"Don't come at me like that! Your manager would not like that." Well, the manager definitely would not like the fact you are harassing an employee over something they are clueless about.
story 2: I absolutely agree with the boyfriend that the meaning is not lost but I still would have done the googling before the ink lol. But I'm always super careful with my tattoos and usually take a year or more to decide and finalize the idea and design, so what do I know about impulse. It's still sweet for the meaning of their relationship. Just as long as they learned the lesson and never do that thing where they get a random thing in a language they don't know before verifying what it ACTUALLY says.
3rd story: Well, that's cult level disturbing. Like why did it JUST come out that his mother had connections with the school? Like he does know other private schools exist right? And what happened to liking open-mindedness. They pulled the OP in so slowly and subtly that she didn't see it and that older guy hanging around and making threats is the epitome of not ok.
@@samalvarez8776 christianity is general is a full on cult, its a system of belief that revolves entirely around what happens after you die. which makes it a death cult. and their "god" is a nightmare being that they worship out of fear. all of christianity is literally a cult.
Tbh? It's really sad that you consider that lucky. All children should have the freedom to grow up and choose for themselves what kind of beliefs they have. It's really sad that this kind of behavior is so normalized that people like us (I grew up in a home that didn't force religion either) consider ourselves in a lucky minority. But as soon as we start saying something about it, everyone starts panicking and screaming about freedom of religion and parental rights.
FYI, Screws are measured in common measurements. If it's metric, it's literally just measured in Millimeters. Any ruler or tape measure with Millimeters will tell you what size it is. Measure diameter and length.
story 3: hearing the narrator talk about this story is hilarious. its like he is just discovering the concept of religion and how dangerous it is. everything the narrator says about it my response was, "yeah thats religion for ya"
What the hell did the guy expect for a 5 dollar car wash from kids? That's like going to McDonald's and being pissed that your big mac isn't maid from kobe beef.
If you're truly going through with the divorce you need to see an attorney ASAP and also about filing temporary custody of your daughter until visitation in what have you can be decided in court
I used to go to a religious school. I swear there were cults going on in there All the bathroom locks were gone There were no bathroom door (except for the stalls) The stalls had 2 ft. clearance from the floor every day we not only read the pledge of elegance but we also read the "pledge to the bible" all the milk was made by locals, overpriced, and expired instead of having ABC's on the top of the wall like a normal school, it had scriptures. I remember taking a tour and being like "what kindergartener is going to know how to read Matthew 5:14?" Not to mention that this was a k-h school. Yes, they had people growing up their whole lives in that scenario. A literal Mcdonalds toilet stall would be a better place to grow up. At least you might be able to smell food that doesn't constantly give you food poisoning... -wait
In the story with the religious school, I heard the part where the guy said "the child will be protected," and I'm like, "Yeah, she will be. from you!".... who the heck allows someone like this to get personal information and approach a complete stranger who you only know a little bit of information on some of which could be false
I was raised as Catholic but it was never to the extent this woman talks about with her young daughter. In my teen years I started attending an annual worship camp, to me it was more about the companionship and the fact that it felt like a family at times. However, there was a lot of charismatic worship going on including speaking in tongues which I had never witnessed before and the first time it happened I almost passed out through fear! I was never comfortable with it after that, to this day it still makes me very uncomfortable. Eventually I stopped attending the camp for several reasons. I totally understand what the mother is talking about with her concerns about how her daughter is being taught about religion. I don't know for sure but it sounds like Jehovah's witnesses to me. An ex of mine grew up in that religion/cult and some of the stories she told me were truly disturbing and made me feel sick. Religion can be a wonderful thing and can bring hope and understanding and closure. Unfortunately it can also be a very harmful thing when taken to the extreme.
The lobster one is absolutely their fault As someone whom watches friends, I would never listen to a single thing Phoebe says. I would never take what she says at face value
Public schools are actually pretty safe, and if I ever have kids of my own I am not putting them in religious schools, cause someone could easily manipulate a child's mind with stuff they don't understand or even comprehend. I'm not against religion, but im against manipulating children (side note have y'all seen events where Drag shows have children viewing and/or participating in such events I think it's very inappropriate
Story 2: You know the lobster fiasco perfectly summarizes the premise of the show "Friends". I'm sorry but you're a fool if you're taking relationship advice from that show.
There is a show in Mexico called, "Familia P. Luche". The main husband forgets to give his wife an anniversary present. So he decides to get his wife's name tattooed on his butt because not only was it the least painfull, but also the cheapest option that was last minute. He makes this neighbor tag a lot because there's a 2 for1discount. And in the end they got thier wives names switched.😂😅
Let the child be just that, a child. Sounds to me the mother in law is brainwashed herself as to what Church and Cults is… A true grandma would want what’s best for the child…. I hope when the child grows she’d see what almost happened to her being radicalized 👌🏼
Story 1: Ugggh, forget malicious compliance here, i would just get malicious with this stupid Karen. It should be people's civic duty and legal right to be rude back to customers like this. Good thing the OP walked away and "did his job" and the assistant manager ignored her. Totally hate people like that. Story 2: OP and her bf jerks, but at definitely stupid. I can't believe they would take something off of a crappy sitcom at face value and then get matching tattoos. Stuff like that is why you need to think more about getting tattoos. At least they are happy and still accept it, so i guess all is well here. Story 3: That's what a lot (not all but a lot) of those private religious schools are like, quick to indoctornate rather then teach. The OP really should've seen a lot of this coming. Super religious parents, the dad in this case, and extended family can be absolutely crazy and downright dangerous. What irked me was the old guy creeping around, saying he was 'looking out for the welfare' of the child, trying to use the OP's anxiety against her, and then threatening to "protect" her. You can almost bet that the husband's family are planning to kidnap the child. The OP should not only file for divorce, but id definitely be getting a restraining order against the husband and his family, but also some kind of security or police protection here. She and her daughter are in immediate danger here. Story 4: Wash your own damn car then, you POS! All over not being able to get the roof? Let it slide or give them a boost or something. The OPs mom is awesome here, the guy deserved his tongue-lashing, and probably is lucky he didn't get knocked out. I would've written down his license plate as well, try and report him for harassing the kids.
