Entitled Mother RECORDS my THERAPY SESSION and tries TO SUE ME cuz of WHAT I SAID - Reddit Podcast

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Komentáƙe • 316

  • @mastertadakatsu
    @mastertadakatsu Pƙed rokem +52

    "You need to stop telling people I am a bad person"
    I hate this saying with a passion, as it was exactly what my mother would say before I went to therapy sessions I had for my anxiety. I wondered why I had anxiety problems until I left that household.

    • @lifeiscats1337
      @lifeiscats1337 Pƙed rokem +3

      She should stop being a bad person then

    • @bombdotcom2168
      @bombdotcom2168 Pƙed 11 měsĂ­ci +3

      My mom said the same thing when we started family therapy.
      I just stopped talking altogether in those sessions because I knew she'd blow up if I said something she didn't like-
      Narcissists are just the worst

  • @hilaryhongkong
    @hilaryhongkong Pƙed rokem +162

    She can't sue you for slander unless 1. it's false, 2. you know it's false, 3. it actually affected her reputation and damages her in a concrete way

    • @arandomthingintheabyss2062
      @arandomthingintheabyss2062 Pƙed rokem +5

      and 1 it not false 2 she knows it not false and 3 not sure on 3 but im 99 percent sure she probably has a terrible reputation

    • @UnlimitedEmeralds
      @UnlimitedEmeralds Pƙed rokem +18

      And you’re forgetting step 0, is it even legal to record someone without their consent during a therapy session? Quick answer, no it’s very illegal.

    • @lunarlilysstories6699
      @lunarlilysstories6699 Pƙed rokem +1

      It was a PRIVATE therapy session and likely uses basic confidentiality
      Unless it is information about someone trying to hurt - people, things, themselves, or is said you can share it - That information is not to be shared.

    • @llcoojoe20
      @llcoojoe20 Pƙed rokem +2

      @@UnlimitedEmeralds the therapy session was in the moms living room. She had a camera up in her own house.

    • @UnlimitedEmeralds
      @UnlimitedEmeralds Pƙed rokem +2

      @@llcoojoe20 go ahead, put a camera in your bathroom and see what happens. “Your house your rules” is not a law, nor does it enable you to break the law. Even in Texas, you can’t record a private medical appointment without consent of the medical professional or the patient. The mother has absolutely zero legal grounds to sue and could even get herself in legal trouble for presenting this information to a judge.

  • @richietribe9487
    @richietribe9487 Pƙed rokem +183

    Hidden recordings are illegal evidence. And secretly recording someone is illegal too

    • @erinthedemonhog2090
      @erinthedemonhog2090 Pƙed rokem +14

      That mom will get in huge trouble & possibly go to jail.

    • @richardzedrahl4016
      @richardzedrahl4016 Pƙed rokem +18

      Only if your in a two party consent state. If your in a one party it’s not illegal.

    • @benjie128
      @benjie128 Pƙed rokem +16

      @@richardzedrahl4016 but, one party consent requires one person in the party to know and grant permission to record. Texas is a one party consent state. Since the mom was not present, the recording is illegal and could be charged with wiretapping.

    • @Goldenwhitewings
      @Goldenwhitewings Pƙed rokem +10

      In England it’s not illegal and in a lot of American states it’s not illegal but doing this in a therapy session is illegal in most states and England

    • @VictorMontel
      @VictorMontel Pƙed rokem +2

      Exactly. That's a mistrial.

  • @MotivatedVergil111
    @MotivatedVergil111 Pƙed rokem +3

    Okay, so I'm in therapy, and here's what I know.
    This is in violation of the patient privacy act, she cannot legally do this.

  • @billcipher3479
    @billcipher3479 Pƙed rokem +17

    story 1: OP needs to move away from their mother
    story 2: OP needs to rethink their relationship
    story 3: same as story 2
    story 4: hope OP never have to see them at work again
    story 5: dude needs to pull out and leave

    • @viviennemorgan7217
      @viviennemorgan7217 Pƙed rokem +1

      yep story 4 is just toxic work relationship and op needs to break things up with her.

    • @slayerwytch2032
      @slayerwytch2032 Pƙed rokem

      The 5th story sounds like she’s cheating
 op should gfto and run đŸƒâ€â™€ïž from that minefield

  • @kylemarkley7170
    @kylemarkley7170 Pƙed rokem +19

    Let the mom in the first story sue, and watch as she's laughed out of the court... and into the cell.

