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Hey, there, fam! 😲🔍 Have you ever stumbled upon a secret that you never, ever, ever thought you'd uncover? 🕵️♀️💔 Well, hold onto your seats, because today's video is about some people who found themselves in that exact mind-blowing situation - catching their own parents cheating! 😱💔
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That first story is something else. Dad has no ability to control himself and then blames everyone else.
Similarly to the aunt, TRASH family member....
@@Cynophileandavianenthusiast yes, exactly…he’s a garbage human
Correction: He does have control...he's just an A$$
Unfortunately this is too common. It happened with me too. I think it's because we are the ones who found out, so laying blame is a way of deflecting the situation, or making us feel guilty so we don't tell.
the sister is so disgusting too... who tf do that to their OWN sister
okay fam, i stalked reddit and found the first story's poster. they gave an update in the comments - they finally told their mom thanks to some advice from some redditors that had experience dealing with this sort of stuff. the mom confronted dad, its all true, and now they are getting divorced. the dad went on to threaten mom AND op for this, so op feels comfortable that when in court they will be allowed to stay with mom full time. :)
Good, hope they throw the book at him and op never has to see his useless ass ever again
Wow, thanks for the update. I hope mom and op will be OK
good. the OP's mom deserves better than that scum of a man. i hope she went NC w/ her sis too because shes no better. i wish those two luck
Thank you for finding the update! I'm glad her mom knows the truth now. I would have suspected that mom knew, but some cheaters are so good at lying that they get away with it for years. Hugs for that teenage daughter who told her. That took a lot of courage!
I knew my husband of 15 years was cheating on me, but I was so sick most of the time, I didn't care. That chick was doing a job I sure didn't want.
He eventually left me and moved in with her. Thanks to his drunken threats and abuse he stupidly put in emails, he lost everything in the divorce. He thought that he could say anything and it would be inadmisible in court because it's a "no-fault" state. Nope! If the threats and abuse are criminal level, it's absolutely considered by the judge when dividing marital assets!
Ladies and Gentlemen, always save your receipts and proofs of abuse! The courts love indisputable evidence!
Thank you! I was starting to look for it so I could find an update.
There was an update on the story about the mom cheating. She decided to talk to her dad but wanted to wait until he came home 5 days later to talk in person. While waiting for him to get back she couldn't act normal around her mom even though the mom was trying hard to play it cool. The mom broke the night before the dad returned and spouted some stuff about how hard it was to be a single mom most of the time and then admitted that she brought up Open Marriage to the dad but didn't get a definitive answer so she just went ahead and did it. The OP told the mom that she needed to come clean with the dad and that she would tell him if the mom didn't.
The dad came back the next day and the mom claimed she had an "emergency shift" because she didn't have the courage to face him yet. The daughter told her again that she would tell the dad if she didn't and the mom told her to go ahead and tell him and then let her know if it was safe for her to come home (super cowardly to toss all that onto the daughter).
The daughter found a way to bring up open marriage with the dad later and asked his thoughts on it/fished a bit for info. Ended up asking him if the mom had ever asked for an open marriage and he said she did once like 5 months prior and that he said (a definitive) no on the spot and promised her that he'd take a demotion to a local position soon for her. Then he told the daughter that he was actually going to surprise the mom with the news that he was approved to move back to a job in their city.
The daughter excused herself and then looked back at the message dates and found out that the mom actually started talking to the other guy BEFORE asking the dad for an open marriage. The daughter decided she was done being in the middle and texted the mom that it was "safe" to come back and everything was fine, then she sent the screenshots of the cheating to her dad. She said she wouldn't update again and just sounded emotionally drained.
God that poor husband and kids. They deserve so much better.
Damn right they did.
Dang! Thanks for the update. That poor baby. 😞
Dang thanks for the update, i tried to look up the post but looks like the user no longer exists.
Wow!
When I was a student teacher, on my first day, we were introducing ourselves and one of the grade one students came up to me and announced very loudly: “My dad has a Thai girlfriend and my mom doesn’t know!”. I almost choked. My mentor teacher’s eyes went as big as saucers and we couldn’t look at each other or say anything. The little girl didn’t notice our faces and went skipping merrily on her way. Be careful, children tell teachers everything, especially when they’re young!
Cheating story: my brother was married to a woman named Jody and she helped him get a government job where she worked while helping continue his education. Within 5 months on the job she found out he was cheating because a bill came in for him, she didn't think much of it so she opened it since it came from a hospital. She found out he paid for a boob job for a woman named Char who was a coworker that worked in the same office as Jody and my brother. They divorced and he married Char 3 months later. 2 years later Char started noticing that he would disappear when he'd get a phone call. Eventually she found evidence that he was cheating on her with Wendy ANOTHER coworker in the very same office. So Char and my brother divorced and he married Wendy the following year. Now I'm just waiting to see if he's going to cheat on Wendy next...😒
You misspelled “who he’s going to cheat on Wendy with” but I think you might already know that. 😉
That's just craziness. I just don't understand that
It has been established throughout history that if someone cheats on their SO, they will cheat on the one they cheated with, in most cases. It has happened so often that stories have been written, along with songs, all based on true happenings for quite some time. In fact, a Country song that made the rounds back in the late '50s and early '60s, called , "Go home Cheater" has the line that I'll never forget, "If you cheat on him, you'll surely cheat on me."
I was only about 5 years old when the song came out, and I'm almost 70 years old now.
Dang! That office is a regular Peyton Place!
For the younger folks, "Peyton Place" was a very popular night-time soap opera in the 60s that featured lots of slimy characters cheating and lying to their romantic partners. "Peyton Place" became part of American vernacular when describing such behavior and subterfuge!
I'm also reminded of an old Crystal Gayle song from the 70s:
"Why have you left the one you left me for?
Has she heard, like me, that slammin door?
Did you leave for good or just get bored?
Why have you left the one you left me for?"
He already cheated on Wendy. C'mon. Why stop at this point??
My stepdad cheated on my mom. He made her feel like it was her fault, called her an old hag. Still wanted to stay together but couldn't stand kissing her and made her seem clingy. Literally he got caught cheating again last fall, so she kicked him out. Now he is living with the new side piece, because I talked to the last side piece and told her she deserved better than fighting over a married man who doesn't care about anyone but himself. My mom finally sees him for what he is and they are separated, but she is rebuilding her self esteem from the ground up
Tell your mom she’s not alone.. I am her embodiment.. it’s not us it’s them..we DESERVE BETTER
She is doing the right thing . Good for her !
That's tough. I'm praying for your mom.
Glad to hear your mom got out that relationship and is doing better
Wow. Sadly ‘old hag’ should have been the to the streets moment, but glad she is out!
An ‘open relationship’ is how my grandmother found out my grandfather was cheating. One of his buddies tried to hit on her and when she called him out he said it’s fine you guys are in an open marriage she found out he had been cheating for months.
