I am worried about the kid in the first story. Maybe it is just me, but whenever an adult has a barely clothed/inproperly clothed child, I think the following: 1) The child was kidnapped 2) The parents are abusive
Yeah, there's a lot of red flags there. What annoyed me was how the dad was trying to guilt trip the OP when he had his daughter out not wearing proper clothing for that weather. Like, why didn't he at least give her a jacket or make sure she used the bathroom before leaving the house? And for point 2, I think you meant abusive.
Yeah, the red flag might as well have been a siren there. When they went to the porto-potty, immediately call the sheriff, and then check them out slooooowly. Better safe than sorry.
@EmpressBeauty Given the incoherence of your post, I guess it's fair to assume you're one of those imbeciles who mistakes social media visibility for statistics or credible trend analysis. Too self-righteous and foolish to bother with the basic research required to know that much like every other violent crime, those things are less endemic than they've ever been. (In every English speaking country i've done the research for, at least.) Edit: Grammar, because poor grammar when calling out incoherence would be ironic.
Arranged marriages are a tradition that needs to be stay in the past. And the one with the aunt trying to come between the boy n his terminal mother pissed me off.
Yeah the arranged marriage is retarded. I'm more of the traditional type of way things should be. Man making the bacon, wife raising the kids, etc. Or the roles switched with the wife making bacon and man is taking care of kids. I'm personally more of the first. Personally I dont care if women have jobs or vote, whatever Dont care if you're gay or bi. Etc I'm a little complicated let's leave it with that.
Drone1337 you have’nt heard alot of Rslash I know that (or you should think that some other stories on Rslash should raise a massive really massive red flag)
Entitled Aunt: "We're family! Family gets to make decisions for others in the family!!" Oh? Cool, I'm gonna donate one of your kidneys and get you a face tattoo. EA: *Shocked*
arranged marriages also happen here in the states. my parents sold me out to a boy before i was even in first grade because his family had more money than ours. by the time i was in high school i had been in a relationship for 2 years which my parents told them was just "puppy love" and that there was no problem with the arrangement. that all came to a halt when I graduated and they told me it was time to get married. I told them there was no way I was getting married at 18 and that my bf hadnt even proposed. that's when I found out about the marriage they had set up. I went off on them and moved in with a friend for a while. a few weeks later, the asshole actually showed up at her house in a tux with a limo. when I came to the door I was in jeans and a t-shirt. he was pissed and asked me why I wasn't ready to go to the church. I told him that I wasn't religious and never go to church. he said it was time for our wedding and I laughed in his face. I told him if he wanted to get married so bad that he should try proposing to his right hand, as I knew that they had a very intimate relationship. my father called later, and was pissed. he had promised me to him long ago, and that it was my duty to marry him, and let him take my virginity on our wedding night. I told him "surprise dad. im not a virgin. I lost that when I was 15". Im 38 now and haven't seen or spoken to my parents since I was 18. I heard that the boy got married to some gutter trash whore, and that the family lost all their social standing from the scandal of a woman with self respect. I feel no pity or regret whatsoever.
For the story about the mom with cancer telling off the shit aunt, if you've ever had to see someone with terminal cancer, the fact that this woman had her coffee and toast while telling off her toxic sister was so uplifting, and honestly she sounds like a God damn BOSS
The OP in the first story should've called the cops and told them about the whole situation. Should've added that "I don't know if it could be the case but i think it might be a kidnapping because the child seemed scared."
@@zerodawn09 I'd forgotten about that detail, but yeah, more red flags than the fucking Soviet Union and China put together. At the very least, a parent so shitty CPS should've been called. At the worst, it was a kidnapping
Yep i thought so too. As the story proceeded i thought it was a kidnapping case but it took a turn and i hope it was really her father and that she went home.
The last story reminds me of that news clip where a kid had been shot BREAKING INTO a house... the kid's family was on the news COMPLAINING and blaming the home owner because the 19 year old 'child' that broke in was just, "trying to get some clothes for school..." Which was obviously not true, he was a crook... literally.. and even IF it was, then it was the FAMILY'S fault for not providing the kid with school clothes... I believe they also tried to sue the homeowner... people are actually INSANE these days..
I think I remember that new story. that was what, a couple years back? At the mom and a few other family members giving a news interview talking about how good the kid was and how they should have just let him do what he needed to do and not have shot him. Had a similar incident happened at a store a while back where this kid tried to rob the place and ended up getting shot buy another customer who was conceal carrying. That guys family had a very similar reaction of "you should have just let him take all the money now he's dead and it's your fault"
First story; jerkface needs to be busted and charged with felony child neglect and abuse. Taking a child out in any bad weather without proper clothing is bad all around. He needs a visit out behind the he wood shed. 🐻
@@jaram2369 It was all fine then it said he was in full winter wear and she in thin pajamas.... My instant reaction was to whip my head toward the screen and say 'hold up'.
I would have called the cops when they went to the bathroom, and checked them out slowly. Even if it was just a misunderstanding, and if she was actually his child, he's taking a kid outside in apparently freezing weather in nothing but pajamas while he wore a heavy coat. Better to be safe than sorry, right?
Wow, my first thought was that dad was just an selfish jerk that decided he wanted some snacks; woke his lil girl up so as not to leave her unattended, and rushed her out before making sure she was dressed properly. It's kind of scary you live in an area where that's the first place your mind goes to; I see selfish dad, you see Amber Alert
Yea but ud think that a kidnapper would want 2 not draw attention 2 themselves or their victim & a child ESPECIALLY 1 that young being dressed inadequately 4 the weather is BOUND 2 draw attention & possibly even phone calls 2 the police so my thoughts r that the ed was just a selfish ass who couldnt b bothered 2 dress his kid properly b4 dragging her out n2 the cold cuz he wanted sum snacks...eps DO often endanger their children w/ their stupidity & selfishness any1 remember the story where the em threw her kid n2 the deep end of a 20+ ft deep pool & pushed him away from the side & was filming her small child DROWNING & kept commenting on how he was swimming "just like a little fish" as her kid sank deeper & deeper rather than jumping n 2 save him then when she got yelled @ by the lifeguard she stuttered an excuse about how she didnt want 2 ruin her phone or clothes by jumping n
The one about life support pisses me off to my core. I'm a paramedic and as such have to deal with these idiots who jet in at the end to yank the DNR and force me to work the code (CPR, intubation, defibrillation, medication, etc.) against the patient's wishes. Look folks, I'm 100% for trying to save the person if they can be saved. I'll give you a piece of advice (one that is in my living will and advanced directives), If a doctor recommends a DNR, feel free to get a second opinion from another doctor. Please, do your due diligence and make sure that there is no other way. That being said, if the second doctor says to get a DNR, sign the damn DNR and DO NOT revoke it for any reason. I just worked a code the other day for this situation. The husband is primary caregiver with hospice nurse visits each day. The daughter comes to see the mom one day, and just happens to pick the day where she is actively on the way out. She calls us and demands that we save her, and take her to a hospital forty five miles away when there was one less than half that distance. Spoiler alert, she passed anyway because at that point, you can't stop the inevitable and you're just prolonging it.
