r/Prorevenge My Boss Fired Me & Gave My Job to His Mistress!
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 25. 07. 2024
- r/Prorevenge In today's episode, OP worked at a very high level in a large company. He accidentally discovered that his boss was embezzling money from the company, so OP's boss fired OP. Then, the boss turned around and gave the job to his mistress! OP patiently created a revenge plan that involved luring his boss out of the country (on the boss's dime) during a very important corporate meeting. Then, he tipped off the company that the boss was about to quit. In one weekend, OP destroyed his old boss's job, dreams, and marriage!
0:00 Intro
0:10 Revenge on the evil boss
7:56 Dirty little lunch thief
10:48 Hidden noisemakers cause chaos
13:17 Annoy-A-Tron
14:38 Financial punishment
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Hopping on Rslashâs parent rant for the last story. Not only did these parents kick out their child to walk 8 miles to a safe place but they went out of their way to steal the money their own child was saving from a joint bank account and sold the car. Yikes
At least the car was in their name. Stealing that money was beyond ridiculous.
Breaks my heart. I know someone who was thrown out. A transman whose parents didn't accept him. At the age of 16. He's 24 now and going into IT. Now his parents want to get back into his life because he's making money. Surprise surprise.
He went no contact and blocked them on everything.
I'm lgbtq myself, gender fluid and I'm grateful I have accepting parents who do view me as my own person, though my dad did take a long time to come around and was initially somewhat hostile to my coming out.
@@giancarloc1985 I hope that the guy you knew, yelled to his parents a huge "GO F YOURSELS" before blocking them
@@Richard_Nickerson sadly its technically their money too. Joint accounts, especially ones made when the person is a minor, is still attached to the parent account. So in legal eyes its not theft. And they were 18, so not a child, and in their right to kick the child out. The car was theirs too.
Its unfortunately not stealing, nor is the person who came out a child. Legally, they have the right to kick them out, they can remove money from a joint account that they are the parent account of, they can sell the care, which is all in their name. It fuckin sucks but, its legal to do so and i think people dont understand that. Especially the part where the person coming out was 18, not a child.
The thought of five nerdy engineers going down a hallway with black lights is somehow super funny, yet wholesome to me
I love a good story about people tracking a food thief
"Why is your love to your child contingent on them agreeing with you?" Because some parents don't see their kids as people. The parents see the kids as extensions of themselves/their family or as dress-up robot dolls that will be exactly who the parents programmed them to be. Some parents live vicariously through their children, and if the child acts of their own free will and breaks the parent's illusion of any of these things, the parent gets pissed. Some parents also care about their self-image within a specific community and that self-image will come before their kid, be it through religious pressure, cultural pressure, or good ol' mental health issues like narcissism. Basically, some people shouldn't be parents and it shows.
Don't forget the parents or whole family will abuse the black sheep while saying "you should be grateful we've kept you alive all these years but instead you're making us look bad!!!" :(
@@tmntaddict That's the narcissism and/or social/cultural pressure. "My self-image is more important than you and your feelings, and it's all your fault that I think people perceive me as lesser. This guilt tactic is my way of manipulating you into doing what I want so I can retain my sense of superiority."
This comment right here is 100% truth! My father is the type that if you don't agree with him then you are wrong, that goes 1000 fold for my brother and I. My brother "got lucky" and has similar views as my father, not on everything but on a lot. Me on the other hand, our views are complete polar opposite of one another. I'm talking political, religious, social, gender, sexuality, etc. Things really come to explosive heads when it comes to my son who is 12 and is currently exploring, finding, and questioning everything about himself. My father has made attempts to pursue my son into conforming but I always step in and fight for my son's right to decide who he is as a person. We had a physical altercation one night when he tried to give my son the same threat he gave me and my brother which is ver batim "If you ever bring another man home or if I catch you with another man I will beat the shit out of you, and if I physically can't then I have a truck in the driveway that can. You can call the cops, shit I'll dial for you but there's at least 5 mins before they get here." I hated that when I wasyounger and I'll be dammed if he going to treat my son like that. He and I also don't see eye to eye about a parents role. His philosophy is basically do as I say and don't talk back, it's a parents job to turn a child into a person. My philosophy is it's a parents job to guide their child into finding themselves. There's no "HOW TO BE A PARENT" rule book so we're all just making shit up as we go, that means to me it's a learning journey for both the child AND the parent. Since there is no solid guidelines in parenting it should be fluid. In my eyes he and I are almost equal, granted it's more of a 60/40 split but as they older person on the journey with a bit more knowledge of the how the world around us is.
