sorry, but weaponizing the fact that u did the bare minimum that u accept when u have kids is an AH move. If she hadn't been helping with her daughters education costs willingly, she would've been doing it via court-ordered child support. U don't get bonus points for contributing to your minor childs schooling.

  • @floroma2820
    @floroma28204 күн бұрын

    You are 100% correct.

  • @roabarton7962
    @roabarton79624 күн бұрын

    Karma. Kid realizes actions have consequences.

  • @Michelle-zz7no
    @Michelle-zz7no3 күн бұрын

    I cannot even imagine how heart broken I would be. 😭😭😭😭😭

  • @srimanrutvik797
    @srimanrutvik7974 күн бұрын

    I have a doubt for op that why did op daughter choose her cheating father over her honest mom

  • @rdcdragonar4726

    @rdcdragonar4726

    4 күн бұрын

    Bribery is a likely choice. Especially since it only took about a year for her to call the mistress mom

  • @Garoslol

    @Garoslol

    4 күн бұрын

    Its not difficult to bride a child with presents to choose you.

  • @OOhlUkaTmEImGanSTa

    @OOhlUkaTmEImGanSTa

    4 күн бұрын

    Yeah, it's hard to tell, but how she acted at the graduation had alarm bells ringing. Daughter asks her to come, mom refuses to go because of "consequences", really hurts her daughter's feelings then shows up out of the blue anyway. Then, her daughter couldn't even enjoy her party and accomplishments, because op decided that was a good time for her to take daughter outside and dump a whole lot of financial stress on her. She doesn't have an obligation to support OP through college, but why choose that moment to tell her? It does seem petty and vindictive. It's clear OP holds a lot of resentment toward her ex, so I also wonder how many times the daughter had to hear about it, be guilt tripped for having a relationship with him, and be threatened with consequences when she didn't pick OP's side. I mean, I could be wrong, but from what OP did tell us, she seems kind of immature and enjoys hurting her daughter's feelings because OP is feeling bitter.

  • @rdcdragonar4726

    @rdcdragonar4726

    4 күн бұрын

    @@OOhlUkaTmEImGanSTa I don't think OP enjoys hurting her daughter. She has just put up with the "perfect family" act from her ex, his mistress, and her daughter for years. She likely just stopped caring and realized her daughter only wants her for money. Which is exactly what she wanted when she invited OP to the graduation. You don't just choose the cheating parent, slowly limit contact and then actively avoid the other one. Then call a homewrecker mom in front of your mother that wants to spend time with you. Then call her out of nowhere to invite her to a graduation without expecting something. They were likely gonna ask OP to stay after the party and then ask about how she plans to pay/help pay for the daughters college. You don't just suddenly care for someone you have cared about in 5 years.

  • @courtneyrulz08
    @courtneyrulz084 күн бұрын

    Yeeeeah. Theres more to this story possibly. Op could be a narcissistic mom and making it seem like she is the victim. OR cheating dad gaslit the mess out of the daugher and dad has some resentment towards OP and decided to get the daughter on his side to hurt op. Idk

  • @Amenimun
    @Amenimun4 күн бұрын

    Was anyone else annoyed by the fact that the AI voice seemed to be getting lower... and lower... and lower... in tone?

  • @justincooper5189
    @justincooper51894 күн бұрын

    FIX THE FUCKIN VOLUME AND REPOST THIS. 5 MINUTES OF NEAR SILENCE IS NOT RIGHT.

  • @samc4978
    @samc49782 күн бұрын

    When Emily was young, Mark and Sarah could have helped foster the relationship between Emily and her mother. As Emily got older, she could have realized how poorly she treated her mom and worked on the relationship. Instead, she waited until graduation to force her mother to attend a party at Mark and Sarah's house with no compromise. She could have met with her mom to have a private reunion at any time. Then, her dad betrayed her just as he betrayed her mother, choosing the lovechild over her. And still, she only tried to get money from her mom. No one can blame the mom.

