When An EVIL Mother Realizes She's Been Caught! | Kenji Reacts
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as a person with autism, this is NOT how you handle a child with autism at all, that poor boy, this is abuse in my book. the mom may not all know anything about ASD or ADHD, but that does not excuse her actions or her behavior because not only is she made both possible physical and mental trauma to that child, BUT SHE HAD THE DAMN NERVE TO BODY SLAM THAT CHILD, CUSSING & YELLING AT HIM, AND BLAMING HIM by ''has a habit for making everything worse", plus that child was running away from her because HE WAS SCARED, screaming for help and confused, glad that family came in to confront that ''mother'' and comfort the boy, that is not a parent, that is a child's monster, I swear this is one of the many reasons that every child in the world deserves a parent, BUT not all the parents in the world deserve a child.
Agreed 100℅ and I know because I have Autism and some people just don't understand it. Doesn't give them an excuse to treat us that way though.
@Elizxxa1 My parents actually tried to understand me and learn more about it. I just wish people would do the same.
@Elizxxa1 And Autism is different for everyone.
@Elizxxa1 Agreed
@Elizxxa1 exactly, every brain functions differently, especially ones with autism or any type of mental disabilities, I hope mental disabilities shouldn’t be misunderstood but learned and educated about so we can help those who are struggling in need with help!
I think what hurts especially is how when the women in red went to go comfort the kid he didn't hesitate to accept it. Kid was so scared of his own mother he was willing to be hugged by strangers just to feel safe. I really hope he's doing okay now.
It's even more heartbreaking that often autistic people, myself included, are very uncomfortable with physical interactions such as hugs. He was potentially more scared of his mother and feeling the need for comfort than his condition made him hate the contact.
@@thatrandom_canadian that’s so sad :( hope he’s better now
Like when she was able to pick him up and pull him over the fence? I seriously doubt he would let his own mother do that, and thats what really stuck to me. That girl is honestly such a great person, at least from what I could tell.
Bro, you can tell the kid is scared of his own mom. Her entire story of him "throwing a tantrum" is absolute bullshit. I've seen multiple parents with ADHD/Autistic kids that treat them like shit cuz they don't have the patience or kindness to deal with it. I'm happy multiple people came in and stopped her.
I'm lucky my parents were patient enough to discipline me.
I feel so bad for kids with autism or really any disorder bc I see them treated so unfairly all the time. That or they got that "gentle parenting" approach that isn't actually parenting at all and the child behaves however they want and their parents just say "they can't help it, they have autism" and don't even try correcting them. I wasn't diagnosed with anything but my mom swore I had ADHD because I just absolutely couldn't focus in class, but she didn't want to take me to a professional and get me diagnosed, saying "there's nothing wrong with my baby!" I got in trouble a lot in elementary school bc I talked a lot and my grades were pretty bad because I for some reason couldn't understand the lesson plans. My desk was moved to the corner of the class one In kindergarten so I would stop talking to other students, and then I just ended up talking to myself out loud instead. (I still do that frequently) And in first or second grade, a different teacher put me in a big wooden box and then duck taped the sides bc I would peek through the gaps to keep talking. I found out recently that kids with ADHD have been locked in closets at school for talking too much, so it's not just a me thing. Idk if I even have ADHD or autism or anything like that, but the way people treat "difficult" children is so inhuman to me. It makes me wonder why certain people even choose to work with children.
@@pixlbunni I was still in regular classes. But I had teacher AIDS and had to go through Physical therapy and occupational therapy because I didn't know how to do some of the stuff that a normal person would. My brain is like a child. I sometimes don't understand stuff or get when people are joking or being sarcastic (you could imagine how many misunderstandings there were) but that doesn't mean that I can't joke around either. I don't know I can't explain it and I'm sorry you and those kids with ADHD had to go through that(no one should) that's why I hate mental asylums from the past. They treated them like they were trash instead of actually helping them(wow this is a long reply)
@@pixlbunni Also that's exactly how my 12 year old cousin is treated. They literally do nothing to discipline her and she thinks its okay to be disrespectful to everyone around her(she has ADHD and they see she has ODD)
I have many issues and my mom growing up didn't know how to deal with me or care to learn she just assumed that she can treat me like every other child and would get violent when I wouldnt be like every other kid which is fucking weird tbh
That couple are absolutely heroes. They immediately protected that kid, the girl putting herself between the kid and the mom then the guy immediately moving in to protect them both. Absolute W. We need more people like that in the world.