@@irkydirky1071 I'm glad you're the opposite for your son! My stepdad indoctrinated all of his kids with religion & are a mess. He is also convinced he knows everything about everything & no one can argue.
@@irkydirky1071 It sounds like you are being a damn fine parent. I'm sorry you went through, and are still going through, all of that nastiness with your dad, but it's awesome that you're correcting that cycle with your son.
I wonder when Rslash is going to go from "I'm a new father" to just "my baby did"
R/ baby bloopers
I'm waiting to hear the pure love and excitement in his voice when his daughter starts hitting her milestones. (Standing on her own, walking, talking)
@@jccricket7603 that'd be so adorable!! Could you imagine him trying to read entitled parent stories and right behind him is "Dada!" Or "poopoo" that would be the most cutest thing. đ€
@@bryn1063 I'd love it! Hearing that or hearing her laugh. To me, the sweetest sound in the world is a baby's/child's laughter. @apple ginger suggested R/baby bloopers and I think that is a great idea.
Maybe the terrible twos and threes??? I add the threes because the crap they learn at two, gets honed into a fine oiled machine of âdrive the parents nuttier than squirrel doo dooâ.
My daughter has heard her WHOLE LIFE "I want you to be happy, healthy and safe. Everything else can fall into place"
That's a really important message. I'm really happy to see and hear supportive parents! I hope for you daughter's sake that she's cis, because being trans really sucks sometimes lol
But if she isn't, then your child will be the most happy and healthy and safe out of the closet with a loving family and it's super amazing that you do provide that.
@@amaeliss7827 I'm a single mom, it's just my Claire Bear and I. She has mentioned wishing she was a boy.. recently.. but she was allowed to talk, I asked only a few questions and then told her "well that's okay, we can talk more about it later if you want to but guess what?"
What?
"I LOVE YOU MORE THAN YOU WILL EVER LOVE me!"
Hey that's what I say!!
((She really does, every day, ten times minimum đ đđ„°đ„°đ„°đ„°))
@@amaeliss7827 also thank you for your words đ
I appreciate you
Love: an allie momma đđ€đ€đ€
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@@kcstonemenott that's adorable and really cute!
Hope your child finds the right answer for themself, and like I said it's hard but it's also worth it and with a great mum I'm sure things will end up being fine (they did for me)
@@amaeliss7827
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Boss: *fires OP and hires his mistress*
OP: im gonna destroy this man's whole career
The thing is that what OP did is most likely illegal, I prefer when they get destroyed via legal ways, it is more public and more satisfying, they know why they got that revenge, meanwhile here OP can't gloat in their victory because if they do that they will end up sued.
So, you can literally only comment in clichés, huh?
Ohhh
Quite literally
@@alenasenie6928 same, doing bad shit because someone did bad stuff to you doesnt make you a hero just a bad person like the first wrongdoer.
Unfortunately a lot of people have kids so they can have a clone of themselves or someone who thinks exactly like them. They see their kids as their property that they should be able to control, and when they canât control their child, they abandon them. I can tell rslash had a kid for the right reason, because the love he expresses for his daughter is unconditional, as a parentâs love should be.
my dad made me try to commit toaster bath. i now live full time at moms so can confirm
My sister got this. I'm glad she did to. My niece is just as horrible as she is, if not worst.
HAHA!
This comment reminded me of the book "Blueprint" by Charlotte Kerner. The book is about a talented pianist Iris Sellin due to getting diagnosed with multiple sclerosis wanting a child (a clone to be exact) so her talent would be preserved. She tries to control her clone Siri to become a pianist like her.
(We read this book in german class)
I love my kids, and nephews and nieces, no matter what. I HOPE my son has the opportunity to be a father some day because being a dad has been the best thing I've ever experienced, but I won't love him any less if he doesn't.
Not exactly abandonâŠmore like abuse.
Jesus rSlash just make me cry "the most insidious thing you can do is make someone not trust their perception because of they can't trust themselves who can they trust" hits me so deeply in the psyche due to years of gaslighting
Aw, rslash is such a good dad! Everytime he talks about how he doesnt understand insane parents I'm just like :)
Agree 100%
aww.. its called lying.. people do ti
It is a huge sense of relief to hear about a good parent when you hear stories about bad parents.