I did my research and had the Vietnamese tattoo for great father/loved father. My friend wanted to be cute and saw a Chinese symbol on the wall. She has hot chicken soup. In Chinese on her. The shop said it meant eternal happiness. I mean, I guess how much you love chicken wonton soup it may be happiness but....... eternal?
I have a story. I am 11 years old and my friend is 11 too, and she has an abusive dad, sorry if it's short. My friend told me that he abused her and kicked her dog and locked it up because he peed on his leg. He whipped her legs, was demanded to where leggings to school, AND, was told to tell no body, well she disobeyed the last rule and didn't tell him. I'll edit it again as soon as I can.
Story 3: I hope, like other kids, that she can be a PSR person. PSR students can do christian stuff that public schools can’t (because of variety of religions), like Reconciliation, The Most Blessed Sacrament (the Eucharist), ETC.
Story 1 this kid could have actually found what she needed if he wasnt in that mindset. Most hardware stores have a display to be able to identify what type of screw or bolt you need.
That’s the problem with a good amount of religious groups. They talk about peace and friendship while they bully and destroy people not in their group and those with different thinking. I’m religious but I don’t go to churches and I am open minded. I’m thing is I don’t care who you are, what religion, and what you identify as just don’t push your ideas nor hate on me.
Story #2: I don’t understand how someone can get a tattoo like that without confirming the accuracy of the statement they saw on tv. The answer was literally at their fingertips with google lol
One important thing though I don't understand why the husband is letting his mother and father lead him along. I mean doesn't the Bible itself say and a man shall leave his mother and father and be joined to his wife. Nowhere does the Bible say a man shall let his mother and father dictate how he is with his wife.
Eh, husband should have been more supportive of the wife. I don't know what she expected though. These are easily seen issues. I say that as an atheist. Because it is obviously. Also frogs don't actually sit in a pot while it boils. Not surprising that he would be angry that she went along with this so long and that suddenly this happened. Should have brought it up earlier. Not that her concerns are wrong. But this is an obvious problem. Good to focus on the kid. Cults are scary. She should have realize this would be an issue. Not that the husband isn't responsible. Just that this is very predictive.
Yeah, i would have asked. And if they didn't know, I would ask to speak to a manager to see if they know. But I unfortunately would have probably have come off as an ass . As far as the friends thing, all of the friends are horrible people.
The second story: Her first mistake was watching Friends. It's a pale limitation of Three’s Company with repetitive storylines. It definitely should not have ran for ten seasons. Also, Phoebe Buffay was the stereotypical lovable dimwit. I find it laughable that took something said, by a fictional character who's written as being less than intelligent, as totally factual. If they want to rectify this, they can get sea turtle tattoos. Sea turtles mate for life.
Story 3: I’m a kinda religious person and I think the mom had extreme bias when making her decisions, the praying is just her practicing her beliefs, the speaking gibberish is speaking in tongues which is common thing to happen to preachers when they get very in the moment while preaching, although I do think the parents may be in a weird cultish version of Christianity, I do think OP was a bit closed minded and didn’t do much research before making a headfirst decision, also within the story I don’t remember her asking her daughter if she liked it or wanted to stay there, so that’s weird to me. Also I don’t think husband was the one that got the old guy to do that, it makes a lot more sense for me that the parents were nosy as hell, heard about her anxiety, and went behind the husbands back and did that
For story 3, I’ve always been baffled by some of the extremes that deeply religious people take. I’m not very religious myself, if anything I’m neutral about religion. I don’t believe in it but at the same time I don’t believe it is pointless. The only time I have issue with anything religious is when people try to force me into joining or whatnot and can’t seem to take no for an answer, or when religion and politics go to complete war over something that can be done with time and patience. Let the child decide, teach them about religion and teach them to be open minded and let them decide. It is a god given right to decide and choose, isn’t it?
