Wait. Is she sure she heard dad correctly? He could have been asking for his daughter to FIND someone for him to be intimate with (hint: hire an escort) as part of his bucket list. Then dad got embarrassed about the request and changed his mind. But she misheard the request and a huge misunderstanding just happened. 😂
People will actually be surprised how many blood relatives are actually attracted to them. It’s an uncomfortable topic to talk about, but it’s actually more common than we would like to admit
Their are three possible outcomes OB could consider. OP is lying to get away from the father: Doesn't make sense but is totally within her right not to see him regardless. Why would you want a care giver bring more drama. The father was not all there: Like with dementia the person really isn't going to suffer any more then they already are. The father is a creep: OB is making the entire trama 1000x worse. The OB should take his own advice and suck it up regardless. In no scenario is holding this against OP leads to a good outcome.
She’s absolutely in the right to do as she wants here, but for what it’s worth the brain can go haywire in oddly specific ways when damaged (including via age), so I wouldn’t rule that out as the cause. For one set of examples, look up “The Man Who Mistook his Wife for a hat”. There’s plenty of others.
Wait, how? She clearly said OB thinks it is entirely made up, which means he isn't blaming her for the exact incident. If what you are saying is true, op would've said along the line of: "OB is blaming me because i may have tempted my dad". Which is what your sentiment refers to. And no, i am not defending the father and OB. They are disgusting. I am just correcting your sentiment on this.
Honestly it sounds like the cancer ate part of his brain. It can cause very bizarre behavior. I’ve had family members that had cancer that spread to their brain and they acted very strangely.
I get where you’re coming from, but even suggesting it, (especially when she mentioned she had trauma) is still terrible. Imagine somebody near you was dying and their last final wish was for you to die and how they’ve been thinking about it for a long time. No, they didn’t necessarily get a hitman and force you, but they want you to die. You’ve known this person for a decently long time and you find out they wished that you were dead.
Wow. They cut contact with her just because she stood up for herself.
Hopefully, she heals soon!
Wait. Is she sure she heard dad correctly? He could have been asking for his daughter to FIND someone for him to be intimate with (hint: hire an escort) as part of his bucket list.
Then dad got embarrassed about the request and changed his mind. But she misheard the request and a huge misunderstanding just happened. 😂
People will actually be surprised how many blood relatives are actually attracted to them. It’s an uncomfortable topic to talk about, but it’s actually more common than we would like to admit
Not trying to defend it, but humans are inherently more attracted to people who look similar to themselves, so that’s a possible explanation
these arent the thoughts you take to the grave, these are the thoughts you just dont have
These types of thoughts are the ones you’re supposed to take to your grave, not just before it smfh.
OP's fam is cursed. Bruh...
Their are three possible outcomes OB could consider.
OP is lying to get away from the father: Doesn't make sense but is totally within her right not to see him regardless. Why would you want a care giver bring more drama.
The father was not all there: Like with dementia the person really isn't going to suffer any more then they already are.
The father is a creep: OB is making the entire trama 1000x worse.
The OB should take his own advice and suck it up regardless. In no scenario is holding this against OP leads to a good outcome.
She’s absolutely in the right to do as she wants here, but for what it’s worth the brain can go haywire in oddly specific ways when damaged (including via age), so I wouldn’t rule that out as the cause.
For one set of examples, look up “The Man Who Mistook his Wife for a hat”.
There’s plenty of others.
This is one of the weirdest stories I've heard.
how much you wanna bet that SIL wasn't informed? OB is displaying some severe behaviors. dad & OB both had/have complete access to LB kid
OB is doing classic blaming of the woman in the scenario, when she did nothing at all. Sick.
Wait, how?
She clearly said OB thinks it is entirely made up, which means he isn't blaming her for the exact incident.
If what you are saying is true, op would've said along the line of: "OB is blaming me because i may have tempted my dad". Which is what your sentiment refers to.
And no, i am not defending the father and OB. They are disgusting.
I am just correcting your sentiment on this.
@@A-Lore6000 They mean that they're blaming OB for the quick death of their father.
@@lunarsensitive1 that's what i am saying by not blaming her for the incident itself.
@@A-Lore6000 She didn't say that OB thought that, but either way you sound kind of stupid here because she is being blamed, which is what I said.
Honestly it sounds like the cancer ate part of his brain. It can cause very bizarre behavior. I’ve had family members that had cancer that spread to their brain and they acted very strangely.
ooh, gross
The dad never forced op, just asked for intimacy
I don't think op should have cut him off for this readon
spoken like a true pajeet
I get where you’re coming from, but even suggesting it, (especially when she mentioned she had trauma) is still terrible. Imagine somebody near you was dying and their last final wish was for you to die and how they’ve been thinking about it for a long time. No, they didn’t necessarily get a hitman and force you, but they want you to die. You’ve known this person for a decently long time and you find out they wished that you were dead.
@@asifhossain8363but u muslims do halala...😅😊
Eww
@@asifhossain8363 still better than doing 7 yr old ayesha