Story 3, that EM doesn’t have one screw loose, she left the factory without them. Assaulting a minor, who is INJURED btw, and thinks her daughter shouldn’t have to follow the rules is just unhinged behavior. She should’ve been left in jail.
I am honestly surprised she didn't get immediate jail time. Assault of a Minor is usually a few years in the slammer, sometimes more (depending on damage/injury).
If that witch kicked my daughter who had a broken ankle . I'd have punched it in the face. Glad it's been banned for good of the touchline . Should have got jail time or a big fine
Not really astonishing really. There was a (usually male) coach stepping in and preventing two middle aged women from hitting each other. I do not know many sah moms that can overmatch a more often than not trained sports coach. Amateurs child league or not both moms combined were likely not a match for that coach. From the principle of things you'd be correct. A mama bear is not to be taken lightly. Even if that mama bears lacks claws and only has two legs ...
Let me tell you that breaking both the bones in the ankle hurts like nothing I could describe. I have had surgeries, birthed a child and the pain from breaking my ankle hurt in such a way that I still can not describe in words. Yeah I had to have it surgically repaired with rods and pins and yes it’s the absolute worst
Imagine having enough self-awareness to think in advance to borrow a neighbors dog, and try to hide the fact you're hiring a dog walker to nanny your kid - but *_not_* having enough self-awareness to think in advance that _the _*_cops will be called on y'all ass!!_*
"Sue for Breaking a pet sitting contact" Did the Entitled Mum of the first story think of her child a pet, just something that popped into my head while listening
I guess the dog sitter could have set bowls of food and water on the floor for the kid to eat and drink then took her for a walk. I just can't imagine people thinking something like that is alright unless they have some kind of mental problem.
My brain short circuited trying to understand this woman’s “logic”. Why would you go to a PET SITTER instead of a babysitter 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ mind blowing
I'm guessing she (the entitled parent) is probably a cheapskate and maybe she burned a lot of bridges with other babysitters with her attitude, hence the need to use a bait-and-switch to get a "cheaper" and more willing babysitter.
Idgaf who it is, if someone kicks my daughters broken ankle because "they don't think it's broken" when it's clearly at some weird angle, hands are getting thrown
Story 4: I'm reminded of the old story about a woman who called the police to complain that she could see her nude neighbor through his window and that what he was doing was completely indecent. When the police got to her house, they looked out her window and saw nothing but a hedge blocking the neighbor's window she claimed she could see him through. When the police pointed this out to her, she still insisted that she could see him...when she stood up on her kitchen table.
There's an ancient joke from "Punch", published in the 1880s on the same theme: two old ladies on holiday complain to their seaside landlady that they can see people bathing. But the sea is a mile away! says the landlady. Ah, reply the old ladies, but with a telescope, you know!
I knew I might be an angry gran Karen if someone hurt my Grandson so I stayed away unless no one else was available. lol I even told off my sons (step) coach not to swear at him when he played football, he was in his early twenties.😂😂😂😂
I understand a need for "me time" but you do not do it like that. Arrange for a sitter and book an appointment. I worry about the kids this has happened to. I hope they can look back, as adults, and remember what it felt like so they don't do it to their children.
I truly hope that CPS took custody of that child away-long term. (Or that there is another parent or care giver in this child’s life). Agree that this insane Karen intentionally borrowed a dog to dupe the dog sitters-and actually thought this would work! That woman has no business raising a child!
I had a good suspicion about the story as soon as the pet care business was mentioned and yet I still managed to feel light vestiges of surprise. How on Earth did the mother possibly think that plan would work? And in what reality did she think that a pet sitter would see a seven year old human child instead of a dog, shrug and provide minimal and illegal care of a child? I was sixteen before I was finally allowed to stay home instead of going on holiday and my brother was fourteen in that I counted as the responsible adult at 18. It boggles the mind. Calling you boss and CPS is literally the only sane thing anyone could do in that situation. Couldn’t leave the kid with a neighbour and even if a relative lived close by CPS still needs to know due to the many Safeguarding laws in place. If the mother is willing to leave her seven year old kid alone in the house except for three very short visits from an adult, you do have to wonder what other dangers or neglect the child faces.
The first story reminds me of a joke: A lady walks into a bank to borrow $2,000 USD. The loan person asks what asset she will put up in case she didn't pay back the loan. The lady said "My Audi." So the guy does the loan and takes the keys. So during the month lease. The loan person looks up the lady. They find out that her and her husband are millionaires. Well after a week and a day the lady comes back and pays the $2,000 dollars back. The loan guys tells her that she still needs to pay the the interest and the lady paid it. The loan guy then asks the lady "why would you borrow $2,000 dollars when you and your husband are millionaires?" The lady then says "Well...... where else am I going to park my expensive car for 12.50 and have it be in the same condition?"
So they are millionaires and didn't have protected/indide garage or something? I know it was funny but doesn't really match up with reality. Someone tell me
This was originally intended as a smart blonde joke. She didn’t have a garage, city parking only, but still rich. She was going out of town, and didn’t want to leave her nice car on the road without someone here. So she went to a bank, took out a $2,000 loan on her $200,000 car. Everyone was calling her a dumb blonde because she could have gotten much more for her car and they drove it into the bank’s garage. 2 weeks later she comes back from her trip and picks the car up. And they ask her what she was thinking and she made the comment at the end and left them all flabbergasted.
Ugh... Second story just reminded me of my mum's neighbour, only the kid was 10 and he knocked on our door because his mother left the house before he came back from school and didn't tell anyone. The kicker? She didn't even give the kid a key because apparently he could "lose" it. My mum was furious over the incident and to this day she barely acknowledges her neighbour. The kid is now in his 20s. I still feel bad for him. My mum didn't call anyone because she knew the grandmother. Unfortunately, the boy's grandmother was out of town for work that day and wasn't due to return for a few days. She was horrified with her daughter's actions and apologised to my mother. The grandmother sent my mum some money to cover food for the kid for the day and sent the kid's older brother (18 at the time, they have different father and the older brother lived with his father, went to school with my cousin so I knew him) to get the kid. It never happened again, I assumed because Grandmother went off on the mother.
She shoulda called the cops. And, And not giving the kid a key?! If he loses it he loses it, not giving him a key in the FIRST PLACE is just horrible. That mother shoulda lost custody.
The 3rd story reminds me of a time that I broke my wrist playing with my brothers. I actually heard the break. I ran up to my mom who had a friend over. I was crying that my wrist was broken and her friend with absolutely ZERO medical training declares it's not broken. She then has me move my wrist up, down, side to side. I scream with each movement due to the pain. Then my mom's friend, in her unprofessional opinion, declares, "It might be broken." One hospital visit later and the break was confirmed. Spent 6 months in a cast.
Doctors used to do that too. But today, with American penchant of suing for frivolous things, doctors play it safe and send patients to x-ray room, where the patients will be exposed to heightened radiation and substantially larger medical bill.
@@SonsOfLorgar If they stay all day in the room, yes. But the radiation is directed to patient body. During that few seconds, the patient receives a far greater radiation than the people operating the machine.
@@gorilladisco9108 You’re basically saying that if someone smokes s cigarette, they instantly get lung cancer. It’ll take a LOT of X-rays for one person to get any very ill effects.
