Entitle parents:HOooOoOoooOOW DaaaarEYoOoOooOOoOOooooOoOOOoOooOoOoOoU op:um is it going on discord and every social media and on RUclips I’m me: on OP side
The sad thing is, this happens SO fucking much! Mother's of the bride are renown for trying to make a wedding THEIR way. It's not a huge ratio, I think it's only like 30% of mothers, but it's still insane how often people wanna destroy their kid's happiness just to redo their own clearly failed nuptials.
There needs to be a movie for the last story. Specifically the final act of the entire family working together. How many stories have an entire family protecting one person?
This actually seems like an episode of a show where this happens, not just a wedding, but perhaps a gathering, a major event or any special event where it goes wrong before it starts due to the bad people messing it up or sabotaging the event and the main characters join forces to try and save the event.
The dad in the period story needs to have a serious talk with his wife. She needed to be more respectful of his daughter or they should divorce. The dad shouldn’t be making excuses or apologizing on her behalf. That’s just wrong. Helen got what she deserved and I’m so glad that everyone else attending helped do so much to fix the wedding she tried to ruin.
My dad let his gf overrule him like that all the time. He's been with her for 10 years and because the house was originaly hers, he still pays her rents. He also let her kick me out went I was 14, and a second time when I was 15. The fat cow ruined my entire teenagehood.
Agreed on the dad. I feel sooner or later the SM will be splitting with him relatively soon. Helen got what she deserved and probably more for her stunts. She's lucky the icing never happened to be ingested as that would be grounds for attempted homicide and attempted assault with a deadly weapon (may blur the lines as it only was deadly to allergies to the weapon or means in general). Also, I'm sure the rest of the family are no contact themselves with Helen.
When i first heard about 'Demisexual' i was stunned. Has f-ing around become so common that the Idea that you need a a Bond is now the Odd-thing-out? The Minority? Have people become covinced that this is a 'special lil thing' that 'some people may have'... WTF much. WTF much a lot.
Jesus, the wedding story. That family are amazing for managing to get all those stories of sabotage out of the entitled mother and fix everything without letting Alice know and ruining her day. They really went above and beyond to make sure everything was alright and keep Alice safe, and judging by the couple mentions of abuse on the stepfather's side and the Mom wanting to literally poison her with her allergies, this is probably the first time Alice has felt like she has a real family. It's a really touching story despite how horrific the mother was.
Yeah, that was great. I especially loved how the whole family was willing to go above and beyond to protect their new family member. Alice is a really lucky woman to have found such a great family. I hope her and Ron are still happy and take care of each other.
It's really wholesome, I believe it's karma for Alice to make up for having an abusive stepfather and a piece of shit mother, now she has the best in law family there is.
The fact that in the second story op gave her brothers the names Ron, Fred, and George and that her family was so wonderful in making Alice and Ron’s wedding perfect makes me believe that this is the real Weasley family.
Uhm, I'm trying to be rude or anything, just a small(ish) correction. Story Two is the Jason story, where Jasin tried to propose to OP and OP's family is upset with her.
When i first heard about 'Demisexual' i was stunned. Has f-ing around become so common that the Idea that you need a a Bond is now the Odd-thing-out? The Minority? Have people become covinced that this is a 'special lil thing' that 'some people may have'... WTF much. WTF much a lot.
@@slevinchannel7589 *Yep unfortunately so.* And even having no sexual attaction to people what so ever- full 'Asexuals' like me _- aka people who chose to live celibate without the religious aspect -_ are seen this way. There are literally people out there trying to "cure" asexual people by violating and shaming them. This happens even in the LGBTQ community. It is horrible. Humans are horrible! The world is so obsessed with sex that you're not allowed to live without it without being seen as "weird", "selfish", "unnatural" or "unhealthy". To the point where people LITTERALLY use phrases like "you're just mad because nobody want's to f--k you" or "You must be a lonely virgin" AS AN INSULT. _Remember the old times when being virgin and never having children was seen as an act of purity?_ Well it's not anymore! Then there's the thing that- If you love sex too much, then you're unnatural; and if you aren't interested in sex at all, then you're also unnatural. The whole _"your life decision somehow for some reason affects me and so I will hate on you for it"_ mentality IS SO WEIRD TO ME! ugh- Can we just delete humans already? I'm beyond done with us.
@@slevinchannel7589 The difference, AFAIK, is that with demisexuality, you're not capable of having sexual attraction until you've built a certain bond with your partner, as opposed to simply choosing not to act on your attraction until you've built that bond.
"If not for your step-father, you'd never meet your husband!" He abused her. Imagine kicking the shit out of your step-kid and thinking that owes you an invite to their wedding. And I say "kicking shit out of" cos I'm hoping it's not sexual. If it is... Oh, if it is...... Hell doesn't have torture strong enough for them.
You know damn well the mother would've made her daughter having a severe allergic reaction, that she'd have caused, at the wedding all about her. Her daughter could've died or come close to it and she definitely would've been "oh woe is me." She's a narcissist who was hellbent on making it about her one way or another. Why else would she have such a nuclear reaction to missing a wedding she tried to sabotage that everyone else but herself enjoyed? The rest of the family are MVPs.
When i first heard about 'Demisexual' i was stunned. Has f-ing around become so common that the Idea that you need a a Bond is now the Odd-thing-out? The Minority? Have people become covinced that this is a 'special lil thing' that 'some people may have'... WTF much. WTF much a lot.
Shoutout to the last OP’s family; they’re the *real* MVPs! Imagine being so entitled that you’d rather have your kid have a severe allergic reaction to a food item than to leave said food as is just because it isn’t to *your* liking! And said item was meant for your CHILD, not for YOU! I’m glad Alice married into a great family.
You can say that again. OP’s SIL’s family are real troopers. Good thing her family had the bride’s back and put that EM in her place. Karma sure is a b****.
One thing I would have loved as a cherry on top is if they set the cake Helen ruined aside for when she woke up. Tell her what they did, but that they "saved her cake in case she wanted it", and then pie her in the face with it.
Right? And let's not forget how incredible it was for the entire family to repair all of the damage done. All without worrying the bride! They are most assuredly the MVP's.
That's how a family should work. They kept the bride's vision alive regardless of what had to be salvaged for the wedding after EM made changes. They even did it in the dead of night where resources were scarce and time was short. That's family right there.
Having that family that made sure Alice had best wedding she deserves is one of the things that restores humanity, they went all out on her, made sure her wedding was her happiest moments, made sure her screwed up mother couldn’t ruin it, even fixed everything while she was sleeping they must have been tired by the time they are done. That family need a metal for it
The entitled mom from the wedding story would probably be all, "I tried to improve my daughter's disgustingly plain wedding cake with coconut frosting, even though I know she's allergic to coconut and then I tried to invite my husband to her wedding because she wouldn't have met her future husband if he hadn't abused her to the point that she ran away from home. My whole family keeps saying I'm a huge asshole for that, though! AITA?" if she ever posted on r/AITA. lmao
And when people declare her TA, the entitled mom will come back with “I apologized and said I’m sorry! Her stepfather forgives me too! Yet she’s so close minded and won’t accept my apology”
Oh, trust me, a narcissist like the mom would NEVER ask if they were the a-hole. They know they aren’t. They would look for sympathy and approval, by saying how great and misunderstood they are. Nothing is ever the narcissist’s fault. Not ever.
I just can't seem to grasp why parents try to force their adult children into having kids then get all pissy when they refuse and surprised when they go no contact. Like you just pushed away your own daughter and now she no longer considers you her family.