I'm more like Ă
and it makes sense, his job is literally a long long list of "how to NOT be a parent"
Honestly? Not understanding why parents flip the switch from loving a kid to despising them and hating them because of something is a good thing imo. There's nothing *to* understand with that because it makes no sense outside of the parents being very horrible people
Two words. Transphobic and idiotic, they got double whammy. I honestly don't get it either but I'm pretty sure its only because they wanted something out of her than her.
Conditional love. And toxicity :(
14:27 This is why paranoid schizophrenics are paranoid.
I lived with one of those once... It was not pleasant. The verdict seems to be that it was caused by a hash psychosis. He would hear things all the time and admitting to himself they were not there would mean admitting he couldn't trust himself. Instead he became paranoid.
I was married to a schizophrenic for 15 years, it was hell
@@christinarchuleta2241 My living situation at the time was 1 of 4 guys living in each their rented room in a 150sqm house. One guy moved in with his GF and the other guy, my friend, was scared off. So I was living alone with the guy. Seeing him tense up with a knife in his hand when I passed him in the kitchen to get something from the fridge was not pleasant. I am 6'5 and he was closer to 5'6, but it doesn't matter when he has a knife. He ended up being picked up by police twice the same day. He ran away the first time and 2nd time he was forcibly kept at the institution while being medicated. I didn't see him after that. I moved 2 months later.
Admitting you can't trust yourself is really frightening and disturbing. It really drives home the idea that our perceptions are not as definite as we believe them to be.
@@christinarchuleta2241 pretty sure it was even more hell for them lol
One of my best friends have paranoia and schizophrenia, and she knows it and tries to control and avoid episodes, it's really hard for her and I just support her, which is why once, when people tried to "prank" her by gaslighting her about something inconsequential, I threatend to make them eat their own genitalia. To be fair not all of them knew but SOME DID they just were dickheads
If your kid comes out as a trans man, Rslash, I do hope your first reaction will be "hey, free son!"
Suicide rate would quadruple. Yay?
@@jasonwhite7905 whatâs that supposed to mean. :/
@@jasonwhite7905 OP was saying that R/Slash would basically hug his new son and be a great dad.
Ajehy, doesn't stop the fallout. đ
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@@jasonwhite7905 Oh buddy, pal, that's not how that works. Trans people don't have a higher suicide rate just because they are trans, or whatever made BS Steven "holocaust denier" Crowder makes up. Their suicide rate goes up because of disgusting people who decide to constantly invalidate and antagonize them for their identity. Also linking a video as an argument is idiotic, next time, just say the points you like from the video in a clear and concise manner, as very few people are actually going to take their day to watch a video the likely don't care about. Cheers.
"Why is your love for your kids contingent on them agreeing with you?"
I couldnt have said it better myself
Daughter: *comes out trans*
Parents: and i took that personally
OP: *uno reverse card*
The daughters parents: *suprised pikachu face*
Like, this is part of why representation matters in media, because one day, Trans/Gay/Non-Binary/etc people WILL probably come out to their family, and they can find solace in seeing a character like themselves thats represented positively. It can give them comfort in any scenario, including the lead up to and aftermath of coming out. It shows kids that this is perfectly fine and normal, and I get so exhausted trying to explain this to people who get iffy, skeevy, wishy-washy and even irritated about seeing people vye for representation in media.
Its not an 'SJW agenda', its called moral decency and education.
@@ramenbomberdeluxe4958 absolutely they matter and deserve representation. 2 family members I love to death are trans and majority of my friends fall somewhere on the Kinsey scale or identify as non-binary.
It's too bad that they can't get original characters which pay homage to the journey that the people who struggle with identity traverse and instead just label [insert random character here] giving them the epitome of "sloppy seconds". It devalues them as people by implying that they aren't worth the thought it takes to make something original.
It makes me heartbroken to see all these parents who raise children promising at birth to love and protect them unconditionally - and then disowning them the second they show that they are their own person instead of the mini-me that the parents expect.
My home will always be a haven for any friends my future kids have whose parents are trash like that.
Did you do that intentionally?
@@ramenbomberdeluxe4958 I think representation is a good thing I media, as long as it's not the only purpose of the character, for example adding a black guy for the entire purpose of there's are black guy in the movie
@@hannathehumblebard101 And for sure, not all Trans rep is perfect, but better to give it a chance than to brush it off as some "evil agenda". It gets exhausting since, between the half-assed representation we sometimes get, and the anti-SJW crowd trying to put down any representation where they see it, its just a relief that we still manage to move forward in a good way.