  • @samday414
    @samday4143 күн бұрын

    I feel like op is missing details for the post. A 13 year old won’t just choose to primarily live with one parent over another u less there is a good reason. Obviously op is going to write the story to paint herself in the best light. But I wonder what was really happening in that home to make the daughter want to leave.

  • @ednaatluxton4918
    @ednaatluxton49182 күн бұрын

    To add to my comment, she's a jealous, immature vengeful mom. She needs to grow up. Her marriage ended years ago due to her own fault or her daughter wouldn't have said it was an unstable home and asked to leave with dad.

  • @Reggy2000
    @Reggy20003 күн бұрын

    Everyone is the A-hole. The OP isn’t bitter because her husband found someone else, she is bitter because he escaped!!! She thought she had a prisoner for life. The only times I have seen women hold on such bitterness and anger for so many years plus she didn’t move on shows she was the problem!!! The daughter is the A-hole for treating her mother so badly. The reaction of the daughter is telling and it’s another reason why I think the OP was the problem. The ex-husband is the A-hole if he did cheat. He should have ended his marriage first and then move on. But, even if he did leave before getting into another relationship, the OP would still tell the exact same story. Also, women do this literally every single day so…🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

  • @Cloudzcocomelon

    @Cloudzcocomelon

    Күн бұрын

    OP was not the problem maybe if you thought about it more you would figure that out

  • @01wonderful
    @01wonderful4 күн бұрын

    Im so close to deopping this channel be ause of the ai voice they use and the damn volume. One minute its loud, the next it goes all low, i have to turn up the volume just to have it blast in my ears the next second.

  • @ednaatluxton4918
    @ednaatluxton49182 күн бұрын

    I wouldn't take advice from this immature bad mom. The girl was 13 and she punished her for years. And still takes pleasure in her ex and his wife's misfortunes. Bible says forgive. She spends 5 or 6 years full of hatred. She never gave her child anything yet says you shouldn't give your child everything they want. She can't give parenting advice. She has no experience and the little she did was horrible.

  • @keithlaudermilch6429
    @keithlaudermilch64294 күн бұрын

    There is something here that the OP isn't telling us. It's very odd that a daughter would end up with the father even if she made that request without something else being in play. Additionally, OP would still be required in many places to still support her daughter through college. Emily is now 18. She can take her mother (OP) to child support court on her own to force her to assist Emily though college. The father would not get the money. Emily would get it directly.

  • @dwaynejackson551

    @dwaynejackson551

    4 күн бұрын

    That's if the mother isn't up on payments. If the daughter is 18 and the mother doesn't owe money then....

  • @cricket5692

    @cricket5692

    4 күн бұрын

    Look at this KZread lawyer, telling us all that children can sue for college money....LOL!

  • @keithlaudermilch6429

    @keithlaudermilch6429

    4 күн бұрын

    @@dwaynejackson551 like I said, it depends on the state. I'm from Pennsylvania. If the child goes to school beyond high school, both parents are still responsible to assist with putting the child through college. The payments often go directly to the child after he or she is in postsecondary school. Not all states require it though.

  • @dwaynejackson551

    @dwaynejackson551

    4 күн бұрын

    @keithlaudermilch6429 You never said it depends on the state, hence my comment was made on the info you "said" that just happened to be missing. Yes, I have an attitude. It's the kind of day I am having.

  • @keithlaudermilch6429

    @keithlaudermilch6429

    4 күн бұрын

    @@dwaynejackson551 second paragraph of my original comment. First sentence. "OP would still be required in many places to still support her daughter through college."

  • @liciewhiteley7376
    @liciewhiteley73764 күн бұрын

    OP needs to buy a big mirror and take a good long look at herself. She likes to point the finger at everyone but herself. Instead of going to the party with congratulations she went to confront a teenager. That was not the time or place. I think daughter was offering an olive branch when she invited op to graduation. Instead of being a good mother op put the blame on daughter. I can see why daughter kept distance. Right or wrong it doesn't matter but OP hated her ex more than she lived her child. Thats why daughter went to dad. Im glad she was able to keep boundaries even if i don't agree with how she did it. OP needs to find a way to communicate with her daughter that is respectful to how daughter thinks and communicates, not the other way around. She also needs to let go of her marriage. She's obviously not over it and i think the daughter gets caught in the net. Hopefully they find the best relationship for them. I forgot my son is an adult, he's not 10 anymore. They are different people, there relationship will be different but it can still be as close.