That has always baffled me as well. I have a 21 & 17 year old. They don't even know if I want grandkids or not because I don't want any pressure from me to help make that decision for them. Kids are HARD. You have to be incredibly unselfish for 20 years & then you have to be kinda unselfish. It's not something everyone is capable of. That's fine. The only people who should have kids are the people who desperately want them. We'll have way less abuse & neglect that way as a side bonus.
These are people that were raised to believe it's their "godly duty" to spawn and that grandparenthood is what their due as recompense for having kids.
I think she was wrong to hate on everyone for the "asking the fathers permission" part as that is quite traditional to do before you pop the question to the bride to be. However, the kids aspect I dont disagree on. That is a huge thing and should have been discussed beforehand instead of just assuming she would change her mind. Both were wrong to a degree.
@@aaronsouthard8366 If you've never had a conversation with the intended recipient of an engagement ring about getting married, you should never be asking her father for his permission. My own father's first question to that question would be "Have you talked to 'Tazhie' about getting married" If he responded yes, it would be followed by "and what did she say because you're asking the wrong person now?" If he had said no we haven't talked about that, my dad's response would be similar to "Then why are you asking me anything when you have no idea if she'd even want to marry you? I'm definitely not interested in marrying you so go talk to your girlfriend about that. Lemme know what you guys decide & I'll be there to support my girl like I always have." If you don't know what the answer will be, any talk about an engagement with anyone outside of the couple (aside from a potential groom asking his own family for access to an heirloom ring that was already promised to him) is WAY premature.
When i first heard about 'Demisexual' i was stunned. Has f-ing around become so common that the Idea that you need a a Bond is now the Odd-thing-out? The Minority? Have people become covinced that this is a 'special lil thing' that 'some people may have'... WTF much. WTF much a lot.
@@slevinchannel7589 I legitimately can't respect the label "demisexual" because it's literally just being a normal relationship. The existence of the label "demisexual" makes it sound like anyone that doesn't identify as it is someone that only has one-night stands or will screw literally anyone that meets their base standards with no attachments.
@@slevinchannel7589 2 year old comment, I know, but anyway. Demisexual is more than just that. You need a good connection, as in, you've known the person for 3 years. It isn't just 'no one-night stands' it's 'I have to know this person for years before I will have sex with them.'
When i first heard about 'Demisexual' i was stunned. Has f-ing around become so common that the Idea that you need a a Bond is now the Odd-thing-out? The Minority? Have people become covinced that this is a 'special lil thing' that 'some people may have'... WTF much. WTF much a lot.
When i first heard about 'Demisexual' i was stunned. Has f-ing around become so common that the Idea that you need a a Bond is now the Odd-thing-out? The Minority? Have people become covinced that this is a 'special lil thing' that 'some people may have'... WTF much. WTF much a lot.
@@slevinchannel7589 welcome to why is old gays hate all these new identities that aren’t identities at all, folk are so desperate to feel special that normal human behaviour now needs to be labelled. We fought for same sex rights (decriminalisation of homosexuality, marriage, adoption) and then fought against even needing labels to describe normal things, the only real “labels” we have are bisexual, lesbian, gay, transsexual, because those just accurately describe your orientation or gender identity, but I have a lot of friends who are like butch lesbian but don’t wanna label themselves because that’s what they fought against. Now today folk wanna feel part of something cool and view us, the alphabet people, as the new cool and quirky club to join. Except we’re not a club, we’re 4 communities who came together to fight for our basic rights to exist as human beings, to fight against oppression, and fight against our very selves being illegal. Somehow we’re now a cool club and that’s why you have “Demi sexual”, which is just “I don’t want to have casual sex” It is very depressing.
My story isnt as bad my sister ex bf was always staring at my body never did anything tho she finally broke up with him when she saw him tho before she never believed me
Indeed. That is not what acting like a grow up means! it means that you make responsible decisions. Which means that the ex partner and the poor girl's whole family is actually acts like the opposite of adults. They have NO right so say anything about the topic! No one can/should not force her anyways.
@@cosmicreef5858 I really appreciate that you respond to my post, but I have no idea about the context. It's been over a year that I watched the video, lol.
God No! Absolutely not! I want marriage and children, but the moment I see someone trying to pressure someone into marriage and children, I would be raging at the bully, especially if the victim's a loved one. Marriage and children should be A CHOICE! NO ONE SHOULD PRESSURE YOU INTO MARRIAGE OR CHILDREN! EVER!
I think this kind of thing happens more often than people would like to admit. A friend of my family had a wedding...her mother was a raving heroin addict and her step-father was a registered pedo. Myself and several of the guys I worked with became an impromptu security detail because her mother just couldn't take the hint. Best unpaid job I ever worked.
I really like that the wedding story - apart from the momzilla - is actually quite wholesome. A whole extended family comes together sacrificing their own rest to give the best wedding they can provide for their beloved relative. Aunt Rose is a baws.
@@WyntheRogue I'm a Ravenclaw and I would've been more than happy to help out with serving food or drinks. Hell, I would even be delighted to work as security.
I hope that she told her clients what happened at her wedding as a cautionary tale as to know who is family and has got your back and knowing the ones who stabs it, or more like tries to poison it.
Having been in a few weddings that went a little topsy turvy, I’m glad they never made it to that extent, and it makes me so happy that Alice’s family was looking out for her. Also, the fact they rallied together and made sure the wedding party didn’t know, but that everything was taken care of, gold star family, can’t give enough praise. Mom though, Mom needs a reality check (and that’s putting it lightly).
They (the Karen mom and Karen Stepdad) live in a delusional fairy tale land where they think that everything they say and do is somehow in the right. They are beasts, barely human at all, and have no proper morals to speak of. They are narcissists and devils who cant see that they were wrong for even half a second, and will thrash and battle to the end just to fulfill their delusional fantasies of being right.
Probably not since they didn't record her saying it, and she was intoxicated so it wouldn't hold up in court if it came to that, but maybe a restraining order since there were tons of witnesses and evidence stating as such. I am not a lawyer so I am not sure of some laws (depending on where they live of course).
@@callmewolf3910true but the monster can say she was kept offered drinks and say that part was planned and lie saying she didn't cut the sunflowers and say they came like that since OP's brother didn't see it happen, just afterwards. I am not saying she shouldn't face criminal charges, I'm saying that to get the fair sentencing they need full blown proof and cooperation to get it. Or wait till the MOMster just opens her mouth and let her lawyer facepalm their head on the table.
Omg that wedding story, the in laws are amazing fixing everything making it just the way the couple wanted. Disposing of the mother. 10/10 amazing. Its those they that will make alice feel loved and safe. I'm glad she found herself a new and better family
In the 2nd story. The girl is soooo smart to drop that guy and not say yes. That setup was the most massive red flag I have seen. if she said yes I feel her whole life would have not been what she wanted (stress, kids, a bad partner, ect).
Ok, the family in the wedding story is just amazing. Not only with supplying most of the wedding, but as soon as Helen starts to ruin everything, they rush off to fix it and try to not give any stress to the bride or groom. They're just amazing
@@Mewse1203 that's disgusting. I know there are people like this, and FUCK THEM! Periods are normal bodily functions and nothing to be ashamed of. Yeah, it's disgusting, but so is shit. Nobody feels embarrased if they tell people they had to "go number 2", or whatever.