Arranged marriage story: when Aunt started insisting, I quipped, "then you marry him!" OP said the same thing, stood firm on her decision, and set up evidence for legal trouble if they tried to force her! I'm so proud of her!
yes. he’s my biological father. not a dad. when i was young we traveled a lot so it wasn’t uncommon for me to go outside in just my pj’s. he’s in prison now and i have a step dad. i’m traumatized but at least he’s registered as a sex offender for life.
I may not have reddit, but boy do I have an r/Entitledparents story. Make that an r/Entitledteacher story. To give some context, I have a heart condition, and recently I've been having some medical issues like heart palpitations and chest pain. So my doctor prescribed a 30-day holter monitor for me. Sometimes the monitors have a rectangular shape, and SOMETIMES entitled substitute teachers consider such monitors as phones. I was minding my own business in class, when the entitled substitute teacher (technically an entitled parent since she has a son who goes to my school) spotted my monitor and instantly assumed it was a phone in my pocket. EST- "IS THAT A PHONE?" she gestures to my holter monitor. Me- "um, that's actually a--" EST- "GIVE ME THE PHONE!" Me- But it's not-- EST- GIVE IT TO ME NOW! I refused to let her have it. Reminder that the 'phone' is attached to me with leads and stickers, and taking off those leads are very painful. I kept trying to explain to her, but she wouldn't listen. EST- PUT IT IN THE PHONE BOX!!" she points to the phone box on the desk. That's when a good idea sparked into my head. I went over to the phone box, put the monitor in there, then stood next to the desk. A couple students started snickering, since they knew it was a monitor and not a phone. EST- See?? That wasn't so bad! You can go sit down now. I try not to laugh as I started walking away from the teacher's desk. As I did that, the phone box and the monitor came crashing down behind me. The holter monitor was dragging the phone box along the floor as I went back to my desk and sat down. Entitled Substitute teacher was perplexed by what she was seeing. She clearly wanted no part of my silly nonsense and physically tried to take the monitor away from me. "GIVE ME THAT" she tugged so hard, one of the leads almost came off. I wrapped one arm around me and took the holter monitor away with the other. "This is not a phone! It's. a. MONITER!" Entitled substitute teacher just gave me a look, then picked up the phone box and went back to her desk. I finally put the monitor back into my pocket and went on with my day. The incident did piss me off, but after I told my mom what happened, Entitled substitute teacher got into huge trouble with administration. I don't know if they fired her or not, but I sure hope they did.
I dated a first-generation Indian-American woman who at the time was getting her masters in psychology (she eventually got her PhD). She went to India to visit family (she spoke the local dialect). After a few days, she noticed men she didn't know being brought into the living room while she was reading, etc. having hushed conversations with her aunts while looking at her. It took a couple days for her to realize they were looking for a hubby for her. They weren't as bad as the aunts in the story, and she found it amusing.
*flips hair with a mocking smirk* My dad's the CEO of his company and is friends of the Mayor and the principal of this damn school. So basically, you should bow down to me since I'm SOOOOO much superior in terms of status. Teacher: Wow, that's amazing. Here's your math homework for tonight, 23 questions, and make sure to show you're work. It'll be due at the beginning of class Karen.
As soon as I heard the name ShyGirlTurnedSassy, I knew it was going to be a good story. I’ve heard a few of her other posts read by rSlash and they are epic.
That poor girl has been through a horrendous childhood of abuse, torment and ongoing bullying by people who just share the same blood as her. Her boyfriend and his mother are angels who understand the importance of young adults having the rights to choose their lives however they want. Those people need to pull their fricken' heads out of their rear ends and stop demanding their children to live the same oppressed lives that they want them to live and just let them choose their own lives and happiness. Their stagnant customs needed to die with their ancestors.
I work at Microsoft and I actually know a guy named Michael Smith. He is alright, but he is gay so... not really a candidate for an arranged marriage given the tradition is more heterosexual than not
6:40 An excellent opportunity for a rebuttal or turning logic around. Ex. That it is her right, as family, to force-feed the grandmother "for own good"
Well, that would also mean, she would have to take their advice too. I'm guessing she would let her do it, if the outcome was her accepting the match. Which is why she didn't eat anyway. So ... that logic.
Am I the only one that almost bursts laughing when rSlash actually curses, but censors it? XD Reason behind me saying that, 14:25 for anybody else that would like to accuse me of being immature, everybody finds _something_ funny, even if a little Do *you* expect him to swear? Would *you* even grin a little? Considering the type of person that rSlash shows himself to be, on RUclips, I certainly don’t expect him to swear and I’m always caught off guard
Macsy I legit believe I could explain it MUCH better than I already have, but would you expect him to swear (and censor, of course) what he did in 14:25? Plus, everybody finds _something_ funny, even if a little, while others don’t, you hopefully know already
I am from India, so once I was over 25 and still not married and single my relatives whenever I go to visit them came up with potential marriage proposals. They constantly remind me that my parents are getting older and it's my duty to give them happiness( grandchildren) which my parents never asked for of course. My parents are the coolest parents you ever asked for. So eventually I stop going to my relative's home, even avoid talking to them over the phone.
"family has right to make decisions for eachother" I made the decision that i will take your car and house and you will live on the streets. We are family so i can make decisions for you. Boom
I guess I went a little overboard with this (it was the end of a long night) but anyway, my cousin’s girl was sitting on a couch, in an empty room, waiting to leave (I say empty so you see there are several seats open) and the younger girl decides she wants to sit in that exact spot her sister is in. I couldn’t see what was going on but the older told her to go away. So then we hear crying (the younger one was a whine bag). Her (step)dad says she should have just given the younger sister her seat, since she’s older and “has to be graceful” I was like “eff that, she was there first, in a room full of empty seats!” And he tried to argue his point but I just turned to my great grandma and said “give me your house, Granny. I’m younger, so you have to be graceful and let me have my way.” I don’t agree with letting someone get their way because they are younger or cry more.
Idk they're good stories but she always embellishes them to a point that's a little cringey. You dont need to exaggerate a story about entitled parents, they're crazy enough on their own
@@gabrielmartin977 I really doubt she's exaggerating. I live in India and the stories I could tell. Arranged marriages are extremely common in the north and almost all traditional families have it in their heads that the elders make all the decisions for the children and that men were supposed to work and women were supposed to stay at home,have kids and cook. Not exaggerating.
@@gabrielmartin977 My mom teaches at a college and they have a rule that no religious clothing can be worn. Like habits and burkas. One girl was getting married to some guy and her inlaws and fiance made her drop out because he didn't want other men looking at her.( they were Muslim so her not wearing the burka was considered extremely disrespectful)
Stacy Winchester Dang. That is an extreme level of being Muslim. My family is all about hijabs, and even if you don’t wear them, we don’t care. It’s your decision
I feel shygirlturnedsassy has been on here before- not the grandma stories, I think she was the one with the entitled cousin who wanted her birthday gifts? Maybe?