If I ever saw this kinda shit in public I know damn well my mom and I would intervene too but I know a lot of people would be to afraid to. I'd be entirely too worried for the kid to give a fuck tho.
frr
100% crazy that random strangers can be more protective of a child than his own mother but that is the sad reality some live in.
He also seemed to like them and wanted to stay with them than go with the cops. I think he knows good people
Can we please count how many times she said “my son” and “workers” 😭
I'll see if I can keep track
Okay, so,
My son/ My kid/ My child towards the officer was said 22 times
In the Camera footage the term was said, 41 times
Workers was said 10 times to the officer and once in the camera.
CHANGBINNNNNN
@@MyForeverMelody.. NO IM DWEAKKI
@@lunaria8024 I swear it seems like more but still that’s insane 😭😭
@@RiiN_N I may be missing one or two but good lord, it was hard, I brought out a pad of paper.
the girl that jumped up and down when the mom got hit back 😭🙏
She represents all of us lol
@@GoodTimeForARollFR
Ok no wonder he didn't want to enter the police car. She uses the police as a scare tactic to have him act in line. Poor kid, in this case, trusting police is much kore safe than his own mother 🤦♀️
I'm glad someone pointed this out. I grew up basically in the same situation but I didn't get any help. The biggest scare tactic used is using police as a threat or being put up for adoption as a threat. It makes the kids dependency on the mom greater, needing her even if she abuses them. The officer wasn't handling the situation very well either, being pretty blunt or strict despite little bro just going through a traumatic situation. Foof this video really got to me
right just sad that she used that on him so then when the time comes it’s gonna be like this way feel wayy to bad for that kid
My parents used to use the police as a scare tactic for me to when I was younger which my biological dad used to also get into a lot of trouble with the police so it led me to have a fear or getting around them I guess I'm not sure how to explain it,and my mum and step dad use the police to scare my siblings now to and when I tell her she shouldn't she brushes it off and laughs
I used to be a RBT (Registered Behavioral Technician) for autistic children, and I can assure you that we did not body slam children
Whhhaaattt ur lying
I’m sorry but the way you had to clarify this in the comment section made me crack up😭
Well damn I have been going about it all wrong. I thought WWE was instructions on how to parent.
“You not gonna disrespect a child in my face” see people this is why we need strong men in society. Him and his lady made sure that extra piece of worthless oxygen was held accountable for her disgusting act.
It’s nice to know that there is people who are not going to stand for a mother beating her kid. No matter what the kid did, that’s not right. Good thing these people are willing to press charges on her.
Ikr. I could never. Even my boyfriend knows if I caught him hurting our child, he would be the first person I go after. At no point in time can I understand just hurting a child, especially if they're 9. It brings out a level of anger out of me that I can't explain
@@GoodTimeForARollqq😊q
the kid screaming “help” broke my heart. he’s scared as heck
My heart breaks for this child, not only is he afraid of his mother he's also so sad that they're taking her away. It's absolutely devastating to see the way this child hasn't been properly parented and has been manipulated so ferociously.
35:35 or 35:45 I think it was at, and honestly the way he sounds just breaks my heart so much
That women in the red dress is just amazing I don’t have words
When she pick him up it was like he was her own child, he’s not super small and she is pretty small and usually around his age is when kids stop being picked up often and by someone they just met is super rare.
It some situations it may seem creepy but this was so heart warming, mothers will always pick they’re kids up till they can no longer lift them, my grandma even though I’m 23 she still tries to pick me up like a toddler and i always have to remind her I’m an adult and she makes the excuse of how big dogs act like lap dogs and this wasn’t any different 😂
So when she picked up up it felt so motherly, so sweet and gentle, and she did it so easily when she seems so small, it looked so natural and warm.