  • @kandeekiller
    @kandeekiller9 сағат бұрын

    The argument of she was doing when she made the decision is stupid, cuz like, she's still making the decision. She didn't change the decision

  • @xenaguy01
    @xenaguy013 күн бұрын

    7:00 OP should have waited to let Emily know her plans instead of ruining the grad party. In fact, OP should have left the party after a token appearance. 11:00-ish It sounds to me like Emily tried to wheedle her way into your good graces (meaning your financial support). My advice to OP is to wait. IF Emily truly wants a relationship now, let her do some of that without your money. 14:00-ish Sounds good. Emily seems to have grown up a bit, and is making an effort to restore your relationship. Good luck.

  • @Midnight_May22
    @Midnight_May224 күн бұрын

    First hour club ⬇️

  • @ednaatluxton4918
    @ednaatluxton49182 күн бұрын

    I just started, and maybe the daughter left for the same reason the husband did. The family home wasn't "stable" or happy because mom was not nice. A nagging, controlling, yelling wife and mother drives the husband away and the kids. Then they, being narcissists, try to play victim instead of taking responsibility for their own actions. They blame the actual victims ,shifting the blame. Her not going to her daughters graduation is spiteful revenge because her daughter wanted a safe, happy, stable home with her dad not the horrible home with her she always had. Now the narcissist mom writes this unless it's fictional, to play victim. Readers, get in touch with reality.

  • @kristibbradshaw
    @kristibbradshaw4 күн бұрын

    What an awful thing to do to your daughter. Graduation is so important and I’m glad you changed your mind and attended her walk across the stage. I would like the daughters side of the story. I’m glad you are caring for yourself and I hope your daughter can reconcile with you.

  • @noonespecial7730
    @noonespecial77302 күн бұрын

    How do you basically emancipate yourself from one of your parents and then get mad that said parent doesn't support you like a parent would? You can't call OP a bad mother when YOU made it clear that you didn't want her to be her mother. Go complain to the woman you've been calling mom and treating as your mother for the past 5 years about how SHE is a bad mom for not supporting you and leave the woman you cut ties with alone.

  • @cynhelp1031
    @cynhelp10313 күн бұрын

    I think you did right but you should have waited for another day to tell her. With that said. Emily is now sorry? That is just because she wants your help. I do not understand where friends and family text/call to complain about something that is none of their business. I would have a few choice words with each person that call me on the subject. Really.

  • @Shariann2024
    @Shariann20249 сағат бұрын

    To those on here saying things about the mum being the bad one, have you read the full story? Maybe you just read a bit and thought you knew it all. Read the full story then maybe you won't be so judgemental. The OP did everything she could, check out the full story on here people.

  • @user-jk2gg5os8x
    @user-jk2gg5os8x3 күн бұрын

    Womwomp womp to emily 😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @steffgibson6708
    @steffgibson67084 күн бұрын

    Sort the sound out in your videos please. Found myself turning up the volume as the story progressed it kept getting quieter then louder then quieter. Really aggravating tbh