Oooh the one about the arranged marriage! OP’s Dad was the real MVP at supporting his daughter and not forcing her into the arranged marriage! And congrats to OP for outwitting her aunt and grandmother!
I just lost my mom last week. I didn't even have power of attorney just designated as her health care advocate. She had a DNR on file with the hospital and I could have revoked it at any time and demanded life support and extreme measures be taken. When you have these decision making powers you can change anything once the patient is incapable of making their own choices. The story was wrong. Nothing is final simply because it's "on file". But, I honored her wishes, held her hand and said goodbye. You don't know hard until you have these decision-making powers given to you.
Personally I think if the person was in their right mind then nobody should be allowed to revoke it. Let the doctors fake it if necessary for the I can't let them go.
If they're in their right mind you cannot make decisions for them. Well, maybe with power of attorney but they could petition to revoke your poa if they could prove they were fit. Like I said, poa and health care advocate have decision-making only when the patient cannot make their own choices. And yes, the law, here in FL at least, allows the person making the decisions to revoke a DNR. No doctor in his right mind is going to fake anything for anyone, they're not going to risk their license and fines for you or me.
That dying mother's statement and when she and how she said it. A prime example of how when you've faced and accepted your impending death you found the ultimate liberation from everything.
I loved how they were in a serious conversation,and when the officer asked what to say to the parents he said "Do you like your delinquents regular or extra crispy?"
It's entirely possible that ED and QC in story 1 are victims of domestic violence. He may have had to pull her out of bed quickly to prevent violence against her. Which would also explain why they're both miserable. Everyone has a story. He might be having to find a hotel after stopping so she can use a bathroom. Horrible people tend to put good people in horrible situations. And good people in horrible situations tend to be in a bad mood because of it.
Its more likely he's the one abusing the daughter or he's kidnapped her. If he's fleeing a domestic abuse situation why did he have enough time to get properly dressed to go out but couldnt be bothered to even give the kid a scarf? Hell he could've given her his coat since adults are much less likely to get seriously sick than a small child
I highly, HIGHLY doubt that. If that were the case, he wouldn't be acting like such a selfish asshole, and would be doting on her, OR I DUNNO, GIVEN HER HIS HAT AND SCARF?!
It's possible but unlikely. Could be any amount of reasons for her not to be properly dressed and for him to be so grumpy. Maybe he had to pick her up from someone else's house (a friend or other family member) at a bad hour and far away and they didn't have a coat for her even though this doesn't explain why she doesn't wear his, maybe they had a fight and she's been refusing to put on her coat and he yelled at her but couldn't convince her and now they're both upset, etc. Still stupid that he wouldn't insist on keeping his child warm, but him abusing her or saving her from abuse is a stretch
HEY THOSE WHO THINK WE CANT STEAL!! I know my kids are going to be very entitled and poor so would you just let them steal your stuff already??!??!!??!
Karen: Let my kid steal from your yard, or I'll speak to your maaaaanagerrrrrr!! Honestly, this sort of BS annoys me. I remember my old school was quite old and had a flat roof and skylights over the changing rooms. Some of the kids went onto the school property at night (which is basically trespassing) and then climbed on the roof to commit some sort of vandalism. One of the little cherubs walked over one of the skylights and, being very old, it gave way and the boy fell through and into the changing room, impaling the underside of his chin on one of the coat hooks below. The fun part was that the little brat's parents sued the school for the kid getting seriously injured whilst in the property (even though he was there illegally) and they WON! I'm not sure what world we like in where criminals get better justice than the victims, but that payout that the school had to make to settle the suit meant they were unable to afford to repair the boiler, resulting in many closed days over winter while we were all sent home as it was too cold inside and the local authority fining the school for the number of enforced closures. So the computer facility that was being upgraded was postponed as well, due to lack of funds.
Terminal cancer story: imagine saying you're gonna use a call to prove someone is "killing someone for insurance" in said call 😭😭 Clearly this isn't the worst part, just on top of it all, the entitled mom/grandma is just plain stupid smh
The fact that the kid from the first story was in pajamas and looked scared makes me think she may have been kidnapped from her home. I truly hope that isn’t the case thoufh
I'm an Indian man , yes this Aranged marriage puts a lot of pressure I was always scared to go on dates or pursue my dreams in education as it would be inappropriate for the family's name. All of this has made me very scared of what type of a person would I end up with. Parents always guild trip kids into submitting to them. I'm 24 now and my parents have started to search for a bride ,I feel I have not lived my youth yet, I want to just party and travel fortunately I'm financially stable but i still have to secretly drink alcohol as my parents still treat me as a child, and yes since I live in a joint family everyone freaks out if I don't come before 10 pm .honestly all of this is suffocating.
9:43 as an Indian myself, i can confirm this. Though i dont live in india since my parents moved to a different country in my early life, i still know this and im glad that my parents dont act like this. At this point, india should make arranged marriages illegal.
From my own experience: no. I've had such temper tantrums from time to time and could fit the entitled person bill. And i can tell you, no, they don't listen
EM: LET MY KIDS STEAL FROM YOU OR ILL CALL THE POLICE!! Me: have you heard of a library? EM: YEA DO YOU THINK IM DUMB???!!! Me: *so check out a law book*
Entitled parent: marry my child NOW!!! Innocent Family Member: how about no? Entitled parent: I am calling the police Police: what’s going on here? Entitled parent: this child is going to marry my son and she says no Police: law and order screen thing pops up
When my Gran was dying, one of my aunts asked the hospital if they could make it so she died by the friday because my aunt was going on a cruise. Aunts are batshit crazy.
@@theOGTessTickle That wasn't the end of it. When my Gran did pass away, my aunt and another aunt went to the court and claimed her entire estate for themselves and said they were the only two heirs, despite my four other aunts and uncles, one of which actually lived WITH my Gran at the time and looked after her. They got it sorted in the end but nobody speaks to these two aunts anymore.
the sad thing with the indian marriage story is that this problem is present heavily in both rural and urban india and unlike op most girls aren't even aware enough of their rights so they get married off without getting to properly even have carriers they end up being housewives who just cook, look after children and some even are illiterate. OP was lucky that her father was a modern thinker.
The aunt who called OP selfish in the cancer story...wow that hits close. My grandma died from colon cancer shortly after my 8th birthday and my mom was her primary caretaker. We bought a house down the street from her home so that she could still maintain as much of her dignity as possible in her own home. Throughout the 18 months she was sick (her prognosis was 6 months but she was a fighter!) , we spent every day with her. Yet barely anyone else in my family even visited her. Her sisters, my great aunts have always been stuck up and handfuls to deal with. One day my great aunt was talking with my aunt (who visited and helped all she could) and made a comment about how they were "Babying" my grandma. My aunt said "She's DYING. She HAS CANCER" and my great aunt said "We're all dying. That doesn't mean shes going to be the first to go!" I've got many stories about them but man that came rushing back. There's a reason I barely speak to anyone but immediate family at this point.
