the time when my dad accidentally cut his chest open while trying to grill burgers for dinner, he was completely unphased by it, he took his shirt off and pressed it against the wound then continued cooking, my sister had to try to drag him away and my mom had to come home from work to take him to the ER
I remember when I was 19, my uncle E told me that a burglar broke into aunt M's house when she was in her early 20s. But, she was armed and shot at the person before he could get very far in. I told my uncle it was lucky that she had protection that night. I'll never forget how uncle E said "no, nephew, that burglar is lucky she had bad aim that night. Because your auntie has killed a couple of people."
Bruno. All joking aside, though, my family is clinically insane. My parents don't talk about the others out of respect for each other, and my sisters and I try not to talk about either in that way but are in an obvious grey area. Also, I know "everyone's family's crazy," anybody thinking that, comment a story, and try and top it
@@ninomitchell2039 He didn't succeed and is still alive, although him getting successful treatment to manage his mood disorder has been a Rocky journey.
5:19 My great grandpa also did this. I was never affected because my mom highly suspected that he had something to do with my aunt's trauma (mom was adopted most of her early life so she wasn't affected either). It then comes out that my grandma was affected by him too and he's currently in some kind of home. My grandma and her mom (my great grandma) now have a strained relationship because she (GG) tried defending her husbands actions and let his behavior continue for so long, to the point where my grandma's own child (my aunt) was affected by that man. Now that I remember it, whenever my great grandpa was ever close to me, my mom was always right beside me, most likely staring daggers at him while I talked about Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. My mom is really the only one I can talk to about these kind of family stuff as I'm way to scared to ask anybody else about my great grandpa at this point
"You don't wash bunnies" Huh. I had to Google why, and it turns out they get stressed and freak out. I guess mine was just very chill, cause I was able to bathe her multiple times and she just sat there. Seemed to enjoy bath time, actually
Kinda in my stepmom family we don’t mention my cousin I made that mistake on Christmas by mentioning him but I immediately apologized because they all knew that I was super new but He suffered from depression and made really bad choices and is now living out in the street I kinda feel bad for him but deep down I hope he get help
10:55 Sounds like trauma due to either poverty (ie: food insecurities) and/or she was sexually abused and hasn't dealt with it. Or both. Very sad situation.
My Aunt's divorce 'cause I didnt even know that happened until 3 YEARS AFTER IT HAPPENED, I KEPT GIVING HER HIS BIRTHDAY AND CHRISTMAS PRESENTS TO GIVE TO HIM AND EVERYTHING AND THE WHOLE FAMILY WOULD JUST WATCH AWKWARDLY AS I GAVE THEM TO HER!! I'm betting that I probably STILL wouldn't know about it if my mum didn't blab because STILL NO ONE HAS BROUGHT IT UP!!! AND IT'S BEEN OVER 5 YEARS NOW
The fact that my dad cheated on my mom a few years ago. My brother and I didn’t hear the part of the fight that had any specifics, but we know it happened. My brother especially was really mad at my dad for a long time, but it upset my mom too much when he made comments-even though he was mad for her sake-so he stopped. Since then, my dad’s gotten individual therapy, I think they both got couple’s therapy too. Both my brother and I are in college and moved out now, so they could divorce without it sending our lives into chaos if that was a factor, but they’re still together and seem happy. I do love both my parents as people, so if they’re happy, I’m happy. Tbh I would like to ask for more details because I’m nosy like that, but I’m never going to bc that’d only create more hurt
- The huge political split in my family. The Canadian side ranges from centrist to leftist, and the Americans are all hardcore Trump supporters. It’s a sensitive subject, especially when the Americans consider LGBT to be a political issue and therefore a forbidden topic at family functions. - Adding on to that, I’m LGBT myself and the American side of the family likes to make passive aggressive Facebook posts somewhat directed at me, about how trans isn’t real n stuff. (Why would I “choose to be trans” if it gets me grief like that in the first place?) - Autism runs in the family and we’re all pretty sure that my paternal grandfather was autistic but nobody attempted to get any form of a diagnosis. Until you have an official diagnosis, neurodivergence is a bit of a no no topic outside of my own household. - My maternal grandmother has severe undiagnosed anxiety and it causes her to obsessively control her (and other peoples’) diets, plans, appointments, etc. Everyone knows it’s a problem, nobody talks about it. - My maternal grandfather’s parents were hoarders, I wasn’t alive when the house got cleaned out but I heard that it was certainly a process..