There are three types of parents: those who have the same value as our kids, those who will change their values for their kids, and those who will throw their kids out if they donât have the same values as them. Two of these types are great parents
No, there is a 4th type. Parents that donât agree with there childrenâs values but still love and accept them for who they are. Everyone has there own choices to make in this life.
@@lisas292
True, but I think those types are rare and tend to fall into the second type on certain topics. For example, if the parents are homophobic but end up with a homosexual child, the parents will either disown their kid or will realize they were wrong and change their values away from homophobia. But your 4th type is certainly valid for topics like politics.
That thought about kicking out (and stealing from) trans kids or gay kids or anything like that is exactly what we think here in the Netherlands. We do not get it, you'd give your life for your kid but OMG they are gay, well then no love exists anymore. That wasn't love to begin with then. Plus it's often to do with what their peers will think, what will the church say. It makes no sense at all.
Who even cares what peers or the church thinks đ they're your goshdarn kids & deserve to be happy with whoever they want...
@@MLWJ1993 Yeah it changes nothing about who the kid is aside from who they may marry's gender. Like the way they freak out over gay marriage, we've had it for ages and guess what, some people got married and it's like any other marriage. Society didn't change at all,
But the types of people who kick kids out are just interested in themselves and their image. No matter how many times you say it's the way people are born they want to believe it's a choice to excuse their own insane actions.
@@Iflie - I had a friend who had it even rougher than this story when she was younger.
She is a trans woman, and when she was 16 her father came home from work early and caught her trying on her mom's dresses and experimenting with makeup.
The dad went ballistic and started beating her, saying no son of his was going to be a crossdresser.
In the middle of that beating she tried to come out to her dad that she was really a girl, but that just enraged her dad even more and said that if you think you want to be a girl, that he would show what it meant to be a girl, and tore her clothes off and sod***zed her. (Censored for CZcams algorithm)
She managed to get away later that night, ran away with just what she could fit in her school bag and completely cut her biological family out of her life.
@@Starhawke_Gaming That's inconceivably terrible but not at all unheard of, fathers raping their gay sons in some way and killing them when they come out. One story from somewhere in the middle east was a father who thought his daughter who was like 5 or 6 was no longer a virgin and he beat her and then raped her anally too. She was torn so badly the bleeding wouldn't stop so her mother took a red hot poker and burned the wound.
I'm not sure if the girl survive but the man didn't get punished because he was allowed to do whatever he wanted with his own daughter.
So yes these men like in Egypt when they would assault and rape any woman on the streets with large groups of men are not like normal fathers who love their kids of love women. Their society has twisted them into monsters. It starts young when they get taught women are there to serve them, sisters are made to serve their brothers. And then they get encouraged not punished.
Final Story: Trying to destroy someone's life (especially your own child's) because of something you disagree with is inexcusable.
Don't be surprised when Karma nukes you.
As a trans woman I listened that story with q grin in my face, I love when transphobes get screwed, special when they are abusive parents
@@luizansounds nothing wrong in not agreeing with your way of life but its your life and you can do what you want with it still not everyone is a "transphobe" because they dont see the world as you do, still the parents were totally shit not only parents but also humans tho.
@@jezusmylordits fine, its a mental illness that people ignore. Let them believe what they want
â@@starkilla102"What I don't understand, I'll just label it as evil."
That last story, the one about the trans woman getting kicked out, made me absolutely furious. I was fortunate enough that, when I came out, my own parents didn't have such a harsh reaction. But I still feel so badly for her. It'd have to be completely awful to have your own parents kick out just for not conforming to the norms.
Yeah. My parents shoved me back in the closet. But my mom is accepting now. We get there one day!
i was terrified this would happen when i came out as biromantic asexual, and then even more so when i came out as nonbinary. my parents aren't understanding, but they still love me and are slowly getting used to my new name and pronouns. i feel so bad for kids who don't have that safety and reassurance
My parents say they will never accept me as there daughter so I am just shutting them out of my life
You know how much trans suicide rates drop when our parents support us, it's so so important. I'm really glad that rslash's child will have support no matter what
@@ajaystar9134 good for you, if they don't change their ways they don't deserve you, you're an amazing girl
rSlash is honestly an amazing dad and I know that his daughter will grow up to be smart and good at judging situations
You called it about engineers. If one of us were to be planning a âprojectâ, all of us would become involved - even if we didnât know the target - just for the fun and challenge of it. We are a special breed of weird⊠and weâre proud of it!
What type of engineer are you?