    • @NeoArashi
      @NeoArashi Pƙed rokem +10

      Exactly. She wanna use illegally obtained material as evidence for a civil case. Lol.

  • @bombdotcom2168
    @bombdotcom2168 Pƙed 11 měsĂ­ci +6

    Oh dude that first one made my blood boil- My mom got angry at me for not wanting to attend family therapy since I knew she wouldn't like what I had to say and would take it out on me at home-
    The fact that the mom in the first story recorded the session and had the audacity to say what she did and threaten OP is just absolutely infuriating-
    What a narcissistic jerk
    Also dude the last story is a classic case of projection he needs to RUN

  • @RabblesTheBinx
    @RabblesTheBinx Pƙed rokem +44

    Let her sue you, then countersue for invasion of privacy, secretly recording you, and HIPAA violations (yes, _this_ is something that HIPAA actually covers).

    • @rhfgssdtgt4199
      @rhfgssdtgt4199 Pƙed rokem +1

      Problem is HIPPA only applies to health providers and others that legally have access to medical information, not the general public.

    • @Rtrstormghost327
      @Rtrstormghost327 Pƙed rokem +1

      Yeah I agree I worked in a hospital before I just keep my mouth shut that mom is going to going to prions for one year and get a 500,000$ fine for it đŸ€ŠđŸŒâ€â™‚ïžđŸ˜Ą it’s makes me so angry people doing that

    • @RabblesTheBinx
      @RabblesTheBinx Pƙed rokem +2

      @@rhfgssdtgt4199 correct, but HIPAA _does_ apply to people who do illegal things to get medical information they do not have legal access to.

  • @sirmatsdubois2509
    @sirmatsdubois2509 Pƙed rokem +31

    In regards to the first story: just take your mum to court on basis of invasion of privacy! or let her take you you to court and tell them that the recordings are from your therapy session that you had to have in your home due to the covid situation. and considering the law in your state I don't think the judge would actually consider her story and reason for taking you to court to be a wise decision on her part and either slap her with an enormous fine or send her to prison. You should also probably tell to the Court about your childhood and how you were literally forced to care for everybody else in your family why your mother is basically a giant lazy b. And definitely ask for a restraining order and that she shows the police were the camera is so you can destroy it! I really think that's the best option for you.
    In regards to the fourth story: you should definitely report her to human resources and tell them that you are experiencing a toxic work environment because of her and that you are being mistreated by her. and you should definitely include that if they don't do anything that you are taking them to court for allowing a toxic work environment to Fester. legal action usually is enough to get them off their lazy but and actually make them do some action ( if anybody who is in human resources read this then don't take this personally. I just have heard of a many stories about human resources don't do anything until it's too late. and a tip is there is one complaint do an immediate investigation incognito. it will save you later down the road) and she'll probably be fired or at least severely reprimanded. and you're not supposed to be able to do everything even after a month of service at that restaurant. just because you've been working there a while doesn't mean you will be able to do everything. plus I have kind of a similar problem that if people don't tell me what to do I don't know what to do. but anyway I hope that woman gets a big plate of karma.

    • @GhostBear3067
      @GhostBear3067 Pƙed 11 měsĂ­ci

      Therapist might also have grounds to sue the patient's mother.

  • @Solesteam
    @Solesteam Pƙed rokem +7

    2:37 That's the whole point of a therapist, to say how you truly feel, even if it's about someone else.

  • @akeel_1701
    @akeel_1701 Pƙed rokem +10

    Story 2: The Girlfriend has already checked out of the relationship and it's over - cut your losses and walk away

  • @apat2691
    @apat2691 Pƙed rokem +4

    "don't talk about me to your friends" "stop telling people about my bad behaviour" LOL sounds like things i've heard myself. This mother is toxic to the core !

  • @EddBanshee
    @EddBanshee Pƙed rokem +3

    Story #1: So the mom wants to take the O.P. to court. MAN I wish I was a lawyer! Just thinking about all the fun I'd be able to have at the mom's expense is making me feel all tingly! I mean if she's really willing to BREAK THE LAW by SECRETLY RECORDING THE THERAPY SESSIONS, then it's pretty clear that the O.P. actually HAS A REASON to tell the therapist all that stuff!