That one of my grandads was a coke addict. Coca-Cola claims to have removed cocaine from their trademark beverage in the early 1900s. Growing up there was always cases of it in his house. So either Coca-Cola lied about the removal of the drug or he was using. Either way, we all just “blamed” his erratic behavior on all the sugar, caffeine, and overall crankiness due to the long hours he put in at work.
In all honesty just a regular coca-cola addiction can cause trouble. My roommate in college in the 90s was a terror to behold before her first Coke of the day.
I've got a list What my grandpa did while he was a cop My mom's whole childhood The fact my mom didn't think I'll survive infancy cuz she did drugs for the first 5 months All the partners of my father What my father did while he was deployed The fact that my grate grandfather was part of the mod My grandma real father
Pretty sure I'm the kid they don't talk about on my bio dad's side. I'm just there. My parents split when I was a year old, if not earlier. Bio dad never wanted to be a dad. He used to babysit my two cousins (his sister's kids) all the time apparently. I'm his only child. He was never in my life until 7 years ago. I'm 30 now. And my parents were married after being together for ten years, but the entire relationship was a shitshow. My aunt and my cousins and my now deceased grandmother knew about me. My dad's mum even asked about me when she was dying. We all live in England but that side always lived up north. I'm the only kid who was born in London. But when I first met my aunt after she remarried, she introduced me to my step great aunt or whoever. (My aunt's husbands mum) the second my aunt introduced me as her neice, this lady did a full on Looney Tunes double take. As if to say, "you didn't tell me you had a neice!" So it's fun being the freak kid who just exists and everyone ignores because you're the black sheep of the family.
We don't talk about my uncle and everytime I bring his name up I get the death stare from everyone specially my Aunt. Idk what happened cause I have no one to asked about it
Two things on either side. One thing I don't know how true it is, because we don't talk about it, and it's not something you ask, but, my mom told me one of my cousins had an abortion at 14. What makes this so weird and we don't talk about it is my aunt and cousins are very religious, and pro life, pretty much just typical southern white people. She has kids now 3, and they're all really cool kids, and she's a great mother. I get it, she was 14, I don't know how anyone could do that at 14. But I'm not 100% sure because that kinda doesn't seem like something the cousin I know would have done then, but then again she's a few years older then me so maybe I just didn't know what she was doing. On my dad's side, my grandparents only had one child, my dad. They couldn't have more kids so adopted a girl. She ran away at 16, everyone on that's side story is she did drugs, and went insane. What my mom learned not long after her and my dad got married, was the rumors about another reason that child ran away. According to those rumors my grandfather molested her. And apparently did it so often that once she felt old enough she ran to the neighbors, that still live next to me. She stopped talking to my grandparents, she got pregnant had a baby, and went to my grandmother's brother and wife to introduce them to the baby. My grandma wanted to see the girls, she wanted a relationship with her adopted daughter back. But my grandpa shut it down, said she was dead to them now. My dad grew up to be an EMT, and one night on a run to one of the local hospitals, she saw him. She was sick and dying of cancer and wanted nothing but to talk to her brother. She knew that was her brother. But my father ignored her. I heard she died in 2002. I don't know anything other then a name, and didn't find out about her until after my grandfather passed in 2016, when I went into his wallet to find something me and my grandma needed to handle his affairs and saw a picture of her in it, and asked who she was. She told me the story about the drugs. My mom told me about the molestation. When my grandma passed in 2018, and I tried to get her will probated, I was told I had to find this grandchild even tho her will said nothing was to be left for her because she never met her. I have asked everyone on that side of the family, including the neighbors, and no one either knows, or will tell me. It's made things incredibly difficult. And my mom only knows what she told me. So yeah....two pretty fucked up things.