12:07 if I was in OP's place, before hanging up, I'd laugh at her threat and end with "good luck with your so called "evidence"" (I'd be confident that with the aunt's tone, her evidence will backfire on her.)
*If the first stories logic made sense* *Then think of how much money ALL my family would be paying for my scoliosis and neck and ear and hip surgery bills would take a toll on the whole family*
Do they have retirement homes for elderly family in India? Seems like a tough family decision for OP to look into putting her Aunt and Grandmother in a home FOR THEM
That’s a real funny one at the end. Honestly if I was in that position and a local government was trying to prevent me from protecting my property, I’d bill’em for the stolen property and make the grievance known how much they were failing the community.
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What kind of MONSTER refuses to allow children to steal their property??? POLICE!
What kind of monster you say?
A Karen
Hii
I KNOE RIGHT?!?!??!!
rSlash what horrid people
Only real monsters
"In my days arranged marriage was a thing!"
"IT'S NOT 'YOUR DAYS' ANYMORE, YOU DERANGED DINOSAUR!!"
lol deranged dino. love it
I'm definitely using that insult
Or just say
"Ok Boomer"
ShadowMan that's a rare insult
You should also say
“We also don’t ride dinosaurs to school anymore”
I am worried about the kid in the first story.
Maybe it is just me, but whenever an adult has a barely clothed/inproperly clothed child, I think the following:
1) The child was kidnapped
2) The parents are abusive
Yeah, there's a lot of red flags there. What annoyed me was how the dad was trying to guilt trip the OP when he had his daughter out not wearing proper clothing for that weather. Like, why didn't he at least give her a jacket or make sure she used the bathroom before leaving the house?
And for point 2, I think you meant abusive.
Yeah, the red flag might as well have been a siren there. When they went to the porto-potty, immediately call the sheriff, and then check them out slooooowly. Better safe than sorry.
Andrew Laino I did. Thank you
@EmpressBeauty Given the incoherence of your post, I guess it's fair to assume you're one of those imbeciles who mistakes social media visibility for statistics or credible trend analysis. Too self-righteous and foolish to bother with the basic research required to know that much like every other violent crime, those things are less endemic than they've ever been. (In every English speaking country i've done the research for, at least.) Edit: Grammar, because poor grammar when calling out incoherence would be ironic.
Why not both?
Arranged marriages are a tradition that needs to be stay in the past.
And the one with the aunt trying to come between the boy n his terminal mother pissed me off.
Yeah the arranged marriage is retarded.
I'm more of the traditional type of way things should be. Man making the bacon, wife raising the kids, etc. Or the roles switched with the wife making bacon and man is taking care of kids. I'm personally more of the first.
Personally I dont care if women have jobs or vote, whatever
Dont care if you're gay or bi. Etc
I'm a little complicated let's leave it with that.
Trust me. I'm Indian and it's very uncommon for parents to allow even dating. I'm lucky to have good parents.
@@verpix4956 Same. But I said no to the arranged marriage. I want to focus on myself before anyone else. Plus I want the right person.
@@ShazadAli-xy4ib Good for you! I just asked out my crush few months ago and we are official.
@@verpix4956 Awwwwe, congratulations! That's so sweet 💜
"Let my kids steal"
Grade A parenting we got nowadays
Right?
Hi aging😄.
Stop commenting on every video please
@@blaze_it9842 You can't tell him what to do, dude.
TotalHufflepuff I know but why every video
That mom, even while dying, was a complete boss to that aunt.
I hope that the rest of her life was/will be as nice as it could possibly be for her...
That first story was a massive red flag. I'd be calling the police.
Drone1337 you have’nt heard alot of Rslash I know that (or you should think that some other stories on Rslash should raise a massive really massive red flag)
I'm exactly the same as you.
Exactly this sounds like she’s being abused
@@thefatcowv2.043 Moral of the substory: Don't comment while sleepy.
@@RamdomView Lesson learned, I'd hope.
But we all make mistakes.
Entitled Aunt: "We're family! Family gets to make decisions for others in the family!!"
Oh? Cool, I'm gonna donate one of your kidneys and get you a face tattoo.
EA: *Shocked*
you think the entitled aunt would be upset if i told her i was selling her organs for money to feed my family lol
EA: Shocked
Me: It's in the Game
I would choose to present her information online 😈😈😈
*shocked Pikachu face*
"NO, YOU CAN'T DO THAT! BECAUSE YOU'RE NOT AS OLD AS US!"
arranged marriages also happen here in the states. my parents sold me out to a boy before i was even in first grade because his family had more money than ours. by the time i was in high school i had been in a relationship for 2 years which my parents told them was just "puppy love" and that there was no problem with the arrangement. that all came to a halt when I graduated and they told me it was time to get married. I told them there was no way I was getting married at 18 and that my bf hadnt even proposed. that's when I found out about the marriage they had set up. I went off on them and moved in with a friend for a while. a few weeks later, the asshole actually showed up at her house in a tux with a limo. when I came to the door I was in jeans and a t-shirt. he was pissed and asked me why I wasn't ready to go to the church. I told him that I wasn't religious and never go to church. he said it was time for our wedding and I laughed in his face. I told him if he wanted to get married so bad that he should try proposing to his right hand, as I knew that they had a very intimate relationship. my father called later, and was pissed. he had promised me to him long ago, and that it was my duty to marry him, and let him take my virginity on our wedding night. I told him "surprise dad. im not a virgin. I lost that when I was 15".
Im 38 now and haven't seen or spoken to my parents since I was 18. I heard that the boy got married to some gutter trash whore, and that the family lost all their social standing from the scandal of a woman with self respect. I feel no pity or regret whatsoever.
wait, was he the same age as you when you were "promised" to him? or was he older? jw
Bruh........
@@emptyvoid5421 he was 4 years older than me. if i remember right he was in fifth grade when all that was set up.
Jennifer if you don’t mind me asking, do you know if he knew about it before you?
I had similar story. But when I was 15 "my men" in attempt of kissing me lost his 2 teeth... I wonder why he never showed up again... 😂
Terminal Cancer Story: The mother sounded like a wonderful and strong woman to the end! R.I.P
It actually... made me tear up
Ok, this is like an impostor saying they saw person A kill person B, when Person A,C, and D saw what happened
She sounded like a really awesome person to drink coffee with and laugh. RIP.
I agree 🙏
Rip
For the story about the mom with cancer telling off the shit aunt, if you've ever had to see someone with terminal cancer, the fact that this woman had her coffee and toast while telling off her toxic sister was so uplifting, and honestly she sounds like a God damn BOSS
The OP in the first story should've called the cops and told them about the whole situation. Should've added that "I don't know if it could be the case but i think it might be a kidnapping because the child seemed scared."
Yeah, I and apparently most of the people watching this were thinking the same thing. That was setting off alarms all over the place
Sometimes it's good to be suspicious
Things like this you shouldn't take chances
add in the fact op said they were a distance from any place. hes like that and shes like that in such a place? red flags.