Ah yes, this reminds me when I noticed scar marks on the wrists of a college student of mine. When I asked about them, at first he ashamed but eventually broke down and told me that his divorced mother blamed him and his twin brother for "ruining her life" by being born and her getting a divorce. I was stunned. I asked if he'd been to counselors in high school (he was a freshman) and he said he and his brother had, but they just blew it off because she said she'd never said that. It took me a long time talking to him to get him to understand that he and his brother did NOT ruin their mother's life, she had ruined it by fooling around on their dad. Some people should never be parents.
She cut her kids wrist? Or was he suicidal from the abuse?
Why are you brazenly asking about people's cutting. The fuck.
I feel so bad for the daughter who caught her mom. There’s no way it’s an open relationship. The poor girl doesn’t want to break her parents up and her life be turned upside down but she also loves her dad so much. What a burden for her!
I remember there was an update. Mom ran away as the coward she is, before any confrontation could happen. She asked op to tell her if it's safe to come back, op told the dad about the affair. Then he said the mom can come home, if I remember correctly
Thanks for letting me know!@@CJ-256
@@CJ-256I wish she’s had said it was safe while the dad was there. Imagine getting your kids involved in that 😢
@@CJ-256what happened in last ?
@@jesclifford88he did. The dad had arrived home by the time op told the mom to come home. I forgot to mention that, I'm sorry
story time: i used to manage a cafe. we had this regular guest (she was 30s F) who would come in all the time with her son (like 4M) and sometimes with her hubs (30s M). but she was there with her kid so much my FOH staff knew her by name. knew what she did for work. all the deets. so randomly, Dad started showing up with Son and with another lady (20s F). not all the time, but at least once a week. they would all eat breakfast together and then leave. my employees KNEW something wasnt right, so after about 5-6 weeks of it, the next time Mom came in they said to her "hey, its really nice that Dad brings Son in once a week for his pancakes, and your Nanny that comes with seems really nice too." --- well folks, thats all it took because apparently she had suspicions. she sat at a table and cried for probably 2 hours, so we kept her supplied with tissues, and tea while she worked it all out. turns out, the mistress worked in our shopping center which is why they were there all the time. she was also married so they would meet where her phone location would show her at work, have breakfast, and then have their hanky panky time either in their car, or inside the dentist office that she worked at since it didnt open til 12. she divorced him and moved to a different city with her parents, and we never saw him again.
Good looking out for the lady customer!
Good for you to say something
You all were freaking great for what you did! 🥹👍🏾
This is what great customer service looks like lol
I had a woman I had taken an interest in years ago tell me she was in an open marriage (we hadn’t done anything at this point). So since I’m someone that’s been cheated on and my ex used that excuse, I told her that I’d ask her husband then. She was very nervous and hesitant, so that told me everything and I put the brakes on. I found out from a mutual friend I discovered we had afterwards that her husband divorced her after he caught her cheating. So much for open marriage 😂
Smart move, something similar happened to my partner (who is in an actual open relationship, with me :p). He has a friend he's been friends with for a long time and there's been some tension for a long time as well, they've never acted on it though and she's been married to one of his friends for years. Then last year she tried to convince my partner to sleep with her because 'they'd opened up their marriage'... But since he's friends with her husband as well he decided to get his side of the story. Turned out he had said that he didn't much mind her being flirty at the bar. Nothing about intimacy with other people at all... Unsurprisingly, the friendship between her and my partner has soured after this whole thing. Extra dumb because he obviously knew what to look out for... Being in an open relationship himself and all 🤦♂️
Big ups to you for being a decent human being!👍🏾
I have quite the cheating story about how my dad is the product of an affair. My dad was adopted, but in 2009 the laws around closed adoptions changed and he was given the info on who put him up for adoption. Let’s call her Glinda. Glinda had been knocked up as a teen by her military boyfriend, and was forced to not marry this guy, keep the pregnancy to term, and give my dad up for adoption by her family. When he found her, she wanted nothing to do with him because the experience of giving up a son was traumatic and she was dying of radiation poisoning. My dad contacted his aunt to get the name of his father, but she didn’t relent until after my dad’s bio mom died. Let’s call the military bf George. Only two people in the country have the same first and last name as George, and only one fits the age. My dad finds his half brother to do a DNA test just to make sure. It doesn’t match. No one in the bio mom’s family has any clue who it could be if not George. Years later my dad finds his birth father through 23 and Me, a man we’ll call Luca. Turns out, Glinda was not faithful to her bf while he was serving. My dad contacts Luca, but leaves out the affair part. Luca basically says, “I am really hurt that my girlfriend never told me that.” SHE WAS PLAYING THEM BOTH.
Family DNA tests really are Pandora's box 😬
Wow 😮 But at least he found his bio dad who would’ve wanted to be there for him.
@@jenw8323actually his bio dad wanted nothing to do with him as well. He told my dad “Your dad is the dad that raised you.” Unfortunately, my dad’s adoptive father had been dead for 20 years at the point due to Parkinson’s.
Awww that's awful
My dad blames my brother for the divorce because he told my mom about his cheating... and blames my mom for the cheating because she didn't satisfy him often enough... she did all the work btw, 9-5 job, 3 kids, cat, dog, cleaning, cooking, laundry, side job, shopping. Man my dad is a pos
IKR?
Some people have this _miraculous_ luck where nothing is ever their fault /s
I would say “No! This is all your fault! You have no one to blame but yourself! Mom does everything for us, and this is how you repay her?! I hope we never see you again.” I would so say that to him.
The only coward in the first story is the sister & the dad who continuously cheats on the mom. The audacity people pull out of their ass when they get caught to try and blame everything else except for themselves is mind-blowing
Daughters a coward to . Letting that happen to your mom is disturbing .
@@moyaxoxo5923She's a kid and shouldn't have been put in this position. Her dad and aunt are the cowards.
I’m sorry but the « audacity people pull out of their ass » killed me 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I don’t think it’s really fair to put the child down for not telling their mom. She’s only 15 and she’s been manipulated by her dad to feel as though it’s her fault- probably making her feel more scared to tell her mom. She may fear that her mom will be mad at her since she’s been told she’s the reason for this happening in the first place. All very hard feelings for anyone to work through and act on, especially a young girl who clearly doesn’t have the support system she needs.
Narcissists….
15:19 I love the “ I am disappointed in you” it works both ways. The worst thing a child could hear from a parent the worst thing a parent could hear something child
Having a "government job" is actually the best vocation to tell people you have to have a 2nd family, same as a pilot. MANY of those jobs, like active service members, are constantly out of town. My current husband was in the British Army, and while still active, stationed in the stans - but they get 3 weeks off every 9weeks - tell me that's not a perfect excuse to have 4 families - you see each one every 3 weeks 😅😂🎉
If you’re married to certain people, it’s not. I don’t care what your job is. Trust but verify. 🤣
Oh my God 😂😂😂. But like, the expenses would quadruple too 😮
I caught my mom cheating on my dad when I was 11. I was going through my mom’s work bag for some reason and I found a love letter that this guy she worked with had written to her. I knew who he was because he had just helped my family move into our new house, and he brought his wife and two year old son with. Disgusting. I showed my dad the note right away and since my mom wasn’t home that night (probably with other dude or something), my dad had a HUGE bonfire in the backyard and burned all of her work stuff. It was therapeutic. They went to marriage counseling and tried to make it work for a couple more years, but they should have just gotten divorced then. Sometimes trying to make it work “for the kids” isn’t the right choice. They ended up getting divorced right as I was about to graduate high school and then my mom married some douche she had met online like 3 months later. She hasn’t spoken to me since I was 22 (I’m 34 now). I love my dad so so so much though.