That my moms brother (oldest of seven) fathered a child with their second cousin while very much married to his wife. It was literally quite the affair. It is very much an open secret, like we all know about it (this uncle is old enough to be my grandfather and this love child is my age. I met him recently) but his wife refuses to acknowledge him, my cousins (his children with his wife who are all in their 40’s/ 50’s) don’t talk to him, their children (so my uncles grandchildren) have no clue about him. I nearly got slapped across the face because I cracked a joke about the situation in front of them (they were in their late teens, I thought they knew) and another cousin gave me the death stare. I wasn’t born yet but everyone knew something was up when she (second cousin) announced her pregnancy. My grandfather passed away around that time and pretty much called it on his deathbed. I know my uncle well enough that I am not surprised that he was careless enough in his extramarital with a family member that everyone figured it out and knew what was up … and no one was surprised.
That my nephew was caught attempting to *R* his half-sister one thanksgiving. He was caught before he could do anything and man was he hit hard by his father and he lost a lot of the family’s love and respect especially mine
@@beastmaster0934 oh my mom said my older brother got a wooden board and hit him with it in anger. She said he probably would have killed him with it if she wasn’t there to stop it.
@@b226tj I learned real early that you don't bring anything to school unless you can risk going home without it. Because you just might have to. Of course if you had laptop specifically for gaming, then we clearly grew up in two different worlds, so maybe that wasn't a concern.
Justin, one of my mom's exes was a cm (me and his bio kid as victims.) and is kinda a forrbidden topic. he's in jail and is known as "He who shall not be named" in our houshold.
Same here, my bio dad's side all live outside of London. They emigrated there, but I was the only one on that side born in the city. They're kind of suburban types and I've always been the freak kid to that side of the family.
my birth and birthmark. I was born on the sixth day of June at six o'clock in the morning, from a jackal that died giving birth to me and was buried in Cerveteri under the alias Maria Scianna.
Mostly my mom, cuz she is the kind who cares about nothing other than appearance. If anything outside of "approved" good news happens, it's never talked about so there's a LOT of secrets. Not the stuff my uncle's done, not what happened to my sister with her ex, not even that my grandma died. I found out three months after the fact and she thought it would be perfect to tell me in front of my new partner in a Chinese buffet. I've been NC with them for about three years so I've got no idea what's going on with my family, if I would've found out in the first place. And in my "new" family, aka my partner, we don't talk about anything negative. If it's not about how good we're doing or about what improvements he's made, it gets ugly
the time when my dad accidentally cut his chest open while trying to grill burgers for dinner, he was completely unphased by it, he took his shirt off and pressed it against the wound then continued cooking, my sister had to try to drag him away and my mom had to come home from work to take him to the ER
I hope he's as good at cooking as he is at tanking critical hits.
@@samoanjoseph1457 his burgers are always pretty yummy, so, solid maybe
Your dad is a master at not giving a shit.
Seriously though, hope he went to the hospital.
Imagine the scar though.
@@beastmaster0934 he did, and the scar might still be there
I remember when I was 19, my uncle E told me that a burglar broke into aunt M's house when she was in her early 20s. But, she was armed and shot at the person before he could get very far in. I told my uncle it was lucky that she had protection that night.
I'll never forget how uncle E said "no, nephew, that burglar is lucky she had bad aim that night. Because your auntie has killed a couple of people."
Bruno. All joking aside, though, my family is clinically insane. My parents don't talk about the others out of respect for each other, and my sisters and I try not to talk about either in that way but are in an obvious grey area. Also, I know "everyone's family's crazy," anybody thinking that, comment a story, and try and top it
My brother is diagnosed type two bipolar disorder and tried to commit suicide by cop while on the phone with my mom
@@ivorynk752 yeah there's one. Hope everything's ok
@@ninomitchell2039 He didn't succeed and is still alive, although him getting successful treatment to manage his mood disorder has been a Rocky journey.
@IvoryNK that's good. Happy to hear he's alive at least
What is Bruno?
5:19 My great grandpa also did this. I was never affected because my mom highly suspected that he had something to do with my aunt's trauma (mom was adopted most of her early life so she wasn't affected either). It then comes out that my grandma was affected by him too and he's currently in some kind of home. My grandma and her mom (my great grandma) now have a strained relationship because she (GG) tried defending her husbands actions and let his behavior continue for so long, to the point where my grandma's own child (my aunt) was affected by that man.