Then when she went looking for him and told him he’s okay and comforted him. Her man is so lucky and I bet she’s a really good mother.
people calling brendin a difficult kid is so frustrating cuz hes literally trying to feel safe in the same space as his psycho mother so yea hes gunna be freaking the fuck out especially since he has communication issues.
The way that the lady in the red dress picked him up and treated him like her own kid was so sweet. That mother is sick.
As a person with NVLD this is HORRIBLE! DO NOT DO THIS TO A KID ESPECIALLY AN AUTISTIC ONE. Theyre sensative to noise like yelling and even physical touch which can overstimulate them and can even in many cases cause emotional/ physical or even mental trauma
I agree
I have an autistic brother and I have ADHD. I can guarantee this is 100% true, we both get very overwhelmed by loud noises and physical touch, especially during the summer.
what is NVLD? :o
@@RESURGAM. Nonverbal learning disabilities!
Fr autistic people are usually much easier to traumatize. I think some studies showed that stuff that sure was bad for some people didn't affect them that much because it was still small incidents but to a autistic or even adhd person especially kid it sticks much more than it would to a neurotipical one.
28:45 I just love little bro standing there eating a push pop going: "This b**** crazy"
"I want my son... Oh I just want my son so badly" The same son you are blaming for this whole situation you got yourself in? the same situation where your blaming others for stopping the abuse you were doing on the same son you want so badly? Holy crap this woman is crazy!
RIGHHTTT? I just felt so mad and sad watching this while vid-
"My son is adhd" is the first red flag that she doesn't understand her neurodivergent son 😭
That’s what you call someone with adhd💀
Usually people say someone *has* ADHD, not that they *are* ADHD. But maybe some people prefer being told that they are ADHD? Idk
My little brother has severe autism and no way in hell would my mom ever treat my brother and I like that. That woman’s absolutely a vile human and I’m so happy to see how many people stood up to protect him
"Told me to carry him out" I was a kids swim coach, worked in a daycare and was a Registered Behavioral Technician, I have carried several kids some of them having violent tantrums. I have NEVER carried a child by their neck. Who actually does that. Oml.
29:28 That gotta be so embarrassing bro, the girl didn't even flinch
« We are reacting to Brendon let’s go » i’m already dying 😭😭😭
Are you French or speak French
@@allywhy6132 wha-
@@allywhy6132 yes.. my english is that bad ?
@@darline9834 I think your English is very good :)
@@Salty.Fishstick thank uu :)
If this is what she's doing in public, can't imagine what she does behind closed doors
For anyone who doesnt know much about iowa i want to say when the mom mentioned orchard place which is a mental health facility i got so angry just cause ive know so many people who been treated badly inside that place i personally dont think the workers treat childern good thier.
basically alot of abusive parents who just dont want to deal with their child who is mentally impaired with adhd or austim or other mental disorders will just drop off at orchid place and the child will be their for months and usally get treated horribly but the parents dont care so it never gets reported it got me so heated when thepolice ask does he stay in orchid place and the mom says no he not ten yet because i predict when the child is 10 se was just gunna drop him off their so she didnt have to deal with him anymore its such a commen story in iowa
@@quingazul Oh my god.. I picked up on it and how confidently she acted about the workers supporting her so I assumed that was the case but it still a bit shocking to hear.
Gosh that’s rlly angering to know a place like that exists,has it ever been investigated or sm?
Yeah, I was of course it was here and that place.🤦🏼♀️
36:40 IM DYING “He boutta bodyslam you next, he learnt from the best!”
A health bar probably shows up whenever she gets angry 😭😭
[Gorlock the Abuser]
🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥
@@AceTechn0 *Random Stranger* uses Separate!
@@SproutiusShrubiusthe16th*It was super effective!*
I'm ADHD-Autistic, you can NOT hit us, you should not HIT ANY FUCKING KID, PERIOUD I DONT CARE WHAT THEY DID
W people for standing up to her on his behalf but they should have had one person take all their own smaller children to their car, they didn’t need to be seeing all that fighting and chaos going down.