Seriously guys, don't marry someone who doesn't share your values. 3rd story they should never have gotten married. Too many differences. They should have broken up and gone with other people. Feelings be damned And the husband is right. Public schools are bs now. I would rather have someone actually teach my kid and "indoctrinate" my child with things about the Bible instead of not being educated in the essential subjects in public school and being taught woke theology and gender fluidity when that needs to come from the parents. But not everyone feels like they and that's ok. And i would be one to THOROUGHLY inspect the school. Go through the doctrine, teachers, subjects etc. The parents were both wrong. They should never have gotten married. I keep repeating it because it's true. They should NEVER have stayed together Now i feel like that guy coming around is uber creepy. Omg. Cops called and guy arrested. Stalking her kid. That's so creepy You marry someone and think the life differences and values of the other person won't matter because "they love each other sooo much" Pfffft. Hell yes they matter. Why do you think a lot of people in this situation get divorced? Don't do it. For the love of God people, don't do it
I think it’s very likely that the husbands family are the kind of people who are fanatic. I definitely know people like that. I’m Religious myself and belong to a church that is the butt of a lot of jokes. But while I’m always open to conversation about religion with others and sharing my beliefs, I DON’T belief in shoving it down others throats. Personally, I’m not against homeschooling either. My husband was homeschooled actually! And he is insanely wicked smart! But I also believe it needs to be done right👍🏻 I work in childcare and am very aware of how important socializing is. In fact, I am the person I am today because I moved every year of my life and went to so many different schools and met so many different people. Home schooling gets a bad rep because you really only hear about the extreme cases. But in this story, I do think this mom is in the right. That is some weird behavior in her child! She’s right that it’s not normal. And while sometimes kids do crazy things(My mother walked in on me trying to morph into a tiger after I read a sci fi book🤣) I take into account that this is obviously a great mom. And any mom like that catches on to abnormal behavior fast. I’ve seen it time and again as a childcare worker and nanny. Mothers have strong instincts! If she was being ignored by her husband and not taken seriously, than I fully support her and understand taking things into her own hands to protect her child! Fathers have rights too, but it sounds like he was practically waving those rights away before. And as someone who supports homeschooling I can say that I truly don’t think their is anything wrong with her wanting her child to go to public schools. Especially if they align with her beliefs and values! Listening to this story made me suspect something horrible though. I have this suspicion that the husband married her during his “rebellious phase”. (Which would be so incredibly irresponsible!!!) Anyone who’s grown up religious probably knows what I’m taking about. It’s kinda a part of growing up when your raised in a traditional religious home. Whether it was a good environment or not. What often happens is that we reject the culture and seeks out a new one that fits better, or we realize that the culture they grew up with provides what they were looking for all along. And neither experience is wrong, because everyone’s different🥰 It’s a bit obvious which one I am though😂 But I love that time I spent getting to know myself! I’ve seen it go other directions before though. I think it’s likely the husband is either tightly controlled by his parents(narcissistic parents), or he’s realized his beliefs are actually closer to what he was raised with. Which would explain the disconnect between the couple and why he seems so different. And if that’s true? It’s so important that she gets an attorney and follows through with divorce. She deserves to be in a mutually loving environment with emotional support! I hope she and her daughter are safe and that they stay that way💜
Story 3: coming from a Christian household, (as far as I can tell) all the things the daughter was doing is normal... the issue is that the husband is a failure of a father and religious leader. He should be the one to talk with his child and help her understand what she is learning in school. I can understand, however, why it would look strange and alarming. It is obvious to me that the husband and his family are either failures as Christians or not even Christian at all... so please don't let this turn you away from religion, as this example is far far FAR from an accurate example of good Christianity
You wanna know what the guy from the last story was thinking? He was thinking there just a bunch of kids, I can say or do anything and refuse to pay them a cent. What are they gonna do about it?! That’s why he nearly wet himself when a grown woman that was probably up to his chest actually stood up to him. He was a coward!
Story 2.. is hilarious..... common sense says to research anything you want a tattoo of... i cant count how many times ive heard of mistranlations horror stories ... the idiocy of believing a tv show for having correct facts is beyond comprehension
Story #3. Sounds to me like the parents in law r in a cult. Its weird how the husband says he's not a religious fanatic like his parents then after u guys have ur daughter he totally changes that narrative about himself. Almost like his parents finally talked him into joining their "church" plus making u put ur daughter in the school of said "church" & the weird stuff ur child's doing, the way the teachers & staff treat u & act around u, & the weird feeling u get when u r there & around them & the weird feelings ur getting from ur daughter. Now there's some weirdo old guy creepin around & saying things to u he shouldn't know & other creepy stuff. I bet he's from their "church". This just screams cult like activity to me. I cant see any other type of religious or church going people acting like this. I've also known kids who went to religious private schools & never have they acted like ur describing & the staff & teachers weren't off putting heck from what I was told they were too happy all the time. Also if they got taken out they didn't have weirdo creepin around. I was like oh maybe its just a strict religious school & church but then when she said about the dude creepin & all the other weird stuff that's when I thinking cult. I actually started feeling nervous & anxious for her. I hope she gets far far away from these ppl & she can prove how nuts her soon to b ex husband & soon to b ex parents in law r & she gets full custody of the daughter. Good luck. 😊❤
Honestly I thought it was the case of the husband pretending to be ok with thr OP's lack of religion till after marriage then he planned to slowly convert her.
@@remi5705 I've never heard of something like this or knew personally of something like this in normal religious behavior & I'm from & live in the United States. I've only heard of this type of controlling behavior in religious cults or religious cult like churches.
To all you who think the mother of the daughter enrolled in the private school is 100% in the right y’all are stupid that goes for you too AMITheJerk. Listen to what the OP said. She had anxiety and is freaking out because the child is talking about hell preaching bible verses and swaying to the music. It is a religious school this is expected. OP claims her anxiety is under control but I doubt that. I’d recommend you guys look at the definition of anxiety. Since I believe OP’s anxiety is affecting her decision let’s excuse her claims the husband isn’t taking anything seriously What I think happened is that she brought multiple petty concerns and her husband just starting thinking it was her anxiety OP’s decision to pull her child out of school without consulting her husband is what makes her the jerk that’s a breach of trust plain and simple as for what happened after that I think he told his mother about the anxiety and she told her actually crazy religious people.