Similar story sorry you went through that our mothers are for the streets
You did the right thing. Better to expose the truth than to live a lie.
You burnt her work stuff lol
I recently learn my Mom is cheating on my dad because of various details I noticed but today I got the confirmation when I heard her talk on phone with the guy and he said I love u, so yeah that confirms my suspisions.
That's so messed up like my dad is a great man and even though he isn't my real father he has been the best dad I could have and the best partner my mom has had beacuse she went thrugh domestic abuse and indelities on her so I did see her cry and this makes me feel digusted because I know very well know that my mom is a hypocrite.
My dad blamed my sister her his cheating when she was late teens ( I was early teens ) because she was in an abusive relationship and it was "stressful" for him and my mom. Meanwhile my mom is the one chasing this POS out of the house while my dad is out galivanting. So much for manning up and protecting his daughter.
It takes more than having a restless penis to be a man. I hope your sister and the rest of you are doing ok now.
Please tell me your mom knows about this
Seems to me men think being a stud is better than being honest and protecting his family. The real heros are the ones who go to work every day, come home every day and take care of their family every day. It takes courage and true confidence to be there every day.
WOW TF
@@TheQueenRulesAllfuck the bar for men is super low. That's basic human decency.
I have a friend in an open marriage that has a child. Using age appropriate language, they just explained that mummy and daddy have other "friends" and then as he got older, other "gf's and bf's" and everything went fine. Their child is 17 now and is secure in the united love of his parents of him. It's a really lovely household tbh - lots of love and affection shared. It might not be for everyone, but in their relationship it has worked well.
That's the only way to do it, making sure that there is nothing to 'catch' for the child because they know it's alright. I generally think that the more open people are about their open relationship to the rest of the world the higher the chance of success
That is the most crazy thing I have ever heard. Your friend is messed up he/she just doesn't know it yet.
My dad was a serial cheater in his youth, and what's horrible is that my older brothers have rewritten their memories from their childhood and now think that my mom was the one cheating. It's ridiculous. The only reason she stayed with my dad was to not ruin their childhoods, which in the long term I think was a mistake on her part, but what you going to do.....
Or maybe you dont know the full story probably both were cheating on each other. Either dad or mom was revenge cheating and yoh were just brainwashed cause you were young or its willingful ignorance happened to my cousin he grew with a wrong narrative in his mind
@@TPL0212 Trust me, my mom was not cheating. That's not me being ignorant. She is EXTREME when it comes to sex and what is the 'right' thing to do. She was the virgin until marriage kind, and thinks that remarrying is practically a sin. I'm 35 and if she ever caught wind that I was not a virgin despite being unmarried it would become a fiasco that I have no will to face.
Yep, I have an ex whose mother was like that. Catholic, virgin when she married, and he had a lot of hangups about sex, anf just a lot of guilt. Well, turned out his father is not his father. Part of the reason she laid such a massive guilt trip on him was clearly because she felt guilty about his conception. He had much lighter colouring than his brothers, and turns out to look like the bio dad.
i still remember the day my step mom (who took part in raising my sister and i) came into the part of the house where my sister and i were watching tv to go to my dads computer room (attached to the living room) holding her flip phone in the air saying “oh mY G O D” bc he had texted her something that he meant for his side chick. she was rightfully pissed and within the week after we were sat down with the ‘so your father and i are separating because of his actions, but i will still be a part of your life’.
he had been cheating with i think multiple women for at least a full year at that point. he was a shitty father that skipped state when i turned 10 but tricia (the step mom) continued to be part of our lives into our teens, and still checks in from time to time now that we’re full grown adults
Kids being more mature than their parents is disheartening. 😔
As hard as it would be, if one of my parents was cheating I’d tell the other so fast.
On another note, the girl in the coffee shop that told her dad she was disappointed in him, good for her.👏🏻
First story has me, as somebody who has had my dad blame me for his actions (now he didn't cheat but he did some pretty bad things) he told me that it wasn't far to him that he had to be distracted by calling me when he has more importing things in his life. There's a reason OP couldn't tell their mom, the biggest thing is how they were blamed for their dad cheating, I'm sure op has this internalized fear that their mom will also blame them. The things you say to children leave an impact, both good and bad. I would never ever blame somebody else for my actions let alone a child.
I can’t comprehend why people feel the need to cheat on their spouses/partners. If you’re not happy in a relationship just end it.
I feel the same way. Divorce is still very legal. Getting legally separated is easy to do as well. Or just leave. That's harsh, but not as mean as doing the humpty dance for months or years behind their back.
@@themom2250It's not always easy to divorce, plus a lot of people are in denial or just want to be married AND have other partners because they're greedy and don't care about anyone but themselves.
Narcissists don’t care.
Less than a half-minute in and I’m already disappointed in society! The old adage of not getting mad at the affair partner because they’re not the one committed to you doesn’t really apply when they’re your family/friends! How 💩y of the husband to cheat but with a mutual friend and now the sister of his wife?! WTF dude?! And how can the sister do that to her own sister? PEOPLE sometimes!
Yeah it's not JUST on him. It's on her sister too. How DISGUSTING! Her sister knew he cheated with her best friend too and she STILL betrayed her OWN sister. She is more despicable than he is.
@@lawrencefields7874 yeah, I think they’re neck and neck in terms of being trash humans. I give him no relief from responsibility. I don’t know this to be true but I’m pretty sure he pursued her and not the other way around. Plenty of blame to go around.
@@davidguidry657 Absolutely.
I used to have friend who told everyone at a party that she had no problem f*cking a married man because she wasn't the one who was married.
"The old adage of not getting mad at the affair partner because they’re not the one committed to you " NEVER applies. Decency and not being a complete *&^% should apply to all. Go ahead and call me old fashioned. I can dream:)
My step grandfather cheated on my grandmother with her best friend. When she found out, she waited for him to get home, confronted him and he tried to get aggressive, got in her face, trying to scare her. My grandmother was over 6 feet tall, raised in the country on a farm, and worked as a room attendant (maid back then) at a high end hotel (she later became the boss, but that’s another story). I say all that to say she was in peak physical condition and really strong. She promptly broke her black lacquer ice bucket over his head. He tried to run, she went after him, threw several of the matching black lacquer tumblers at him. He made it to the door, she opened it and literally kicked him out, foot in his back. He hit the sidewalk and she kicked/rolled him the rest of the way across the lawn, ran back in, got his clothes that she’d packed in trash bags and dumped them on him. And told him ‘Go stay with your . This was in the early 80s, yes I witnessed this. I was about 5 or 6.