  • @albertgongora6944
    @albertgongora69444 күн бұрын

    Some people are not going to like this opinion but I don't blame the daughter I blame dad and stepmom because here's the thing clearly they manipulated her to be the situation that allows them to basically destroy the poster in the story and you got to remember when you manipulate a child with promises of college funds and being able to give them whatever they want because of all this money you supposedly tell them that you have of course they're going to go with the parent that has the ability to show them and do that for them yeah it's not right the way the daughter approach the situation and how she treated the poster but you got to remember she didn't just turn around like that for nothing and started acting out the way she did towards the poster for nothingcuz if the daughter was really that terrible she wouldn't just apologize and start wanting the poster back in her life she wouldn't just agree like okay Mom you're right I have to go get a job and don't get me wrong I understand the daughter didn't take it right when she was told all that the first time but now she understands that that is something she's going to have to do because she only has one more parent left and of course she doesn't want to lose that one parent that was trying to show her and show her the truth of her father and stepmom so yeah and the only reason I'm defending the daughter is because the of you study psychology and you understand a child that is being manipulated by intoxicated with that much money and being able to show them that they can buy them anything yeah they're going to take the side of that parent because like I said that side looks more stable to them because they're so used to seeing how many works in the household as the very thing that gives them clothes food a roof over their head all that

  • @smirkyglint5437
    @smirkyglint54374 күн бұрын

    Always a sara

  • @maebell227
    @maebell2274 күн бұрын

    I would write a post or an email or something a letter to them from top to bottom when the divorce happened when she decided to live with her dad and his affair partner when she started calling her mom and stop spending time with you how much all of this affected you and then let them see it or read it hear it and leave it at that that's really all you can do

  • @yubhasanidiwan9504
    @yubhasanidiwan95044 күн бұрын

    Dont go at that party

  • @pretzelicious4200
    @pretzelicious42003 күн бұрын

    Disliking for fucking up the volume, again.

  • @Snowy_yourgirl
    @Snowy_yourgirl4 күн бұрын

    Under in hour 👇

  • @Jac833
    @Jac8334 күн бұрын

    I think u should wait a couple years in college and then help some

  • @freaknutt33
    @freaknutt332 күн бұрын

    👎👎 For the yo-yo volume. I hope you fix the volume problem because I can’t listen/give views if I’m constantly having to adjust the volume.

  • @dhanvanthkrishnan9113
    @dhanvanthkrishnan9113Күн бұрын

    Wth is going on with the sound

  • @lynnetrathen4587
    @lynnetrathen45874 күн бұрын

    Good on you mum 😁 way to go

  • @MrsRens-LionessofJudah
    @MrsRens-LionessofJudah3 күн бұрын

    I support OP 💯. Her daughter deserves everything she gets. Glad she got karma and she saw the true nature of father and his mistress for what they did to her mother. GET A JOB. These people like to take advantage of good people.

  • @SasaNW
    @SasaNW3 күн бұрын

    Sounds like OP only went to her daughter's graduation 4 revenge. While it was an important conversation that needed to be had, she could have took her out to lunch the next day. Instead she chose to ruin her daughter's special day instead of being happy her daughter went out of the way to invite her

  • @RADSIKEGORILLAGEM-pz5qr
    @RADSIKEGORILLAGEM-pz5qr4 күн бұрын

    I feel bad for you

  • @sirbacon761
    @sirbacon7614 күн бұрын

    like the story, not a fan of the "one word at a time" format.

  • @shells500tutubo

    @shells500tutubo

    4 күн бұрын

    I have always hated that. It forces you to listen while doing something else, and I prefer reading these stories. It is impossible with that format. I guess it is to prevent people fast forwarding, because the KZread algorithm picks up on that and sees it as not read, cutting down on the monetization. I usually go into the settings and set it faster so I can finish quicker.

  • @WISESOCKS
    @WISESOCKS4 күн бұрын

    People watching rn👇

  • @tracyh.8611
    @tracyh.86113 күн бұрын

    You could have waited until the day after. You did it to hurt Emily and make yourself feel better.

  • @beyond13reaper
    @beyond13reaper4 күн бұрын

    Again, STOP TURNING DOWN THE VOLUME ON ALL OF YOUR VIDEOS! IT'S FUCKING ANNOYING!

  • @annabellegarcia4240
    @annabellegarcia42404 күн бұрын

    Womp womp...

  • @ImmerGenau2624
    @ImmerGenau2624Күн бұрын

    Dude learn how to edit. Such lazy editing working with AI. Do better.