Now that I remember it, whenever my great grandpa was ever close to me, my mom was always right beside me, most likely staring daggers at him while I talked about Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
My mom is really the only one I can talk to about these kind of family stuff as I'm way to scared to ask anybody else about my great grandpa at this point
In my family, we don't talk about Bruno....
no no nO NO
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The moment I read the video title I knew the joke was coming 😂
We don’t talk about Tomas.
Crap beat me too it!!!
"You don't wash bunnies"
Huh. I had to Google why, and it turns out they get stressed and freak out. I guess mine was just very chill, cause I was able to bathe her multiple times and she just sat there. Seemed to enjoy bath time, actually
She was probably screaming internally.
Kinda in my stepmom family we don’t mention my cousin
I made that mistake on Christmas by mentioning him but I immediately apologized because they all knew that I was super new but
He suffered from depression and made really bad choices and is now living out in the street
I kinda feel bad for him but deep down I hope he get help
10:55 Sounds like trauma due to either poverty (ie: food insecurities) and/or she was sexually abused and hasn't dealt with it. Or both. Very sad situation.
My Aunt's divorce 'cause I didnt even know that happened until 3 YEARS AFTER IT HAPPENED, I KEPT GIVING HER HIS BIRTHDAY AND CHRISTMAS PRESENTS TO GIVE TO HIM AND EVERYTHING AND THE WHOLE FAMILY WOULD JUST WATCH AWKWARDLY AS I GAVE THEM TO HER!!
I'm betting that I probably STILL wouldn't know about it if my mum didn't blab because STILL NO ONE HAS BROUGHT IT UP!!! AND IT'S BEEN OVER 5 YEARS NOW
This got crazy dark. ❤
Kudos to the ppl brave enough to get their story told. Bless u, be well as much as u can.
The fact that my dad cheated on my mom a few years ago. My brother and I didn’t hear the part of the fight that had any specifics, but we know it happened. My brother especially was really mad at my dad for a long time, but it upset my mom too much when he made comments-even though he was mad for her sake-so he stopped. Since then, my dad’s gotten individual therapy, I think they both got couple’s therapy too. Both my brother and I are in college and moved out now, so they could divorce without it sending our lives into chaos if that was a factor, but they’re still together and seem happy. I do love both my parents as people, so if they’re happy, I’m happy. Tbh I would like to ask for more details because I’m nosy like that, but I’m never going to bc that’d only create more hurt
- The huge political split in my family. The Canadian side ranges from centrist to leftist, and the Americans are all hardcore Trump supporters. It’s a sensitive subject, especially when the Americans consider LGBT to be a political issue and therefore a forbidden topic at family functions.
- Adding on to that, I’m LGBT myself and the American side of the family likes to make passive aggressive Facebook posts somewhat directed at me, about how trans isn’t real n stuff. (Why would I “choose to be trans” if it gets me grief like that in the first place?)
- Autism runs in the family and we’re all pretty sure that my paternal grandfather was autistic but nobody attempted to get any form of a diagnosis. Until you have an official diagnosis, neurodivergence is a bit of a no no topic outside of my own household.
- My maternal grandmother has severe undiagnosed anxiety and it causes her to obsessively control her (and other peoples’) diets, plans, appointments, etc. Everyone knows it’s a problem, nobody talks about it.
- My maternal grandfather’s parents were hoarders, I wasn’t alive when the house got cleaned out but I heard that it was certainly a process..
The people whom still mantain a relationship with their ex stepdad was the best❤️
18:43 was the funniest.
My oldest sister.
A liar and a thief, my mom use to protect her. Now our mother is dead and as far as i am concerned, so is she.
I learned this from my mom and it was never talked about ever and may never will.
My uncle (dad's youngest brother) fathered a son when he was a teen.
It seems a lot of families have at least one member that did this.
6:40
I’m sorry.
But OP saying that made me laugh my ass off.
glad to have some company... thank you for sharing
That one of my grandads was a coke addict. Coca-Cola claims to have removed cocaine from their trademark beverage in the early 1900s. Growing up there was always cases of it in his house. So either Coca-Cola lied about the removal of the drug or he was using. Either way, we all just “blamed” his erratic behavior on all the sugar, caffeine, and overall crankiness due to the long hours he put in at work.