she didn’t want to send her kid to the religious school in the first place and then when she kept bringing up concerns her husband ignored her despite saying before that they could put her in a different school if it didn’t work out. it’s disgusting to try to use somebody’s anxiety disorder against them like this and blame every decision they make on it, but that’s obviously what the father/his family are planning to do here too so y’all think alike. even without an anxiety disorder if you see your kid acting in alarming ways (it is alarming despite the fact it’s apparently normal to some religious people) you’re going to worry
@@remi5705 your a stupid simp. While I can understand that she never wanted to send her kid to the religious school she decided to compromise she is clearly bothered by simple things like the teaching of heck and praying again this is a religious school this should be expected non of this is concerning I could understand if she was talking about homosexulity or transgenderism but she isn't. I'm not going to say that I'm not using her anxiety against her but I do think that her anxiety is making her make a big deal out of something that isn't that big the only thing I have seen that was concerning was the man who harrased OP on her property but I don't think that is the husband. Also it isn’t disgusting to use someone’s mental illness against them if their actions are related to systems of said mental illness do you even know the symptoms of anxiety Gringo? OP should have not pulled her kid out of the school without at least talking to her husband fathers are not second class parents I don't know what it's so hard for you English devils to understand that.
Story 3: as someone who is religious in a sense and grew up in church i don't see anything wrong with how the child was acting in the story. I actually was pretty similar to the daughter growing up and i hope that the mother doesn't push away religion from the daughter bc of her biases. However the adults in this situation are all jerks. The husband reacted very poorly and involved his ultra religious family in the situation that didn't need that. The wife was wrong for making the decision without consulting her husband though as she originally made him sound like a reasonable person before she made this decision and this caused him to spiral back to the cult behavior. ESH
Christians. Please listen to me. The belief in hell at all is an extraordinarily creepy and hateful belief. You honestly believe that if a person doesn't conform to your beliefs, that not only are they going to be tortured for all eternity, but that they DESERVE IT. Do you see how others might find that a little bit offensive? It doesn't matter if you say "Hate the sin, not the sinner" because you still believe that "sinner" *DESERVES* to be tortured for all eternity. As an atheist, I can honestly tell you that I don't believe that ANYONE deserves to be tortured for all eternity. I don't have that kind of hate in my heart. Please, read your bible, and examine it objectively. Read it from cover to cover and ask yourself if you'd want to live in a world like that.
right and the fact they teach this to little kids is so scary i would’ve been TERRIFIED if someone said that stuff to me as a child every day of my life
I feel like most people in churches are extremely heartfelt, but some just feel like since they are in a church, they automatically are going to be better off in whatever next life there is, and they can use it as a threat against others. Idk why.
Story 3: OP is an absolute jerk. She is paranoid about a religious school teaching her daughter religious activities, and took her daughter out without even saying anything, just some ideas she thinks. I think her anxiety is worse than she thinks.
Story 3: there is literally a girl here on UA-cam that talks about a “school for troubled girls” it’s all around bad. The entire time I’m listening to this story I can’t help but think of that girl’s many experiences. But at least she’s around her parents everyday so it’s not like she lives at the school. Still, the OP NEEDS to look into the school more online.
Story 3. There's nothing wrong with worship like that. Early education like this isn't bad. The alternative? Let the world raise your child. And we see how bad that is.
karens getting completely destoryed is the most funniest thing ever.
get whacked entitled karens.
Yeah I hate them so damn much honestly f*** em
"Don't come at me like that! Your manager would not like that."
Well, the manager definitely would not like the fact you are harassing an employee over something they are clueless about.
story 2: I absolutely agree with the boyfriend that the meaning is not lost but I still would have done the googling before the ink lol. But I'm always super careful with my tattoos and usually take a year or more to decide and finalize the idea and design, so what do I know about impulse. It's still sweet for the meaning of their relationship.
Just as long as they learned the lesson and never do that thing where they get a random thing in a language they don't know before verifying what it ACTUALLY says.
The lobster story is so funny to me, pheobe is a character whos words shouldn't ever be taken seriously 🤣
i love watching things like this where u dont have to look at it but instead you can just listen and do whatever! thank you amithejerk!
Malicious compliance is my favourite type of these stories
same bro
3rd story: Well, that's cult level disturbing. Like why did it JUST come out that his mother had connections with the school? Like he does know other private schools exist right? And what happened to liking open-mindedness. They pulled the OP in so slowly and subtly that she didn't see it and that older guy hanging around and making threats is the epitome of not ok.
I'm actually wondering if it's either Mormons or Jahova Witness. Those are 100% cults
@@samalvarez8776 christianity is general is a full on cult, its a system of belief that revolves entirely around what happens after you die. which makes it a death cult. and their "god" is a nightmare being that they worship out of fear. all of christianity is literally a cult.
I love Am I the Jerk because you don't have to look at it. You can just listen. I do this a lot while gaming. Love you people
THIS IS THE SINGLE GREATEST NEVER MENTIONED GAME DUO EVER I LOVE YOU GUYS FOR THIS ALONE!!!!!!!!!!
The lobster story is hilarious af. They should've remembered how much of a airhead phoebe is
Karen: You wouldn’t like me when I’m angry.
Me: I don’t like you now.
For the last story I’m glad it went down how it did and the op’s mom is living her life how she wants
I Feel so lucky to grow up in a family where my dad actively refused to get me baptized allowing me to join any religion I want
Tbh? It's really sad that you consider that lucky. All children should have the freedom to grow up and choose for themselves what kind of beliefs they have. It's really sad that this kind of behavior is so normalized that people like us (I grew up in a home that didn't force religion either) consider ourselves in a lucky minority. But as soon as we start saying something about it, everyone starts panicking and screaming about freedom of religion and parental rights.