They did, the guy with the yellow I love hot moms shirt took the kids somewhere outside while this was happening.
just adding to what the other said; only the older looking teens were still in the store around the chaos and the adults around them where telling them to leave, but the crazy women was threatening/blocking them from leaving
Hearing a child scream no. No matter the situation breaks my soul… I can’t have no kids cuz as soon as they start crying I wouldn’t be able to parent anymore 😢
SHE DEFINITELY BE AWAY FOR THIS KID,
WE DON'T CONTROL OUR OUTBREAKS
She is irresponsible and the police even more so as they consider the child to be BADLY RAISED when he did NOTHING. He deserves special care and a life without violence, THIS WOMAN MUST BE KEPT AWAY!!!!!
Ps.:
Having ADHD and Autism IS NOT AN EXCUSE FOR YOU TO USE THE DISORDER AS SOMETHING AGGRESSIVE AND GUILTY SO, I repeat, HE NEEDS SPECIAL CARE AND UNDERSTANDING!!!
It’s really sad bc it’s shown that she scares her son with the cops. Makes sense why he’s so tense and agitated when being alone with them.
As a person with autism this isn’t how you handle a situation, I’ve had meltdowns as a kid and my dad had to endure me scratching and hitting his head after walking out of a shop while he was giving me a piggyback ride home because I wanted bread. He just stayed silent the whole walk home. She showed that she could’ve picked the kid up if she really needed to go home. It’s obvious she just wanted an excuse to abuse the child. It’s honestly sad to watch.
That officer sucked dude! Constantly calling him a Problem child when he is an abuse victim and clearly mentally unwell. Not even trying to be compassionate to an actual child who was just ripped away from his mother! OBIOUSLY He wasn't taught right that women clearly didn't even try!
The craziest thing is how quickly he trusted that couple. He might've not like followed them or anything but the fact he had stood with them and didn't run back to his mum during the time in the shop when he was waiting with those 2 is exactly the reason she needs to go to jail because even in the situation where she was angry and mad, they were calm and kind to him. But he didnt yell out, scream for his mum, which means that he knows she is not in her right mind, if this is the first time she actually put her hands on him, he would've stepped up to defend her in some way, but he knew that the only safe way for him was to stay with the couple. The kid is attached to her because he is adhd and on the spectrum, so she definitely might've been an average normal mother to him, some of the time but that doesn't mean everytime. she deserves jail and that is the bare minimum of what she needs to serve for abvsing and assaulting everyone in that QT, i hope the little boy is doing well and better now
It generally breaks my heart seeing a kid cry man thats tough and the fact the kid still wants him mom😢😢😢
Them workers unprofessional asf too for teaching her an unsecure way how to handle the situation
As a sibling of someone with special needs, I have been around special needs kids all my life. They are the sweetest, most innocent, amazing kids. None of the parents I have had the pleasure of meeting, white, black, Mexican, Arab, Asian. They would NEVER harm their children intentionally even when they have meltdowns. And I'm not a fan of the females officers behaviour towards the child either. She needs to go through her civilian course again. That was a scared, overstimulated, and overwhelmed child. You need patience when working with sweethearts like him. I hope he's okay ❤
I have ADHD, autism and a lot of other mental problems and my mom had to deal with me growing up. So I sent her this video and jokingly asked her if she had the chance would she do this to discipline me. (Keep in mind that she barely disciplined us physically when me and my siblings were young) And she replied with a paragraph explaining why the mom in the video sucks and why she loves me and would never do that to me or any other child. I’m crying.
W mom
I love that the dude watching Brendin immediately asked the officer “where yall goin”.
also the way those people probably just saved that kid from all that abuse at home and potentially even his life....
he looked so scared its good how the people went up to her and stopped her because that was too much abusement and what did she say HES NOT EVEN TEN YET
43:36 The sentences being suspended means that she still gets these prison sentences, but she doesn’t go to jail immediately.
This means that she is free as long as she meets specific conditions during a set period (often called a suspension period). So this child abuser has to follow specific rules such as either doing community service or avoid doing any new criminal activity. If she were to violate these rules, *then* she gets to serve those four years.
In essence: Suspended Sentences are pretty much giving people second chances as long as they follow the rules
the way that my jaw dropped and eyes filled with tears at the fottage... a loss for words she isnt a "mother" she is a birther... she doesnt care at all about his well being... as a mother of a 6 year old boy with adhd who can be hard to deal with, yelling screaming and physical punishments dont improve bad behavior. it worsens it....
not to mention 90% of the times children act out is for attention...