He spent the rest of his life apologizing. He died 3 years ago. She never forgave him, but was cordial…sometimes. She would often call him to do things or fix things and he’d show up..fix it and she’d tell him to get the hell out. She is still with us but definitely colored how I handled my relationships. I married a cheater, sent him packing. No confrontation because we had one while we were dating. I broke up with him and he too tried to get in my face, taking my car keys and tried to grab me, I gave him a black eye and busted lip before police showed to break it up, and made me leave. So years later when we divorced he knew to leave me alone. He still pushed a little when I refused a hug, but got the hint real quick.
Women in my family are taught. Take no BS. We are peaceful unless you try to put hands on us…all bets off. My mother sadly did not learn this. With a man who beat her. She is no longer with us. Hence my grandmother making a point to tell me from a young age. He doesn’t treat you right, leave. If he hits you, put him down. Don’t unalive him, but make it clear he is not to touch you.
I want your grandmother. Give her to me. If I had a role model like her growing up things would have been different. No one taught me to fight or how to defend myself.
@@truthseeker9249 She only got me started. I later took martial arts for a few years, my daughter as well. But my nana is a beast. Side note. She has only 3 of those tumblers left. Yes she has kept them all these years to remind her and us: ‘Sometimes you gotta destroy things you love to find love for yourself.” Also they are really cool. Black tumblers, covered in spikes.
Getting flowers can be just a normal loving gesture. My darling husband surprises me with flowers often, especially during tulip season as they are my favorites. He went to Amsterdam for work earlier this year, and I love Delft and have always wanted a Delft tulip vase so I asked him to bring me one. He surprised me by also buying a tiny Delft bud vase and a hand carved wooden tulip so I’d always have a tulip from him ❤️❤️❤️. We’ve been together for 29 years and have been married for 23. He’s always been so thoughtful and caring. I trust him completely.
I hope Mike is this guy for you. You deserve that Charlotte.
Seeing all of these comments relating to story number 1 breaks my heart. My dad is a narcissistic abuser and manipulator who will not ever take responsibility for his actions. I truly believe in the necessity for Prison reform in the US, but I also am glad my dad’s actions finally caught up with him and he has been locked up for the past 5 years. I became a therapist in great part because of the trauma from my dad so I guess *some* good came from all of the pain.
I'm so sorry for what you went through
I'm glad to hear you come out good on the other side of it
I admire you so much for making decisions from a place of compassion, and using your experiences to help others in ways only those who have lived that kind of heartbreak could know.
I'm glad he's locked up and you are safe, but that has to be hard for you too. He's the father who was supposed to guide and protect you but he hurt you and your family in the most selfish ways possible.
I'm lucky that I had wonderful parents. However, my son didn't. My ex is such a monster that I had to take my little boy and move 1500 miles away and start a new life to keep him safe from the father who hurt us so much.
My son has had a lot of therapists over the years but I wish he'd had one with your experience who could help him work through it. He's chosen to "forget" and never talk about it and I honor that and I don't talk about what happened to him either. He was too young to remember details but he still has PTSD triggers that would seem strange to most people, but I know why he hates elevators and prefers all closets to stay open or with doors removed all together.
You have a brave, beautiful heart for using your pain to help others through understanding their suffering. I hope that work is helping you heal as well!
power to you sister
The death penalty in certain circumstances like this, plus they suffer for years to decades on death row.
I think you might have that confused- sounds like you should be in therapy not a therapist 😊
My dad had female co-workers. Whenever he felt like one of them was getting too close he would have my mom come down to the office and they would go to dinner, or to his boss's(female) house if he had to be there for a co-worker get together. He would also have her load up all of us children (10+) in the 15-passenger van and come to his office once in a while just so all the ladies could see his family. It really helped. He told my husband when I got married that the best fly repellent was to talk about all of his children to any woman who was getting too close. We are currently pregnant with our ninth, and I say it works pretty well.😊
Your dad sounds like a good man, father and husband. Your family is fortunate 🤍
Has your family heard of birth control? 😂
What a gem! I love that he did this! What a way to protect his family.
@daisy9910 that’s just rude
This is so fucking wholesome
Lots of people have opposite sex coworkers without it being an issue. What am I missing?
This sounds like Mike Pence not being capable of being in a room alone with a woman for some reason.
Like, you can have a normal friendly relationship with women without it being about sex, what's with the weird phobia of getting "too close"? An inability to see women as something other than sex objects?
I remember when my parents just divorced. I was 25 at the time and just found out my dad was seeing a 20 yr old. My dad was in his 40s and I was livid and disgusted, especially since this girl was younger than me. Yes, my parents were divorced so we can’t really call it cheating but I couldn’t help but feel betrayed and the thought of him dating her made me ill. I also felt like the divorce was still fresh so maybe he could’ve been cheating this whole time. I found out she was only using him for his money. I right away told him not only how mad I was he was dating a girl younger than me but she was using him as well. A week later he stopped seeing her. Parents may think it’s their life and for us to butt out but they forget it does affect us as well.
I got a story for you. My grandpa was this standup guy. He read his Bible, volunteered to help others every weekend, you name it. His wife was an angel. Literally everyone thought she was an angel and they had 5 kids together. Idr her as she died from alzheimers when I was 4-5. He died when I was 13. We had a big funeral, our massive family was devastated. He was kinda the glue. So his death was a big deal. Then my parents started going through his stuff and found an old box of letters. He owned a trucking company and was never home. The letters were from 6 different women. He had kids with 5 of them and was engaged to the 6th one when his business went under while in the hospital. He stayed with my grandma and never contacted the other women again because he couldn't work anymore. It was crazy...my grandma deserved so much better.
Just from a practical point of view, how the hell can they afford so many families? I'm sorry for your grandma.
It’s even more selfish to cheat when there are kids involved. You aren’t just breaking your partner’s heart. Your kids are going to carry it too.
Facts. Sad but true.
I feel so bad for the daughter in the first story. The dad’s gaul to tell his daughter that it’s “her fault” for him cheating when in reality he is the one that betrayed his family. He did it all on his own. OP, please tell your mom. As heartbreaking as it is, she deserves to know.
Someone found an update saying she told her mom, and now the mom and dad are divorcing. The op is certain moms getting custody because dad is threatening them both. I think they're gonna be okay. ❤
@@thomasjoseph5876 the kid was 8 years old, and didn't really understand what was happening until she caught him again at 15. The dad sounds like he wasn't just manipulative, but also abusive. Don't blame the kid caught in the middle.