Alice is so lucky to have family like that, they did so much to make sure her day was special and I'm glad she became a wedding planner that could help the way her family did. I also love the fact that the boy are named Fred and George
@Nikolay T Niceguys are guys who typically behave like average everyday humans. But when they are romantically rejected, they have meltdowns and start verbally attacking the person who rejected them like a toddler throwing a tantrum cause someone dared tell them no. Genderbent version is Nicegirls. They got that name because such people like to loudly proclaim “I’m the perfect guy/girl because I’m nice”, only to turn around and demonstrate all the ways they aren’t nice
@@jessieM4 There are two different nice guys, one who are legit nice guys who are caring, kind and understanding while there's also the creepy nice guys with their own subreddit, the kind who wants to force a girl into being with her, live the kinda live style he wants to and even mold her into being his ideal woman, regardless if the woman herself want any of these. OP's siblings referred to the guy as the former as a way for her to stay with him, even though it's very obviously the latter.
I'm happy everyone came together to fix the wedding for Alice and her husband They deserve it Everyone deserves happiness Except the Helens, Susans, Karens, and all those other entitled people They can go and argue with each other about what each of them want while none of them get anything
3:00 - 6:15 Had a boyfriend when I was 20 (he was 25) who started talking about marriage around month 2. I told him I wasn't comfortable talking about things like that as I still felt I was too young to get married any time soon. Over the next 2 years of us dating he would continue to talk about us getting married both in private and in front of my friends and how he wanted our kids to look "white like you" (he was Korean). I would repeatedly tell him I wasn't comfortable with this and he would always play it off as a joke or say something like "but you do want to marry me though, right? Don't you love me?" Finally broke up with him after he finally admitted to emotionally manipulating me.
OMG, that story about being obligated to have kids... I know my mom was hoping for grandkids, but she had the grace to accept that I wasn't the right person for the job. I'm really glad my brother had a beautiful and awesome son.
1:18 sounds like endometriosis, I have it too and pain is absolutely excruciating. It feels like your appendix burst but the pain gets keeping worse in waves
Family isn’t always blood related. It’s who’s willing to stand by you and for you in times of need. Alice is so lucky to have such wonderful people in her life (besides her mother and step father of course!)
@@alexaltenberger7324 Have you brought up the subject in a way that isn't you coming out but a topic of discussion? It's always better to educate others for their ignorance than argue over it. Maybe you and your sister coming up with a plan like saying that an influencer/celeb you know is demi and see what their reaction and response to it is.
@@audreym3908 it's... not quite that easy, with my family... they're understanding of straight/gay relationships, but that's it.. they refuse to comprehend the rest of the spectrum like ace/aro/demi ect... and considering i'm still living under my grandmother's roof, it's usually her way or the highway.. I'm currently working and saving up to find my own place, move out to be closer to the BF (long distance, 5 hours away by car)... maybe someday, once i'm able to live independently from them, I might tell them.. but not anytime soon... thank you though ^v^
Even if it was why would you be scared of fucking birth control. "Oh God! She's going to murder all the unborn children my wrinkly ass can't birth anyway!" Joking aside I think the implication was she was 'afraid of STDs' her stepdaughter 'has.' Cuz, you know, being on birth control means she's gonna bang every buck in a 5 mile radius.
I imagined she wanted grandchildren and when realizing that OP is going on birth control, she decided to disrespect their own stepdaughter, even refusing to eat anything she eats all because she'll never have kids. That's what I imagined happened.
Ugh, as a fellow Demisexual, I felt the first story. My mom automatically assumed I would go sleeping around and it really messed me up mentally. I just cant describe in words how uncomfortable and icky that is to us.
As an asexual, I whole-heartedly agree. That's why I'll never been comfortable talking to my mom about anything sexual. She'll start all kinds of stuff about sex and when I try to hint that I won't have sex, she goes on her: "Oh yes, well that's what you think now, you'll change your mind later." Which is why I've never felt comfortable with coming out to them, since asexuality will come off as a childish phase to them, that I just am not ready.
Dam man Alice's family are freaking awesome for what they did 👏 not only did they save everything for possibly the best day of her life but they also tried to keep it a secret from her without wanting any thanks or anything dam if only everyone was like them then the world would be such an amazing place hats off to them
First story made me think of this... Period pain is NO joke. It may be 'normal' for you to have it a bit worse but it's not supposed to be crippling. If it is and you end up in debilitating pain please PLEASE go see a doctor. If they say "that's normal" go see another until they LISTEN! Menstrual cramps can be a sign of underlying issues which don't show many symptoms, including some that if not treated can make end up with you being sterile. Please, there is no reason to feel so much pain every month needlessly. Girls are routinely gaslit to believe the extreme pain they feel is natural when it is not!
I would advise anyone that does have bad (but not terribly bad!) pains to take the pill all year round. I did that for many years now and it is great as I really couldnt live with the pain and all the limitations. But always check with your doc
The love, protectiveness, and consideration OP and their family showed Alice brought tears to my eyes. I'm so happy she has them, and that her awful mother and stepfather are out of her life.
I’m sorry… was Helen giving Alice’s step father credit for her marriage because he abused her so bad she ran away and met her now husband. What the hell kind of logic is that???
The fact that a horrible wedding experience caused by an entitled parent lead to that kind of career shift to prevent others from going through it is wholesome af.
forcing someone to have kids, just because "ts the right thing to do"... that;s how you end up with unhappy families. I do NOT want kids nor a marriage and will make these things clear from the start of a relationship
Multi-generational dysfunction. I was miserable but I did my duty like my parents before me, now its your turn. This isn't a pre-industrial society where you need free labor to help on the farm or an early industrial society where you need to send your kids off the factory at age 6 to make ends meet. No one should be pressured to have kids if they don't want them any more than they should be pressured to get married.
I’m just gonna say that the bride is so lucky that she has OP and her family to fix everything her mother messed up not tell the bride, so she can enjoy your special day. You guys are the absolute bomb.
Wow, in the last story it's really wholesome how the entire family fixed everything without letting the spouses know anything to not stress them, Alice has a really shitty mother and an abusive stepfather, but karma rewarded her by giving her the best in law family there is. I wish her and Ron all the happiness in the world.
If i were still on the dating scene and my partner went behind my back to talk wedding plans with my family, then dropped a proposal on me IN PUBLIC, and ignored and insulted my choices........man i would break up with them on the SPOT. That kind of disrespect would destroy any trust i had in someone, asking anyone for my commitment other than me is an instant deal breaker. I hope OP is having a much better time away from ppl who don't respect her wishes. Good luck OP!
That last story was amazing! I'm genuinely amazed that a mother can be so selfish & hurtful to her own daughter. Yet I'm also amazed that her in-laws went so out of their way to redo nearly everything for the wedding after mother from hel* went out of her way to ruin her daughters day. Good on George for getting her so drunk she fessed up, passed out and missed the whole wedding! For Fred following It and discovering mummy dearests psychotic destructive behaviour! And for OP, for stopping mum of the year inviting a man that abus*d Alice. And for telling us this wild but brilliant tale! Alice definitely married into an amazing family! She and Ron deserve all the happiness in the world! They just need to stay far far away from that toxic mother! Who does that to their own child? ESPECIALLY the coconut frosting incident!! Like seriously? WTF you nut job?
Wow, I honestly can't understand how a mother can be so entitled that she'd risk the life of her own daughter simply because she wanted a coconut cake, which her daughter is potentially deathly allergic to. I can't help but imagine what could have happened if OP and their family hadn't caught on to what she was doing and fixed everything. First would probably be the flowers, having to throw out all the beheaded ones, and not enough time to get new ones, which would obviously upset the bride. Then her abusive stepfather showing up out of the blue to walk her down the isle, causing a scene, and possibly a fight, upsetting her even more. Then, when it finally came time for the cake, she takes that first bite not knowing it's covered in coconut frosting, and going into anaphylactic shock as her throat starts closing up. Of course, they call 911 to get an EMT, but since they're in such a big ranch, they're also probably far away from civilization, so the EMT's may not get there in time, and she dies. What would have been the best day of her entire life, ending in such tragedy because her entitled mother wanted things her way. This also reminds me of the mother who thought her kid's nut allergy was just them faking, so snuck nuts into their birthday cake to try and prove to everyone that allergies don't exist.