@@johntaco861 I'm saying that the chance to get cancer is greater if you are shot with intense radiation for one second than if you expose to low dosage radiation over the year, even when the accumulated amount is greater at the later one. Also, there are occupational hazards and there are avoidable risks.
Story #4: I would have responded with "You know what, your right, I AM naked under my clothes, but guess what? So are YOU! Guess we are both in the wrong huh?" 🤣
I guess hiring a full-time nanny was too much for them after spending their money on a trip. Did they not even consider asking their neighbour?? They seemed to be on good enough terms to borrow the dog, giving the neighbour a decent monetary incentive to care for the girl at the neighbour's house would've been a better solution. Or asking a family member and compensating them...
I once offered my sister un law to take my nephew and niece for a weekend so she and my brother would be able to have time alone, she was offended because both had jobs and he wished to have as much time as possible with the kids, taking vacation time without their children is an alien though for many people.
@@cesaravegah3787 i literally steal my niece and nephew from my brother and sil. I'll go to their house and walk in and go "got any plans for today? No, okay the bugs are mine. They will be back in 2 hours" and walk out with the kids. Its fun and they get a break
I take my friend's kid out on activities. I'm like her kid's "aunt" which we all enjoy. My friend hasn't been able to go out much cause of the pandemic with a baby so I offered to take her oldest kid to like theme parks, stadiums etc.
God, my heart breaks for these poor little children left in the care of these monsters they call parents. They should be publicly shamed in the town square.
Me and my sister literally talked about how parents should have their kids be their NUMBER ONE PRIORITY when it comes to their finances. We don’t understand why most parents care about themselves first before their child like YOU’RE A PARENT IT’S YOUR JOB TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR CHILDREN!!!
My wife was my number 1 priority and our daughter was hers. I worked in a very dangerous job that landed me getting shot, blown up and violently ejected out of a Humvee. I knew taking care of my wife would be best for my daughter
"You'd be surprised how often this happens" ...excuse me.. I need to call my mom and thank her so much for being such a good loving supportive mother who'd never even think of abandoning me.
*Same!* Mom and Dad grew up when 'latchkey kids' were becoming more common and they agreed that they'd *never* subject us to that. Mom was also *literally dying* through much of my early childhood while doctors completely dismissed her. She *still* fed us, dressed us, bathed us, cleaned up after us, and put up with *me.* Seriously think one of the main reasons I wasn't diagnosed with ADHD and Asperger's as a kid was because I'm a girl.
I really like the two soccer players who, despite the Karen, did not blame for the sports injury and stood by the injured defying her Karen mom. And afterwards that the two girls were still FRIENDS! That’s real sportsmanship there.
Well, Karen will have plenty of "me time" from now on, just like she wanted. If she's going to have the money to enjoy it after paying child support to ex-husband... well, that's an entirely different story.
I heard a story about a young girl, about 8-10 years old whose wealthy parents had a long time nanny. The nanny unexpectedly quit on the family just prior to the parents' month long childfree European vacation, so they had to scramble to get a new nanny. A new nanny was hired, but before they left for Europe, their daughter saw her parents doing something rather curious with their prized silverware, where, as the parents explained to their daughter, they were "safeguarding their valuables." Even at that young age, the girl wondered to herself, "Ain't I'm a valuable?" Her parents were more actively concerned about their silverware vs. the safety of their daughter at the hands of a new nanny for a month while they're overseas. But, at least, the parents didn't try to hire/scam a dog sitting service to look after their child while on vacation...that stunt defies all sane reasoning.
I mean, what were they supposed to do with the daughter? Presumably they locked the cabinet the silverware was in or hid them somewhere. You can't lock the daughter in her room for a month or pick her up and hide her behind the bookshelf. Besides, picking up a silver spoon or two and selling them is much easier and less risky then kidnaping someone's daughter and doing something with that.
@@HumanZombie99 I love your snarkiness! But it's very telling about the girl's parents and their value system, and what they truly value. Silverware is a dime a dozen item, easily replaceable; their child should be what they value the most, and what they should truly be safeguarding.
@@Xaaaach I’m so glad I’m not the only one who hears the same stories over & over. I listen to Fluff 💜, RSlash & Karma Crow. I can never remember where I’ve heard story. PS All 3 channels are human voices, if you’re looking for more!
Judge: "I'm very sorry Madam, I understand how much it must pain you to have the petsitters not take care of your dog whom you consider your daughter, we'll get this sorted." Lawyer: "Excuse me your honor, you seem to have not been informed properly, the matter involves an actual human child." Judge: "Soooo.... I've been dragged out here because you want to sue a petsitting company for not taking care of your actual child?" Parents: "That's right your honor." Judge: *facepalming* "7 years of my life devoted to lawschool just to deal with idiots like this, fuck my life."
*First and Second Stories:* I've heard too many stories about these outright neglectful parents. "Entitled" is too mild a term for them and they deserve far worse than simply losing custody of their kids. *Third Story:* On the same spectrum as neglectful parents...
How in the hell could you leave a 7 year old girl alone with a pet sitter you dont even know this one pissed me off ( edit) i commented before I heard the rest i would have been arrested on several occasions described here .
"I wish I could say 'I'm shocked', but I'm not" Yeah, there was one deliberately f***ed up story where OP discovered SA and incest in his own family (Amy and Liza story). He basically ditched the whole family, took the two girls Amy and Liza (not real names), and now lives as a father figure to the girls. He also caused ripples that broke a bunch of relationships, so I guess that would also count as a revenge story to some degree. Note: The family included uncles, aunts, and cousins. Note 2: RSlash is the only channel I found that covered the story. I can't think of a story from this sub that will ever top that, ever.
Rslash donated all the ad revenue from that video to a charity that helps victims of domestic violence. Only for UA-cam to demonetise it (I would say lol, except it really isn't funny). I agree though that that story was the absolute worst I've ever heard from this sub.
@@spiralthedragon9847 "r/EntitledParents You won’t BELIEVE what these parents did to get arrested". It's two years old and can be found on RSlash's EntitledParents playlist.
Yeah I’m an umpire. Once I heard her start yelling I would be like “you’re gone. Not allowed near the field anymore for the game.” I don’t know if soccer has different rules but an umpire can make any spectator leave the confines of the field.
I sure's he'll do, because if Karen gets custody, and abandons the daughter again, the daughter would be placed in the foster care system or with adoptive parents, when Centerlink removes the poor kid from her custody.
In story 3 I can so relate to OP last winter I slipped on ice & as my fat butt made contact with the ground I heard my ankle snap! It was beyond agonizing pain! If it was my kid's ankle that Karen kicked she would have been in a rescue getting medical care before a jail cell! Glad to hear that regardless of how awful Karen was her daughter was a kind caring young woman! So glad her & OP are still friends!!!
you missed the most bonkers part. this woman was getting a divorce, and knew custody would be an issue ... and she then abandoned her child with a stranger for her mail appointment.