For anyone who is wondering, a suspended sentence means that she does not have to go to jail if she abides by all of the terms of her probation. This means that she’s pretty much free with supervision and will be completely feee in four years. Basically, she got away with assault and child abuse.
Her standing in front of him protecting him from his mom omg my heart breaks cuz his screams were heart breaking
"Project you a diploma" 😭😭😭😂😂😂😂
“His shirt,my hat OMG that’s my twiiinn!!!,twin,OBESE OBESE”😭
39:01 they got this bih in double cuffs 💀
Mothers like this make me so grateful for my mom :(( that poor boy was scared of his mom n still cared abt her at the same time
As the oldest sibling with an autistic brother and a parent who acts like her, I’m glad the police were involved. She seems to have some form of anger problems and that doesn’t fit well with a child with autism due to them quickly becoming overstimulated bc of her yelling and harsh actions (sound sensitive and problems with touch)
Bro I was tearing up watching that footage bro. Shit unlocked stuff in my brain and the pain/ fear in his voice almost made me cry
3:20 ✨BiG bAcK✨ ✨bIg BaCk✨
Thank you! I was singing that in my head when she snapped at the cop, "I HaVe ThEm BeHiNd My BaCk!"
✨Big bAck✨ ✨bIg BaCk✨
✨cAuSe mY bAck iS loaDEd Up wItH diFFEreNt cRimes and fEloNiEs✨☺️
@@DeluluGhosties_654 HAHA Lol
NOO!! HE WAS SCREAMING FOR FUCKING HELP. THIS IS TERRIBLE NO.. :((
I cried when he said I love how she’s interviewing herself 😭😭😭😭
I fell asleep listening to this but then woke up at like 5 AM to hear this 26:31 and it scared the shit out of me 💀🙏
Okay but that woman in red was so kind to the kid, and I feel so bad for what happened to these people 😭😭
6:35 bro found his lost twin
28:16 I need to stop taking sips of my drink whenever funny shit like this happens, I don’t want to choke again😭😂
I tried to watch this vid on its own and it was really hard to watch with the blatant abuse that this woman does to her son. Kenji's commentary fr makes it an easier watch, it's what I stick around for
ANOTHER KENJI UPLOAD
as a black girl you know its abuse when the black people call you out 💀
Og, cuz we go far when it comes to "discipline" 💀
the woman on the right(29:54) looks so concerned 😭 poor kid too
That woman clearly had done more than that to the boy. He was screaming and crying “NO!” Or “MOMMY!” He was screaming and bawling because his mom even kinda put her hands near him. She clearly has done thrown him and also worst to him.
I love the way that these people treated that little boy so well, even though he was kind of like a complete stranger ❤
I have autism, and there are certain things that I do which my parents don't like, and I end up getting disciplined for them. I can't really blame them because I was diagnosed with autism at the age of 13, and I'm 14 now. It feels like they only acknowledge my autism when it's convenient for them. My father doesn't believe in mental health, psychiatrists, therapists, and such. My mother, on the other hand, believes in it, but only when others are around. I feel like she uses my autism for attention. If anyone has any tips or tricks that could help me with my autism, I would be really grateful. I don't know what to do. I hate having autism and wish to be normal like everyone else, but I know I can't be normal because I'm different. I want to smile genuinely, not just to fit in. If anyone has information about autism that can help me, I would be very happy.
I am the same age with autism too! Though lower support needs, I've gone through a lot of things emotionally because of my behavior.