  • @TheDarkLink7
    @TheDarkLink7 Pƙed rokem +4

    The first story. Yes get a lawyer. If she wants to dig her own grave by revealing the illegal recordings she's made. Then personally I'd say let her. I do know that it is illegal and all and from what it sounds like. If this happens. The mother may be going to jail as well. Especially if she shows what she is recording in court. Ignoring what the mother did to OP for a second. Recording a therapy session without consent is a major health care wadda-call-it. The therapist might also bring a law suit against the mother as well.

  • @Ilikebunnies-metoo
    @Ilikebunnies-metoo Pƙed 9 měsĂ­ci +2

    Story #1: Never interrupt your enemy when they're making a mistake. Your mom doesn't behave like family, and seeing as she doesn't put your best interests as priority, I'd consider her an enemy.

  • @GokuGaming
    @GokuGaming Pƙed rokem +2

    Therapy is protected under HIPPA she’s not supposed to have that information if ANYTHING you can sue her for getting medical information without your consent. That’s also against the law

  • @ztutt19
    @ztutt19 Pƙed rokem +3

    That last story is unbelievably infuriating. That girl needed to be single yesterday

  • @SausHedgy
    @SausHedgy Pƙed rokem +2

    That 4th story hits so close to home, i left my first job shortly after i was basically put down by both a co-worker and the boss in the first week, made fun of by the boss for my choice in career, and was told i wasn't performing well in my first week for not understanding certain things or needing clarification, not to mention the co-worker constantly tattles on me when i either ask a question or mess something up by accident, and after talking to friends and family, decided to just leave it and be done with it since it was just unacceptable for them to treat me like that.

  • @princessmarlena1359
    @princessmarlena1359 Pƙed rokem +1

    I would counter sue. Illegal surveillance, extortion, intentional infliction of emotional stress, abuse of process, malicious prosecution, etc.

  • @drakofox1362
    @drakofox1362 Pƙed rokem +5

    Story 1 I would say let her try to use them if she does that would mean she illegally recorded OP and in a court of law that would shut down her case in favor of OP

  • @draken882000
    @draken882000 Pƙed 10 měsĂ­ci +1

    So, if the first story is true, I'd advise OP to get a lawyer involved. I'd also make the police aware. If your mom ended up suing, I'd suggest an Anti-SLAPP counter suit. Also, try having her arrested for breach of confidentiality and invasion of privacy.

  • @artimator4714
    @artimator4714 Pƙed rokem +2

    21:40 (Girlfriend being a hypocrite)
    The guy already lost his bubbly personality, so yeah, it'll come to a point where he has no expressions. It's bad for the OP's mental health I'm sure..
    also-
    Story 1: Santa Claus after hearing that it's illegal:

  • @timothytorpy4837
    @timothytorpy4837 Pƙed rokem +1

    Tricky if it’s a place that allows 1 party consent then she can record.
    But that being said in any court you can petition it be left out as it was confidential conversation with a therapist.

  • @falcon3268
    @falcon3268 Pƙed rokem +1

    I hope OP sues her soon to disowned mother in proverty. That woman is a psychopath and needs to be in jail. The Karen waitress is being a spoiled bully that is trying to make OP either get fired or lose his job with her bullying

  • @JoeXTheXJuggalo1
    @JoeXTheXJuggalo1 Pƙed rokem +1

    In the first story technology the daughter can take her mother to court for technically blackmail. Plus her mother secretly recording the therapy session is I believe a form of a violation of HIPAA. Which I believe could be a fine of around $50k and minimum 1 year prison (not jail PRISON). I would suggest taking her to court first but in a way I would highly suggest letting the mother take the daughter to court. That way her mother can stew in her own mistake and it will look even worse on the mother because it will be her big mistake of actually fallowing though with it. Either way it will look bad on the mother.

  • @DigitalViscosity
    @DigitalViscosity Pƙed rokem +21

    Story 2, The OP is writing as if they are victim but I feel a lot of controlling behavior there. There's things in the writing the lead me to believe that, "That's she's gonna do whatever she wants" and I simply have to deal with it. I'm suspect about only understanding one side of this story.

    • @Suisuihoz
      @Suisuihoz Pƙed rokem +1

      Elaborate please

    • @xtoxicrosex2337
      @xtoxicrosex2337 Pƙed rokem

      Her following the 4 guys on Instagram and him saying “and she didn’t tell me.” Rubbed me the wrong way. Why does she have to tell you? Def some controlling behavior there

    • @DigitalViscosity
      @DigitalViscosity Pƙed rokem +2

      @@Suisuihoz Little things, like question yourself. Why does he know all these things? He's spending waking moments prying into her life. She doesn't owe him explanations or justifications. There was also something he said "she's gonna do whatever she wants" and that bothers him? He should be coming to compromising and talking to her, but he comes online with breadcrumbs he admit leads to no hard evidence that is questionable he should even have any control over.