Story 3: If I was the coach I would have Forbidden Karen from ever coming to any future Sorcerer games and if she tried to show up just once i’d post her "minor Assault" on Blast to ruin her reputation
Did you not see the part of the "lifetime Touchline ban"? I assume Touchline is most likely the organization that runs the league so yes the Karen is banned from all future soccer games. On a side note I kinda love the typo you have of "sorcerer" games lol I just envision Dr. Strange playing some kind of zero gravity soccer.
All I can say to third OP is... ouch. I get being passionate about something. However, kicking a kid over it? I guess OP's parents didn't press charges for Natalie's sake rather than her loon of a mother.
@@SonsOfLorgar Especially if it comes out she’s abusing Natalie as well. It would _help_ her to have evidence that her mother has a past of assaulting minors.
Anyone who kicked my kid's broken ankle would not survive the incident. I am pretty sure I could make a "Stand Your Ground" defense stick. But, if not, it would be worth it going to jail for standing up for my kid.
Yes Entitled parents trying to force random people into taking care of their kids is more common than people realise. Had it happen to me when I was volunteering at a charity shop (10+ years ago). The entitled parent just left her kid in the shop, by the children's section (toys and books) while she went for a hair and nail appointment. Apparently the paternal grandparents were regulars and couldn't look after the kid (Hospital appointment). The manager called the grandfather and he left his wife alone in the hospital, having some tests and came to pick up his granddaughter and talk to police. Well when the father found out, he was away on a business trip, he divorced his wife. I think she got a prison sentence and was deported back to Nigeria afterwards.
@@SomethingBoutEclipse If I remember things correctly. Her husband was the one with UK citizenship and she was a Nigerian national with right to stay, because of her marriage and because she was divorced and had a criminal record she was deported.
This 'me time' is a new fad. With two boys, I and my husband never had a ' me time' the whole time when they were growing up. ' Our time' was 'their time' included. They are now the best adults ever. Good boys.
I have shared custody of my kids but had a medical emergency myself but managed to not only get arrangements for my kids that didn't involve disrupting my ex's work schedule and make her take time off and get them taken care of I also managed to get my dog taken care of as well. I agree with op, that mom is a god damned monster!
Story 2: Yeah, I’m not into kids much (I don’t hate kids, I’m just not ready for them, plus there’s more to life than money when it comes to kids) Hearing the update: 😧 Oh boy, this is sad and who knows? Maybe the police can give her something so that way she wouldn’t do this stunt again Story 3: Oh my gosh. I thought maybe at jail, the inmates should give her something like this (Remember, this is jail so anything could happen especially when harming a child) but it’s short so she’s just too damn lucky
Karen in story 3 is lucky to be alive! My mom was quiet and didn’t like to rock the boat but if that would have happened to me she would have went full mama grizzly bear on her.
If I was a father and that psycho kicked my daughter's broken freakin' ankle, I wouldn't just go papa bear, I'd go full Revenant on her. Oh and Fluff should make Steve-O a sweater for Christmas. Help keep him warm in the dungeon.
Remark on the first story: couldnt the mother just leave the child with the father. Divorce or not, he seems like a perfect place to drop off their daughter. Would have been too long? Was it personal?
Probably because there was too much animosity from the divorce for her to want to contact her stbx. Plus she probably didn't want to give him extra ammo for a custody battle (so she, ironically, ended up giving him much more ammo than just dumping the kid on him would have done). What I wonder is why she wanted custody in the first place, since she clearly doesn't want to be a mum. Child support? Or just because she hates her ex so much that she doesn't want him to have access to someone he loves?
The supposed mother in that first story is beyond unbelievable!! However, I'm also struggling to understand that people go away and leave their DOGS for 2 weeks!! Paying a company to come in 3 times a day to feed them is just utterly cruel!! Those poor animals will think they're being abandoned, there is no-one there when they scared at night, no-one to play with, cuddle or be loved by, in my mind those people are as guilty of abandonment as that mother! When you have a dog their wellbeing and care should be your main job, if you have to go away, they should be looked after by someone they know, trust and love either in their own home or the carers. You simply cannot care for a dog for 3 x 15min slots a day. I'm appalled that this is legal in the US because it isn't in the UK, here you'd get a huge fine, prison and a ban on keeping dogs!
Uh, I work at a boarding kennel. While quite a few first time dogs are nervous for a while, the vast majority are just excited to be in a new place with new smells. We aren't out in the barn all day, my niece often goes out to play with them for a bit in the afternoon and I go out in the morning and evening to let them out in the run and give them meals. They're quite happy. Some of the owners of our regulars will even comment on how excited their dogs get on the way here. Like kids realizing they're going to be staying over at a friend's house.
@@brigidtheirish boarding kennels are completely different, there is someone there most of the time and staff take the wellbeing and care of the dogs very seriously. For a dog to be left in its home for 2 weeks is just plain wrong.
Fact: You cannot be arrested for defaming someone's character. That's a civil complaint, and would be dealt with in civil court - and the civil court would throw it out in 10 seconds because no damages were incurred from the statement in question.
I love how DarkFluff said that the Karen's reason for abandoning the 5 year old was cliche, I thought, "What, did she have a nail appointment?" I was only kind of half guessing and didn't expect to be right.
I really hate in story 2 OP keeps saying her friend "can't stand kids" wtf kind of person describes her friend like that! Obviously she can stand kids but is unable to care for them properly! Smfh OP is a terrible friend to describe the disabled woman like this! This of course does NOT take away from the fact that this woman had no right just leaving her kid on a disabled woman's doorstep & should be stripped of ALL parental rights! She doesn't even deserve supervised visitation!
That first one absolutely pisses me off. Like wtf. Your living, breathing, speaking child is not a pet. Ffs, this is part of why I hate interacting IRL.
Oh. Mygod! I saw the exact bathrobe story happen in person at my college about a decade ago! Dead serious, I was taking an art class and we had a nude model. Well, we had three nude models the teacher would cycle through, on that particular day was the male model. Halfway through class the teacher let us out for a break, so the model put on his bathrobe and a pair of sandals and went to the nearest smoking area (California has some pretty intense laws on where you can smoke on a school campus). It was a bit rainy, so he also took an umbrella that was bright and colorful, the full rainbow on display. On the way there a different teacher stopped him to ask if he was naked under his robes and to yell at him about how he's on campus and how dare he. The model's response was of course that he was covered up by the robe, that he was there to be a nude model for an art class, and she could talk to the teacher that HIRED him if she wanted. And honest to god she though he was a danger to children... on a COLLEGE campus. What children? Everyone in the class is over eighteen. Eventually she shut up and let him go after grumbling some limp warning at him to not do it again. The model said he'd done that plenty of times all semester long and never had that happen, he thought the brightly colored rainbow umbrella was what caught the Karen's attention. Anyway, we spent the rest of class asking each other "Are you naked under your clothes?"
Darkfluff videos have gotten me through my exams and a shit ton of homework, you have no idea how much hearing you're voice narrating has made my life better
Story #2 is just insane! This kid can be happy that OP was a nice person! Imagine the "new nice neighbour" would in fact NOT be so nice with kids! Like, "grose, kidnapping, put the child in a secret basement" bad!! Leaving your child like that is just completly incompetent! Poor child. But thanks to OP no random stranger will ever "watch" the kid!
One of these days, a Karen is gonna toss their kid at some rando and expect them to babysit the kid for however long, and that kid's gonna be found dead in a ditch. Or never be seen again. Don't do this to kids, people.