That is going to be my new defense against Karen's, i refer them as Incredible Hulk, maybe i ask autograph.
that Karen got screwed pun intended
I can't stop laughing😂😂
FYI, Screws are measured in common measurements. If it's metric, it's literally just measured in Millimeters. Any ruler or tape measure with Millimeters will tell you what size it is. Measure diameter and length.
story 3: hearing the narrator talk about this story is hilarious. its like he is just discovering the concept of religion and how dangerous it is. everything the narrator says about it my response was, "yeah thats religion for ya"
What the hell did the guy expect for a 5 dollar car wash from kids? That's like going to McDonald's and being pissed that your big mac isn't maid from kobe beef.
Karens getting bad karma is the most satisfying part.
Karren; help me!
Me; no screw you
) sorry lol
If you're truly going through with the divorce you need to see an attorney ASAP and also about filing temporary custody of your daughter until visitation in what have you can be decided in court
I used to go to a religious school. I swear there were cults going on in there
All the bathroom locks were gone
There were no bathroom door (except for the stalls)
The stalls had 2 ft. clearance from the floor
every day we not only read the pledge of elegance but we also read the "pledge to the bible"
all the milk was made by locals, overpriced, and expired
instead of having ABC's on the top of the wall like a normal school, it had scriptures. I remember taking a tour and being like "what kindergartener is going to know how to read Matthew 5:14?" Not to mention that this was a k-h school. Yes, they had people growing up their whole lives in that scenario. A literal Mcdonalds toilet stall would be a better place to grow up. At least you might be able to smell food that doesn't constantly give you food poisoning... -wait
Phoebe is the airhead of "Friends". How can anyone believe anything this character says?
In the story with the religious school, I heard the part where the guy said "the child will be protected," and I'm like, "Yeah, she will be. from you!".... who the heck allows someone like this to get personal information and approach a complete stranger who you only know a little bit of information on some of which could be false
I was raised as Catholic but it was never to the extent this woman talks about with her young daughter. In my teen years I started attending an annual worship camp, to me it was more about the companionship and the fact that it felt like a family at times. However, there was a lot of charismatic worship going on including speaking in tongues which I had never witnessed before and the first time it happened I almost passed out through fear! I was never comfortable with it after that, to this day it still makes me very uncomfortable. Eventually I stopped attending the camp for several reasons. I totally understand what the mother is talking about with her concerns about how her daughter is being taught about religion. I don't know for sure but it sounds like Jehovah's witnesses to me. An ex of mine grew up in that religion/cult and some of the stories she told me were truly disturbing and made me feel sick.
Religion can be a wonderful thing and can bring hope and understanding and closure. Unfortunately it can also be a very harmful thing when taken to the extreme.
Who else laughed at the narrator's comment about the Entitled Karen trying to pretend to be the Hulk.
This lingering in the wild😂
AITJ, I wish ya'll the best of luck! Keep up the good work! :D
Maybe the Karen was carrying a screw for a metaphor to say that she needed another kind of screw, the kind of screw that would make her toes tingle
Malicious compliance at its finest.
The lobster story is cute and if we could it would be amazing if me and my boyfriend could do that. But I'm too scared and don't want tattoos.
The lobster one is absolutely their fault
As someone whom watches friends, I would never listen to a single thing Phoebe says.
I would never take what she says at face value
Public schools are actually pretty safe, and if I ever have kids of my own I am not putting them in religious schools, cause someone could easily manipulate a child's mind with stuff they don't understand or even comprehend. I'm not against religion, but im against manipulating children (side note have y'all seen events where Drag shows have children viewing and/or participating in such events I think it's very inappropriate
The lobster tattoo sounds like it could be a friends episode
Story 2: You know the lobster fiasco perfectly summarizes the premise of the show "Friends". I'm sorry but you're a fool if you're taking relationship advice from that show.
There is a show in Mexico called, "Familia P. Luche". The main husband forgets to give his wife an anniversary present. So he decides to get his wife's name tattooed on his butt because not only was it the least painfull, but also the cheapest option that was last minute. He makes this neighbor tag a lot because there's a 2 for1discount.
And in the end they got thier wives names switched.😂😅
Story 1, there are usually sizing tools near the screws to help find the right one.
This Karen is from 80s 💀
#1: plot twist: Karen was a secret shopper
The fact that the game (background) makes you do the spraying minigame while shooting at you and launching rockets is bullshit 😂
Absolutely love it when a crazy entitled Karen gets put in her place. There's no reason for this person to act like that..
Story 3: The husband is a hopeless doormat
More like a mindless lapdog
The tattoo story was funny.
Let the child be just that, a child.
Sounds to me the mother in law is brainwashed herself as to what Church and Cults is…
A true grandma would want what’s best for the child….
I hope when the child grows she’d see what almost happened to her being radicalized 👌🏼
Story 1: Ugggh, forget malicious compliance here, i would just get malicious with this stupid Karen. It should be people's civic duty and legal right to be rude back to customers like this. Good thing the OP walked away and "did his job" and the assistant manager ignored her. Totally hate people like that.
Story 2: OP and her bf jerks, but at definitely stupid. I can't believe they would take something off of a crappy sitcom at face value and then get matching tattoos. Stuff like that is why you need to think more about getting tattoos. At least they are happy and still accept it, so i guess all is well here.