@@zerodawn09 I'd forgotten about that detail, but yeah, more red flags than the fucking Soviet Union and China put together. At the very least, a parent so shitty CPS should've been called. At the worst, it was a kidnapping
Yep i thought so too. As the story proceeded i thought it was a kidnapping case but it took a turn and i hope it was really her father and that she went home.
The last story reminds me of that news clip where a kid had been shot BREAKING INTO a house... the kid's family was on the news COMPLAINING and blaming the home owner because the 19 year old 'child' that broke in was just, "trying to get some clothes for school..." Which was obviously not true, he was a crook... literally.. and even IF it was, then it was the FAMILY'S fault for not providing the kid with school clothes... I believe they also tried to sue the homeowner... people are actually INSANE these days..
You got the link l. Seems interesting
@@ShazadAli-xy4ib YUP, this is it.. watch the video until the end...
maybe the family is in poverty? you don't know.
@@GiordanDiodato That is no excuse to break into someones home. My family had no mone when I was growing up but I never robbed anyones house.
I think I remember that new story. that was what, a couple years back? At the mom and a few other family members giving a news interview talking about how good the kid was and how they should have just let him do what he needed to do and not have shot him. Had a similar incident happened at a store a while back where this kid tried to rob the place and ended up getting shot buy another customer who was conceal carrying. That guys family had a very similar reaction of "you should have just let him take all the money now he's dead and it's your fault"
First story; jerkface needs to be busted and charged with felony child neglect and abuse. Taking a child out in any bad weather without proper clothing is bad all around. He needs a visit out behind the he wood shed. 🐻
"f*** trophy" is the best synonym for "child" I've heard in my life
Honestly that first one almost sounds like that girl is a kidnap victim.
Omg! I was Immediately thinking the same thing! The description of the situation sounded so off!
@@jaram2369 It was all fine then it said he was in full winter wear and she in thin pajamas.... My instant reaction was to whip my head toward the screen and say 'hold up'.
@@_Fizel_ yep, exact same response here. I'm just really hoping there was more detail to the situation than the op wrote
I would have called the cops when they went to the bathroom, and checked them out slowly. Even if it was just a misunderstanding, and if she was actually his child, he's taking a kid outside in apparently freezing weather in nothing but pajamas while he wore a heavy coat. Better to be safe than sorry, right?
Or an abuse victim
Gotta say, my first thought about the girl not dressed for the weather was that she’d been kidnapped 😬 Huge red flags there.
Oh, could be for sure..and the kidnapper complaining to a cashier during?? These days, I would believe it....🙄
Wow, my first thought was that dad was just an selfish jerk that decided he wanted some snacks; woke his lil girl up so as not to leave her unattended, and rushed her out before making sure she was dressed properly.
It's kind of scary you live in an area where that's the first place your mind goes to; I see selfish dad, you see Amber Alert
Yea but ud think that a kidnapper would want 2 not draw attention 2 themselves or their victim & a child ESPECIALLY 1 that young being dressed inadequately 4 the weather is BOUND 2 draw attention & possibly even phone calls 2 the police so my thoughts r that the ed was just a selfish ass who couldnt b bothered 2 dress his kid properly b4 dragging her out n2 the cold cuz he wanted sum snacks...eps DO often endanger their children w/ their stupidity & selfishness any1 remember the story where the em threw her kid n2 the deep end of a 20+ ft deep pool & pushed him away from the side & was filming her small child DROWNING & kept commenting on how he was swimming "just like a little fish" as her kid sank deeper & deeper rather than jumping n 2 save him then when she got yelled @ by the lifeguard she stuttered an excuse about how she didnt want 2 ruin her phone or clothes by jumping n
mind over matter becoming your true self can you please post a link?
@@SH-qs7ee but remember, it also said the store was FAR from society.
*People these days, can't let children steal from them. How horrible of a person you have to be?*
S4MB4 M4ST4 Right?
@@williamandersson6638 disgusting
want to beat the parents are theifs too or at lease once was?
@@botforandroid6.934 discuztang
@@nicolascouceiro4427 lol
The one about life support pisses me off to my core.
I'm a paramedic and as such have to deal with these idiots who jet in at the end to yank the DNR and force me to work the code (CPR, intubation, defibrillation, medication, etc.) against the patient's wishes. Look folks, I'm 100% for trying to save the person if they can be saved. I'll give you a piece of advice (one that is in my living will and advanced directives),
If a doctor recommends a DNR, feel free to get a second opinion from another doctor. Please, do your due diligence and make sure that there is no other way. That being said, if the second doctor says to get a DNR, sign the damn DNR and DO NOT revoke it for any reason.
I just worked a code the other day for this situation. The husband is primary caregiver with hospice nurse visits each day. The daughter comes to see the mom one day, and just happens to pick the day where she is actively on the way out. She calls us and demands that we save her, and take her to a hospital forty five miles away when there was one less than half that distance. Spoiler alert, she passed anyway because at that point, you can't stop the inevitable and you're just prolonging it.
7:06 "how my dad was dishonouring her wishes"
me: dishonour on you dishonour on your family dishonour on your COW!
Shy girl turned sassy is now a regular name on this chanell
Apparently it is
I love her, she's honestly my heroine and everything I aspire to be against the same shitty culture
Nikita Verma heroine?
@@ExperimentalDud female equivalent of a hero
Niskara kool
Karen’s thought process be like: _”If you don’t let my son rob from you, then I’ll be extremely annoyed!”_
You're damn right!
Karen fight ne
Me: Then you're going to be more annoyed, Karen.
Karen bruh
I love how sarcastic prople can be when talking to or about EPs. Case in point, "regular or extra crispy"
"I can increase the current, but they need to tell me because the bill will be higher as well"
240 volts 6 amps should do the trick
Or yea shure your kid is definitely a little Angel who can just go around with a bat breaking peoples ankles
Aunt: "After all the trouble I went through..."
OP: "...that no one wanted or asked from you. Piss off."
Arranged marriage story: when Aunt started insisting, I quipped, "then you marry him!" OP said the same thing, stood firm on her decision, and set up evidence for legal trouble if they tried to force her! I'm so proud of her!
"Our next reddit post is by ShyGirlTurnedSassy"
Oh, this is gonna be a good one
That's what I thought
She lives in the entitled parent universe
@@nhytty7 lol I agree with you
Unrelated but nice Octoling pfp
Right when I was reading this that part came up XD
From the first story: are you sure the kid's her dad? Why is she obly in a pajama?
MamaBanana sounds sketchy and Madeline maccann like
I posted that in Redditors comments when he told that one.
Sounds like a guy that grabbed her from her home and dragged her out ..
yes. he’s my biological father. not a dad. when i was young we traveled a lot so it wasn’t uncommon for me to go outside in just my pj’s. he’s in prison now and i have a step dad. i’m traumatized but at least he’s registered as a sex offender for life.
Hanna Burton wait what?
I may not have reddit, but boy do I have an r/Entitledparents story. Make that an r/Entitledteacher story.