I'm pretty sure you can do what OP did in the last story. Its not the Karen's business and the only way OP would have been at fault is if his little soldier was flying free for everyone to see. But OP stated he made sure that the bathrobe was secure and double knotted so there was no chance of a accident happening.
My comment on that last story..... " I wear clothing for the comfort of others if you don't like what I'm wearing then don't look And be glad I'm wearing anything at all !!!!!"
I once went out shopping in a nearby shop (we lived in the middle of our town, that means an expensive neighborhood here in Europe) wearing just trainers and a bathrobe. I was hmm... 17 at the time, if my memory serves. Nobody so much as raised an eyebrow!
Story 4: Wh- what? I thought most people don't wear anything under robes/bathrobes. I thought the whole point was to cover the body like clothes, but for when you aren't wearing enough to be considered "appropriate" I think the most I've ever seen anyone wear with a bathrobe is some underwear (this could just be me, I don't wear bathrobes often anymore)
Respect for the last story. I became a nudist out of comfort more than anything (I really hate the way clothes feel on my body q.q) and the best byproduct that I was 100% not expecting was the complete removal of my body insecurities or self consciousness. Those of you who hate your body like I did may really benefit from spending your home time naked with yourself.
One time a rich man moved into our neighborhood and a few days later I was looking out mu kitchen window and saw some of my trees falling over. I sent my cousin down to see what was going on. The new neighbor was sawing some of my trees down and he told. I my cousin he was cutting the trees down so he could have a better veiw. I told him to stop or get arrested. Boy some people have allot of nerve!!!!
If the dad doesn't get full custody of his daughter after Karen left her alone like that often enough for the police to expect it, the judge is clearly soft in the head.. Um, isnt that like asking if your naked under your clothes?
I'm not surprised by story #2. I witnessed one couple leave one of their daughters behind while they went to a laundromat. For some reason, they seemed to have thought they had her in their vehicle because she was out of sight. We didn't do anything about because there were other neighbors of theirs outside, but I wish we would have since through multiple false reports to cps and the apartment complex's office caused my sister and niece to get kicked out of their apartment as well as spreading rumors to the nearest neighbors around the complex tarnishing her reputation to them all all while her and her husband were both abusive and neglectful towards their children, having been turned into cps multiple times themselves, but never having anything come of it.
in the last story, what the guy should do is slowly work his way into his house while Karen yelling at him and what he could do is look around out side to make sure no one else was around and remove his robe in front of Karen and tell her to have a nice day then close the door on her shock😵 face😁.
Story 3, that EM doesn’t have one screw loose, she left the factory without them. Assaulting a minor, who is INJURED btw, and thinks her daughter shouldn’t have to follow the rules is just unhinged behavior. She should’ve been left in jail.
not just that...luck the parents didn't end up making her paralyzed in self defense...
I am honestly surprised she didn't get immediate jail time. Assault of a Minor is usually a few years in the slammer, sometimes more (depending on damage/injury).
The quality control guy at that factory must have had a day off
@@2lstGun especially when done to an already injured minor to aggravate the injury.
If that witch kicked my daughter who had a broken ankle . I'd have punched it in the face. Glad it's been banned for good of the touchline . Should have got jail time or a big fine
The Karen from story 3 should consider herself lucky that she's still able to walk after that.
If OP were My Kid, Karen would be Lucky to be Alive, I feel sorry for Natalie though, such a Sweet Kid having a Total Witch for a Mom
Walk, she’s lucky she can breathe!
Not really astonishing really.
There was a (usually male) coach stepping in and preventing two middle aged women from hitting each other. I do not know many sah moms that can overmatch a more often than not trained sports coach. Amateurs child league or not both moms combined were likely not a match for that coach.
From the principle of things you'd be correct.
A mama bear is not to be taken lightly. Even if that mama bears lacks claws and only has two legs ...
Yeah that Karen should have been arrested for imitating a human being
Let me tell you that breaking both the bones in the ankle hurts like nothing I could describe. I have had surgeries, birthed a child and the pain from breaking my ankle hurt in such a way that I still can not describe in words. Yeah I had to have it surgically repaired with rods and pins and yes it’s the absolute worst
Imagine having enough self-awareness to think in advance to borrow a neighbors dog, and try to hide the fact you're hiring a dog walker to nanny your kid - but *_not_* having enough self-awareness to think in advance that _the _*_cops will be called on y'all ass!!_*
"Sue for Breaking a pet sitting contact" Did the Entitled Mum of the first story think of her child a pet, just something that popped into my head while listening
I guess the dog sitter could have set bowls of food and water on the floor for the kid to eat and drink then took her for a walk.
I just can't imagine people thinking something like that is alright unless they have some kind of mental problem.
My brain short circuited trying to understand this woman’s “logic”. Why would you go to a PET SITTER instead of a babysitter 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ mind blowing
I’m sure that’s part of the reason she’s getting divorced and hopefully Dad got full custody!
I'm guessing she (the entitled parent) is probably a cheapskate and maybe she burned a lot of bridges with other babysitters with her attitude, hence the need to use a bait-and-switch to get a "cheaper" and more willing babysitter.
@@bleachfan2.029 logic was most likeley "hey, this is a lot cheaper, what could go wrong?"
Idgaf who it is, if someone kicks my daughters broken ankle because "they don't think it's broken" when it's clearly at some weird angle, hands are getting thrown
And teeth.
Temporary insanity!
If somebody did that to my niece my hands are going to be thrown
Hands? Dude, a baseball bat would be getting swung!
And not just a gentle punt, I'm talking maximum Babe Ruth style.
@@the_once-and-future_king. or even a 20 lb sledgehammer
Story 4: I'm reminded of the old story about a woman who called the police to complain that she could see her nude neighbor through his window and that what he was doing was completely indecent. When the police got to her house, they looked out her window and saw nothing but a hedge blocking the neighbor's window she claimed she could see him through. When the police pointed this out to her, she still insisted that she could see him...when she stood up on her kitchen table.
Same here, except that she could see him after she climbed over her cupboard. 🤣
I hope the police arrested her for beeing a peeping karen?
There's an ancient joke from "Punch", published in the 1880s on the same theme: two old ladies on holiday complain to their seaside landlady that they can see people bathing. But the sea is a mile away! says the landlady. Ah, reply the old ladies, but with a telescope, you know!
He should have replied, "Everyone is naked under their clothes sweetie, you included."
@@SonsOfLorgar 🤣✌
Natalie really sounds like a great kid. Accepted her red card with grace and focused on OP, helping however she could. A good sport and a good person.
I knew I might be an angry gran Karen if someone hurt my Grandson so I stayed away unless no one else was available. lol I even told off my sons (step) coach not to swear at him when he played football, he was in his early twenties.😂😂😂😂
Story 1 : You know what's worse? A mother actually compares her child with a pet. Of course, in the bad way.
That's why I always hate it when people are like "lets get pets so we can practice having a kid"
They're just going to neglect one or the other
I understand a need for "me time" but you do not do it like that. Arrange for a sitter and book an appointment. I worry about the kids this has happened to. I hope they can look back, as adults, and remember what it felt like so they don't do it to their children.