@@thomasjoseph5876do you now whant her to stay with her abusive dad? Especially after she ratted him him out
@@ayomidedareabel5525no of course not. But she doesn't deserve her mother's forgiveness. At least not yet. If my spouse was cheating on me and I found out our child KNEW ALL ALONG, they would be cut out of my life as well as my cheating spouse. Cause how could you stab your own mother/father/parent in the back like that to protect someone who isn't even worth protecting. I'd never even be able to look at myself in the mirror if I did such a thing.
@@thomasjoseph5876I'm with you. Honestly.
"Who's dumb enough to take their kids around when they cheat?!"
My father. I don't know why he kept doing it because I ALWAYS told my mama immediately
He kept doing it cos nothing would change. It was a cycle… 😕
A friend of mine had a similar story to the 1st story but she was the wife. Her husband was sleeping with her sister after 2 kids and 12 years of marriage.. to my horror, no one in the family was upset at the husband and sister.. they just kept telling her that she needed to get over it and stop making things awkward for everyone.. throw the whole damn fam away.
Story 1, you know what I would have done at 8? Innocently tell my mom how dad was helping her sister in the bedroom naked and ask her what he was helping her with out of curiosity
That man saying it’s the kids fault is a true narcissist ( gaslighting) !
Yeah, I was almost in the exact same situation as OP in the 1st story. My dad never blamed me but I was 7-8 as well and I was asleep in the same space where the cheating took place. It's not something you can forget and he promised me that it would never happen again. Which was a lie. Found out recently after he died last year. I never told my stepmom, whom was pregnant at the time, but she use to be really mean to me and I didn't know how to bring it up. I think everyone else in the family but her knows.
Ohhhh the sweetness of a 5 year old telling a story to grandma and blowing up dads spot
The sister is the worst. How could you do this to your own damn family. But, yes, they will both burn.
Nah they can't die yet.
If they die, they can't suffer in this world and they came feel pain anymore
@saltydog7038 sleeping with your SISTERS HUSBAND is way worse. That's your family and you don't care about them AT ALL???? You can get a divorce from a marriage but FAMILY hurts way deeper. Who do you go to when you're in pain? Family. Now imagine if that family is the cause of your pain.
@@saltydog7038 Honestly, I think they’re both horrible. I can’t imagine participating in and fostering space for a web of deception like that. I also can’t imagine making vows to someone and actively lying to them & breaking them. Neither sits well with me, both are lacking in character and moral fiber. Wouldn’t want to be associated with them and certainly wouldn’t want to be them.
@@saltydog7038Clearly the point is going over your head. This isn't about your siblings and this isn't about you. Just because you won't feel betrayed by your siblings sleeping with your husband doesn't mean other normal people won't.
@@Mavaros90 You don't HAVE to be close to family. It's nice if it works out but it seems more destructive to force relationships with family if their personalities don't mesh, etc. I had a personal situation recently where my great uncle has deteriorated and people keep asking me to go help do things like move furniture, etc, to help him. He's VERY racist, and religiously prejudiced, and talks his hate constantly .. so it's a firm NO. Guess what people say .... "but he's family" and try and guilt me because he really does need help ..... NO .... guess who's the "jerk" in the scenario because of the cliche about sticking with your family no matter what .... Now I don't get asked to help ANYONE because now I'm the lazy jerk who wouldn't help an elderly man in crisis. F it.
The mom telling her child the open relationship is only her and the father’s business and to not talk to him about it sounds like an excuse to me. Like she doesn’t want him to find out through their child. 🚩🚩🚩The dad asking if everything’s ok supports it.
Yeah, and the mom telling the kid "it's only physical" made me want to throw up. Who would say that to their kid?
@@kmarch6630 A cheater.
Another person posted an update to the comments, mom was a chicken shit and made her daughter tell her if it was safe to come home after the dad returned, daughter found out dad did not agree to an open marriage and she went back to the messages to find out that the cheating started before he left and had said no to open relationship. Daughter said it was safe to come home then sent the dad the screen shots of the cheating.
My mum took me with her whenever she was cheating. Thought I was young and would never remembered. Ironically I have an amazing memory and I can tell her the names of the many men she cheated with starting at 4 years old.
Dad never there for Holidays. How can his wife even be so understanding?
My dad said the reason he cheated on my mom was because since having kids she didn't spend as much time focusing on him and the other woman did.
He sounds selfish...and I hope happiness follows you and your mom wherever your destiny takes you 🤍
Ah yes, the classic man child jealous of the attention his own kids get from a wonderful mother. Instead of being happy and proud of their partner, they must be punished. Because man-baby needs constant validation.
Lame excuse
He is so pathetic.
I think so many married men with children fall into this because, due to the nature of our current society and unfortunately extremely unfair biological reproduction, men have low stakes in marriage and fatherhood while women have immense stakes. Hetero marriage tends to make men happier and women more miserable, fatherhood is portrayed as low effort and fun for men and as the ultimate sacrifice to women. Men get to glide through life without ever having to think about how much work having a child really is, especially when your partner expects at least your fair share of it out of you. So they go with the flow, end up married with kids, and when it's not the convenient, exclusively beneficial arrangement they were taught to expect from ye olden days, they cheat, dip, start a different family, etc.
As a female person, I knew very early that I didn't want children or marriage, at least certainly not in the context of a typical family. I know I am not capable of providing half or more of a child's care, but as a woman it's a given that I would provide at least half at best. If I marry a man, it's most likely to make me less happy, it helps a man's career prospects but hurts a woman's. I can see how men who've had the privilege of expecting marriage and children to be an act in service to them rather than a concerted massive effort at least two people need to exert to make work, break and ruin their families. They would have been much happier if they'd known the reality of it and not had kids and a marriage they never actually wanted.
I always thought the worst thing was when a parent looked at you and said "I'm not mad, just disappointed." now I know that there is a worse version, and it comes from your own child. I can't even imagine the pain I would feel in my heart not only knowing I let my child down, but that they know HOW I let them down, and that they saw it. I will never understand the mindset of a cheater.
It’s kind of comforting to see that other people’s parents that have cheated have blamed them and their spouse. Makes my situation make more sense and sadly more common
Story 1: The dad shamed their child for knowing they were cheating. The sister seems more avoidant. I think there are some family secrets deeper than this. Tell mum!
Story 2: This is why you need good friends to see through the BS in your family.
Story 4: Oh, he knows, just never bring it up, right...
Went to a male relatives funeral when I was a teen. Whole family showed up...grieving widow and kids...PLUS yet ANOTHER grieving widow with a child....that nobody in attendance knew about. I sat there with my also teen cousins watching the chaos. Still the most memorable family funeral I ever went to...
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Oh my God! And the other family that no one knew never wondered why they knew no one? 😮
I also unknowingly outed my dad to my mom when i was around 8. He’d go on business trips to China for weeks at a time and was having an affair with a really young coworker (he was 46 and she was 23) there and would tell me about all the weekend trips he’d go on. My parents and I were at someone’s house and my dad was asked how he manages staying away from home for so long and I apparently chimed in that he goes on weekend trips with his “friend.” I didn’t know better yet but my mom heard that and was suspicious. Long story short, my parents ended up divorcing and my dad married that girl. I’m 25 now, he’s still with her and they’re miserable
🤣🤣🤣 Best karma ever!❤
Hi.