In all honesty just a regular coca-cola addiction can cause trouble. My roommate in college in the 90s was a terror to behold before her first Coke of the day.
The washing the bunny one had me like "wait... who died?" Before logic caught up.
i was banned from spongebob for saying meow for a whole year
3:50 glad you did it.
A person can really die of a broken heart it’s now been determined to be a medical phenomenon.
I've got a list
What my grandpa did while he was a cop
My mom's whole childhood
The fact my mom didn't think I'll survive infancy cuz she did drugs for the first 5 months
All the partners of my father
What my father did while he was deployed
The fact that my grate grandfather was part of the mod
My grandma real father
Pretty sure I'm the kid they don't talk about on my bio dad's side. I'm just there. My parents split when I was a year old, if not earlier. Bio dad never wanted to be a dad. He used to babysit my two cousins (his sister's kids) all the time apparently. I'm his only child. He was never in my life until 7 years ago. I'm 30 now. And my parents were married after being together for ten years, but the entire relationship was a shitshow. My aunt and my cousins and my now deceased grandmother knew about me. My dad's mum even asked about me when she was dying. We all live in England but that side always lived up north. I'm the only kid who was born in London. But when I first met my aunt after she remarried, she introduced me to my step great aunt or whoever. (My aunt's husbands mum) the second my aunt introduced me as her neice, this lady did a full on Looney Tunes double take. As if to say, "you didn't tell me you had a neice!" So it's fun being the freak kid who just exists and everyone ignores because you're the black sheep of the family.
We don't talk about my uncle and everytime I bring his name up I get the death stare from everyone specially my Aunt. Idk what happened cause I have no one to asked about it
My maternal grandparents never divorced, but they have been separated, literally all my life …I didn’t find out till grandads funeral.
Two things on either side. One thing I don't know how true it is, because we don't talk about it, and it's not something you ask, but, my mom told me one of my cousins had an abortion at 14. What makes this so weird and we don't talk about it is my aunt and cousins are very religious, and pro life, pretty much just typical southern white people. She has kids now 3, and they're all really cool kids, and she's a great mother. I get it, she was 14, I don't know how anyone could do that at 14. But I'm not 100% sure because that kinda doesn't seem like something the cousin I know would have done then, but then again she's a few years older then me so maybe I just didn't know what she was doing. On my dad's side, my grandparents only had one child, my dad. They couldn't have more kids so adopted a girl. She ran away at 16, everyone on that's side story is she did drugs, and went insane. What my mom learned not long after her and my dad got married, was the rumors about another reason that child ran away. According to those rumors my grandfather molested her. And apparently did it so often that once she felt old enough she ran to the neighbors, that still live next to me. She stopped talking to my grandparents, she got pregnant had a baby, and went to my grandmother's brother and wife to introduce them to the baby. My grandma wanted to see the girls, she wanted a relationship with her adopted daughter back. But my grandpa shut it down, said she was dead to them now. My dad grew up to be an EMT, and one night on a run to one of the local hospitals, she saw him. She was sick and dying of cancer and wanted nothing but to talk to her brother. She knew that was her brother. But my father ignored her. I heard she died in 2002. I don't know anything other then a name, and didn't find out about her until after my grandfather passed in 2016, when I went into his wallet to find something me and my grandma needed to handle his affairs and saw a picture of her in it, and asked who she was. She told me the story about the drugs. My mom told me about the molestation. When my grandma passed in 2018, and I tried to get her will probated, I was told I had to find this grandchild even tho her will said nothing was to be left for her because she never met her. I have asked everyone on that side of the family, including the neighbors, and no one either knows, or will tell me. It's made things incredibly difficult. And my mom only knows what she told me. So yeah....two pretty fucked up things.