I truly hope that CPS took custody of that child away-long term. (Or that there is another parent or care giver in this child’s life).
Agree that this insane Karen intentionally borrowed a dog to dupe the dog sitters-and actually thought this would work!
That woman has no business raising a child!
I had a good suspicion about the story as soon as the pet care business was mentioned and yet I still managed to feel light vestiges of surprise.
How on Earth did the mother possibly think that plan would work? And in what reality did she think that a pet sitter would see a seven year old human child instead of a dog, shrug and provide minimal and illegal care of a child?
I was sixteen before I was finally allowed to stay home instead of going on holiday and my brother was fourteen in that I counted as the responsible adult at 18.
It boggles the mind. Calling you boss and CPS is literally the only sane thing anyone could do in that situation. Couldn’t leave the kid with a neighbour and even if a relative lived close by CPS still needs to know due to the many Safeguarding laws in place.
If the mother is willing to leave her seven year old kid alone in the house except for three very short visits from an adult, you do have to wonder what other dangers or neglect the child faces.
That "mother" probably thought she was being clever and was patting herself on the back for finding a "loophole".
With that first story: ...How exactly did they expect that to go? They are the Valedictorians of Clown School.
They are not just the clowns, they are the entire circus.
@@Lycan_Jedi they're the entire amusement park
At least a the pet sitter was a good person. As well as another person didn't show up prior to the sitter. That could have ended 100x worse.
Natalie in Story 3 is a class act.
And that she’s actually a decent person compared to her egg donor is a good thing indeed.
The first story reminds me of a joke: A lady walks into a bank to borrow $2,000 USD. The loan person asks what asset she will put up in case she didn't pay back the loan. The lady said "My Audi." So the guy does the loan and takes the keys. So during the month lease. The loan person looks up the lady. They find out that her and her husband are millionaires. Well after a week and a day the lady comes back and pays the $2,000 dollars back. The loan guys tells her that she still needs to pay the the interest and the lady paid it. The loan guy then asks the lady "why would you borrow $2,000 dollars when you and your husband are millionaires?" The lady then says "Well...... where else am I going to park my expensive car for 12.50 and have it be in the same condition?"
😂
I love that story. Over a decade old, and still a goodie :)
So they are millionaires and didn't have protected/indide garage or something? I know it was funny but doesn't really match up with reality. Someone tell me
@@chaspring1924 The reality is that they are cheap skates
This was originally intended as a smart blonde joke. She didn’t have a garage, city parking only, but still rich. She was going out of town, and didn’t want to leave her nice car on the road without someone here. So she went to a bank, took out a $2,000 loan on her $200,000 car. Everyone was calling her a dumb blonde because she could have gotten much more for her car and they drove it into the bank’s garage. 2 weeks later she comes back from her trip and picks the car up. And they ask her what she was thinking and she made the comment at the end and left them all flabbergasted.
Ugh... Second story just reminded me of my mum's neighbour, only the kid was 10 and he knocked on our door because his mother left the house before he came back from school and didn't tell anyone. The kicker? She didn't even give the kid a key because apparently he could "lose" it. My mum was furious over the incident and to this day she barely acknowledges her neighbour. The kid is now in his 20s. I still feel bad for him.
My mum didn't call anyone because she knew the grandmother. Unfortunately, the boy's grandmother was out of town for work that day and wasn't due to return for a few days. She was horrified with her daughter's actions and apologised to my mother. The grandmother sent my mum some money to cover food for the kid for the day and sent the kid's older brother (18 at the time, they have different father and the older brother lived with his father, went to school with my cousin so I knew him) to get the kid. It never happened again, I assumed because Grandmother went off on the mother.
She shoulda called the cops.
And, And not giving the kid a key?! If he loses it he loses it, not giving him a key in the FIRST PLACE is just horrible. That mother shoulda lost custody.
Story 3, the EM really KICKED HER freshly broken ankle? Poo would've been going DOWN after that if that were me
Yup, she better have a life insurance because the undertaker would be measuring her coffin first thing monday morning...
Fr I’ve broken a bone and shutter thinking about if someone had hit the freshly broken bone.
Karen: *Abandons child*
*Police and CPS get called*
Karen: “Well, if it isn’t the consequences of my own actions”
More like you have no right to do this to me they're kind never own up what they do
@@sokagofferenginar8669 people like that are only apologetic after they get caught
It gets worse she may have only been holding onto the child for the child support.
OMG- what kind of mother does that to a 5 year old ! That story made me so angry! I applaud OP for calling the police!
I will never understand how people who have kids can be so terrible to the kids and others.
U u2 zad
Heartbreaking. I do not understand either. Extreme loss of empathy?
It’s always difficult for the decent to understand the depraved.
@@sherifitzgerald6886 I often find varying degrees of narcissism at the root. Which means you’re correct, as they’re incapable of empathizing.
The 3rd story reminds me of a time that I broke my wrist playing with my brothers. I actually heard the break. I ran up to my mom who had a friend over. I was crying that my wrist was broken and her friend with absolutely ZERO medical training declares it's not broken. She then has me move my wrist up, down, side to side. I scream with each movement due to the pain. Then my mom's friend, in her unprofessional opinion, declares, "It might be broken." One hospital visit later and the break was confirmed. Spent 6 months in a cast.
Doctors used to do that too.
But today, with American penchant of suing for frivolous things, doctors play it safe and send patients to x-ray room, where the patients will be exposed to heightened radiation and substantially larger medical bill.
@@gorilladisco9108 the x-ray exposure harms the nurses far more than the patients due to quantity.
@@SonsOfLorgar If they stay all day in the room, yes. But the radiation is directed to patient body. During that few seconds, the patient receives a far greater radiation than the people operating the machine.
@@gorilladisco9108 You’re basically saying that if someone smokes s cigarette, they instantly get lung cancer. It’ll take a LOT of X-rays for one person to get any very ill effects.
@@johntaco861 I'm saying that the chance to get cancer is greater if you are shot with intense radiation for one second than if you expose to low dosage radiation over the year, even when the accumulated amount is greater at the later one.
Also, there are occupational hazards and there are avoidable risks.
Story #4: I would have responded with "You know what, your right, I AM naked under my clothes, but guess what? So are YOU! Guess we are both in the wrong huh?" 🤣
I guess hiring a full-time nanny was too much for them after spending their money on a trip. Did they not even consider asking their neighbour?? They seemed to be on good enough terms to borrow the dog, giving the neighbour a decent monetary incentive to care for the girl at the neighbour's house would've been a better solution. Or asking a family member and compensating them...
I once offered my sister un law to take my nephew and niece for a weekend so she and my brother would be able to have time alone, she was offended because both had jobs and he wished to have as much time as possible with the kids, taking vacation time without their children is an alien though for many people.
@@cesaravegah3787 i literally steal my niece and nephew from my brother and sil. I'll go to their house and walk in and go "got any plans for today? No, okay the bugs are mine. They will be back in 2 hours" and walk out with the kids.
Its fun and they get a break
@@alana.dyer.author That was very nice of you, I suppose that your SIL is cooler than mine :)
20 bucks says the dog was not "borrowed" with consent of the owner
I take my friend's kid out on activities. I'm like her kid's "aunt" which we all enjoy. My friend hasn't been able to go out much cause of the pandemic with a baby so I offered to take her oldest kid to like theme parks, stadiums etc.