Can we just appreciate what a doting father rSlash must be? He mentions his baby every chance he gets, and he loves her so much that he is getting extra emotional about every story involving parent-child conflict. That little girl is so lucky to be so loved.
Day 316 of telling him he's making everyone day better
Agreed
Serious dedication!
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Good bird.
@@thehoustonader4040 ok
Note: Do not trick someone into doubting their own sanity. That's called gaslighting, and it's emotional abuse. Not being able to trust yourself or anyone else can be a traumatic experience with lasting consequences, including PTSD symptoms. It's cruel---the kind of cruel that can't be swept away by saying "it's just a prank".
As someone who is queer and genderfluid, I get really happy every time rSlash talks about his daughter and how if she is queer he wouldn't stop loving her. We need more parents like him
I'm a trans man, and my family all kicked me out one after the other so I ended up on my own at 17. Had to eat ketchup and molasses because I was broke. It was scary as hell.
Hope you're doing well now.
@@maralorca6518 I've never been better! Thank you đ€â€
Ugh, I just can't understand that line of thinking. I would take someone close to me to see a "professional" (therapist) to confirm if that's really what they want & feel, not throw them out on the street (like that somehow "solves" anything)...
Thankfully you ended up just fine.
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I never understood how some parents can love their kids more as an embyo or fetus than a fully realized lgbtq person.
probably because an unborn baby can't refute any hopes or dreams placed on it, as opposed to a living, thinking person. Also, some people have cultural/religious dislike for lgbtqiaa+ or are disgusted because 'it isn't right' (because they can't and have valued such as wrong).
Conservatism is a sad thing
because its uwu cute little baby who cant talk yet
@@DilootedSanity what does being LGBT have to do with burning down cities?? What? Iâve never once burned down a city and Iâm LGBT.
@@ashtucker8642 ??? In the future you too shall be a conservative.
As the Simpsons put it, "i was once with it, and then with it changed "
Now I'm just imagining Rslash sitting there hearing noises nobody else is, and he just casually says "Ok, guess I'm going insane then."
I hope that everyone is having a good Friday!
I donât have to do anything so is good
u too my friend
To you aswell
You too â€ïž
Thanks
How messed up do have to be to not only kick out your daughter but steal from her too?
I dont understand parents like in that last story. My kids would have to do some really bad things for me to kick them out or stop talking to them. im talking like murder, abuse, gang or mob type of criminal behaviour. if my son one day tells me that he's a girl and he's going to live his life as a girl... okay. whats your new name? do you want to go shopping for some new clothes? How can i help you?
You're an amazing parent đđđđ
I truly wish my parents thought the way you do. It would make my life so much easier. You made my day better knowing parents like you exist
"We took a picture of his face under the black light glowing like he just left a bukkai party" had me absolutely dying đđđđ
Your videos literally keep me going during work, need to get a special hour long episode some time I could listen to your content all day
When I was still living with my parents and we were still on good terms I did the Anoy-a-tron thing. I got the old and new version. I hid them behind the cable box during the thanks giving/ x-mass holidays in the US. My Aunt was visiting as well. It was a small house so sometimes I would hear them ask each other if they heard it at night. They saw them too thinking they where part of the cable box. I kept it up till they found it in the new year eve. They where so mad but laughed at it. I tried again with a different one later on but they found it and put it in my room under my bed.
"Why is your love for your child contingent on them agreeing with you?"
Amen, Rslash!
"One of the most insidious things that you can do is to make someone doubt their own perception, because if they can't trust themselves then what can they trust?"
Welcome to the horrendous world of gaslighting.
I must say, rslash's parent rant really made my day. You hardly hear people on non lgbt-centered channels talk about how wrong it is to kick a kid out because they're being who they are
Yeah! And it's clear that he doesn't have, like, the vocabulary and understanding, and somehow that makes it better. He's not in the know and he DOESN'T NEED TO BE to be a good parent because at the end of the day he just really really loves his child
@@amaeliss7827 He's the epitome of what people are striving for. Someone who just accepts it even when they don't understand it, because you don't need to to realize there's nothing wrong with it.
@@catpoke9557 exactly my point!
When I came out as trans to my mom I told her I was afraid to because of stories like this. That made her cry and she told me that nothing could make her stop loving me. I wish all parents were like that.
That Annoy A Tron story would make me die, imagine youâre alone in the middle of the night, and hear children laughing
"His face was glowing like he left a bukkai party".... I just choked on my cereal đ€Ł
I like the separation of stories in the timeline selector. đ
âWhy is your love contingent on them agreeing with you.â Because these parents never truly loved their children in the first place. If they did, then why would their love be so conditional?