Since you’re 14 I’m guessing you’re in high school. If you have anyone like a counselor or social worker at school that you really trust and feel safe with then definitely look to them for the support that your parents are not seeming to give you. And Also don’t feel bad about your struggles I and many others haven’t gotten diagnosed until we were adults and the way you describe your parents still doesn’t sound good. I’m just a 19 year old trying to get her life together so I really don’t know what more advice I can give but given that you’re growing now you can better advocate for yourself without your parents. You just need to find the right people to support you in that journey. Good luck with all of that no matter what happens man. 💙
You are a normal kid, whether you have autism or not. Don’t listen to whatever your parents or others have to say when it comes to being negative about these topics. It’s not the same but I was diagnosed with diabetes at the age of 8 (20 now) and I felt the same, about not being “normal,” though I have come to learn over the years that I’m perfectly fine the way I am, and I can actually help people with the knowledge I have. With that being said, I and a ton of others promise you this: you have nothing to be ashamed of when it comes to having autism, or anything else. When you start feeling like you’re anxious, focus on something you enjoy doing. Music? Rad! Listen to it. Art? Create! Video games? Even better. And maybe you can see if anybody you know has fidget toys lying around. They’re great distractions. I always carry around an infinity cube in case I start getting anxious and it’s helped me.
Keep your head held high; you’ve got this and you’re doing great!
I have autism and adhd, was lucky enough to be diagnosed at the young age of 6 (im 19 now) but had the almost exact same experience, dad not accepting it because he doesn’t believe in that type of stuff and my mother only ever taking it into consideration when it benefits her in some way, my best advice is to do research on autism and any other neurodivergence you think you might have, learn to understand yourself more first and try and find some people kind enough not to care how different you are and still want to be friends with you, find some people with the same sorta interests and similar humour styles and anything like that and build yourself a support system with your friends. I have folders about autism and adhd on instagram and tiktok so that if i come across any people talking about their experiences with either diagnosis and i relate then i can save it to understand myself better and so i can show other people to help them better understand me so i think it would be a great idea for you to do the same, i got really lucky with some of the friends i’ve made over the years practically a second family now, so just dont hate yourself, dont be too hard on yourself do research and begin to understand yourself, once you begin to understand yourself you might even be able to help your family understand you better and hopefully it’ll make the relationships with them better but focus on yourself first and yeah dont be afraid to indulge in your favourite hobbies or special interests, listen to music whenever you want or need it, play games i know they help me, same with tv shows and movies if they can help take your mind off things then watch them, get some fidget stuff aswell because they’ll help during any overstimulation or sensory overloads and stuff like that. I hope this helps and I honestly hope the best for you
The lady in red is an angel. She and her fiancé didn’t put up with her abusive shit. Good for them being good citizens. Poor baby boy no wonder he acting out like that.
That couple were true heroes! We need more people like them and strive to be like them as well! They fight for whats right while still having heart.
It makes me feel sick knowing that, if that kid goes to a foster care, theres a chance he would be in a worser household..
The first video with Brendin is sick. That is not a way to treat a child especially an autistic child. I'm Autistic so I understand what he might be like and it can be frustrating dealing with the outbursts and screaming and yelling (I've had my fair share of those and I was disciplined for it). That Mom has to learn how to treat her child better.
I LOVE this video mainly because its a whole community of people who see BS and decide that enough is enough. Love to see it.
18:00 why was kenji so real saying this (i related to this a little to much)
KENJI HAS POSTED CAN I GET AN AMEEENNNN
Dude, the women’s actions are reminding of the lyrics “you, you are my child, it isn’t abuse”
I swear, horrible people always get the sweetes child. 4:53 HOW COULD SOMEONE HURT A CUTIE LIKE HIM
my jaw has been dropped and shattered seeing someone act like this
The fact that that poor kid still wanted to go with his mom even though she hurt him is heartbreaking. He probably felt as though since its his mom, he should always follow her because well she's his mom. That's not how you handle ADHD or Autism at all.
Kid knew how long she would be sentenced. Hope he’s doing well.
This reminds me of my cousin…her mom doesn’t physically abuse her….but mentally and emotionally….
6:06 ngl i’m waiting for him to comment on that guys shirt
Me too
Can we all give a moment for the loyalty of the cashier still working as all this crap goes down. Also if she is willing to be like that in public it's terrifying what she would be like behind closed doors. Regardless of any mental stuff I could see any kid doing what he did. Only safe place is in the gas station even though he doesn't fully comprehend it or not 😢 and my best guess is that is why he refused to leave and the soda probably didn't help.
W bystanders that stood up to that crazy ah woman
the guy with the shirt version of your hat but yellow is crazy- Anyway. As a person with ADD or ADHD i know i have some focusing problems. People shouldn't act like that. Especially if he was diagnosed with adhd. And its absolutley fucked up to act like that towards a child. And i feel so bad for the child despite her hitting him multiple times he still doesnt want that evil monster he refers to as mom to go and yet he's still scared af.