God, my heart breaks for these poor little children left in the care of these monsters they call parents. They should be publicly shamed in the town square.
Yep, this is why society is unraveling
Time to bring back stocks and pillory!
Worse she is going to have to get a job and lose her Centrelink payment 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Me and my sister literally talked about how parents should have their kids be their NUMBER ONE PRIORITY when it comes to their finances. We don’t understand why most parents care about themselves first before their child like YOU’RE A PARENT IT’S YOUR JOB TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR CHILDREN!!!
My wife was my number 1 priority and our daughter was hers. I worked in a very dangerous job that landed me getting shot, blown up and violently ejected out of a Humvee. I knew taking care of my wife would be best for my daughter
@@spudsdj8384 sounds like a few rough tours and possibly a medical discharge with a purple heart.
@@SonsOfLorgar no 💜 but God was it fun
@@spudsdj8384 , get the right woman, absolutely . God bless, thanks for your service and theirs too. I happen to be a military brat.
"You'd be surprised how often this happens" ...excuse me.. I need to call my mom and thank her so much for being such a good loving supportive mother who'd never even think of abandoning me.
*Same!* Mom and Dad grew up when 'latchkey kids' were becoming more common and they agreed that they'd *never* subject us to that. Mom was also *literally dying* through much of my early childhood while doctors completely dismissed her. She *still* fed us, dressed us, bathed us, cleaned up after us, and put up with *me.* Seriously think one of the main reasons I wasn't diagnosed with ADHD and Asperger's as a kid was because I'm a girl.
I really like the two soccer players who, despite the Karen, did not blame for the sports injury and stood by the injured defying her Karen mom. And afterwards that the two girls were still FRIENDS! That’s real sportsmanship there.
Well, Karen will have plenty of "me time" from now on, just like she wanted.
If she's going to have the money to enjoy it after paying child support to ex-husband... well, that's an entirely different story.
You can’t be arrested for defamation 🙄 it’s not a crime - it’s a civil dispute LOL
That poor little girl. I hope she gets a family that will love and protect her. My God people don’t deserve their children.
So, do I, my friend. So, do I.
I heard a story about a young girl, about 8-10 years old whose wealthy parents had a long time nanny.
The nanny unexpectedly quit on the family just prior to the parents' month long childfree European vacation, so they had to scramble to get a new nanny.
A new nanny was hired, but before they left for Europe, their daughter saw her parents doing something rather curious with their prized silverware, where, as the parents explained to their daughter, they were "safeguarding their valuables."
Even at that young age, the girl wondered to herself, "Ain't I'm a valuable?"
Her parents were more actively concerned about their silverware vs. the safety of their daughter at the hands of a new nanny for a month while they're overseas.
But, at least, the parents didn't try to hire/scam a dog sitting service to look after their child while on vacation...that stunt defies all sane reasoning.
I mean, what were they supposed to do with the daughter? Presumably they locked the cabinet the silverware was in or hid them somewhere. You can't lock the daughter in her room for a month or pick her up and hide her behind the bookshelf. Besides, picking up a silver spoon or two and selling them is much easier and less risky then kidnaping someone's daughter and doing something with that.
@@HumanZombie99 I love your snarkiness!
But it's very telling about the girl's parents and their value system, and what they truly value.
Silverware is a dime a dozen item, easily replaceable; their child should be what they value the most, and what they should truly be safeguarding.
I swear some of these people watch these at 10x speed to be able to comment on stories so fast
TBF, he’s told the first story before.
@@Xaaaach TBF, that was a different story.
@@Xaaaach I’m so glad I’m not the only one who hears the same stories over & over. I listen to Fluff 💜, RSlash & Karma Crow. I can never remember where I’ve heard story. PS All 3 channels are human voices, if you’re looking for more!
They probably comment at the start of the video.
@@DarkbutNotsinister besides rSlash, and of course DarkFluff, I also listen to Fresh and Noble Xenon.....they are also humans. 👌
Judge: "I'm very sorry Madam, I understand how much it must pain you to have the petsitters not take care of your dog whom you consider your daughter, we'll get this sorted."
Lawyer: "Excuse me your honor, you seem to have not been informed properly, the matter involves an actual human child."
Judge: "Soooo.... I've been dragged out here because you want to sue a petsitting company for not taking care of your actual child?"
Parents: "That's right your honor."
Judge: *facepalming* "7 years of my life devoted to lawschool just to deal with idiots like this, fuck my life."
That’s great that F helped out with the custody and written statement
Yeah, the kid deserves so much better.
I have medical issues too, but I would have almost begged to testify. Partially so I could see mom's face, her lawyer's face and the judge's face
*First and Second Stories:* I've heard too many stories about these outright neglectful parents. "Entitled" is too mild a term for them and they deserve far worse than simply losing custody of their kids.
*Third Story:* On the same spectrum as neglectful parents...
What's worse is they'll still somehow get custody of the children.
What the Karen of story 2 did was unacceptable, rage-inducing, and facepalm worthy.
Man that mom in the first story not only needs to have her kid taken away but needs to spend a few days in jail
That Karen who abandoned her daughter is about to have a lot of “me time” since she’s divorced and lost custody of her kid
Anyone who would do that doesn't care!
And instead of getting child support, she'll have to pay it every month.
How in the hell could you leave a 7 year old girl alone with a pet sitter you dont even know this one pissed me off ( edit) i commented before I heard the rest i would have been arrested on several occasions described here .
"I wish I could say 'I'm shocked', but I'm not"
Yeah, there was one deliberately f***ed up story where OP discovered SA and incest in his own family (Amy and Liza story). He basically ditched the whole family, took the two girls Amy and Liza (not real names), and now lives as a father figure to the girls. He also caused ripples that broke a bunch of relationships, so I guess that would also count as a revenge story to some degree.
Note: The family included uncles, aunts, and cousins.
Note 2: RSlash is the only channel I found that covered the story.
I can't think of a story from this sub that will ever top that, ever.
Rslash donated all the ad revenue from that video to a charity that helps victims of domestic violence. Only for UA-cam to demonetise it (I would say lol, except it really isn't funny). I agree though that that story was the absolute worst I've ever heard from this sub.
Do yall know what that rslash video is called? Like is it older or newer? I wanna listen
i saw it directly on reddit and... yeah.. i was pissed as hell at the dumbass family.. and hope those two girls are doing much better
@@spiralthedragon9847 "r/EntitledParents You won’t BELIEVE what these parents did to get arrested". It's two years old and can be found on RSlash's EntitledParents playlist.
@@silverflight01 thank you!!!
Yeah I’m an umpire. Once I heard her start yelling I would be like “you’re gone. Not allowed near the field anymore for the game.” I don’t know if soccer has different rules but an umpire can make any spectator leave the confines of the field.
Story 4: OP could’ve Called the police on that Control freak for trespassing and invasion of privacy
Better yet, he could’ve yelled for everyone to hear “stop trying to touch me, you pervert!!” I bet she won’t bother him again after that.