Story 3: That's what a lot (not all but a lot) of those private religious schools are like, quick to indoctornate rather then teach. The OP really should've seen a lot of this coming. Super religious parents, the dad in this case, and extended family can be absolutely crazy and downright dangerous. What irked me was the old guy creeping around, saying he was 'looking out for the welfare' of the child, trying to use the OP's anxiety against her, and then threatening to "protect" her. You can almost bet that the husband's family are planning to kidnap the child. The OP should not only file for divorce, but id definitely be getting a restraining order against the husband and his family, but also some kind of security or police protection here. She and her daughter are in immediate danger here.
Story 4: Wash your own damn car then, you POS! All over not being able to get the roof? Let it slide or give them a boost or something. The OPs mom is awesome here, the guy deserved his tongue-lashing, and probably is lucky he didn't get knocked out. I would've written down his license plate as well, try and report him for harassing the kids.
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I did my research and had the Vietnamese tattoo for great father/loved father. My friend wanted to be cute and saw a Chinese symbol on the wall. She has hot chicken soup. In Chinese on her. The shop said it meant eternal happiness. I mean, I guess how much you love chicken wonton soup it may be happiness but....... eternal?
I have a story. I am 11 years old and my friend is 11 too, and she has an abusive dad, sorry if it's short. My friend told me that he abused her and kicked her dog and locked it up because he peed on his leg. He whipped her legs, was demanded to where leggings to school, AND, was told to tell no body, well she disobeyed the last rule and didn't tell him. I'll edit it again as soon as I can.
Hope CPS finds out. Sorry about your friend :(
Story 3: I hope, like other kids, that she can be a PSR person. PSR students can do christian stuff that public schools can’t (because of variety of religions), like Reconciliation, The Most Blessed Sacrament (the Eucharist), ETC.
Story 1 this kid could have actually found what she needed if he wasnt in that mindset. Most hardware stores have a display to be able to identify what type of screw or bolt you need.
That’s the problem with a good amount of religious groups. They talk about peace and friendship while they bully and destroy people not in their group and those with different thinking.
I’m religious but I don’t go to churches and I am open minded. I’m thing is I don’t care who you are, what religion, and what you identify as just don’t push your ideas nor hate on me.
Ah, how I love the gossip and sweet sweet revenge. Makes me feel better :'D
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Story #2: I don’t understand how someone can get a tattoo like that without confirming the accuracy of the statement they saw on tv. The answer was literally at their fingertips with google lol
They acted like they came from the show, lol
The man was nuts expect Perfection from eight-year-olds however you would have thought you could have found one adult to help with the roof
give me your first born
One important thing though I don't understand why the husband is letting his mother and father lead him along. I mean doesn't the Bible itself say and a man shall leave his mother and father and be joined to his wife. Nowhere does the Bible say a man shall let his mother and father dictate how he is with his wife.
hope you can save your daughter from the cult
Eh, husband should have been more supportive of the wife. I don't know what she expected though. These are easily seen issues.
I say that as an atheist. Because it is obviously. Also frogs don't actually sit in a pot while it boils.
Not surprising that he would be angry that she went along with this so long and that suddenly this happened. Should have brought it up earlier. Not that her concerns are wrong. But this is an obvious problem. Good to focus on the kid. Cults are scary. She should have realize this would be an issue. Not that the husband isn't responsible. Just that this is very predictive.
That's why you shouldn't watch friends
Story2:if the same up enough money they could maybe get the tatto removed
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The third story. I went to public school and turned out normal. Yeah I'm somewhat anti social (who isn't) and am disabled. Still am normal and all.
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Yeah, i would have asked. And if they didn't know, I would ask to speak to a manager to see if they know. But I unfortunately would have probably have come off as an ass .
As far as the friends thing, all of the friends are horrible people.
But seriously the characters in friends are horrible people.
The Karen is definitely in the right here no cap here whatsoever ( sarcasm)
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The second story: Her first mistake was watching Friends. It's a pale limitation of Three’s Company with repetitive storylines. It definitely should not have ran for ten seasons. Also, Phoebe Buffay was the stereotypical lovable dimwit. I find it laughable that took something said, by a fictional character who's written as being less than intelligent, as totally factual.
If they want to rectify this, they can get sea turtle tattoos. Sea turtles mate for life.
Story2 eagles mate fore life
Um... why would people listen to Phoebe from Friends? Isn't she the one that's constantly wrong about things?
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I found this early LESS GOOOOOOOOOO
Story 3: I’m a kinda religious person and I think the mom had extreme bias when making her decisions, the praying is just her practicing her beliefs, the speaking gibberish is speaking in tongues which is common thing to happen to preachers when they get very in the moment while preaching, although I do think the parents may be in a weird cultish version of Christianity, I do think OP was a bit closed minded and didn’t do much research before making a headfirst decision, also within the story I don’t remember her asking her daughter if she liked it or wanted to stay there, so that’s weird to me. Also I don’t think husband was the one that got the old guy to do that, it makes a lot more sense for me that the parents were nosy as hell, heard about her anxiety, and went behind the husbands back and did that
For story 3, I’ve always been baffled by some of the extremes that deeply religious people take. I’m not very religious myself, if anything I’m neutral about religion. I don’t believe in it but at the same time I don’t believe it is pointless. The only time I have issue with anything religious is when people try to force me into joining or whatnot and can’t seem to take no for an answer, or when religion and politics go to complete war over something that can be done with time and patience. Let the child decide, teach them about religion and teach them to be open minded and let them decide. It is a god given right to decide and choose, isn’t it?