    • @privateuser3726
      @privateuser3726 Pƙed rokem +5

      @@DigitalViscosity why is she meeting 4 guys at a hotel

    • @szepi79
      @szepi79 Pƙed rokem +1

      Yeah, 2nd story didn't make sense to me either. At one point he said that he is a confident person, and then he shies away from a conversation that only has a chance to become a fight. And he didn't do this once, he did that for months, hoping the gf would forget about it. He sounds 'off' in a lot of ways

  • @queenrhubarb1676
    @queenrhubarb1676 Pƙed rokem +2

    The therapy one no you are 100% absolutely not in the wrong. It’s illegal to do that and to use it as blackmail is downright awful. I too have a therapist and what we talk about is no one’s business but my own the fact your mom went out of her way to do this to you is horrible. I’ll send all the virtual hugs that I can and hope you can settle this.

  • @tylergee1405
    @tylergee1405 Pƙed rokem +5

    Story 1: let her sue you, let her amber heard herself. There's an exact 0% chance she will win. Story 3: hopefully your boss steps up and fires the toxic worker who is harassing you.
    Story 4: I was thinking of feminist but narcissist fits too. Why are you with her? It's not a healthy relationship.

  • @hikosaemon
    @hikosaemon Pƙed rokem

    I really like this narrator. He listens to the story and shows a lot of empathy and thought to the OP on each story. The other narrator makes every story about himself, and it drives me nuts, I always skip the commentary or the whole vid. I hope he learns a bit from this one. Always love these stories and your comments!

  • @TheDarkness21
    @TheDarkness21 Pƙed 11 měsĂ­ci +1

    Last story: dude needs to drop this crazy chick. How do you not see that she's a manipulator and narcissist? Let her go why ruin yourself for someone like her?

  • @NeoArashi
    @NeoArashi Pƙed rokem +1

    First story:
    OP, you said it yourself what your mother did is ILLEGAL. Whether or not what you said is slander, ehat you said was said to your therapist durring a session that was meant to be 100% private between you and your therapist. I don't think she could use illegally obtained material as evidence, especially for a civil (and not criminal) case

  • @SenseiRaisen
    @SenseiRaisen Pƙed rokem +1

    There is 2 things who make 1st story had more problems for OP too.
    1st she is jobless and with a kid.
    2nd she can't move on because of that reason as well. So have an attorney will be hard too.

  • @shadewolfe1231
    @shadewolfe1231 Pƙed 9 měsĂ­ci +1

    Story 2-Right off the back OP sounds exhausting. They want to do something with the SO but only bring it up once in conversations (6? months before hand) don’t attempt to make any plans themselves and they makes all these excuses as to why a cultural event they’re connected too will make them feel left out because they don’t know anything about their culture. Like
how is that your girlfriends fault? If you wanted to do something special why didn’t you actively make plans with your GF leading up to this so she’d have a reason to decline her friends. You never verbally tell her you don’t want to go the two times she’s asks about it before she and her friends get tickets. Snd then you get upset she doesn’t report every single detail of her night after plans change to you. And the story’s not even over!
    I saw another comment that said she’s checked out of the relationship. Good for her! Because again, you sound so draining to be with.

  • @DanielGonzalez-qk6sd
    @DanielGonzalez-qk6sd Pƙed rokem +3

    Story 2: OP needs to rethink their relationship. If they feel their girlfriend is lying, putting friends over them, etc
they should leave.
    Also it is *never* to late for someone in a relationship to determine they will chill with their partner. These are friends and while friends are important it is also important to try and do the “first of” milestones with the partner. If a female said this, AITJ (in my opinion) would be on the guy’s case for ignoring the theoretical gf.
    That said, OP needs to either grow a pair or leave. OP not speaking up is a result of either a) not being confident enough to know his worth and state what they want or b) not feeling comfortable with their gf enough to speak up. In either case, OP needs to reflect on themself and the relationship and see why they are in the situation they are in.