Wife does child care. Had a three year old get in trouble so she sent her time out. The girl stops her fit and says. But I'm cute?!
Story 2 anyone else hope the dad not only gets custody but child support?
I sure's he'll do, because if Karen gets custody, and abandons the daughter again, the daughter would be placed in the foster care system or with adoptive parents, when Centerlink removes the poor kid from her custody.
In story 3 I can so relate to OP last winter I slipped on ice & as my fat butt made contact with the ground I heard my ankle snap! It was beyond agonizing pain! If it was my kid's ankle that Karen kicked she would have been in a rescue getting medical care before a jail cell! Glad to hear that regardless of how awful Karen was her daughter was a kind caring young woman! So glad her & OP are still friends!!!
you missed the most bonkers part. this woman was getting a divorce, and knew custody would be an issue ... and she then abandoned her child with a stranger for her mail appointment.
“ *She kicked my ankle* ”😮
I gasped audibly when I heard that. I would’ve been in jail that day if that was my kid smdh
Did I hear a temporary insanity defence for manslaughter?
Story 3: If I was the coach I would have Forbidden Karen from ever coming to any future Sorcerer games and if she tried to show up just once i’d post her "minor Assault" on Blast to ruin her reputation
Did you not watch the whole story. She was banned from the whole league, or whatever you call it.
Did you not see the part of the "lifetime Touchline ban"? I assume Touchline is most likely the organization that runs the league so yes the Karen is banned from all future soccer games.
On a side note I kinda love the typo you have of "sorcerer" games lol I just envision Dr. Strange playing some kind of zero gravity soccer.
@@raziel710 I didn’t Think "Touchline" meant the League, the Story still sata that Karen tried to come to the games some time after
Not enough.
@@haakontherayquaza4046 and was removed. If she's that entitled then she probably slso thinks that a lifetime ban shouldn't apply to her.
All I can say to third OP is... ouch.
I get being passionate about something. However, kicking a kid over it? I guess OP's parents didn't press charges for Natalie's sake rather than her loon of a mother.
I would have pressed charges specifically for Natalies sake, to liberate her from that sociopathic narcissist of a walking gestation unit.
@@SonsOfLorgar Especially if it comes out she’s abusing Natalie as well. It would _help_ her to have evidence that her mother has a past of assaulting minors.
Anyone who kicked my kid's broken ankle would not survive the incident. I am pretty sure I could make a "Stand Your Ground" defense stick. But, if not, it would be worth it going to jail for standing up for my kid.
No sane jury would convict you.
Yes Entitled parents trying to force random people into taking care of their kids is more common than people realise. Had it happen to me when I was volunteering at a charity shop (10+ years ago). The entitled parent just left her kid in the shop, by the children's section (toys and books) while she went for a hair and nail appointment. Apparently the paternal grandparents were regulars and couldn't look after the kid (Hospital appointment). The manager called the grandfather and he left his wife alone in the hospital, having some tests and came to pick up his granddaughter and talk to police. Well when the father found out, he was away on a business trip, he divorced his wife. I think she got a prison sentence and was deported back to Nigeria afterwards.
I can’t even...
She got deported for being lazy to get somebody to watch their kid so they can go get their worthless nails done...
@@SomethingBoutEclipse If I remember things correctly. Her husband was the one with UK citizenship and she was a Nigerian national with right to stay, because of her marriage and because she was divorced and had a criminal record she was deported.
And I bet the do-gooders still sought to let the crazy cow stay in the country.
@@the_once-and-future_king. This was yeas before The Church of Wokeness began it's campaign of world domination.
@@neilprice513 Ah I see.
This 'me time' is a new fad. With two boys, I and my husband never had a ' me time' the whole time when they were growing up. ' Our time' was 'their time' included. They are now the best adults ever. Good boys.
Also her daughters got great character so who is defaming it haha
Yeah, but her mom deserved to do prison time instead of just a 'caution'...
@@SonsOfLorgar lol tots
I have shared custody of my kids but had a medical emergency myself but managed to not only get arrangements for my kids that didn't involve disrupting my ex's work schedule and make her take time off and get them taken care of I also managed to get my dog taken care of as well.
I agree with op, that mom is a god damned monster!
2nd. Centerlink? That's Australia. Karen is going to be in a world of shite for this. Police will not be amused
Exactly.
Story 2: Leaving a kid at a neighbor’s apartment when you don’t even know that person is a very dangerous move.
Story 2: Yeah, I’m not into kids much
(I don’t hate kids, I’m just not ready for them, plus there’s more to life than money when it comes to kids)
Hearing the update: 😧 Oh boy, this is sad and who knows? Maybe the police can give her something so that way she wouldn’t do this stunt again
Story 3: Oh my gosh.
I thought maybe at jail, the inmates should give her something like this
(Remember, this is jail so anything could happen especially when harming a child) but it’s short so she’s just too damn lucky
'You can't help stupid, I guess' has there ever been a truer statement.
Karen in story 3 is lucky to be alive! My mom was quiet and didn’t like to rock the boat but if that would have happened to me she would have went full mama grizzly bear on her.
If I was a father and that psycho kicked my daughter's broken freakin' ankle, I wouldn't just go papa bear, I'd go full Revenant on her.
Oh and Fluff should make Steve-O a sweater for Christmas. Help keep him warm in the dungeon.
Not a father yet, but someone do that to my child and there is no way they leave the place with all the bones unbroken.
Remark on the first story: couldnt the mother just leave the child with the father. Divorce or not, he seems like a perfect place to drop off their daughter. Would have been too long? Was it personal?
Probably because there was too much animosity from the divorce for her to want to contact her stbx. Plus she probably didn't want to give him extra ammo for a custody battle (so she, ironically, ended up giving him much more ammo than just dumping the kid on him would have done). What I wonder is why she wanted custody in the first place, since she clearly doesn't want to be a mum. Child support? Or just because she hates her ex so much that she doesn't want him to have access to someone he loves?
The supposed mother in that first story is beyond unbelievable!! However, I'm also struggling to understand that people go away and leave their DOGS for 2 weeks!! Paying a company to come in 3 times a day to feed them is just utterly cruel!! Those poor animals will think they're being abandoned, there is no-one there when they scared at night, no-one to play with, cuddle or be loved by, in my mind those people are as guilty of abandonment as that mother! When you have a dog their wellbeing and care should be your main job, if you have to go away, they should be looked after by someone they know, trust and love either in their own home or the carers. You simply cannot care for a dog for 3 x 15min slots a day. I'm appalled that this is legal in the US because it isn't in the UK, here you'd get a huge fine, prison and a ban on keeping dogs!
Uh, I work at a boarding kennel. While quite a few first time dogs are nervous for a while, the vast majority are just excited to be in a new place with new smells. We aren't out in the barn all day, my niece often goes out to play with them for a bit in the afternoon and I go out in the morning and evening to let them out in the run and give them meals. They're quite happy. Some of the owners of our regulars will even comment on how excited their dogs get on the way here. Like kids realizing they're going to be staying over at a friend's house.
@@brigidtheirish boarding kennels are completely different, there is someone there most of the time and staff take the wellbeing and care of the dogs very seriously. For a dog to be left in its home for 2 weeks is just plain wrong.