That wedding story was beyond touching. It's incredible that someone like Alice has such a wonderful and supportive family that they would go through all that work to make her wedding day perfect when her mother did everything she could to ruin it. Imagine the love those people have for the bride that they did everything they could to not only fix what would've been a complete sabotage of her wedding, but manage to keep her from knowing a thing until AFTER the honeymoon so she could just focus on having the best time of her life.
Can we stop for a second and recognize the AMAZING friends the lady in the last story had, I mean the MIL did everything she could to ruin the wedding, and they fixed everything without the bride finding out in only a few hours! These people are truly some of the greatest
Glad that the woman in the wedding-story got the wedding she deserved: the one she wanted! I am so sick of people trying to tell their daughters/sons how they should live their lives and how they should marry and have kids... And trying to invite the stepfather as a surprise, even though that man was the reason someone ran away? that is the WORST thing and a good reason to burn every bridge with that "mother" ...
Dude, that wedding story, is the definition of what a family should be. That is one lucky bride. I am sure she is thrilled to get away from her train wreck of a family.
The last story was pretty amazing actually. It is nice to hear that a family can stick to their sister/daughter in law so much. But I was a bit dissapointed that Fred and George did not interfered with EM's plans with some fireworks and magic.
Old video but, I love the wholesome story of the family (besides the entitled mother) railled behind Alice and supported her throughout the wedding planning and the actual wedding day 😊.
Everyone in Ron's family could get an essay written about them for how incredible they were for coming through for Alice over the course of one night with no warning. But I want to specifically point out how incredible GEORGE was. For getting Alice to tell him everything and take herself out of the wedding without her catching on OR him losing his cool, George sounds like one of the smartest, cleverest, craftiest people I've ever heard of.
The bride story in the end just made me feel all warm & fuzzy... Like, yeah, the mom is a horrible person, but the way the whole family just went above and beyond to save the wedding, leaving the bride & groom as stress-free as possible.... just,.... what a wonderful family...
That last story was amazing! That entire family went above and beyond because they loved Ron and Alice. That kind of stuff just warms my heart. I hope that my husband and his family, whoever they shall be, will be as amazing. Thankfully, I don’t have the crazy entitled mother though.
The bride becoming a wedding planner is the purest form of "Pay It Forward" I've seen lately.
It gave me happy goosebumps 😊
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The sad thing is, this happens SO fucking much! Mother's of the bride are renown for trying to make a wedding THEIR way. It's not a huge ratio, I think it's only like 30% of mothers, but it's still insane how often people wanna destroy their kid's happiness just to redo their own clearly failed nuptials.
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There needs to be a movie for the last story. Specifically the final act of the entire family working together. How many stories have an entire family protecting one person?
I can see it being a Hallmark channel movie with some Lifetime in it.
There aren’t many stories like that to be honest, which is why I really like it
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This actually seems like an episode of a show where this happens, not just a wedding, but perhaps a gathering, a major event or any special event where it goes wrong before it starts due to the bad people messing it up or sabotaging the event and the main characters join forces to try and save the event.
The dad in the period story needs to have a serious talk with his wife. She needed to be more respectful of his daughter or they should divorce. The dad shouldn’t be making excuses or apologizing on her behalf. That’s just wrong.
Helen got what she deserved and I’m so glad that everyone else attending helped do so much to fix the wedding she tried to ruin.
My dad let his gf overrule him like that all the time. He's been with her for 10 years and because the house was originaly hers, he still pays her rents. He also let her kick me out went I was 14, and a second time when I was 15. The fat cow ruined my entire teenagehood.
Agreed on the dad. I feel sooner or later the SM will be splitting with him relatively soon. Helen got what she deserved and probably more for her stunts. She's lucky the icing never happened to be ingested as that would be grounds for attempted homicide and attempted assault with a deadly weapon (may blur the lines as it only was deadly to allergies to the weapon or means in general). Also, I'm sure the rest of the family are no contact themselves with Helen.
@@soulgazer11 Jeez, 14? Where did you go? Your dad and his gf could have and should have gotten some kind of criminal penalty;
@@soulgazer11 I'm so sorry for what that woman put you through.
@@johngennaria7081 You're right. It would have messed with the bride's health.
1st story - amazing pair of dogs.
Dividing up responsibilities - "you stay with her, while I fetch help".
Those are very good dogs.
When the doggos are the real family.
What did we as humans do to deserve dogs these precious beings
When i first heard about 'Demisexual' i was stunned. Has f-ing around become so common that the Idea that you need a a Bond is now the Odd-thing-out? The Minority?
Have people become covinced that this is a 'special lil thing' that 'some people may have'...
WTF much. WTF much a lot.
@@slevinchannel7589 No idea what you're going on about - I think your comment belongs elsewhere.
@@ianmacfarlane1241 I was takling about this Video in General.
Jesus, the wedding story. That family are amazing for managing to get all those stories of sabotage out of the entitled mother and fix everything without letting Alice know and ruining her day. They really went above and beyond to make sure everything was alright and keep Alice safe, and judging by the couple mentions of abuse on the stepfather's side and the Mom wanting to literally poison her with her allergies, this is probably the first time Alice has felt like she has a real family. It's a really touching story despite how horrific the mother was.
Yeah, that was great. I especially loved how the whole family was willing to go above and beyond to protect their new family member. Alice is a really lucky woman to have found such a great family. I hope her and Ron are still happy and take care of each other.
well you explained in short great job ! full marks
I'll bet the mother now believes she set up her daughters career and 'isn't being recognised!'
It's really wholesome, I believe it's karma for Alice to make up for having an abusive stepfather and a piece of shit mother, now she has the best in law family there is.
And i saw a Harry Potter theme on the naming
My God, the wedding story is insane. The family is so cooperative it's unreal. They feel like a military battalion with that level of efficiency.
Military battalion efficiency 1,000,000
The fact that in the second story op gave her brothers the names Ron, Fred, and George and that her family was so wonderful in making Alice and Ron’s wedding perfect makes me believe that this is the real Weasley family.
but wait
what happened to Hermione
@@Lokear I know, missed opportunity. But oh well.
Uhm, I'm trying to be rude or anything, just a small(ish) correction. Story Two is the Jason story, where Jasin tried to propose to OP and OP's family is upset with her.
@Lokear Invisibility cloak intensifies
*Crying* POTTERHEADS! ASSEMBLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
First story: OP's dad needs to drop the wicked witch like a sack of potatoes.
When i first heard about 'Demisexual' i was stunned. Has f-ing around become so common that the Idea that you need a a Bond is now the Odd-thing-out? The Minority?
Have people become covinced that this is a 'special lil thing' that 'some people may have'...
WTF much. WTF much a lot.
And pet those good boys.
@@slevinchannel7589 *Yep unfortunately so.* And even having no sexual attaction to people what so ever- full 'Asexuals' like me _- aka people who chose to live celibate without the religious aspect -_ are seen this way.
There are literally people out there trying to "cure" asexual people by violating and shaming them. This happens even in the LGBTQ community. It is horrible. Humans are horrible!
The world is so obsessed with sex that you're not allowed to live without it without being seen as "weird", "selfish", "unnatural" or "unhealthy".
To the point where people LITTERALLY use phrases like "you're just mad because nobody want's to f--k you" or "You must be a lonely virgin" AS AN INSULT.