  • @rhfgssdtgt4199
    @rhfgssdtgt4199 Pƙed rokem +1

    Step one, go no contact, step two press charges for invasion of privacy, Step 3 let her take you to court and counter sue.

  • @maxwhite8616
    @maxwhite8616 Pƙed rokem

    Well that's therapy gone for that person forever

  • @keithhouston31
    @keithhouston31 Pƙed rokem +2

    she never had a case to begin with, if I remember what she was indeed illegal & could look at serious jail time for recording someone without someone's consent even if it's family, there's reason why it's called confidentiality, it's between her & the therapist, telling her not to tell anybody about her she just made herself out to be a bigger monster & the fact she says she did nothing wrong just made it worse it's lie after lie, she tells one lie only to tell another one in its place.

  • @icharneco29
    @icharneco29 Pƙed rokem +1

    They might want to double check because while it may be illegal to record a private conversation it is perfectly legal to monitor your property via cameras. In that case it would have to be proven the camera was put in place specifically for recording OPs therapy sessions.

    • @tanandalynch9441
      @tanandalynch9441 Pƙed rokem

      Doesn't matter. Mother was not involved in the conversation and while she won't get into trouble for having the camera she will get into trouble if she tries using the recording of the therapy session to sue. It's illegal evidence and while Texas is a one party consent state, that only applies if you are actually part of the conversation. It's also illegal in every state to record medical appointments. It's seen as a HIPAA violation

    • @Mr.JesseR
      @Mr.JesseR Pƙed rokem

      ​@@tanandalynch9441 wasn't HIPAA meant for medical personnel only?

  • @wcemichael
    @wcemichael Pƙed rokem

    Story 1. Sue her. She just proved she is a narcissist and the reason you need therapy in the first place. With these recordings and her threats, she has set back your therapy by years,,, even maybe back to the start of why you needed therapy in the first place. What she did was illegal and unethical, because a therapist is not allowed to share that information with anybody or they, themselves can be sued and lose their license to practice
    All you have to do is get her to admit to what she did in court, which sounds like she would be boasting about it to a judge

  • @zacharythompson8710
    @zacharythompson8710 Pƙed 9 měsĂ­ci

    Let her take it to court. Watch how she gets destroyed by your lawyer/attorney, the jury and the judge.

  • @geraldfrancisco4846
    @geraldfrancisco4846 Pƙed 2 měsĂ­ci

    The mom recording the therapy session sounds like something my dad would do

  • @lynwenlyn4675
    @lynwenlyn4675 Pƙed 15 dny

    First story : Just sue her first for the illegal recording of your therapy session. I don't know how it works in texas but I'm pretty sure in most cases all parties need to be made aware of the cameras in the shared spaces

  • @amberbrown8052
    @amberbrown8052 Pƙed rokem +1

    1st story: op needs to find out if it is legal to have a camera in a public living space without other people in the house knowing about it.

    • @tanandalynch9441
      @tanandalynch9441 Pƙed rokem +1

      It is. But even if it's not, the therapy session recorded upon it makes it illegal evidence. You cannot record medical appointments. It's a HIPAA violation and the mother also violates the consent laws as she wasn't part of the conversation

    • @tanandalynch9441
      @tanandalynch9441 Pƙed rokem

      Yeah it's illegal to have concealed cameras unless you tell the people who live there about them.

  • @williamhartin3177
    @williamhartin3177 Pƙed rokem

    I'm 13 and have been shaken my leg since 7 it reduces my stress with school and quizzes

  • @canadianexplores115
    @canadianexplores115 Pƙed 11 měsĂ­ci +1

    Story 1: not a jerk l. What I would do is counter sue if she does press charges

  • @epepo
    @epepo Pƙed 9 měsĂ­ci

    I think the best course of action would be to let the mother sue for slander. Since said recording is illegal, and obtained illegally, OP can counter sue. And drain the mother.

  • @aimies
    @aimies Pƙed rokem +1

    the 4th story op should just match her energy the next time they work together. If no one gonna stand up for you, you gotta do it yourselves.

  • @cameronshelters
    @cameronshelters Pƙed 11 měsĂ­ci +1

    In the story with the girl and her friends going to a hotel for the "bathroom" it was found out she was cheating.

  • @WesleyZ3
    @WesleyZ3 Pƙed 10 měsĂ­ci +1

    3rd story can be solved with OP talking to the guy but she won’t like most women. She will let these minor problems grow until they break up or she cheats.