Seriously guys, don't marry someone who doesn't share your values. 3rd story they should never have gotten married. Too many differences. They should have broken up and gone with other people.
Feelings be damned
And the husband is right. Public schools are bs now. I would rather have someone actually teach my kid and "indoctrinate" my child with things about the Bible instead of not being educated in the essential subjects in public school and being taught woke theology and gender fluidity when that needs to come from the parents. But not everyone feels like they and that's ok. And i would be one to THOROUGHLY inspect the school. Go through the doctrine, teachers, subjects etc.
The parents were both wrong. They should never have gotten married. I keep repeating it because it's true. They should NEVER have stayed together
Now i feel like that guy coming around is uber creepy. Omg. Cops called and guy arrested. Stalking her kid. That's so creepy
You marry someone and think the life differences and values of the other person won't matter because "they love each other sooo much"
Pfffft. Hell yes they matter. Why do you think a lot of people in this situation get divorced?
Don't do it. For the love of God people, don't do it
Agree
But maybe don't take Phoebe (the one who use to mug people) as an honest and well informed person.
I think it’s very likely that the husbands family are the kind of people who are fanatic. I definitely know people like that. I’m Religious myself and belong to a church that is the butt of a lot of jokes. But while I’m always open to conversation about religion with others and sharing my beliefs, I DON’T belief in shoving it down others throats. Personally, I’m not against homeschooling either. My husband was homeschooled actually! And he is insanely wicked smart! But I also believe it needs to be done right👍🏻 I work in childcare and am very aware of how important socializing is. In fact, I am the person I am today because I moved every year of my life and went to so many different schools and met so many different people. Home schooling gets a bad rep because you really only hear about the extreme cases. But in this story, I do think this mom is in the right. That is some weird behavior in her child! She’s right that it’s not normal. And while sometimes kids do crazy things(My mother walked in on me trying to morph into a tiger after I read a sci fi book🤣) I take into account that this is obviously a great mom. And any mom like that catches on to abnormal behavior fast. I’ve seen it time and again as a childcare worker and nanny. Mothers have strong instincts! If she was being ignored by her husband and not taken seriously, than I fully support her and understand taking things into her own hands to protect her child! Fathers have rights too, but it sounds like he was practically waving those rights away before. And as someone who supports homeschooling I can say that I truly don’t think their is anything wrong with her wanting her child to go to public schools. Especially if they align with her beliefs and values! Listening to this story made me suspect something horrible though. I have this suspicion that the husband married her during his “rebellious phase”. (Which would be so incredibly irresponsible!!!) Anyone who’s grown up religious probably knows what I’m taking about. It’s kinda a part of growing up when your raised in a traditional religious home. Whether it was a good environment or not. What often happens is that we reject the culture and seeks out a new one that fits better, or we realize that the culture they grew up with provides what they were looking for all along. And neither experience is wrong, because everyone’s different🥰 It’s a bit obvious which one I am though😂 But I love that time I spent getting to know myself! I’ve seen it go other directions before though. I think it’s likely the husband is either tightly controlled by his parents(narcissistic parents), or he’s realized his beliefs are actually closer to what he was raised with. Which would explain the disconnect between the couple and why he seems so different. And if that’s true? It’s so important that she gets an attorney and follows through with divorce. She deserves to be in a mutually loving environment with emotional support! I hope she and her daughter are safe and that they stay that way💜
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Story 3: coming from a Christian household, (as far as I can tell) all the things the daughter was doing is normal... the issue is that the husband is a failure of a father and religious leader. He should be the one to talk with his child and help her understand what she is learning in school. I can understand, however, why it would look strange and alarming.
It is obvious to me that the husband and his family are either failures as Christians or not even Christian at all... so please don't let this turn you away from religion, as this example is far far FAR from an accurate example of good Christianity
Religion can bring out the best and worst in people. In the case of the OP's in-laws, its the worst.
You wanna know what the guy from the last story was thinking? He was thinking there just a bunch of kids, I can say or do anything and refuse to pay them a cent. What are they gonna do about it?! That’s why he nearly wet himself when a grown woman that was probably up to his chest actually stood up to him. He was a coward!
Story 2.. is hilarious..... common sense says to research anything you want a tattoo of... i cant count how many times ive heard of mistranlations horror stories ... the idiocy of believing a tv show for having correct facts is beyond comprehension
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Karen's getting destroyed is one of the best parts of my life
Psychological Christian mind games. They do that all the time. Anybody who disagrees with their doctrine or ideology gets treated like they are crazy
why say heck?
Story #3. Sounds to me like the parents in law r in a cult. Its weird how the husband says he's not a religious fanatic like his parents then after u guys have ur daughter he totally changes that narrative about himself. Almost like his parents finally talked him into joining their "church" plus making u put ur daughter in the school of said "church" & the weird stuff ur child's doing, the way the teachers & staff treat u & act around u, & the weird feeling u get when u r there & around them & the weird feelings ur getting from ur daughter. Now there's some weirdo old guy creepin around & saying things to u he shouldn't know & other creepy stuff. I bet he's from their "church". This just screams cult like activity to me. I cant see any other type of religious or church going people acting like this. I've also known kids who went to religious private schools & never have they acted like ur describing & the staff & teachers weren't off putting heck from what I was told they were too happy all the time. Also if they got taken out they didn't have weirdo creepin around. I was like oh maybe its just a strict religious school & church but then when she said about the dude creepin & all the other weird stuff that's when I thinking cult. I actually started feeling nervous & anxious for her. I hope she gets far far away from these ppl & she can prove how nuts her soon to b ex husband & soon to b ex parents in law r & she gets full custody of the daughter. Good luck. 😊❤
I agree, though It seems OP isn't religious so it could have been avoided to me. Nevertheless she's doing so now.
honestly it sounds like “normal” religious behavior to me a lot of religious people are just Like That at least in america it’s very creepy
Honestly I thought it was the case of the husband pretending to be ok with thr OP's lack of religion till after marriage then he planned to slowly convert her.