Bruno
That my moms brother (oldest of seven) fathered a child with their second cousin while very much married to his wife. It was literally quite the affair. It is very much an open secret, like we all know about it (this uncle is old enough to be my grandfather and this love child is my age. I met him recently) but his wife refuses to acknowledge him, my cousins (his children with his wife who are all in their 40’s/ 50’s) don’t talk to him, their children (so my uncles grandchildren) have no clue about him. I nearly got slapped across the face because I cracked a joke about the situation in front of them (they were in their late teens, I thought they knew) and another cousin gave me the death stare. I wasn’t born yet but everyone knew something was up when she (second cousin) announced her pregnancy. My grandfather passed away around that time and pretty much called it on his deathbed. I know my uncle well enough that I am not surprised that he was careless enough in his extramarital with a family member that everyone figured it out and knew what was up … and no one was surprised.
My aunt was a lesbian. It was never addressed.
That my nephew was caught attempting to *R* his half-sister one thanksgiving. He was caught before he could do anything and man was he hit hard by his father and he lost a lot of the family’s love and respect especially mine
If I was his dad, I’d throw his ass out the window.
Just open it up, grab him by the collar, and throw him out like yesterday’s trash.
@@beastmaster0934 oh my mom said my older brother got a wooden board and hit him with it in anger. She said he probably would have killed him with it if she wasn’t there to stop it.
Honey, I probably would have done the same.
Not family, but school. My parents didn’t want me to take my gaming laptop to school and once I did a sneaky sneak.
no way 😯😯😯
What happened and why didn't they want you to do it?
@@DollyNipples What happened is that I played Ride 4 in class, they didn’t want me to because the laptop was expensive.
@@b226tj I learned real early that you don't bring anything to school unless you can risk going home without it. Because you just might have to.
Of course if you had laptop specifically for gaming, then we clearly grew up in two different worlds, so maybe that wasn't a concern.
@@b226tj I see.
The uncle who does not talk to the mom or grandparents may have been molested by the grandfather too.
The time my mom and stepfather were on Judge Mathis.
We don’t talk about Lizzie in my family…
Justin, one of my mom's exes was a cm (me and his bio kid as victims.) and is kinda a forrbidden topic. he's in jail and is known as "He who shall not be named" in our houshold.
My sexuality and that I was there to watch my dad physically abuse my mom.
My family lives in a different continent. I know none of them. They are strangers with fragments of DNA that I share. They are nothing to me.
Same here, my bio dad's side all live outside of London. They emigrated there, but I was the only one on that side born in the city. They're kind of suburban types and I've always been the freak kid to that side of the family.
Fish 🐟🐠
bruno
So many of these are great r/thathappened material
That man is a sucker if he’s claiming a kid not his own.
Timestamp?
@@neonlights3739 it was the deployment guy who claimed the kid. Like the third story in.
@@sherriemoon703 oh mb I thought it was from said guy’s pov
I can't tell you, we don't talk about it.
Here we go
Bruno.
My Family and I don't talk about Bruno..... Because he touched me in my No nO NO no.......
my birth and birthmark.
I was born on the sixth day of June at six o'clock in the morning, from a jackal that died giving birth to me and was buried in Cerveteri under the alias Maria Scianna.
my birthmark scares everyone
no way i was born the day after u lol
Mostly my mom, cuz she is the kind who cares about nothing other than appearance. If anything outside of "approved" good news happens, it's never talked about so there's a LOT of secrets. Not the stuff my uncle's done, not what happened to my sister with her ex, not even that my grandma died. I found out three months after the fact and she thought it would be perfect to tell me in front of my new partner in a Chinese buffet. I've been NC with them for about three years so I've got no idea what's going on with my family, if I would've found out in the first place.
And in my "new" family, aka my partner, we don't talk about anything negative. If it's not about how good we're doing or about what improvements he's made, it gets ugly
sex, i find it cringe around my family but talk about it sometimes with my 1 friend
My oldest sister's kids, or who the father of her youngest kid is
In my family if I told you. It would be bad for you
Add a feeling that the top comment on this video would be related to Bruno and I was not disappointed.
BRUNO.
I’m sorry I have to we don’t talk about Bruno
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hello:)
Heeeeeeeeeeeeeyy
You!
I couldn’t listen to the entire video. Every other entry was about sexual abuse and it was very disturbing.
For the guy whose mom thinks she's being followed, listened too etc. You might want to look into TI
targeted individuals..
Or look into mental health care. The Ti community is an echo chamber of untreated mental illness
What is an “h” overdose?
Heroin, most likely
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