  • @QuickManEXE
    @QuickManEXE Pƙed rokem +2

    Story 1: If your mom tries to sue you, i would immediately counter-sue for invasion of privacy. Also, since it is illegal where the OP is from, i'd press charges against the mother.
    Story 2: I'd tread very carefully with this gf. So many red flags here about her and her behaviour. Only a matter of time before she cheats.... if she hasn't already.
    Story 3: OP could be overthinking some small things, but it doesn't seem like the 2 of you are really compatible overall.
    Story 4: If i were the OP, i'd keep the owner in the loop more on this person. This person is very vile and almost seems territorial. Being in the restaurant biz, i see a ton of cooks and servers who act very hostile towards others because they feel their job/position being threatened in some way. I'd be going out of my way to make sure i never work any shifts with that person again, because eventually, crap will hit the fan.
    Story 5: The gf here is a complete bag. Dump her, and like yesterday. The longer you're with her, the worse she'll get.

  • @user-eq8xf5fl2h
    @user-eq8xf5fl2h Pƙed 3 měsĂ­ci

    Story 1: that woman is crazy therapy is private that woman is needed out of your life

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    @ukitkatcello6306 Pƙed rokem

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  • @TristanL3
    @TristanL3 Pƙed 11 měsĂ­ci

    Story 1 - just poke and poke. Let her take you to court, she’s gonna have a shock when she gets there. She could legit end up in jail.

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    @randy1582 Pƙed rokem

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  • @viviennemorgan7217
    @viviennemorgan7217 Pƙed rokem +2

    the mother is so crazy, but i hope that op can take her to court.

    • @tanandalynch9441
      @tanandalynch9441 Pƙed rokem

      She can. The recording on that camera is illegal evidence and op can easily sue for invasion of privacy. Texas may be a one party consent state However nobody actually involved in that conversation consented and no matter the state or location you cannot record a medical appointment, which is what therapy sessions fall under. The mother has no ground to stand on and she knows it, she's just making op squirm with that looming threat.

  • @edkrach8891
    @edkrach8891 Pƙed rokem

    Recording therapy sessions without consent is illegal. Mother should be charged with privacy violations abd the recordings would be inadmissible in any court.

  • @kevinvalentefunfilmsclub3484

    It’s cool that you have this video uploaded on my birthday, December 30th.

  • @Nagome1
    @Nagome1 Pƙed rokem

    I dare her to report them lol. I'd love to see how the court handles that

  • @thatkc2023
    @thatkc2023 Pƙed rokem

    That last one though

  • @lifeiscats1337
    @lifeiscats1337 Pƙed rokem

    “You need to stop telling people I’m a bad person”
    Then don’t be a bad person, it’s a simple concept.

  • @uroskovac2212
    @uroskovac2212 Pƙed 10 měsĂ­ci

    I am a relatively confident person
    "Continues to throw his insecurities over a damn trip with his gf"

  • @Vampibatmanodactyle
    @Vampibatmanodactyle Pƙed rokem +9

    Story 3 is peak entitlement. Bf wants sex every time you hang out and that's bad, but it's okay for you to want to go out every time. Bf then says you're digging into his wallet. Even if you pay for half the dates, you can still drain his finances by dragging him into spending his money more often than he wants to. It doesn't seem very complicated to me.
    This is why the modern dating scene is so insufferable. Smh.

    • @rollanddev
      @rollanddev Pƙed rokem +1

      I love how AItJ tells her "lol, just keep thinking you can change him - if the superficial stuff feels good, focus on that!" And in such a confident tone, too! :D
      NGL, sometimes I wish we could just mute out his responses and just get the stories, tbh...

  • @Icalasari
    @Icalasari Pƙed 4 měsĂ­ci

    Story 1 - Nah, she isn't a party in the recordings. Even one party states require the recording person to be in the recordings. Sue her first

  • @brian9213
    @brian9213 Pƙed 5 měsĂ­ci

    Story 1 Ide have the mother thrown in prison and sue her for everything she is worth.

  • @gurglequeen433
    @gurglequeen433 Pƙed 9 měsĂ­ci

    I think I'd be both impressed and disapointed if the mother managed to find a lawyer stuoid enough to take a case where their client's entire case hinges on evidence they obtained illegaly.

  • @justinturner4448
    @justinturner4448 Pƙed rokem

    Happy New Year

  • @lrowe272
    @lrowe272 Pƙed rokem

    That's why I journal.