@@kawliga9890 I totally agree with you but I'm honestly getting cult like vibes from this though.
@@remi5705 I've never heard of something like this or knew personally of something like this in normal religious behavior & I'm from & live in the United States. I've only heard of this type of controlling behavior in religious cults or religious cult like churches.
To all you who think the mother of the daughter enrolled in the private school is 100% in the right y’all are stupid that goes for you too AMITheJerk. Listen to what the OP said. She had anxiety and is freaking out because the child is talking about hell preaching bible verses and swaying to the music. It is a religious school this is expected. OP claims her anxiety is under control but I doubt that. I’d recommend you guys look at the definition of anxiety. Since I believe OP’s anxiety is affecting her decision let’s excuse her claims the husband isn’t taking anything seriously What I think happened is that she brought multiple petty concerns and her husband just starting thinking it was her anxiety
OP’s decision to pull her child out of school without consulting her husband is what makes her the jerk that’s a breach of trust plain and simple as for what happened after that I think he told his mother about the anxiety and she told her actually crazy religious people.
she didn’t want to send her kid to the religious school in the first place and then when she kept bringing up concerns her husband ignored her despite saying before that they could put her in a different school if it didn’t work out. it’s disgusting to try to use somebody’s anxiety disorder against them like this and blame every decision they make on it, but that’s obviously what the father/his family are planning to do here too so y’all think alike. even without an anxiety disorder if you see your kid acting in alarming ways (it is alarming despite the fact it’s apparently normal to some religious people) you’re going to worry
@@remi5705 your a stupid simp. While I can understand that she never wanted to send her kid to the religious school she decided to compromise she is clearly bothered by simple things like the teaching of heck and praying again this is a religious school this should be expected non of this is concerning I could understand if she was talking about homosexulity or transgenderism but she isn't. I'm not going to say that I'm not using her anxiety against her but I do think that her anxiety is making her make a big deal out of something that isn't that big the only thing I have seen that was concerning was the man who harrased OP on her property but I don't think that is the husband. Also it isn’t disgusting to use someone’s mental illness against them if their actions are related to systems of said mental illness do you even know the symptoms of anxiety Gringo? OP should have not pulled her kid out of the school without at least talking to her husband fathers are not second class parents I don't know what it's so hard for you English devils to understand that.
Story 3: as someone who is religious in a sense and grew up in church i don't see anything wrong with how the child was acting in the story. I actually was pretty similar to the daughter growing up and i hope that the mother doesn't push away religion from the daughter bc of her biases.
However the adults in this situation are all jerks. The husband reacted very poorly and involved his ultra religious family in the situation that didn't need that. The wife was wrong for making the decision without consulting her husband though as she originally made him sound like a reasonable person before she made this decision and this caused him to spiral back to the cult behavior. ESH
IM IN A PUBLIC SCHOOL AND I AM FINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Christians. Please listen to me. The belief in hell at all is an extraordinarily creepy and hateful belief. You honestly believe that if a person doesn't conform to your beliefs, that not only are they going to be tortured for all eternity, but that they DESERVE IT.
Do you see how others might find that a little bit offensive? It doesn't matter if you say "Hate the sin, not the sinner" because you still believe that "sinner" *DESERVES* to be tortured for all eternity.
As an atheist, I can honestly tell you that I don't believe that ANYONE deserves to be tortured for all eternity. I don't have that kind of hate in my heart. Please, read your bible, and examine it objectively. Read it from cover to cover and ask yourself if you'd want to live in a world like that.
right and the fact they teach this to little kids is so scary i would’ve been TERRIFIED if someone said that stuff to me as a child every day of my life
I feel like most people in churches are extremely heartfelt, but some just feel like since they are in a church, they automatically are going to be better off in whatever next life there is, and they can use it as a threat against others. Idk why.
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Story 3: Husband was a sleeper agent for a cult that ran out of young girls to marry so they're luring outsiders in.
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Story 3: OP is an absolute jerk. She is paranoid about a religious school teaching her daughter religious activities, and took her daughter out without even saying anything, just some ideas she thinks. I think her anxiety is worse than she thinks.
Bro She IS LITTERALY BOWING TO NOTHING AND ASKING IF HER GRANPA IS IN HECK BRO WTF
It's called praying, and asking that is normal if you are religious, but if you're not, then it might be seen as weird. @@Pumpkin_SPICE_Latt3
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KEEP. KIDS. OUT. OF. RELIGION.
Story 3: there is literally a girl here on UA-cam that talks about a “school for troubled girls” it’s all around bad. The entire time I’m listening to this story I can’t help but think of that girl’s many experiences. But at least she’s around her parents everyday so it’s not like she lives at the school. Still, the OP NEEDS to look into the school more online.
The lighthouse in Jay Florida! I went there too. Before it closed down and the sent me to JHS in 7th grade.
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Story #3 As with all stories on this channel you only hear one side. I bet there is a lot more to the story than oh those evil Christians (sarcasm).
Story 3. There's nothing wrong with worship like that. Early education like this isn't bad. The alternative? Let the world raise your child. And we see how bad that is.
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