If you don't mind can you please more story about your father.iwanted to know how did your deal with the mistress & your dad.
Did she tell the truth about his cheating to his prnts?
Did his prnts & frnds still support him after knowing the truth ask your mom to rethink about her decision on divorce?what about mistress did your mom forgive mistress or filed any case against her too?why was your dad & mistress having miserable life's?did they have children too?
That first story crushed me. When you're a kid & your parent tells you that something is your fault, you believe it! When I was 9, my dad fought my mom for custody & won. My mom told me that it was my fault & I believed that for YEARS.
My father's mom died when he was seven. A few days after the funeral my grandfather brought home a woman and three kids. It was his secret second family. I don't think my father ever got over it.
My niece caught her mom cheating & told her dad, showed him the proof & everything. He was sad for a couple of days & then started 'dating ' his wife again. When my niece confronted him about it, he got mad at her & told her it was her fault because she was snooping & being nosey.... WTF?
So my niece moved out & is low contact with them.
Good idea to go LC
Good idea to leave.
My brother and I use to drive by a motel and see my dad’s work truck parked outside. We knew he was cheating on our “stepmom”. Honestly, we could care less. She was absolutely horrible to us because we weren’t “her kids”. She did everything to keep our dad away from us on our weekends with him. She left in the morning with him and came back at night. Meanwhile, I was preparing bottles, changing diapers and bathing my 2 very young half siblings. I was only 12 or 13 years old. I honestly don’t regret taking care of them instead of running around like other kids my age. Because my little sister (now a mom) is one of my best friends. But, her mother is still a b@$%ch. She told me her mom feels bad about how she treated me. But, I haven’t heard an apology. I’m not trying to let my dad off the hook. He should of fought to spend time with us and told her to kick sand. But, I never had any doubt that he loved me. That means a lot to a kid.
What a sad story. Hope you came out of it unscathed.
I’m so blessed that I had 2 wonderful parents who loved each other until my mom passed away. Of course they had rough times but they always stayed together. I miss them both. ❤
I feel so sad for every child feeling the burden of carrying a secret like that.
The Dad is obviously a sociopathic narcissist and he's gaslighting that poor child. This is serious, this kid needs help ASAP! Gotta tell Mom and after she's kicked both he and her Sister to curb, they both need DEEP therapy. I love that the kid put this out there so that they get lots of feedback regarding the truth about Daddio!
One time I was returning from a trip. I drove back through the night, rather than stay away an extra night.
On the way home I stopped in a store to buy my wife flowers.
It was about 4am. The woman at the checkout said lightheartedly, “are you in the doghouse?”
She assumed that I was buying flowers because I was in trouble with my wife. I decided I would tell her the truth, “my wife likes flowers, especially carnations, so I decided to bring some home as a surprise for her, on my way home for a trip.”
Just because we buy flowers, it doesn’t mean that we are in trouble, it can be that our partner likes them, and we enjoy seeing the pleasure on their face when we give them.
My late wife and I had an amazing and close relationship, and she would always be so happy when I would randomly surprise her with gifts.
I loved seeing the joy on her face at such times.
I didn’t go away often, but when I did, I couldn’t wait to get home.
I’m sorry for your loss. She sounds incredible!
What a beautiful love story!
My parents were married over 40 years when my dad died. My mom died about 3-4 years later and was never the same without him.
He traveled all over the world with his job and always brought her nice gifts from exotic places. My brother and I got nice gifts too, especially when he was in Australia for almost 2 years.
He brought her some beautiful quality jewelry that I own now.
He had a big garden in our back yard and grew many varieties of roses all along the back fence. When they were blooming, he'd go out every morning and find the most perfect blooms to bring her. She wasn't able to walk that far, so could no longer go out to see them blooming on the vines. I think that meant more to her than any jewelry.
that's so nice! love to hear that not all guys are like that and i'm sorry for your loss ❤
@@davidguidry657 she was an amazing woman.
@@LazyIRanch I’m sorry for your loss.
The love between your parents was a very precious thing indeed.
Love the brother remembering from his memory! ❤
Your facial expressions are hilarious! My friend and I sometimes watch your videos together and your expressions have us in tears 😅. It's laugh therapy! 💜
For the teens out there who say they don't want their mum/dad to know that their husband/wife is cheating on them "because they don't want their perfect family to be torn apart" : I'm sorry. But if one of your parents is cheating on your other parent, they should know!
It may be "keeping the perfect family together" for you, but for the parent being cheated on, it's years of their lives (themselve's and the rest of the family's) waisted on someone who went out of their way to break their family behid their back by sleeping with someone else. Whether or not you say anything, the cheating is always found out sooner or later, one way or another. And trust me, once the truth comes out on its own, and you see their heartbreak whilst carrying the fact that you knew and did and said nothing, that guilt will eat at you for years. And in the long run, can even damage the relationship you have with the parent who was cheated on.
This is information you'd want to know if you were in your parent's shoes. So when you see or find out about something like this happening, do something about it. Tell the family.
FACTS! There was a Reddit story where a man found out his daughter knew that her mother was cheating on him. So he took back all of the money he set aside for her college education (4 years) and disowned her. He has absolutely zero contact with her and they’re both now married (him remarried, new spouse), with children.
*to be clear this isn't a cheating story!* its just you gotta watch being around your kids bc they got no filter! Haha
So story time:
My mom had me with my dad and they split before i was born. When i was 3 my mom got pregnant with my brother and before she gave birth she was engaged and moved in with a guy say called steve. We were a pretty happy family of 4. Yes they bickered sometimes but who doesn't! Well fast forward to me at 12ish years old my brother is 9ish. My brother was playing outside with friends. I ran inside to use the bathroom and my mom and steve were having an argument in the bedroom. All of a sudden i hear steve yell, "i don't even have to be here! Their not my kids!" My face turned white. I ran outside and immediately told my brother. I ruined his life. He had called him dad and known him that way for 9 years. He was my step dad. We loved him. Mom and steve split after that. Steve moved to a different country, got married, and had 4 kids. We have all since re connected as adults and still see him as our dad.
My brother wanted to know his "real" dad. (Which turned out to be trash and didn't care....) but my brother found out he had a half brother say called jeff and is apart of our family to this day.
Also hilarious side note!! My brother met jeff when i was 15. When i was 13 i dated a boy named jeff for a year...... yeahhh..... same jeff..... i dated my brothers brother......😂😂😂😂😂
Haha that's crazy! What was yours and Jeff's reactions when you found out?
@mKierstenk we actually found out in person. My brother set up a meet up with him at a local restaurant so that jeff could meet me and our mom. I knew his name but didn't think anything about it because it is a super common name. Jeff was facing away from the door so we didn't see each other until we were right next to each other. We both yelled out at the same time (this is your sister?!?)-(this is your brother?!?)