  • @amarinreyny5316
    @amarinreyny5316 Pƙed rokem

    Recording the therapy sessions like that is also a HIPAA violation.

  • @LegendStormcrow
    @LegendStormcrow Pƙed 8 měsĂ­ci

    Story 1: I'd just sue her to begin with. She's a horrible person.

  • @Juzokinnie
    @Juzokinnie Pƙed 11 měsĂ­ci

    Therapy sessions are private. It is literally illegal for the therapist to share details of what someone has said without their consent. That information is to remain private unless the patient gives permission to release the information. To record a PRIVATE session with private information is very much illegal. The mother's "threat" will just come back to bite her in the butt if she goes through with it.

  • @gidgemo1869
    @gidgemo1869 Pƙed rokem

    Mom is breaking HIPPA laws. Court would see her indicted.

  • @jazymnt
    @jazymnt Pƙed rokem

    Number 3: she is a walking red flag.

  • @jamesdavis8107
    @jamesdavis8107 Pƙed rokem

    Put your mom in jail go press charges.

  • @slayerwytch2032
    @slayerwytch2032 Pƙed rokem +1

    The first story, I wonder why op is in therapy

  • @johnnymcneal5914
    @johnnymcneal5914 Pƙed 9 měsĂ­ci

    He is absolutely right your next session should be with the police

  • @fionna_cool_girl
    @fionna_cool_girl Pƙed rokem +1

    10:21 this story kinda reminds me of what's happening with me although it's more lighthearted. My bf and I have been together for 10 months and this'll be our first new years together. My dad has been supporting the idea of my boyfriend and I going out for new years so it can be special just between us. However I wasn't fully set on what we were gonna do and I talked to my boyfriend and he asked what my family does for new years since his family doesn't stay up for new years and just sleeps the night away. I told him my family has traditions we do every year: turn on our cars, turn on all the lights, have change in our pockets, all the doors open, the fridges and freezer open and we have a big, somewhat expensive meal (lobster tails with filets and twice baked potatoes). And although he was confused about the traditions, he said he'd love to be a part of it with my family since he thinks my family is much more exciting than his. It warms my heart knowing he wants to spend time with my family for new years even if he thinks our new years traditions are odd.

    • @worldspam5682
      @worldspam5682 Pƙed rokem +1

      I'm confused too. If refrigerator is running while it's door is open that can lead to it burning out (or just to giant electricity bill)

    • @fionna_cool_girl
      @fionna_cool_girl Pƙed rokem

      @@worldspam5682 we only leave everything open and on for a second when it hits midnight. The traditions my family does represent certain things. The fridge being open represents our want to have food in the fridge, the lights on represent wanting our lights to stay on, the change in our pockets represent the want of wanting money to come in our lives and the cars being turned represents us hoping our cars function well into the new year.

    • @worldspam5682
      @worldspam5682 Pƙed rokem +1

      @@fionna_cool_girl well, that looks like after such tradition I would be left only with change in my pockets, because that looks pretty expensive.

    • @fionna_cool_girl
      @fionna_cool_girl Pƙed rokem +1

      @@worldspam5682 it's really not. We only do it just before the clock hits midnight. We don't leave everything on for a long while

  • @BlackMoridin
    @BlackMoridin Pƙed rokem

    2nd story, she probably thought going to the party WAS "doing something together".... Also OP says he's a confident person, but everything he says points to the opposite.
    That 4th story seems like confirmation bias from both sides happening.
    Last story 100% narcissist

  • @elizabethp1772
    @elizabethp1772 Pƙed rokem +1

    I am absolutely dumbfounded by the mother in the first story. She literally recorded a therapy session (WHICH SHOULD BE PRIVATE) and threatened to use it against them in court. WHAT?!

  • @totallynoah44
    @totallynoah44 Pƙed rokem +1

    broz playing sonic adventure

  • @goodnightmyprince6734
    @goodnightmyprince6734 Pƙed 11 měsĂ­ci

    This game is my childhood

  • @isolatedlife8535
    @isolatedlife8535 Pƙed rokem

    I swear that city in that Sonic game was built on a mountain

  • @ebonymondesir2587
    @ebonymondesir2587 Pƙed 8 měsĂ­ci

    1st story: Your mom just proof to to you that she really is a terrible mother.