_Remember the old times when being virgin and never having children was seen as an act of purity?_ Well it's not anymore!
Then there's the thing that- If you love sex too much, then you're unnatural; and if you aren't interested in sex at all, then you're also unnatural. The whole _"your life decision somehow for some reason affects me and so I will hate on you for it"_ mentality IS SO WEIRD TO ME!
ugh- Can we just delete humans already? I'm beyond done with us.
I agree. The sooner Dad gets rid of Wicked Stepmother, the better.
@@slevinchannel7589 The difference, AFAIK, is that with demisexuality, you're not capable of having sexual attraction until you've built a certain bond with your partner, as opposed to simply choosing not to act on your attraction until you've built that bond.
"If not for your step-father, you'd never meet your husband!"
He abused her. Imagine kicking the shit out of your step-kid and thinking that owes you an invite to their wedding. And I say "kicking shit out of" cos I'm hoping it's not sexual. If it is... Oh, if it is......
Hell doesn't have torture strong enough for them.
Agreed.
1000000% agreed
I'll bring Trevor Philips to help you all out.
@@BenSmith-vd2jf YES! I fucking love that lunatic! XD
exactly
You know damn well the mother would've made her daughter having a severe allergic reaction, that she'd have caused, at the wedding all about her. Her daughter could've died or come close to it and she definitely would've been "oh woe is me." She's a narcissist who was hellbent on making it about her one way or another. Why else would she have such a nuclear reaction to missing a wedding she tried to sabotage that everyone else but herself enjoyed? The rest of the family are MVPs.
When i first heard about 'Demisexual' i was stunned. Has f-ing around become so common that the Idea that you need a a Bond is now the Odd-thing-out? The Minority?
Have people become covinced that this is a 'special lil thing' that 'some people may have'...
WTF much. WTF much a lot.
@@slevinchannel7589 Why are you posting this in completely unrelated threads my guy.
@@slevinchannel7589 I think you replied to the wrong comment. Also I think you don’t really understand what demisexual means.
Exactly. Not only should Alice elope, she should also go full NC with her narcissistic mother, and move states away with her husband.
Shoutout to the last OP’s family; they’re the *real* MVPs! Imagine being so entitled that you’d rather have your kid have a severe allergic reaction to a food item than to leave said food as is just because it isn’t to *your* liking! And said item was meant for your CHILD, not for YOU! I’m glad Alice married into a great family.
You can say that again. OP’s SIL’s family are real troopers. Good thing her family had the bride’s back and put that EM in her place. Karma sure is a b****.
One thing I would have loved as a cherry on top is if they set the cake Helen ruined aside for when she woke up. Tell her what they did, but that they "saved her cake in case she wanted it", and then pie her in the face with it.
Right? And let's not forget how incredible it was for the entire family to repair all of the damage done. All without worrying the bride! They are most assuredly the MVP's.
I was thinking that should she be harmed from her sabotages,she would be arrested for attempted premeditated murder and ruining their food.
That's how a family should work. They kept the bride's vision alive regardless of what had to be salvaged for the wedding after EM made changes. They even did it in the dead of night where resources were scarce and time was short. That's family right there.
Having that family that made sure Alice had best wedding she deserves is one of the things that restores humanity, they went all out on her, made sure her wedding was her happiest moments, made sure her screwed up mother couldn’t ruin it, even fixed everything while she was sleeping they must have been tired by the time they are done.
That family need a metal for it
And a long ass nap too
Sees title of video: “insane mother tries to poison a bride at a wedding” Oh boy. This should be fun
Me too
And it was!
it was movie like, that family is amazing
Oh, it was! And can we get a holla for the family saving the day? That’s a rock star family!
I would have loved to be the one who shot the step dad! BITCH TRY ME!
The entitled mom from the wedding story would probably be all, "I tried to improve my daughter's disgustingly plain wedding cake with coconut frosting, even though I know she's allergic to coconut and then I tried to invite my husband to her wedding because she wouldn't have met her future husband if he hadn't abused her to the point that she ran away from home. My whole family keeps saying I'm a huge asshole for that, though! AITA?" if she ever posted on r/AITA. lmao
And when people declare her TA, the entitled mom will come back with “I apologized and said I’m sorry! Her stepfather forgives me too! Yet she’s so close minded and won’t accept my apology”
Oh, trust me, a narcissist like the mom would NEVER ask if they were the a-hole. They know they aren’t. They would look for sympathy and approval, by saying how great and misunderstood they are. Nothing is ever the narcissist’s fault. Not ever.
good thing she had awesome BILs' they saved the day
I just can't seem to grasp why parents try to force their adult children into having kids then get all pissy when they refuse and surprised when they go no contact. Like you just pushed away your own daughter and now she no longer considers you her family.
That has always baffled me as well. I have a 21 & 17 year old. They don't even know if I want grandkids or not because I don't want any pressure from me to help make that decision for them.
Kids are HARD. You have to be incredibly unselfish for 20 years & then you have to be kinda unselfish. It's not something everyone is capable of. That's fine. The only people who should have kids are the people who desperately want them. We'll have way less abuse & neglect that way as a side bonus.
These are people that were raised to believe it's their "godly duty" to spawn and that grandparenthood is what their due as recompense for having kids.
I think she was wrong to hate on everyone for the "asking the fathers permission" part as that is quite traditional to do before you pop the question to the bride to be.
However, the kids aspect I dont disagree on. That is a huge thing and should have been discussed beforehand instead of just assuming she would change her mind.
Both were wrong to a degree.
@@aaronsouthard8366 traditional where ? Where I come from, pretty much nobody does that anymore. It’s considered more regressive than traditional.
@@aaronsouthard8366 If you've never had a conversation with the intended recipient of an engagement ring about getting married, you should never be asking her father for his permission.
My own father's first question to that question would be "Have you talked to 'Tazhie' about getting married" If he responded yes, it would be followed by "and what did she say because you're asking the wrong person now?" If he had said no we haven't talked about that, my dad's response would be similar to "Then why are you asking me anything when you have no idea if she'd even want to marry you? I'm definitely not interested in marrying you so go talk to your girlfriend about that. Lemme know what you guys decide & I'll be there to support my girl like I always have."
If you don't know what the answer will be, any talk about an engagement with anyone outside of the couple (aside from a potential groom asking his own family for access to an heirloom ring that was already promised to him) is WAY premature.
Karen: "HOW CAN YOU STILL BE ALIVE AFTER I POISONED THE CAKE!?"
The rest of the family: ゴ ゴ ゴ ゴ ゴ
When i first heard about 'Demisexual' i was stunned. Has f-ing around become so common that the Idea that you need a a Bond is now the Odd-thing-out? The Minority?
Have people become covinced that this is a 'special lil thing' that 'some people may have'...
WTF much. WTF much a lot.
I can bet that Helen didn't even know or never bothered to learn at all that her daughter is actually allergic to coconuts.
@@slevinchannel7589 I legitimately can't respect the label "demisexual" because it's literally just being a normal relationship. The existence of the label "demisexual" makes it sound like anyone that doesn't identify as it is someone that only has one-night stands or will screw literally anyone that meets their base standards with no attachments.
@@rugalbernstein5913 I get what you mean.
When i first heard that word and its meaning, i was kinda... wow...
@@slevinchannel7589 2 year old comment, I know, but anyway. Demisexual is more than just that. You need a good connection, as in, you've known the person for 3 years. It isn't just 'no one-night stands' it's 'I have to know this person for years before I will have sex with them.'