Fact: You cannot be arrested for defaming someone's character.
That's a civil complaint, and would be dealt with in civil court - and the civil court would throw it out in 10 seconds because no damages were incurred from the statement in question.
I was thinking was it a nail appointment? I guessed it was something like that, but surely not really a nail appointment. Wow, I'm a Karen psychic.
The parents should never have the 7 year old again .
Wait until "bathrobe prohibition Karen" learns about Scottish kilts xD
She'll never want to visit Scotland with kids xD
🤣 She should listen to Bryan Bowers "The Scotsman"
The endless capacity for self delusion amazes me.
... Wow this mom is a real piece of work
No, lady, you don't need to relax. You need to be locked up!
Story 3: That mom has a lot of nerve assaulting an injured child IN FRONT OF SAID CHILD’S PARENTS
I love how DarkFluff said that the Karen's reason for abandoning the 5 year old was cliche, I thought, "What, did she have a nail appointment?" I was only kind of half guessing and didn't expect to be right.
Its a good thing the coaches intervened, the entitled soccer Karen was about to lose a face. Lmao
I really hate in story 2 OP keeps saying her friend "can't stand kids" wtf kind of person describes her friend like that! Obviously she can stand kids but is unable to care for them properly! Smfh OP is a terrible friend to describe the disabled woman like this! This of course does NOT take away from the fact that this woman had no right just leaving her kid on a disabled woman's doorstep & should be stripped of ALL parental rights! She doesn't even deserve supervised visitation!
I just spent the last 4 days watching the entire r/entitledpeople playlist and I'm finally up to date :D
Good job.
That first one absolutely pisses me off. Like wtf. Your living, breathing, speaking child is not a pet. Ffs, this is part of why I hate interacting IRL.
Oh. Mygod! I saw the exact bathrobe story happen in person at my college about a decade ago! Dead serious, I was taking an art class and we had a nude model. Well, we had three nude models the teacher would cycle through, on that particular day was the male model. Halfway through class the teacher let us out for a break, so the model put on his bathrobe and a pair of sandals and went to the nearest smoking area (California has some pretty intense laws on where you can smoke on a school campus). It was a bit rainy, so he also took an umbrella that was bright and colorful, the full rainbow on display. On the way there a different teacher stopped him to ask if he was naked under his robes and to yell at him about how he's on campus and how dare he. The model's response was of course that he was covered up by the robe, that he was there to be a nude model for an art class, and she could talk to the teacher that HIRED him if she wanted. And honest to god she though he was a danger to children... on a COLLEGE campus. What children? Everyone in the class is over eighteen. Eventually she shut up and let him go after grumbling some limp warning at him to not do it again. The model said he'd done that plenty of times all semester long and never had that happen, he thought the brightly colored rainbow umbrella was what caught the Karen's attention. Anyway, we spent the rest of class asking each other "Are you naked under your clothes?"
Darkfluff videos have gotten me through my exams and a shit ton of homework, you have no idea how much hearing you're voice narrating has made my life better
That second one was heartbreaking, poor kiddo
Story #2 is just insane! This kid can be happy that OP was a nice person! Imagine the "new nice neighbour" would in fact NOT be so nice with kids! Like, "grose, kidnapping, put the child in a secret basement" bad!! Leaving your child like that is just completly incompetent! Poor child. But thanks to OP no random stranger will ever "watch" the kid!
Story 3, EM kick OP's broken ankle, in front of OP's mom? That woman is lucky that she's still alive.
One of these days, a Karen is gonna toss their kid at some rando and expect them to babysit the kid for however long, and that kid's gonna be found dead in a ditch. Or never be seen again. Don't do this to kids, people.
I'm pretty sure you can do what OP did in the last story. Its not the Karen's business and the only way OP would have been at fault is if his little soldier was flying free for everyone to see. But OP stated he made sure that the bathrobe was secure and double knotted so there was no chance of a accident happening.
13:21 "you can't help stupid" Er. No. that's actually CRIMINAL.
My comment on that last story.....
" I wear clothing for the comfort of others if you don't like what I'm wearing then don't look And be glad I'm wearing anything at all !!!!!"
I fail to see how op calling Natalie’s mother stupid a defamation of her daughter’s character
Oh and yeah the soccer story. God help the Karen who would do that to my kid.
Oh, you saying you might ‘have to rip her legs off’ had me laughing my head off !
Good for Natalie. We can't choose our family but we can choose our behavior and friends.
I once went out shopping in a nearby shop (we lived in the middle of our town, that means an expensive neighborhood here in Europe) wearing just trainers and a bathrobe. I was hmm... 17 at the time, if my memory serves. Nobody so much as raised an eyebrow!
That first story I had to pick my jaw up off the floor. Like just when you think you heard it all the world and dark fluff provide. Hahahaha
“Are you wearing anything under that robe?”
If you have to ask, the answer is irrelevant.
All these Karens are cray cray!
Ikr!
I’m pretty sure you’ve done the first story before, but it is crazy hearing it again!!
Story 4:
Wh- what? I thought most people don't wear anything under robes/bathrobes. I thought the whole point was to cover the body like clothes, but for when you aren't wearing enough to be considered "appropriate"
I think the most I've ever seen anyone wear with a bathrobe is some underwear (this could just be me, I don't wear bathrobes often anymore)
Respect for the last story. I became a nudist out of comfort more than anything (I really hate the way clothes feel on my body q.q) and the best byproduct that I was 100% not expecting was the complete removal of my body insecurities or self consciousness. Those of you who hate your body like I did may really benefit from spending your home time naked with yourself.
One time a rich man moved into our neighborhood and a few days later I was looking out mu kitchen window and saw some of my trees falling over. I sent my cousin down to see what was going on. The new neighbor was sawing some of my trees down and he told. I my cousin he was cutting the trees down so he could have a better veiw. I told him to stop or get arrested. Boy some people have allot of nerve!!!!
OP in last story should have asked Karen if she wanted to check 🤣
I'm honestly shocked the girl in story 1 wasn't named Macy.
If the dad doesn't get full custody of his daughter after Karen left her alone like that often enough for the police to expect it, the judge is clearly soft in the head..
Um, isnt that like asking if your naked under your clothes?
I'm not surprised by story #2. I witnessed one couple leave one of their daughters behind while they went to a laundromat. For some reason, they seemed to have thought they had her in their vehicle because she was out of sight. We didn't do anything about because there were other neighbors of theirs outside, but I wish we would have since through multiple false reports to cps and the apartment complex's office caused my sister and niece to get kicked out of their apartment as well as spreading rumors to the nearest neighbors around the complex tarnishing her reputation to them all all while her and her husband were both abusive and neglectful towards their children, having been turned into cps multiple times themselves, but never having anything come of it.
in the last story, what the guy should do is slowly work his way into his house while Karen yelling at him and what he could do is look around out side to make sure no one else was around and remove his robe in front of Karen and tell her to have a nice day then close the door on her shock😵 face😁.
We are all naked under our clothes. That last Karen should be arrested, too. LOL 😜
Karen: *kicks a kid's ankle because she doesn't believe that they're hurt*
Me: "Oh now you fucked up"
Story 2: I guess that Karen now has lots of me time. Good for the dad.