To give some context, I have a heart condition, and recently I've been having some medical issues like heart palpitations and chest pain. So my doctor prescribed a 30-day holter monitor for me. Sometimes the monitors have a rectangular shape, and SOMETIMES entitled substitute teachers consider such monitors as phones.
I was minding my own business in class, when the entitled substitute teacher (technically an entitled parent since she has a son who goes to my school) spotted my monitor and instantly assumed it was a phone in my pocket.
EST- "IS THAT A PHONE?" she gestures to my holter monitor.
Me- "um, that's actually a--"
EST- "GIVE ME THE PHONE!"
Me- But it's not--
EST- GIVE IT TO ME NOW!
I refused to let her have it. Reminder that the 'phone' is attached to me with leads and stickers, and taking off those leads are very painful. I kept trying to explain to her, but she wouldn't listen.
EST- PUT IT IN THE PHONE BOX!!" she points to the phone box on the desk.
That's when a good idea sparked into my head. I went over to the phone box, put the monitor in there, then stood next to the desk. A couple students started snickering, since they knew it was a monitor and not a phone.
EST- See?? That wasn't so bad! You can go sit down now.
I try not to laugh as I started walking away from the teacher's desk. As I did that, the phone box and the monitor came crashing down behind me. The holter monitor was dragging the phone box along the floor as I went back to my desk and sat down. Entitled Substitute teacher was perplexed by what she was seeing. She clearly wanted no part of my silly nonsense and physically tried to take the monitor away from me. "GIVE ME THAT" she tugged so hard, one of the leads almost came off. I wrapped one arm around me and took the holter monitor away with the other. "This is not a phone! It's. a. MONITER!" Entitled substitute teacher just gave me a look, then picked up the phone box and went back to her desk. I finally put the monitor back into my pocket and went on with my day. The incident did piss me off, but after I told my mom what happened, Entitled substitute teacher got into huge trouble with administration. I don't know if they fired her or not, but I sure hope they did.
So basically, some dumb woman almost put your life in danger because she's uneducated?
@@justsomeone18026 yep
She should get educated and maybe never be a substitute teacher again
I dated a first-generation Indian-American woman who at the time was getting her masters in psychology (she eventually got her PhD). She went to India to visit family (she spoke the local dialect). After a few days, she noticed men she didn't know being brought into the living room while she was reading, etc. having hushed conversations with her aunts while looking at her. It took a couple days for her to realize they were looking for a hubby for her. They weren't as bad as the aunts in the story, and she found it amusing.
Dude what the f is up with that dad. Like give the child your jacket. What a heartless man.
"Stealing is illegal, Karen."
Karen: *Surprised Pikachu Face*
😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂👌
Pikachu being especially appropriate, given what will happen to the kids in the last story when they hit that second fence.
"Let My Kids Steal, Or I'm Calling The Cops On You!"
Eh honey, what medication are you on?
Crack cocaine
ruclips.net/video/TTeAQFy5Ltw/видео.html
@@ExperimentalDud Enough said ^^
All Of Them!
she's on the brain killing medication
EP are just that annoying classmate that thinks they are the most well liked and favoured
bUt I aAaAaAaam!!!
*flips hair with a mocking smirk* My dad's the CEO of his company and is friends of the Mayor and the principal of this damn school. So basically, you should bow down to me since I'm SOOOOO much superior in terms of status.
Teacher: Wow, that's amazing. Here's your math homework for tonight, 23 questions, and make sure to show you're work. It'll be due at the beginning of class Karen.
Lol
"mY daD OWns dIsNey"
Menhera chan on ur profile pic!!!! She happens to be on my insta profile pic too
As soon as I heard the name ShyGirlTurnedSassy, I knew it was going to be a good story. I’ve heard a few of her other posts read by rSlash and they are epic.
That poor girl has been through a horrendous childhood of abuse, torment and ongoing bullying by people who just share the same blood as her. Her boyfriend and his mother are angels who understand the importance of young adults having the rights to choose their lives however they want. Those people need to pull their fricken' heads out of their rear ends and stop demanding their children to live the same oppressed lives that they want them to live and just let them choose their own lives and happiness. Their stagnant customs needed to die with their ancestors.
"Here's a picture of my son, Michael Smith. He's an eligible bachelor and works in tech support for Microsoft."
I work at Microsoft and I actually know a guy named Michael Smith. He is alright, but he is gay so... not really a candidate for an arranged marriage given the tradition is more heterosexual than not
6:40 An excellent opportunity for a rebuttal or turning logic around.
Ex. That it is her right, as family, to force-feed the grandmother "for own good"
Well, that would also mean, she would have to take their advice too. I'm guessing she would let her do it, if the outcome was her accepting the match. Which is why she didn't eat anyway. So ... that logic.
9:40 yeah same here. Anyways marriage decesions are becoming the child's discretion these days in this new generation of India.
Am I the only one that almost bursts laughing when rSlash actually curses, but censors it? XD
Reason behind me saying that, 14:25 for anybody else that would like to accuse me of being immature, everybody finds _something_ funny, even if a little
Do *you* expect him to swear?
Would *you* even grin a little?
Considering the type of person that rSlash shows himself to be, on RUclips, I certainly don’t expect him to swear and I’m always caught off guard
Macsy I’m not saying it’s funny in any way, all I’m saying that is that I don’t really expect it
Macsy I legit believe I could explain it MUCH better than I already have, but would you expect him to swear (and censor, of course) what he did in 14:25?
Plus, everybody finds _something_ funny, even if a little, while others don’t, you hopefully know already
@Macsy what are you 6?
@@PuffDaFluff you're pretty immature yourself.
I am from India, so once I was over 25 and still not married and single my relatives whenever I go to visit them came up with potential marriage proposals. They constantly remind me that my parents are getting older and it's my duty to give them happiness( grandchildren) which my parents never asked for of course. My parents are the coolest parents you ever asked for. So eventually I stop going to my relative's home, even avoid talking to them over the phone.
"family has right to make decisions for eachother"
I made the decision that i will take your car and house and you will live on the streets. We are family so i can make decisions for you.
Boom
*Pipebomb*
I guess I went a little overboard with this (it was the end of a long night) but anyway, my cousin’s girl was sitting on a couch, in an empty room, waiting to leave (I say empty so you see there are several seats open) and the younger girl decides she wants to sit in that exact spot her sister is in. I couldn’t see what was going on but the older told her to go away. So then we hear crying (the younger one was a whine bag). Her (step)dad says she should have just given the younger sister her seat, since she’s older and “has to be graceful”
I was like “eff that, she was there first, in a room full of empty seats!” And he tried to argue his point but I just turned to my great grandma and said “give me your house, Granny. I’m younger, so you have to be graceful and let me have my way.”
I don’t agree with letting someone get their way because they are younger or cry more.
SuperHappyCake DAAAAAAAMNNNNN!!! Nice way to show how stupid their logic is. What did the Stepdad do after you said that to your great grandma?