Entitled parent’s child: has a wedding
Entitled parent:
*so you have chosen death*
*Literally*
Subscribe to the spiffing brit.
just stop with that chosen death shit
When i first heard about 'Demisexual' i was stunned. Has f-ing around become so common that the Idea that you need a a Bond is now the Odd-thing-out? The Minority?
Have people become covinced that this is a 'special lil thing' that 'some people may have'...
WTF much. WTF much a lot.
@@slevinchannel7589 dude i think you replied to the wrong comment
As soon as the girl in the first story said "demisexual," after that "sleeping around" comment, I was like, "Oh, the stepmom just became worse."
Ho Hi 🤚
The family coming together to save the wedding was so fucking wholesome
When i first heard about 'Demisexual' i was stunned. Has f-ing around become so common that the Idea that you need a a Bond is now the Odd-thing-out? The Minority?
Have people become covinced that this is a 'special lil thing' that 'some people may have'...
WTF much. WTF much a lot.
@@slevinchannel7589 welcome to why is old gays hate all these new identities that aren’t identities at all, folk are so desperate to feel special that normal human behaviour now needs to be labelled. We fought for same sex rights (decriminalisation of homosexuality, marriage, adoption) and then fought against even needing labels to describe normal things, the only real “labels” we have are bisexual, lesbian, gay, transsexual, because those just accurately describe your orientation or gender identity, but I have a lot of friends who are like butch lesbian but don’t wanna label themselves because that’s what they fought against. Now today folk wanna feel part of something cool and view us, the alphabet people, as the new cool and quirky club to join.
Except we’re not a club, we’re 4 communities who came together to fight for our basic rights to exist as human beings, to fight against oppression, and fight against our very selves being illegal. Somehow we’re now a cool club and that’s why you have “Demi sexual”, which is just “I don’t want to have casual sex”
It is very depressing.
wtf is with the queerphobia in these replies 💀
the bros saved the day
"I'm tore Jason a new @$$hole"
Me: (dying from laughter)
Here's a fun fact:
If you have to keep apologizing to your own daughter for your new partner, it's time to get a new new partner.
My dad let his gf kick me out twice and never apologized 🤷♂️ she basically owns his balls.
@@soulgazer11 I'm sorry to inform you, that's not a dad that's a doormat.
@@soulgazer11 Same here - but it was once for two different women!
We're not close anymore.
Leads me to wonder what initiated the initial divorce.
My story isnt as bad my sister ex bf was always staring at my body never did anything tho she finally broke up with him when she saw him tho before she never believed me
Imagine telling your partner to "grow up" and have children. Wtf?
Indeed. That is not what acting like a grow up means!
it means that you make responsible decisions.
Which means that the ex partner and the poor girl's whole family is actually acts like the opposite of adults.
They have NO right so say anything about the topic! No one can/should not force her anyways.
@@cosmicreef5858 I really appreciate that you respond to my post, but I have no idea about the context. It's been over a year that I watched the video, lol.
God No! Absolutely not! I want marriage and children, but the moment I see someone trying to pressure someone into marriage and children, I would be raging at the bully, especially if the victim's a loved one. Marriage and children should be A CHOICE! NO ONE SHOULD PRESSURE YOU INTO MARRIAGE OR CHILDREN! EVER!
The grandma voice was Grammy worthy.
Edit: Honestly, pun not intended but, I'm really glad it worked.
Nice pun
@@ultimateprocrastinater4983 I called my grandmother Grammy, also.
@@lisakaz35 wait so...was it a pun or not?
@@ultimateprocrastinater4983 I took it as double meaning.
I love them voices lol the Karens, Kevins grandmas etc
The wedding story sounded like a secret mission or something
“We have a code Helen, I repeat, we have a code Helen!”
Don't you mean Code Karen?
Ep: I’m gonna take control of the wedding
Op and friends : tactical espionage is go.
They were awesome!
OP's Eleven
They deserve a movie
I think this kind of thing happens more often than people would like to admit. A friend of my family had a wedding...her mother was a raving heroin addict and her step-father was a registered pedo. Myself and several of the guys I worked with became an impromptu security detail because her mother just couldn't take the hint. Best unpaid job I ever worked.
Operation Stop the Bitch is a go!
I really like that the wedding story - apart from the momzilla - is actually quite wholesome. A whole extended family comes together sacrificing their own rest to give the best wedding they can provide for their beloved relative. Aunt Rose is a baws.
Entitled mom's kid: *is having a wedding*
Entitled mom: she's too dangerous to be kept alive
@Meme Report Im first second.
3rd story: dude has got to be a Weasley. Has brothers named Fred, George and Ron.
Plot twist, it was Ginny telling the story 🤣
Also rose was there😂
Real Life versions if the weasleys while channeling MASSIVE hufflepuff levels are energy [given Hufflepuffs are super loyal]
@@WyntheRogue I'm a Ravenclaw and I would've been more than happy to help out with serving food or drinks. Hell, I would even be delighted to work as security.
I’m glad that she became a wedding planner to tell all the entitled family members to butt out about the bride and grooms wedding!
I hope that she told her clients what happened at her wedding as a cautionary tale as to know who is family and has got your back and knowing the ones who stabs it, or more like tries to poison it.
Wouldn't be surprised if the entitled step-mom believed periods were contagious
Having been in a few weddings that went a little topsy turvy, I’m glad they never made it to that extent, and it makes me so happy that Alice’s family was looking out for her. Also, the fact they rallied together and made sure the wedding party didn’t know, but that everything was taken care of, gold star family, can’t give enough praise.
Mom though, Mom needs a reality check (and that’s putting it lightly).
They (the Karen mom and Karen Stepdad) live in a delusional fairy tale land where they think that everything they say and do is somehow in the right. They are beasts, barely human at all, and have no proper morals to speak of. They are narcissists and devils who cant see that they were wrong for even half a second, and will thrash and battle to the end just to fulfill their delusional fantasies of being right.
Body check inbound!!
That last story is so sweet how the entire family came together to protect the couple getting married :) I hope Helen got charges for attempted MURDER
Probably not since they didn't record her saying it, and she was intoxicated so it wouldn't hold up in court if it came to that, but maybe a restraining order since there were tons of witnesses and evidence stating as such. I am not a lawyer so I am not sure of some laws (depending on where they live of course).
@@audreym3908 since there were witnesses and proof in the literal frosting lol... Pretty sure she could catch charges.
@@callmewolf3910true but the monster can say she was kept offered drinks and say that part was planned and lie saying she didn't cut the sunflowers and say they came like that since OP's brother didn't see it happen, just afterwards.
I am not saying she shouldn't face criminal charges, I'm saying that to get the fair sentencing they need full blown proof and cooperation to get it. Or wait till the MOMster just opens her mouth and let her lawyer facepalm their head on the table.
* gets on one knee * RSLASH I WANT YOU TO BE THE RUclipsR OF MY DREAMS
And the father of your... uh, pets? (I mean, even if you have none, he has Yugo xD)
r/creepyasterisks :P
_but he has a wife-_
Omg that wedding story, the in laws are amazing fixing everything making it just the way the couple wanted. Disposing of the mother. 10/10 amazing.
Its those they that will make alice feel loved and safe. I'm glad she found herself a new and better family
The wedding story: Ron, Fred and George
Potterheads: We have been summoned.
Edit: Wow this is alot of likes thanks guys :)
Also OPs other brother is called Ron lol
hehe lel
Accio Potterheads
bruh xd
...RIP Fred Weasley.
That wedding story has one of those anime plots. Girl runs away, girl gets rescued by good guy, they marry.
True
In the 2nd story. The girl is soooo smart to drop that guy and not say yes. That setup was the most massive red flag I have seen. if she said yes I feel her whole life would have not been what she wanted (stress, kids, a bad partner, ect).