My mom and brother were confused and asked what was wrong. We both looked ill and said at the same time, "we used to date!" My brother just started laughing his butt off! It was awkward at first but we laugh about it now. Even though were not related my brother likes to randomly start singing sweet home alabama at family functions now....lmaooo im 29 so this was like 15 years ago at this point but it still makes me chuckle! Haha
OOPS! Well at least you aren't related to each other. You share a brother but the two of you are not biologically related thank GOD.
This is why it’s dangerous to just go around knocking people up! Imagine if Jeff would have been related to you and you unknowingly dated him?
@@PoohBear92 ik! I am terrified because my bio-dad was a truck driver for 10 years across the US....who knows how many siblings i have out there.....
😂🤣 the anxious feeling of what did you do 😂🤣 highly relatable.
Update for the 4th story
"Update: I caught my mom cheating and she’s trying to convince me my dad knows
I thought this would be a good time to update you about how the situation progressed but it’ll be a long post. Reading through your responses, there were a lot of people recommending to tell my dad and others to keep to myself out or talk it out with mom. It took me a lot of time to think and decide that I want to somehow bring it up with my dad but that I wanted to wait to do it in person. His next home visit was in 5 days after the original incident. While waiting for that, I was really uncomfortable with my mom and was thinking twice about any move she makes. She tried to play it cool, open conversations or suggest going out but I just tried to avoid her. Even if my dad did know, I was subconsciously treating her in a cold manner. This might have contributed to what would happen next.
On the night before my father’s arrival, it seems mom broke down. She came into my room when I was about to sleep and asked if we can talk. She started to talk about generic things and how hard it was for her to be almost a single mom for the past year with two teenage boys and thanked me for helping out with that. Now I started to see her tear up while bringing up that she might not have been completely honest about the open relationship thing. Long story short, according to her, she suggested to dad a while ago to open the marriage but he didn’t give her a definite answer. Rather, that he will think about it and get back to her. She said that she asked to revisit but he keeps changing the subject. So, NO agreement from my dad, that was clearly established. Now at least I know what to expect when I approach my dad. By this time, she’s completely sobbing and trying to guilt trip me about the consequences of disclosing the whole information to him. I felt sorry for her and told her the right thing to do was to come clean with him but she said she doesn’t have the courage to do it. I said that I will do it if she doesn’t. She said she’ll think about it and we both went to bed; not that I could get any sleep that night after this.
My dad arrived the next afternoon. Earlier that morning my mom sent in the family chat that she had to take an emergency shift, won’t be back until the evening, and apologized profoundly. In the private chat, I told her what the hell she’s doing and she said she’s not ready to tell him and needs more time to find the courage. I told her that I don’t think I can hold it and act normal around him so he most likely will find out from me if she doesn’t do it tonight. She sent several crying emojis then gave me the go ahead to talk to him and told me to update her if it is safe for her to come back home after I talk to dad! I don’t know what she meant, as my dad was never the violent type.
Over dinner, my dad was visibly displeased as mom never take shifts during his arrival. When we were alone, after having a lot of small talks, he was telling me that one of his co-workers is getting married next week so he’ll try to stay around to attend that. I used this as transition and told him that I came across the term ‘open marriage’. I told him that after hearing and reading about it, I asked mom what she thinks of it and mom told me it would be ideal for her situation, then asked him what he thought about it. He was taken by surprise. He said he doesn’t believe in polygamy (another term I just learned) and that if a couple feel the need for it, they should address the issue that makes them feel that way and if this issue cannot be resolved then polygamy would not be the answer. I asked if mom asked him for an open marriage he said yes but that he refused on the spot. After that, he promised her that he’ll ask to take a local position (kind of a demotion for him) as he didn’t know this is how she felt especially since he didn’t take this job in the first place until she was okay with him travelling. He was actually just approved to move back to our city and will start the new job after the new year; he was planning to surprise my mom with the news. I asked him when was the first time they talked about this open marriage proposal and he assured that it was only ONE talk that happened around 5 months ago (this is definitely after the time my mom first met Pete). He started to pressure me about what’s going on but I was able to get out of the conversation as I needed some alone time to make up the two sides of the story. By looking at the messages dates, apparently my mom started seeing this guy (not sure if they had s*x initially or not) then asked to open the marriage to give her legitimacy to f**k him. When my dad refused, she did it anyway.
I was boiling and couldn’t think straight. I messaged her to please come home and that everything is fine, then I messaged dad screenshots of her conversation with Pete then I came here to write this update. I really don’t care about what happens next and won’t write another update. Whether they separate or not, isn’t important to me anymore as I know life won’t get back to what it was anyway. The important thing is that I made peace with me carrying this burden."
My heart breaks for the boys and their father, what a horrible to thing to see unfold😭 its saddening
Well as someone that grew up with divorced parents and needed glasses bad I don’t know what to see 🌚
As someone who has seen cheaters caught red handed, or left their families for their side piece, the one I'm most sad and heartbroken for are the kids. Some of those kids I grew up with their parents and then suddenly they vanish because their parent decided to send them back to the Philippines to their relatives because their now single parent has to double their effort in working and earning for the family. And then there are other cheaters, who just can't stop themselves, it's like they have this itch to always have a side piece even though they were forgiven by their spouses, and in the end, they leave their family, sometimes even for another country with their side piece. Never makes sense how their minds work
I so needed a dose of Charlotte. My boyfriend left me 3 days ago. He cheated on me twice in the relationship. He cheated on me on my birthday. He doesn't know I know about the first girl. But he told me and bragged about girl number 2 and used my insecurities and everything against. Me. It was so hard. I didn't cry but I am so hurt.
Please go to therapy. Otherwise you’ll find yourself repeating the same type of romantic relationships. Just with a different man. 😔
Charlotte is just naturally hilarious
This hits home with me personally. My parents got divorced when I turned 18, not sure why they waited so long, but their relationship was always a bit on the messy side. Dad never told any of us if the allogations of him cheating on her were true, and I might even have 2 half sisters living in Oregon. I think because of this my brothers and I are very much monogamous and have attachment issues. On the video note, if I caught my dad cheating in public at a coffee shop I would have cursed him out, ordered 2 more coffees (I need my own of course) but thrown both in their faces and ask the woman why she thought that having an affair with a married man was ok, and to get pregnant on top of that. I'm also pretty petty 🙂 as much as these kids don't want to out their parent, they really need too. Ask yourself if it were you wouldn't you want to know if your SO was cheating on you? Of course you would!
Just make sure the coffee's cooled. No sense sitting in a cage for these asshats.
I can relate, it sucks when parents divorce and one was seeing another person.