Shy girl turned sassy, hats off to you ma'am. Love her story's
Shygirlturnedsassy has a lot of good stories featured on this channel
Idk they're good stories but she always embellishes them to a point that's a little cringey. You dont need to exaggerate a story about entitled parents, they're crazy enough on their own
@@gabrielmartin977 I really doubt she's exaggerating. I live in India and the stories I could tell. Arranged marriages are extremely common in the north and almost all traditional families have it in their heads that the elders make all the decisions for the children and that men were supposed to work and women were supposed to stay at home,have kids and cook. Not exaggerating.
@@gabrielmartin977 My mom teaches at a college and they have a rule that no religious clothing can be worn. Like habits and burkas. One girl was getting married to some guy and her inlaws and fiance made her drop out because he didn't want other men looking at her.( they were Muslim so her not wearing the burka was considered extremely disrespectful)
Stacy Winchester
Dang. That is an extreme level of being Muslim. My family is all about hijabs, and even if you don’t wear them, we don’t care. It’s your decision
Gabriel Martin
she really isn’t exaggerating, this kind of thing would happen in southern Asia
I feel shygirlturnedsassy has been on here before- not the grandma stories, I think she was the one with the entitled cousin who wanted her birthday gifts? Maybe?
Ruyeka Hatori ya I think
She's posted a few times!
@@bellerain381 Yeah I remember at least one story from an Indian girl talking about her religion/entitled aunt/some family member
She's kind of like a recurring character in these videos, almost
ShyGirlTurnedSassy needs a vacation from entitled people. Like, Jeez.
“When I was 22, my family asked me why I wasn’t married yet”
My uncle who’s in his late 30’s and also isn’t married
Oooh the one about the arranged marriage! OP’s Dad was the real MVP at supporting his daughter and not forcing her into the arranged marriage! And congrats to OP for outwitting her aunt and grandmother!
I just lost my mom last week. I didn't even have power of attorney just designated as her health care advocate. She had a DNR on file with the hospital and I could have revoked it at any time and demanded life support and extreme measures be taken. When you have these decision making powers you can change anything once the patient is incapable of making their own choices. The story was wrong. Nothing is final simply because it's "on file". But, I honored her wishes, held her hand and said goodbye. You don't know hard until you have these decision-making powers given to you.
Personally I think if the person was in their right mind then nobody should be allowed to revoke it. Let the doctors fake it if necessary for the I can't let them go.
If they're in their right mind you cannot make decisions for them. Well, maybe with power of attorney but they could petition to revoke your poa if they could prove they were fit. Like I said, poa and health care advocate have decision-making only when the patient cannot make their own choices. And yes, the law, here in FL at least, allows the person making the decisions to revoke a DNR. No doctor in his right mind is going to fake anything for anyone, they're not going to risk their license and fines for you or me.
I'm sorry for your loss. Stay strong
Thank you.
Sad
Please call the cops, they would know what to do in the situation where you told them He's not letting my child steal
Your entitled parent voice legitimately pisses me off, even if I've heard the story before.
Good work.
That dying mother's statement and when she and how she said it. A prime example of how when you've faced and accepted your impending death you found the ultimate liberation from everything.
I loved how they were in a serious conversation,and when the officer asked what to say to the parents he said "Do you like your delinquents regular or extra crispy?"
It's entirely possible that ED and QC in story 1 are victims of domestic violence. He may have had to pull her out of bed quickly to prevent violence against her. Which would also explain why they're both miserable. Everyone has a story. He might be having to find a hotel after stopping so she can use a bathroom. Horrible people tend to put good people in horrible situations. And good people in horrible situations tend to be in a bad mood because of it.
Its more likely he's the one abusing the daughter or he's kidnapped her. If he's fleeing a domestic abuse situation why did he have enough time to get properly dressed to go out but couldnt be bothered to even give the kid a scarf? Hell he could've given her his coat since adults are much less likely to get seriously sick than a small child
I highly, HIGHLY doubt that. If that were the case, he wouldn't be acting like such a selfish asshole, and would be doting on her, OR I DUNNO, GIVEN HER HIS HAT AND SCARF?!
I'd grab my child's coat before my own.
It's possible but unlikely. Could be any amount of reasons for her not to be properly dressed and for him to be so grumpy. Maybe he had to pick her up from someone else's house (a friend or other family member) at a bad hour and far away and they didn't have a coat for her even though this doesn't explain why she doesn't wear his, maybe they had a fight and she's been refusing to put on her coat and he yelled at her but couldn't convince her and now they're both upset, etc. Still stupid that he wouldn't insist on keeping his child warm, but him abusing her or saving her from abuse is a stretch
HEY THOSE WHO THINK WE CANT STEAL!!
I know my kids are going to be very entitled and poor so would you just let them steal your stuff already??!??!!??!
Why am i here -right? Who does’nt just let them
2:25 wow that hit me like a truck
9:37 that woman is the goat, queen of all queens. To step up against her own family members so she could do things FOR HERSELF
During the last line of "Ask them if they like their delinquents original or extra crispy" I almost had water shooting out of my nose
Karen: Let my kid steal from your yard, or I'll speak to your maaaaanagerrrrrr!!
Honestly, this sort of BS annoys me. I remember my old school was quite old and had a flat roof and skylights over the changing rooms. Some of the kids went onto the school property at night (which is basically trespassing) and then climbed on the roof to commit some sort of vandalism. One of the little cherubs walked over one of the skylights and, being very old, it gave way and the boy fell through and into the changing room, impaling the underside of his chin on one of the coat hooks below. The fun part was that the little brat's parents sued the school for the kid getting seriously injured whilst in the property (even though he was there illegally) and they WON! I'm not sure what world we like in where criminals get better justice than the victims, but that payout that the school had to make to settle the suit meant they were unable to afford to repair the boiler, resulting in many closed days over winter while we were all sent home as it was too cold inside and the local authority fining the school for the number of enforced closures. So the computer facility that was being upgraded was postponed as well, due to lack of funds.
Wow thats nuts
Did you lose a finger writing this?
USA's legal system in a nutshell lmao.
@@X-Ter Indeed. But this is in England. Seems we’re adopting the same ridiculous nonsense.
@@vaxrazr1778 Yep. I sued RUclips for it, and they eventually paid out so I could get a new finger. Hence the delay replying 😂
In the second story when she said “grandmonster” I lost it 😂😂😂
Why do people ALWAYS say first or reference to being really early
**Nobody** cares
Person Alive first comment ...
@@williamandersson6638 first person to reply to your comment
ML K first person to congratulate you on shaving
@@williamandersson6638 first guy to congratulate you on congratulating me
ML K first to thank you for congratulating me congratulating you
i like how the only person with common sense in that family was the father, he understood that *the child was the one who needed to choose, not them*
Terminal cancer story: imagine saying you're gonna use a call to prove someone is "killing someone for insurance" in said call 😭😭
Clearly this isn't the worst part, just on top of it all, the entitled mom/grandma is just plain stupid smh
I'll come up with a joke later. Lemme watch the video.
Wheres the JOKE HUH huh huh
What's the joke my G?