The main character rage these entitled Karens is shocking. In Charlie's words, *"it's* *_WILD."_*
As a person with autism and adhd myself a parent using the threat of calling the cops is messed up and I got that all the time when I was younger and the messed me up
My mama was evil fr she kicked my big bro out every other day would throw shit at me but I was like “nah that’s normal” it was not
same here but i live with my grandparents, when i was sewerslidle my grandfather said "if you not willing to live your own life, i don't want you in the family" and then said he'll baker act me if it happened again and send me somewhere to get drugged all the time (edit) and my grandmother glares at me anytime cps is mentioned and says that she'll tell them to take me next time. They ALWAYS blame me for everything they do, they hide behind the bible verse that says that punishing your kids is loving and that to always honor your mother and father. (AND HE'S A PASTOR)
I don't even want to go all in my mom did and allowed to happen bc it's too heavy for a comment section but just know, you're not alone and you and your brother deserve better than her
Get back to work.
And so sorry about that bro
@@Mc_Barbietoes ay bro I lost my momma and my siblings where’s my vision man😭😭😭
@@McDonalds_Tighnari_official they told me to stop handing it out like that man 😭
SHE CANT EVEN FIT IN THE SEAT 😭😭😭😭
😂🤣 that's hilarious
We gonna mention that the boy said “can’t imagine what she would do in private?” Poor boy ): I hope he’s safe now
A perfect example of :"Just because everyone can have children, not everyone SHOULD, have children"
As tte eldest in my family my brother instinct triggered when the kid shouted for help. The poor kid...
Kenji in the middle of a very serious video and see a guys shirt:
OH MY GOD THATS MY TWIN
I have adhd, not that severe, I have failed to pick up my own nephew and niece, but I always try to pick them up in a way I can’t hurt them, my nephew has a habit of trying to get out of my grip just because he wants to, he’ll roll around when I pick him up or carry him, which makes me concerned more about his head getting injured so yeah, but kids are sometimes complicated, but what the mother did was completely unreasonable💀, even I wouldn’t stoop so low.
This reminds me of the saying that every kid deserves a parent but not every parent deserves a child
11:05 ngl I want the people to adopt the kid. :)
And as a person with pretty much a lot of mental issues this is NOT OKAY and I’m a kid myself like what the f-
And the fact that he still wants his mother is wild tbh AND BESIDES THE POINT IS THAT SHES ABUSIVE AND THATS CHILD ENDANGERMENT SO IT SHOULD BE ATLEAST 4 YEARS!!!
As a momma I woulda thrown hands with that woman for throwin her baby like that. I can't imagine HOW ANYONE could do that to their child. You're job as a parent is to protect your babies no matter how old they get, no matter how stressful it can be you shouldn't EVER put your hands on your child or any child like that.
It’s like 1:54am rn and I am so frinkin mad at that woman but I can’t stop laughing at some things istg 😭
as a person with close to severe ADHD, i was totally a hassle when i was younger. throwing tantrums, crying, yelling, etc. my mother, gladly, knew how to deal with people like me and other people with disabilities because she's a Special Ed (dealing with such as autism, dyslexia, down syndrome, ADHD). she would take me into a more quiet area (in the mall or the store, because i hated loud noises when i was younger), and calmed me down. i realize how lucky i am to have a mother like mine, and not like this girl. this is totally not how you deal with a kid who has problems... the mom got what she deserved. poor kid.
So a suspended sentence means that if she follows certain instructions and fulfills all criteria, her jail time will be waived.
Something tells me she won't complete it, but at least even with the NCO lifted he's still not in her custody
38:54 Kenji would be both the good and bad cop, a kid just has their parent arrested
Kid: “papa gonna be in jail for six months”
Kenji: “nah, more like six years, bucko got a f*ck ton of assault charges”
No matter how severe the disorder, you DO NOT toss them around like a damn ragdoll. Treat them with respect like you would any other.
28:03 - 28:20 GOT ME CACKLING😭 LMAOO