The statement made at the end of the last story is the difference between a good parent and a bad one, well done rSlash keep championing the good people of the world.
Here at the start for the best part of the day!
"Why is your love for your child contingent on them agreeing with you?"
Say that a little louder for the people in the back!
Joining in on that ending rant, the closest thing to this I am experiencing is getting ready to completely shut my mother out of my life for a life of narcissism, manipulation, and lies... all of this 2 months before I'll be giving birth to my first child. It's one thing if you cut ties for years upon years of bullshit, but another if you're just so stuck in your damn ways to accept something different.
That is one thing that really pisses me off about my mother. She looks to transgenders with disgust, as well as anyone who doesn't identify as either straight or gay. Coming out as bisexual in my teens, I was terrified!!! And now I'm afraid to even tell her about one of my best friends, a Male-to-Female transgender who's been at my side through so much shit... I just.... I can't believe people.
The way he always says "I. Was. Livid"
Hey RSlash, make a t-shirt, a hoodie or anything you deem worthy with the caption
âDonât mess with ITâ
âSincerely, the enemy of the IT departmentâ
Of course the last thing should be changed, but with that merch, you would describe about 35% of all of your stories.
I'd think it'd be cool if it said "Don't mess with IT" on a computer monitor
Had I been OP and the "ex-gf" that Noisemaker story dials me explaining this happening to her, I would have told her "you must be dealing with the Cheater's Curse. I hear it happens to those who haven't been faithful and cheated on their bf/gf, and it's not just strange noises that happen either. Sometimes it's other ways... like this one lady who cheated on her husband with twelve other men, and I don't even want to think of how *that* one ended but it wasn't pretty four years later." Then sit back and enjoy her freaking out and panicking, paranoid about this forever.
Best. Prank. Ever!
"Thinks that she's a boy"
Me over here: "he's a little confused but he's got the right spirit"
Soon as he said it, knew I would start finding these comments.
The noisemaker story has inspired me. I now know what I will leave as a parting gift the day I retire.
My husband downloaded syrinscape for ttrpgs. His computer was having problems and wasn't loading anything so he left it running and went to bed. The next day while he was at work I started hearing occasional whispered conversations, children laughing, and other barely audible sounds. I was freaking out... until I realized his laptop was on a couple hours later.
Good Morning, all! God Bless you all and have an amazing day amigos!
I love your attitude regarding parenthood, rSlash. But I must say, it is easier to say these things when your child is just an adorable baby. I hope you manage to keep that attitude when your child becomes an opinionated teen who will disagree with you in pretty much everything just to test your boundaries, and when your child becomes a self-aware adult who might want to live in ways you never expected your tiny baby to wish for. I suspect many of those awful, intolerant parents you read about are parents who just never managed to let go of the notion that their kids are their little babies and a mere extension of their own selves.
The crooked boss spending his money and losing his job is so satisfying.
Your love for your kid is so amazing. the fact you would love and support your kid if they were trans or gay or whatever; happiness is the most important thing. She is lucky to have a wonderful father like you.
It's your fatherly duty if your kid ever say "dad im x" you must reply with "Hi x im Dad" it is an unwritten law for great parents
I agree with rslash there no good reason to throw out a child you love but I think he just doesn't understand some people just hold their principles over all other things as shitty as it may be. And even in some cases some parents take the struggle of raising the child out on the child. Unfortunately not all love is whole, equal and unconditional. But that likely means rslash is going to be a good father.
That noise maker story reminded me of that one It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia episode. The fire alarm keeps chirping and Mac thinks he's going insane? It's like that. Only, somehow, worse.
Dabney out here letting everyone know what a good parent he is again, gives me hope for humanity tbh
I love how you insert your opinions but sometimes you go on and on
There was one video recently where he just rambled on for almost 10 minutes đ
@@tabs157 I know exactly what one your talking about lol
Daily reminder that you are loved and appreciated even if you donât know it
The dirty thief story - what's worse is he waited until there were new interns before he started stealing. I don't know if premeditated is a strong enough word when you also premeditate who's going to get blamed - what a vile human being.
How does one dude eat a bunch of folks lunchesâŠâŠ..every lunch bag was missing? How many folks work in the office 2? Yeah sure buddy, ridiculous.
Idk, my boyfriend eats food like heâs a starving kirby so itâs possible.