Ok, the family in the wedding story is just amazing. Not only with supplying most of the wedding, but as soon as Helen starts to ruin everything, they rush off to fix it and try to not give any stress to the bride or groom. They're just amazing
“DoNt EvEr TeLL aNyOnE yOuRe On YoUr PeRiOD!!”
BIRTH CONTROL??? IN MY HOUSE???!?!!?!!
@@ohlawdhecomin305 OMG DID SHE COOK THIS? SHES GONNA GIVE ME THE BiRtH cOnTrOl DiSeAsE
Don't ever TELL DAD. She must be one of those "men don't need to hear about that, it's inappropriate" people.
@@Mewse1203 that's disgusting.
I know there are people like this, and FUCK THEM!
Periods are normal bodily functions and nothing to be ashamed of. Yeah, it's disgusting, but so is shit. Nobody feels embarrased if they tell people they had to "go number 2", or whatever.
@@Nerobyrne exactly!
Alice is so lucky to have family like that, they did so much to make sure her day was special and I'm glad she became a wedding planner that could help the way her family did.
I also love the fact that the boy are named Fred and George
Gred and Forge.
Op's siblings are right, he is such a niceguy. I'm pretty sure there's a subreddit where he would fit in quite nicely.
@Nikolay T r/whoooosh
@Nikolay T have you ever heard of a ‘nice’ guy?
@Nikolay T then can you tell me what a niceless guy is. I’ll see if there the same
@Nikolay T Niceguys are guys who typically behave like average everyday humans. But when they are romantically rejected, they have meltdowns and start verbally attacking the person who rejected them like a toddler throwing a tantrum cause someone dared tell them no.
Genderbent version is Nicegirls.
They got that name because such people like to loudly proclaim “I’m the perfect guy/girl because I’m nice”, only to turn around and demonstrate all the ways they aren’t nice
@@jessieM4 There are two different nice guys, one who are legit nice guys who are caring, kind and understanding while there's also the creepy nice guys with their own subreddit, the kind who wants to force a girl into being with her, live the kinda live style he wants to and even mold her into being his ideal woman, regardless if the woman herself want any of these. OP's siblings referred to the guy as the former as a way for her to stay with him, even though it's very obviously the latter.
I'm happy everyone came together to fix the wedding for Alice and her husband
They deserve it
Everyone deserves happiness
Except the Helens, Susans, Karens, and all those other entitled people
They can go and argue with each other about what each of them want while none of them get anything
Yo the family in the last story are real ones. Especially George.
George is the BEST character in my opinion, why did she keep drinking tho?
@@carsoneck1812 probably is an alcoholic? Or liked the drink George made and the fact he was “sympathetic” to what she was doing.
@@theplourde that's probably something George Weasly would to to like aunt Marge or something
@@user-pe2xj5dr9r EM: Tries to sabotage a wedding.
George: Aight the alcohol has been administered to prevent lying, now spill. the. beans
@@lachocolatchaud lol
3:00 - 6:15 Had a boyfriend when I was 20 (he was 25) who started talking about marriage around month 2. I told him I wasn't comfortable talking about things like that as I still felt I was too young to get married any time soon. Over the next 2 years of us dating he would continue to talk about us getting married both in private and in front of my friends and how he wanted our kids to look "white like you" (he was Korean). I would repeatedly tell him I wasn't comfortable with this and he would always play it off as a joke or say something like "but you do want to marry me though, right? Don't you love me?"
Finally broke up with him after he finally admitted to emotionally manipulating me.
Ah, yes, the treasure of people being early! Here we go again!
True
@@alandmajeed1448 🤭
Ikr
Refresh gang!
First
OMG, that story about being obligated to have kids... I know my mom was hoping for grandkids, but she had the grace to accept that I wasn't the right person for the job. I'm really glad my brother had a beautiful and awesome son.
That last story with Helen is like playing Among Us and having O2 and Reactor going off at the same time.
1 very destructive Impostor and 11 Crewmates
Crewmates Win!
@@callousTelegnosis Yeah, but pity they didn't space her.....
@@anjafrohlich1170 and one stupid impostor with proximity chat
1:18 sounds like endometriosis, I have it too and pain is absolutely excruciating. It feels like your appendix burst but the pain gets keeping worse in waves
Oh, to be loved like Alice, with so many people caring for her...
Family isn’t always blood related. It’s who’s willing to stand by you and for you in times of need. Alice is so lucky to have such wonderful people in her life (besides her mother and step father of course!)
That last story was actually really wholesome
Honestly how everyone came together to save the day in the wedding story just warmed my heart
Im demisexual too! I was so happy to hear that someone also identifies as demisexual :D
same ^V^
Same, problem is, people just don't "get it". I literally had to stop hanging out with my neighbor because he wouldn't take no for an answer..🤷♀️
@@janeysiegrist5061 exactly... I still haven't told the rest of my family, only my sister and my wonderful BF knows about it...
@@alexaltenberger7324 Have you brought up the subject in a way that isn't you coming out but a topic of discussion? It's always better to educate others for their ignorance than argue over it. Maybe you and your sister coming up with a plan like saying that an influencer/celeb you know is demi and see what their reaction and response to it is.
@@audreym3908 it's... not quite that easy, with my family... they're understanding of straight/gay relationships, but that's it.. they refuse to comprehend the rest of the spectrum like ace/aro/demi ect... and considering i'm still living under my grandmother's roof, it's usually her way or the highway..
I'm currently working and saving up to find my own place, move out to be closer to the BF (long distance, 5 hours away by car)...
maybe someday, once i'm able to live independently from them, I might tell them.. but not anytime soon...
thank you though ^v^
That family protecting that wedding... seriously greatest family to move into
Bruh the step mom really thought that birth control is contagious
Even if it was why would you be scared of fucking birth control.
"Oh God! She's going to murder all the unborn children my wrinkly ass can't birth anyway!"
Joking aside I think the implication was she was 'afraid of STDs' her stepdaughter 'has.'
Cuz, you know, being on birth control means she's gonna bang every buck in a 5 mile radius.
I imagined she wanted grandchildren and when realizing that OP is going on birth control, she decided to disrespect their own stepdaughter, even refusing to eat anything she eats all because she'll never have kids. That's what I imagined happened.
Ugh, as a fellow Demisexual, I felt the first story. My mom automatically assumed I would go sleeping around and it really messed me up mentally. I just cant describe in words how uncomfortable and icky that is to us.
As an asexual, I whole-heartedly agree. That's why I'll never been comfortable talking to my mom about anything sexual. She'll start all kinds of stuff about sex and when I try to hint that I won't have sex, she goes on her: "Oh yes, well that's what you think now, you'll change your mind later." Which is why I've never felt comfortable with coming out to them, since asexuality will come off as a childish phase to them, that I just am not ready.
Dam man Alice's family are freaking awesome for what they did 👏 not only did they save everything for possibly the best day of her life but they also tried to keep it a secret from her without wanting any thanks or anything dam if only everyone was like them then the world would be such an amazing place hats off to them
Karen: **Calls sunflowers ugly**
Me who is about to move and is going to design my whole room around sunflowers:
First story made me think of this... Period pain is NO joke. It may be 'normal' for you to have it a bit worse but it's not supposed to be crippling. If it is and you end up in debilitating pain please PLEASE go see a doctor. If they say "that's normal" go see another until they LISTEN! Menstrual cramps can be a sign of underlying issues which don't show many symptoms, including some that if not treated can make end up with you being sterile. Please, there is no reason to feel so much pain every month needlessly. Girls are routinely gaslit to believe the extreme pain they feel is natural when it is not!