I work in a Zoo checking the tickets. We have annual tickets with photos. One day a dad showed me his ticket and the ticket of his wife, but the woman with him was someone else. He also had his son with him (children are inclusive with the annual ticket). She needed to buy her own ticket and was really pissy about it. Some time later another woman came with her toddler, it was the woman from the photo. She was emotional, said she needs to go inside but her husband has the ticket. I let her in, because I recognized her. 20minutes later she left with her son and thanked me for letting her inside. She looked so broken but also collected to don‘t make her children worry :‘(
"Who is dumb enough to take your child with you while you cheat?" Um...that would be my ex with our then 4-year-old daughter. He then called her a liar and proceeded to hold a grudge against her for literal YEARS. He told her at 17 that he's hated her for that ever since. What an a$$.
Around 1998/99 My husband followed his dad and found out he was having an affair. Confronted him and told him he needs to tell his wife his mom. He did and she was devastated. They split for a while but got back together. When I first met them around 2002 it didn’t seem like a loving relationship. Even now they are nip pickers at each other. My husband said to my now mother in law at the time not to take him back. But she did for the kids.
The girl who headlocked "Dan" ... I'm guessing from how she acts that it's not that she had a crush on her friend's father, it's that somewhere in her unconscious she knew Dan was a predator and tried to minimize his threat by being "playful" and buddy-buddy... I found out from my own experience that when I was being playful but still slightly violent with men as a teen it was me minimizing predators, I realised that I did this with married men who played around (I didn't know they played around at the time) and I was hypervigilant about where they were when they were around... so... yeah, Trauma.
@@Cynophileandavianenthusiast That one hit me weird too. I can't imagine being that way with a friend's dad, or any friend being that way with MY dad (I'd have ended a friendship if they had).
My friends all really liked my dad because he was always helping with car repairs, or fixing stereos, etc. Several guys that I dated and broke up with were okay with the break-up, but asked if it was okay if they still visit my dad! "Of course!" Their friendship is independent of me.
The story about the dad, bringing the kids to her “girlfriend” is my story too. The 🐝, was his secretary and he name me after her.
Of all the names to pick that's the one he picked? The audacity.
@@unique_frenchie_vibro for real, I never liked my name. My mom, saw her with him and beat her up. The police came and when she was gave her name for the statement, my mom understood from where my dad got my name then slapped and spat my dad.
"How do people have time for second families" I literally screamed RIGHT!!! I dont understand it. When I am in a relationship, my all goes to them... and work.
Normally I do not like reaction videos. However, your style is spot on! You are a super hero of reaction videos. Love it!
Funny my nan blamed me for my dad leaving... he walked out the day I came home from hospital, I was still a very new human. Totally not my fault mate. He didn't keep his pants on, mum knew, she said go away. But yeah, nan told me when I was 3 it was all my fault.
Ha, that took some work to get through. Stupid adults!
I’m so sorry that you had to experience that! Having a dad not committed to your mom and the family they started is tragic. And how terrible of your nan to think that let alone express it out loud. And to you of all people! I’m glad you know that it wasn’t your fault.
@@davidguidry657 thanks! Yeah, I refuse to take responsibility for it. And my nan was a raging alcoholic anyway, so take it all with a pinch of whiskey!
Wow. 9 years? Lower than dirt. The sister-dad question...equally dung heaps. The pregnant GF is beyond. OP didn't mention screaming & crying on her part so she knew he was married, I'm hoping it was the "oh we're not doing well and I'm going to divorce her after the ..."
OP in the last story handled it PERFECTLY ❤❤❤
Hey Charlotte..just wanted to let you know that I'm very grateful for your videos and I enjoy them a lot. I've been watching for a while now to the point that I have to watch at least once during my meal breaks, even when I'm at home. Your videos are one of the things I have to do daily, either to start my day or end it, or just to avoid dozing off. Thank you so much and keep them coming. I might send in a story soon. Take care always. Lots of love from Malaysia.
I LOVE your content Charlotte! You literally keep me sane as a single mom
My dad was sleeping with my mom’s sister for years and we swear her 2 youngest sons are his. 😬
The ghostly apparition of Freud got me. 😂
“Where are the moms?” *Freud sliding up* 💀
That one video I'd be more mad at my sister!!! I could never in a million years do that to either of my sisters regardless of how close we are!! That's beyond over stepping!!!
Hey girl thank you from PA been watching you for the past couple years thank you for everything through all of my illnesses and current surgeries your channel and Mike's channel is helped me so much❤😊❤ stay blessed
Samme
Hope things will get better for you soon to 🫂 ❤
That Britney, JT and Gameboy flash.... brilliant 😂
Daughter who busted dad at coffee shop was brilliant using the line, "I'm dissapointed in you." No recovery from that.
Sadly it's not that uncommon, my dad got caught because he took me to his mistresses house and would give me her old toys adn leave me alone in a strange house for a really long time, and apparently it never occured to him that I would talk to my mom or grandparents about how much I hated being alone in the strange house. I was four if I remember properly, verbal child. :)
We now need the BRO cap in the merch store, Miss ma’am.
I would've destroyed those flowers before leaving. I'm proud of the last OP too 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
That Open Airlines that flew by in the video is the Chef's kiss 💋
😮😂 how horrifying! I don’t know what I would have done. RIP mom and dad!
Charlotte you are my favorite part of the morning! ❤
Storytime: My Dad suspected his father was cheating. Followed him one day. Yep, his Dad went to a woman’s home, and went in for quite some time. When he emerged, my Dad confronted him, hid father told him what he did was none of his (my Dad’s) damn business, and then punched my Dad out right there on the street. My Dad was a teenager at the time.
Best video yet! Excellent editing too!
Ahhhh I'm so excited I just finished yesterday's video and was sad I didn't have another! ❤ You're always right there to make me laugh Charlotte 😂
I’m so glad I grew up with one parent instead of two. It sounds like so much more pressure on the child. Even just having to please two parents sounds exhausting to me. Idk. My husband and I are super close tho. We never argue or fight. We talk things out and find solutions. And we always support each other. No matter what. Even tho I don’t like some of the things he does, I always get excited watching him and listening to him talk about his passions. His whole face lights up. I love it.
Edit: I know it just depends on what your relationship is like and who you are as people. Our kids don’t have any pressure in letting us down. They call us about everything and tell us everything. I wouldn’t want it any other way. Make sure you always let people know you love them. And exude understanding and empathy over apathy and resentments.
So y’all went ahead and did the dang thing, huh bestie? Congratulations!
@@davidguidry657 no not yet. Lol it’s just easier than calling him the future husband. But it’s still set for June next year!!!
@@erikarussell1142 I’m glad I didn’t miss the opportunity to wish you congratulations! Sorry for misreading that. 😳 I hear ya too. Might as well be hubby and wife at this point, right? 😉
@@davidguidry657 lol been trying for almost 4 years… stupid dumb Cov!d.
@@erikarussell1142 I don’t hate often but I hate Covid!
I am so glad I never had to deal with this growing up, that’s a LOT to put on your kids! Especially that dad who blamed the kid 😬
officially adicted to your feed sis
you awesomeeeeee