  • @darkstarmoonshadow8892
    @darkstarmoonshadow8892 Pƙed 8 měsĂ­ci

    If I remember correctly therpists counselors anyone in that practice studies confidentiality in any case of any braking said rule could or can be tried for braking the law. In any case there're in hot water for going against said rule.

  • @rogerlacasandile7225
    @rogerlacasandile7225 Pƙed rokem

    I hope there is an update and she got justice

  • @malcire
    @malcire Pƙed 9 měsĂ­ci

    2nd op shouldn't have agreed to go if he didn’t want to.

  • @jameshyland7372
    @jameshyland7372 Pƙed rokem +2

    Yo can we get a part 2 on the service dog entitled mom thing on tik Tok pls

  • @brianrogers7360
    @brianrogers7360 Pƙed 9 měsĂ­ci

    Story 4. HR better get their sht together. Coz i would have gone ballistic on her

  • @maggieanderson3778
    @maggieanderson3778 Pƙed rokem

    This girl sounds like if you get in a situation with her you will have a full grown KAREN on your hands. May I just say, do not go into a relationship thinking that you can change the other person PERIOD. If its a habit you want them to break, get it taken care of before. Lieing is a habit also. And it does not change just by wanting it to. If I were in your shoes, I'd get out before you get any closer. Sorry.

  • @davioncarvalho6890
    @davioncarvalho6890 Pƙed rokem +1

    The last story,she sounds insecure. Honestly, her negative attitude can affect u so,me,personally, I would end it.
    Well,I would also take her to therapy

  • @animegamer501stthelastyeet8

    "I just want to look pretty". For whom?

  • @malcire
    @malcire Pƙed 9 měsĂ­ci

    Is it the mothers house? Does Texas allow you to record inside your home without consent from other people?

  • @LegendStormcrow
    @LegendStormcrow Pƙed 8 měsĂ­ci

    Anyone who says "man spreading" in a non-joking manner, with the exception to when men spread their knees 3 feet wide, is toxic. I'm bot injuring myself or playing with my manbits to not injure myself because someone wants to put a bag somewhere. We can share that spot.

  • @Saphira3441
    @Saphira3441 Pƙed rokem

    4TH story i get so much. there was this guy who worked with me(thankfully i only had him one of the two days i worked) and omfg he drove me up the wall, he would always play his music at full volume in the brake room while iam trying to read, and always just the one line. If you asked him to do anything he would give you an adatuide, he acted like he owned the place. Whenever he sneezed for some reason he had to shout, and i mean full on, SHOUT. First few times he did that my head would always snap up and look around becuse i thought i was in trouble! Thankfully he had two jobs and his 2nd moved his hours so i dont have to deal with him anymore but omfg he was so annoying.

  • @Warriormon87
    @Warriormon87 Pƙed rokem

    3:24. Not "especially when they are not involved." It is ONLY illegal if you are not involved. Texas is a single party consent state. Meaning someone has the right to record conversations they are in.
    Single party consent is much better than two party consent because two party consent states just use the two party consent to cover up corruption and abuse.
    For example, the reason why Johhny Depp lost in his original divorce proceedings with Amber Heard, despite having recordings of her abusing him, is because California is a two party consent state and Amber didn't "consent" to having the evidence of her abusing Johny recorded and used against her. Really two party consent is corrupt and is used by politicians all the time to cover up their corruption and hypocrisy because they can gag order any unfavorable recordings of them.
    But here, her mom wasn't the one talking AND therapy is afforded protections. Her mom was totally wrong.

  • @daykibaran9668
    @daykibaran9668 Pƙed rokem

    Last story. This woman is narcissist as it says in the textbook

  • @rossdaniels3519
    @rossdaniels3519 Pƙed 11 měsĂ­ci

    The mom in story 1 seriously could have been my mom

  • @olgar.6604
    @olgar.6604 Pƙed rokem

    Story 3, that's an absurd situation. How can you even consider it a viable relationship when you can't have an enjoyable conversation with that person?

  • @infinate30
    @infinate30 Pƙed 9 měsĂ­ci

    last story......the gf is projecting......all the stuff she accuses him of doing (what his body language is saying), is more than likely what she means/implies when she does those things

  • @CaptainJG95
    @CaptainJG95 Pƙed rokem

    Story 1: My response would've been you can't file a case against me if I do it to you first. Then file a violation of privacy case against her. You would just need to find the camera, or record a conversation with her where she is admiting that she recorded you without your consent and without her presence. This would ensure it does not fall under Texas' One Party Clause.