I would advise anyone that does have bad (but not terribly bad!) pains to take the pill all year round. I did that for many years now and it is great as I really couldnt live with the pain and all the limitations. But always check with your doc
The love, protectiveness, and consideration OP and their family showed Alice brought tears to my eyes. I'm so happy she has them, and that her awful mother and stepfather are out of her life.
I’m sorry… was Helen giving Alice’s step father credit for her marriage because he abused her so bad she ran away and met her now husband. What the hell kind of logic is that???
The fact that a horrible wedding experience caused by an entitled parent lead to that kind of career shift to prevent others from going through it is wholesome af.
This makes me wonder why some people have kids
A lot of people shouldn’t.
All of these people who went absolutely above and beyond for this woman for her wedding are so pure. I can't.
forcing someone to have kids, just because "ts the right thing to do"... that;s how you end up with unhappy families. I do NOT want kids nor a marriage and will make these things clear from the start of a relationship
Multi-generational dysfunction. I was miserable but I did my duty like my parents before me, now its your turn. This isn't a pre-industrial society where you need free labor to help on the farm or an early industrial society where you need to send your kids off the factory at age 6 to make ends meet. No one should be pressured to have kids if they don't want them any more than they should be pressured to get married.
I’m just gonna say that the bride is so lucky that she has OP and her family to fix everything her mother messed up not tell the bride, so she can enjoy your special day. You guys are the absolute bomb.
Wow, in the last story it's really wholesome how the entire family fixed everything without letting the spouses know anything to not stress them, Alice has a really shitty mother and an abusive stepfather, but karma rewarded her by giving her the best in law family there is. I wish her and Ron all the happiness in the world.
If i were still on the dating scene and my partner went behind my back to talk wedding plans with my family, then dropped a proposal on me IN PUBLIC, and ignored and insulted my choices........man i would break up with them on the SPOT. That kind of disrespect would destroy any trust i had in someone, asking anyone for my commitment other than me is an instant deal breaker.
I hope OP is having a much better time away from ppl who don't respect her wishes. Good luck OP!
George is an absolute genius by making her drunk to make her talk cool
That last story was amazing! I'm genuinely amazed that a mother can be so selfish & hurtful to her own daughter. Yet I'm also amazed that her in-laws went so out of their way to redo nearly everything for the wedding after mother from hel* went out of her way to ruin her daughters day. Good on George for getting her so drunk she fessed up, passed out and missed the whole wedding! For Fred following It and discovering mummy dearests psychotic destructive behaviour! And for OP, for stopping mum of the year inviting a man that abus*d Alice. And for telling us this wild but brilliant tale! Alice definitely married into an amazing family! She and Ron deserve all the happiness in the world! They just need to stay far far away from that toxic mother! Who does that to their own child? ESPECIALLY the coconut frosting incident!! Like seriously? WTF you nut job?
You should cover the child free sub reddit... Lots of family entitlement drama lol
Wow, I honestly can't understand how a mother can be so entitled that she'd risk the life of her own daughter simply because she wanted a coconut cake, which her daughter is potentially deathly allergic to. I can't help but imagine what could have happened if OP and their family hadn't caught on to what she was doing and fixed everything. First would probably be the flowers, having to throw out all the beheaded ones, and not enough time to get new ones, which would obviously upset the bride. Then her abusive stepfather showing up out of the blue to walk her down the isle, causing a scene, and possibly a fight, upsetting her even more. Then, when it finally came time for the cake, she takes that first bite not knowing it's covered in coconut frosting, and going into anaphylactic shock as her throat starts closing up. Of course, they call 911 to get an EMT, but since they're in such a big ranch, they're also probably far away from civilization, so the EMT's may not get there in time, and she dies. What would have been the best day of her entire life, ending in such tragedy because her entitled mother wanted things her way.
This also reminds me of the mother who thought her kid's nut allergy was just them faking, so snuck nuts into their birthday cake to try and prove to everyone that allergies don't exist.
I just went home from school because my insides decided to hurt. This makes my agony better, thanks rSlash.
That wedding story was beyond touching. It's incredible that someone like Alice has such a wonderful and supportive family that they would go through all that work to make her wedding day perfect when her mother did everything she could to ruin it. Imagine the love those people have for the bride that they did everything they could to not only fix what would've been a complete sabotage of her wedding, but manage to keep her from knowing a thing until AFTER the honeymoon so she could just focus on having the best time of her life.
I’m so glad that (as a single, child free person) I am able to enjoy comic books, video games, and travelling.
Can we stop for a second and recognize the AMAZING friends the lady in the last story had, I mean the MIL did everything she could to ruin the wedding, and they fixed everything without the bride finding out in only a few hours! These people are truly some of the greatest
Plot twist, everyone that commented before this hasn't watched the video yet
Jokes on you i wached the first story
...True
People supporting his patreon: *"Am I a joke to you?"*
Have you?
Oof... haha!
Glad that the woman in the wedding-story got the wedding she deserved: the one she wanted!
I am so sick of people trying to tell their daughters/sons how they should live their lives and how they should marry and have kids... And trying to invite the stepfather as a surprise, even though that man was the reason someone ran away? that is the WORST thing and a good reason to burn every bridge with that "mother" ...
This gave me hope that there are still so many kind people out there
Dude, that wedding story, is the definition of what a family should be. That is one lucky bride. I am sure she is thrilled to get away from her train wreck of a family.
2nd story: mum cares more about living as a grandma ie being mummy round 2 rather than her daughter’s wellbeing
The last story was pretty amazing actually. It is nice to hear that a family can stick to their sister/daughter in law so much. But I was a bit dissapointed that Fred and George did not interfered with EM's plans with some fireworks and magic.
To everyone dating people with kids from previous relationships and love their kids. You are heros.
Old video but, I love the wholesome story of the family (besides the entitled mother) railled behind Alice and supported her throughout the wedding planning and the actual wedding day 😊.
rSlash has such a great voice and is so good at voicing different roles
Everyone in Ron's family could get an essay written about them for how incredible they were for coming through for Alice over the course of one night with no warning.
But I want to specifically point out how incredible GEORGE was. For getting Alice to tell him everything and take herself out of the wedding without her catching on OR him losing his cool, George sounds like one of the smartest, cleverest, craftiest people I've ever heard of.
Yes! This is what I need to start my day, a nice listen on my way to work
I hope you have a good day love! 😘
The bride story in the end just made me feel all warm & fuzzy... Like, yeah, the mom is a horrible person, but the way the whole family just went above and beyond to save the wedding, leaving the bride & groom as stress-free as possible.... just,.... what a wonderful family...
When I see Entitledparents I click right away!!!
Yeah me too
I love the sub Reddit it’s amazing it’s my favorite one out of all of them
13:05 im so glad the rest of the family was supportive and made sure her wedding was magical
The wedding story sounds like a movie, almost like Monster-in-law
That family with the wedding was the best. It is early in the morning and they all stayed to fix everything. Amazing in-laws👏👏👏
rSlash you legit make my day everyday when I watch your videos
That wedding story was... AMAZING. I can’t believe that family pulled it off. Congrats to them and I’m so happy it all worked out!!!
What kind of person gets mad at someone because they want their dad to come help because they're in a lot of pain
That last story was amazing! That entire family went above and beyond because they loved Ron and Alice. That kind of stuff just warms my heart. I hope that my husband and his family, whoever they shall be, will be as amazing. Thankfully, I don’t have the crazy entitled mother though.
Last time I was this early, I ended up with a son..
Rip
Congrats?
That last story was so touching. I love how the entire family came together to support and protect Alice and Ron from Helen.