@@malourasin8281 Still, does a lunch thief take everyone's lunch at the same time? No, that's a surefire way to raise suspicion and get people to act. If it's just a random one here or there, people won't know who did it. And by stealing everyone's lunch you're kinda eliminating all of them as suspects.
quick note Rslash: the preferable terminology would be "my child comes out as a boy" rather than "my daughter thinks she's a boy" because within the LGBT community, it implies that your child is still a girl despite telling you they're a boy. hope this makes sense! I figure you'd be the kind of guy who wants to learn how to phrase things, love your stuff!
Yes this exactly. Glad to know Iâm not the only one who thinks that
^^^
I was checking the comments to see if anyone already said this. I can tell it was said with genuinely innocent intentions, but the âthinks sheâs a boyâ phrase definitely threw me off a little
I did it, under 10 seconds gang
Iâm sure this will be buried, but here I go. My daughter came out to me about 2 years ago. She was so afraid of my reaction, but it didnât bother me. I was raised in a very strict household, where this is an absolute atrocity! In that moment, I looked at my 16 yo daughters face, and nothing changed. I still loved her with every fiber of my being. She started dating a phenomenal girl, just a couple months older. My daughter is extremely loyal, and is the most compassionate person Iâve ever met. I was of course worried about the other girl. Not bc she was a girl, but bc my daughter is so sweet and kind, and I knew she deserved someone just like her. Fast fwd to a month ago. My daughter told me her gf wanted to be a him. Not do a full change, but breast reduction and testosterone. She was nervous telling me, but I am all for it. I told them both that I support them, and Iâm always here to talk. My daughter has always told me everything. Iâve picked her up from parties at 1-2am, bc she wasnât comfortable with her âfriendsâ to drive. I never scolded her for this, but instead I always told her how brave she was, for knowing she deserves to feel safe. I told her that going against the peer pressure was a huge sign of strength and common sense. Sheâs almost 18, and I know sheâs ready to step out in this world. I tried to raise an independent minded, compassionate person who has the ability to do whatever will make her happy, her bf is the same. My job wasnât to raise someone exactly like me, but instead, to raise confident people who can make the choices that will make them happy. It doesnât matter if their different. Different is good! Different is powerful!
Have a joyful Friday everyone!
the annoy-a-tron stories: "do i have a tumor?", lol, if you havent seen grandmas boy you wont get the reference haha
I have one of these on my desk right now, awaiting deployment. It makes a random sound like a cricket. Nothing is more annoying that a cricket after a few hours.
I know my family would be disappointed in me if they found out I was so lesbian or whatever. But they wouldn't destroy my whole life because of it. They say we still love you but we don't agree with you that's all they would say.
I relate to the last story, in regards to my parents. I have 4 children (all teenagers), and in regards to my parenting, I know I could never do that to my kids. I make sure they know they're stuck with me for life đ„°
Rslash, there is a quote that works for the engineering team. "Hey look buddy I'm an engineer, that means I solve problems, not problems like what is beauty cause that would fall under the perview of your conundrums as Philosophy, I solve practical problems" TF2 engineer.
Never mess with the troubleshooters
I just wanna say thank you so much for adding timestamps in videos recently!!!
The last story and your commentary resonates with me : I was 16 (my sister was 20) when she told me she was gay (in fact, she was more bi with an enphasis on women)
My parents were shocked when she announced it : my mother taken aback, my father dead silent... Bimut to this day we still laigh about his answer when my sister said "You don't seem too pleased..."
His answer : "WTF do you expect me to say ? Yipee kay yeah mofo ? Ofc I'm displeased, but you're my daughter and I love you, so if it's the way you are, I'll get over it so long as you're happy"
He broke his oath : my sister have been unhappy and miserable with a girl that abused her for 3 years, and he never stopped supporting her even though she was unhappy.
In the end, my sister broke up with this b word and actually, stunned us by falling in love with a man. So... in the end she was bi and now I've been a happy uncle for two years. ^^
Moral of the story ? I guess it's 'follow your heart', despote a few hoops it worked well for my sis', wether you're bi, homo, hetero, trans or whatever... You only get one life, make the best of it.
The last story only reinforces my belief that family isnât the blood you share with someone itâs the bond that you share. The perfect example is in that story. They were never truly family to that poor girl, but OP was. Taking someone in when theyâve literally lost everything is the mark of a true family.
Youâre an amazing parent, and I know you always will be. Thanks for the content!
Oh hellz yeah RSlash in my life!!