@@aa-hsnick6379 y'all expecting the joke is the joke 😂😂💀💀
@@cinema6r845 oh i guess i could insult you as i like because, well... you died of laughing 💀
Z3R0F1V3 and I died laughing for ... ... eeeeh it’s nothing important hmmm bye b be bye
Tree Law!!!
Tree Law!!!
Tree Law!!!
Tree Law!!!
Tree Law!!!
16:25 - That is *NOT* okay!
"You can't judge other cultures."
Women in every culture: Who tf decided that? The dudes buying brides?
The fact that the kid from the first story was in pajamas and looked scared makes me think she may have been kidnapped from her home. I truly hope that isn’t the case thoufh
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I just saw the Title and i was like: COME ON LET ME STEAL OR ELSE I WILL CALL THE COP TO ARREST YOU FOR NOT LETTING ME COMMIT A CRIME
0:52 if this dude thinks that's bad. Try pooping while hunting in the pitch black below freezing weather😂
I'm an Indian man , yes this Aranged marriage puts a lot of pressure I was always scared to go on dates or pursue my dreams in education as it would be inappropriate for the family's name.
All of this has made me very scared of what type of a person would I end up with. Parents always guild trip kids into submitting to them.
I'm 24 now and my parents have started to search for a bride ,I feel I have not lived my youth yet, I want to just party and travel fortunately I'm financially stable but i still have to secretly drink alcohol as my parents still treat me as a child, and yes since I live in a joint family everyone freaks out if I don't come before 10 pm .honestly all of this is suffocating.
karens are entitled if you didn't know
EXCUSE ME?!
@@Karen-sv9po i will punt you into hell
@@blakethesnake6686 I'd like to see you try!
Karen wait
Holy shit there's a Karen
Go pikachu
I prefer it when rSlash actually swears then censors it. It just makes me laugh. I don't know why
same
but fucking youtube ruining everything for no reason
Yea tip for other switch owners don't take it out when theirs a small child because ya know it automatically belongs to them now
I would have called child protective services in that first story.
9:43 as an Indian myself, i can confirm this. Though i dont live in india since my parents moved to a different country in my early life, i still know this and im glad that my parents dont act like this. At this point, india should make arranged marriages illegal.
Ow! Ow ow ow! My neck!
I got in here so fast I got whiplash!
Magical Medic i got here so late but I still got here first
You had the opportunity to say “whipSLASH” but oh well 😂
Do these people hear themselves when they're talking?
Amen 🙏🏻
From my own experience: no. I've had such temper tantrums from time to time and could fit the entitled person bill. And i can tell you, no, they don't listen
EM: LET MY KIDS STEAL FROM YOU OR ILL CALL THE POLICE!!
Me: have you heard of a library?
EM: YEA DO YOU THINK IM DUMB???!!!
Me: *so check out a law book*
6:35 If that's true, I can make my dad decide what to buy for me as a birthday gift between a dirtbike and a math textbook. Awesome!
6:48 "Family makes decisions for each other" = "Imma marry him if you both divorce your husbands" ;)
When you sprain your wrist from clicking so hard on rslashs vid 🙌
Lillith McLachlan perfect comment for this emoji🙌 I think it is a little... unusal
William Andersson, I didn’t even think of that 😂😂
Lillith McLachlan hurting yourself🙌
William Andersson preeetty much 🙌🤪
Lillith McLachlan I commented back so fast i broke my leg🙌
Entitled parent: marry my child NOW!!!
Innocent Family Member: how about no?
Entitled parent: I am calling the police
Police: what’s going on here?
Entitled parent: this child is going to marry my son and she says no
Police: law and order screen thing pops up
When my Gran was dying, one of my aunts asked the hospital if they could make it so she died by the friday because my aunt was going on a cruise. Aunts are batshit crazy.
Seriously?
@@theOGTessTickle yes. We only found out because a nurse mentioned it to my mother with a message to my aunt that they didn't do that sort of thing.
@@IamNotANumber what the actual funk. I'm disgusted...
@@theOGTessTickle That wasn't the end of it. When my Gran did pass away, my aunt and another aunt went to the court and claimed her entire estate for themselves and said they were the only two heirs, despite my four other aunts and uncles, one of which actually lived WITH my Gran at the time and looked after her. They got it sorted in the end but nobody speaks to these two aunts anymore.
@@IamNotANumber Wow. What monsters!
5:13 Lucky for this girl her dad took her side
It’s sad arranged marriages are a thing
the sad thing with the indian marriage story is that this problem is present heavily in both rural and urban india and unlike op most girls aren't even aware enough of their rights so they get married off without getting to properly even have carriers they end up being housewives who just cook, look after children and some even are illiterate. OP was lucky that her father was a modern thinker.
I’m making a new account SPECIFICALLY to watch this channel, without using my mother’s account...
How brave of you lol
Dark _Queen666 I’m sorry what
And putting this comment?
Yes good old entitled parents
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Wait WHAT
WAIT THATS ILLEGAL
The aunt who called OP selfish in the cancer story...wow that hits close. My grandma died from colon cancer shortly after my 8th birthday and my mom was her primary caretaker. We bought a house down the street from her home so that she could still maintain as much of her dignity as possible in her own home. Throughout the 18 months she was sick (her prognosis was 6 months but she was a fighter!) , we spent every day with her. Yet barely anyone else in my family even visited her. Her sisters, my great aunts have always been stuck up and handfuls to deal with. One day my great aunt was talking with my aunt (who visited and helped all she could) and made a comment about how they were "Babying" my grandma. My aunt said "She's DYING. She HAS CANCER" and my great aunt said "We're all dying. That doesn't mean shes going to be the first to go!"
I've got many stories about them but man that came rushing back. There's a reason I barely speak to anyone but immediate family at this point.
I like to think that in every story "OP" is the same person
Let's call him ajay
Me: far cry 4 ajay ghale
Same
Lol, yep, me too!
“Regular or Extra Crispy”... Hahahahahahahahahahaha!!!
"The cop laughed."
I like this cop. He's just like "OH MY GOD! These jackasses framed THEMSELF! HA! Classic!". :P
12:07 if I was in OP's place, before hanging up, I'd laugh at her threat and end with "good luck with your so called "evidence"" (I'd be confident that with the aunt's tone, her evidence will backfire on her.)
4:22, I'm a guy, and if my family did something like that, I'd be PISSED-Like she is an adult, she doesn't *have to marry anyone*
Porta potties are like green houses. The cold would not have been a problem for whoever was inside it.
*If the first stories logic made sense*
*Then think of how much money ALL my family would be paying for my scoliosis and neck and ear and hip surgery bills would take a toll on the whole family*
Shygirlturnedsassy has been on RSlash twice before, I remember that name anywhere...
Do they have retirement homes for elderly family in India? Seems like a tough family decision for OP to look into putting her Aunt and Grandmother in a home FOR THEM
That’s a real funny one at the end. Honestly if I was in that position and a local
government was trying to prevent me from protecting my property, I’d bill’em for the stolen property and make the grievance known how much they were failing the community.