  • @chichilemon6885
    @chichilemon68854 күн бұрын

    These comments are CRAZY. This is her child. Mom has the right to be upset her daughter wants to live with dad, but should accept it. There is nothing wrong with hr wanting to be with dad. Mom and dad’s issues have to be set aside for the child. Life sucks, but there is more to it than just you, especially if you have children. Mom is seeing now what most dads go through with a divorce.

  • @user-jk2gg5os8x
    @user-jk2gg5os8x3 күн бұрын

    Loļł

  • @MaxMomo-ws9xp
    @MaxMomo-ws9xp4 күн бұрын

    Number 2

  • @Deutsch_leader1
    @Deutsch_leader14 күн бұрын

    First

  • @Irondrakeshield

    @Irondrakeshield

    4 күн бұрын

    And?

  • @ThE_LaZy_dAiSy

    @ThE_LaZy_dAiSy

    4 күн бұрын

    Hallo Hab gesehen das du auch deutsch bist Warte das kam jz iwi random

  • @wildesreh

    @wildesreh

    4 күн бұрын

    @@ThE_LaZy_dAiSyja war es auch 💀

  • @zachharo6890

    @zachharo6890

    4 күн бұрын

    Your one of those people 🙄🙄

  • @Deutsch_leader1

    @Deutsch_leader1

    4 күн бұрын

    @@zachharo6890mate at least I don’t live in my mom basement at least I don’t look like a deformed rat

  • @maxatorium
    @maxatorium4 күн бұрын

    Lousy mother, gave up didn’t fight for your visitation rights. Destroying what is meant to be a day to be remembered. It’s obvious why she stopped visiting you.

  • @aum1040
    @aum10404 күн бұрын

    OP is in the wrong. She made her love for her daughter contingent on her daughter being affectionate towards her. Then she chose daughter's high school graduation party as the time to tell her she was being financially cut off. It is understandable that OP was hurt. But her daughter isn't the one who hurt her. Minor children SHOULD be free to make the choice that is best for them without being burdened by their parents' emotional baggage.

  • @lewid019

    @lewid019

    4 күн бұрын

    Oh please stop enabling future brats. 😂

  • @treehouse2902

    @treehouse2902

    4 күн бұрын

    Wrong. Emily hurt her in every way, and OP took notice. She now has a chance to walk away from the three monsters in her life.

  • @aum1040

    @aum1040

    4 күн бұрын

    @@treehouse2902 Parents who walk away from their children are pieces of shit. And what did she do to hurt OP? Call her stepmom "Mom"? Choose to live in the place that is best for her? Invite her mother to her graduation? Reddit is full of stories about truly awful human beings. Nothing this girl did even counts as being "bad".

  • @shells500tutubo

    @shells500tutubo

    4 күн бұрын

    @@aum1040 EVERYTHING she did counts as her being bad, although less bad than Mark and Sarah, who manipulated her. Emily is now eighteen, and she is aware of how badly she treated Op, and the three of them laughed at Op behind her back while counting on her financial support every month. Mark and Sarah facilitated and encouraged the disrespect she showed her mother, probably to get more child support by getting more custody time. Parents are human beings, and there is no such thing as unconditional love except maybe for young children. Emily's persistent and repeated mistreatment of her mother cased Op to forget she ever gave birth to her.

  • @aum1040

    @aum1040

    4 күн бұрын

    @@shells500tutubo You say everything she did was bad, yet you can't even state a single example? Be precise. What did she do that merited her mother using her graduation party to cut her off? We hear tales of children cheating, bullying, stealing, committing acts of violence and abuse all the time. What did this girl ever do that was even remotely outside the bounds of a typical 18 year old. OP is bitter at her divorce and decided to take this bitterness out on her daughter, because she has no recourse against her ex husband (except through their daughter).

  • @radish6740
    @radish67404 күн бұрын

    For the love of all things fckng holy, please stop the random whispering volume fluctuations. It’s irritating & the sudden jokt when it goes back up is really fckng rough with headphones on.

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