A friend of mine who had lived with his girlfriend for two years - She told him to pack and leave on the weekend, because she had a new boyfriend and he was moving in with her. .
This was 100% totally out of the blue. . No arguments - no tension - no bad words. . . Nothing!
Just "pack your stuff and go:"
So she went out on Saturday to leave him on his own to pack his stuff and move out. .
He did exactly that. . Then, just before he left for the last time, he bought 500 grams (a pound) of fresh prawns (shrimp) and put them inside the tubular steel curtain rods in every room in the apartment.
The curtain rods had little decorative spherical knob things on the end of them - he took them off and shoved 4 or 5 prawns in each end of every curtain rod and then plugged them back up with the decorative knobs.
That apartment *STUNK* and NOBODY could figure out where the smell came from!
They had the carpets shampood several times. they cleaned all the closets and kitchen cupboards. they had all the drains checked by plumbers. .
No success. .
They even threw out some of their clothes, thinking the smell came from there - when probably the clothes smelled because they were kept in a stinky apartment. .
His girlfriend eventually broke up with her new boyfriend, because the smell was driving them both crazy and causing them to argue all the time. .
BEST REVENGE
"...destroys his job, marriage, girlfriend and dreams."
Me: Destroyed his bosses GIRLFRIEND!? This should be interesting đ
The part that you didn't narrate about how the ex's boyfriend thought the voices came from a side effect from the vaccine is friggen hilarious. LMAO 12:41
rSlash is going to be an amazing father...ya know I wonder if there's a Reddit thread dedicated to the opposite of Entitled Parents, not sure what it would be called but it'd be nice to hear some feel good stories once in a while
Donât know if the thread exists yet but I would think it would be r/blessedparents or something like that.
That dude stole five lunches? What a glutton
Everywhere i've worked, there was a VERY strict rule that "private packed lunches are PRIVATE PROPERTY so theft of it WILL be reported to the police AS theft and is grounds for immediate termination".
NICE EARLIEST I'VE EVER BEEN! Have a good day everyone
im not a father, but if my child grew up to not like star wars then that could be the deal breaker
There are so many stories out there of adolescents publicly coming out just to be made homeless because their family conditionally loved them. Breaks my heart.
This is why rslash gives that controversial advice of staying in the closet until you can support yourself if you think your parents would kick you out.
The one about the noisemakers really disturbs me. Nobody should be made to doubt their sanity and perceptions, thatâs psychological abuse.
I understand parents dispizing if their child disagrees with them or has an opposing world view.
However.
I do not understand how they can throw their child out for that, if they actually loved them for all those years before.
my favorite subreddit đ thanks rslash!
Talk about gluttony, he ATE ALL THE LUNCHES?! Wow, what a little piggy.
Being the "Computer guy" for my company and also the class clown of the company, means that if an Annoy-o-tron were discovered, it was definitely me.
Last Story: Is it illegal to keep someone's official documents like birth certificates or passports from them?
It is, can be considered abduction, slavery or even human trafficking depending on the scale of the situation.
- Just to add on how I know:
I had to get everything settled to help a friend, her case was considered human trafficking bc they were about to send her to another country without her documents to keep her stuck to her father.
@@EvaHoshizora does it count as illegal if the person is still a minor?
@@RedGreenYellowBlue it makes it even worse actually lol
I woke up 2 seconds ago, let's do this
I'm happy Rslash is showing how much a good dad he is, but I gotta correct one little thing. At the end he says "So what if my daughter thinks she's a boy?". What he should have said is "So what if my daughter realizes they're a boy" because trans people don't think they're the wrong gender, they know. I'm not coming from a bad place I just wanted to clarify for Rslash so he doesn't say the wrong thing in the future and get canceled for no reason. He's a good guy we all can tell.
14:06 "I dont believe in goats so I geuss I'm going insane."
~Rslash~ 2021
man this is great
To the last story, calling a Trans person by their chosen name and pronouns reduces suicide attempts significantly. Though you should love and support your kiddo, it's literally suicide prevention to just change your language, even if the parents don't "understand" it. Ugh people like those parents are the worst
Yeah, but its almost like these parents want their kid to harm themselves. They went the extra mile to show what awful people they are.
If you're going to kill yourself because someone calls you names, your either a child, or you got bigger issues
last story - i agree, and thats why i always remember what my own mother said to me when i was younger " i dont care who you bring home as long as you are safe"
R/slash being a wholesome father like always. My father went on a date with a 16 year old and told her on the 3rd date that he has a daughter that he'll abandon if she wants. I was 12 months.