Reguardless of this young man color, I admire this young man. He did not let a set back ruin his life. Not many folks can come back from this type of set up or abuse. Strong and very smart. Rock On Young man
That suffering of 15 years is crazy, having to see your parents immediately get you out after you reach adult age. He probably couldn't even wish to go back to being 3-17/18 again as that time was still damaged.
Jasmine sounds so emotionally intelligent and like a very warm person. He definitely got his karma with her. She just sounds so amazing for him and im glad he was shown what true love is like after having the image of love brutally shattered
You know, I bet she has a handful of flaws too. Maybe she can't cook an egg to save her life, maybe she doesn't know how to run a washing machine. But like you said, she is amazing for him and that's all that matters.
As someone who was in the foster care system, this is not uncommon. Foster families are mostly in it for the money. If youre not perfect, you're tossed aside. I was abandoned in a hospital by my foster family because I was antisocial and preferred to be alone than in large groups of people.
That’s BS they knew it wasn’t him, they were just afraid of finding out who really did. They let him go down for it and that’s why they’re so regretful.
Glad I’m not the only one who thought this. The 10-page description of meeting and getting engaged to the fiancée added nothing to the story. The detail about the breakfast with the best friend added nothing. And there was no explanation as to why the parents decided at that moment to confess their reasoning after so many years (unless that part got buried in all the superfluous text.) 🤷🏻♀️
@@StefferKatz yeah, they brushed over every important part and then went on for too long about how they studied, then god a job, then climed that job, how much in love they are...
To sum up what happens: The parents were in fact not racist, a family friend of theirs stole money, how much you ask? Not a fucking clue. But just enought to buy a red corvette so id say a lot. Anyways the family friend named karen. Stole the money and pinned the blame on him. I mean its a shit tonna money so yea. Anyways after he left his friend chad helped him out a bit, he stayed at a shelter for a while, did some dead end jobs, got an apartment, then he got a actual job where he then met the love of his life jasmine or Jasmin i dont know how to spell it. Anyways they fell in love then he proposed. A little after his parents contacted him and told him the reason they kicked him out. He got evidence karen did it, voice recorded her admitting to it and showed it to the parents. He and jasmine got married, and in the end he forgave the parents This story gets 38 orangest out of 27 apples
There's a reason why i always watch themv when they post less then 1 hour, because requested reads never disappoint The fact that I got 100+ 2 times in a row is crazy lol
The OP's decision to forgive his adopted parents was a good start in the healing process and it worked out well, now he can move on and focus on his new family and take it a day at a time, good for him.
What is wrong with you? 7 of my cousins were fostered and adopted immediately. They are kind, loving Christians! My uncle and aunt now have 10 kids, and love them all equally, even the two disabled ones and three native Americans. A foster family in my church fostered a child with a heart desiese. They didn't adopt because he died before the process was complete. My friend's family is adopting a pair of twins, even with five kids in the house already!
Every Jasmine I've ever met has been so sweet and kind. When I'm older, I'm going to name my daughter Jasmine. I haven't decided a good boy name just yet
He one the good ones he could’ve used the experience fell victim to the streets and clearly he was raised well to know to do the right thing. As far his foster parents the should’ve known this and not kicked him out without any evidence or him defending himself. Good on you young man, as former foster I know how hard it is to trust and fell love.
Honestly, the way they reacted sounded like they were shown a video of OP roping a family friend. Or at least a half dozen witnesses to the event. Now I am wondering if they ever sued Karen for the stolen money.
it rlly got on my nerves when the foster parents kicked him out, accused him of stealing the money without listening to him explain. its ok not to forgive, but if he felt it might help him to let go of the anger, then its better to do so. btw he is lucky to have tyler and jasmine as his loved ones after all
You underestimate how quickly people get excited over public proposals even when they don't know the couple. Its a big reason why many girls don't like them because then all the attention and awe and clapping makes them feel pressured to say yes
Pretty easy to spot an AI story is when they put in random details that don’t matter and are unnatural. Like “he answered on the second ring” “his voice was more alert now” etc. and it’s told in a way without nuance or anything, everything is stated matter of factly. Stop falling for these 😂
Wow, what a trash for foster parents and that Karen deserves prison for actual stealing. Who in their right mind would tell everyone where they hid the money?! Geez. I hope he never contacts them again.
Ffs. His race has nothing to do with it. He was their meal ticket. That's why his foster parents didn't love him and his foster cousins didn't care about him because he wasn't really family.
Looks like I'm going to be the comment summarizing what happened: OP had get out of his hometown and work hard to be able to stabilize a job. Years later, his parents contacted him again saying that the reason they threw him out was because family convinced them that he stole the emergency fund in cash in the house. He discovered that it was one of the family's friend who stole it. OP's foster parents apologized profusely, OP is forgiving them but he doesn't want to have any contact with them
Every foster child's journey is unique, filled with highs and lows that can be difficult to imagine. For me, one of the most surreal experiences was watching a child, who had endured so much instability, begin to trust and thrive in a stable environment. It's a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the importance of providing love and consistency. I’m curious to hear others’ experiences-what moments have surprised or moved you the most in your journey with foster care?
wait, if Karen got the car when he got kicked out, then wouldn’t it be old by now? If he is an adult and he asked Tyler to go pretend to be her cousin and buy stuff for her new car, wouldn’t Karen’s car be old if we’re talking years later?
I this from the short and before I got to this short the other short was about how a woman cheated on her husband with a black dude and how the black dude and her husband left her as when the black dude found out she was pregnant he dipped and the husband knew she cheated cause he worked abroad for a year so he knew it couldn’t have been him idk if these tie together but idk
OK, I’m obviously missing something here. For him to accomplish all of that he would’ve had to been away from the foster parents for several years so how are they able to walk into a car dealership and get that information several years after purchase? The math ain’t mathin
I don't think a dealership would disclose payment information to anyone who isn't the buyer, police with a warrant or someone who has a power of attorney. I wouldn't want to buy anything from anyone who would just produce paperwork with all kinds of information about myself on it, to someone who has a good enough excuse. So i doubt if this story is just made up, or real.
The proposal tangent makes no sense. The racist neglect history is just an other strange tangent. And then another tangent about the family he build, his job and his house. The parents found him somehow. He found out about the car and the car dealer and could convince them to give out details about a car sold more than two years ago. How few cars did this dealer sell and how loose are they with personal information?
His is either an amateur writer or a prompt given to an AI there are a lot of inconsistencies and word no one would actually use to describe an event the whole proposal section was completely wrong I just wish these would actually be real stories more often
The foster care system has do a better job, of 18 year olds exiting the system. According to their rules some of the money that's allocated to kid, is supposed go in a bank account. That way, they have a *legal ID,* little bit cash and so they can *VOTE,* when they age out, of the system. It seem to have worked in this case
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![[FULL STORY] Who’s by far the strangest person you’ve ever met?](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/1jUtNrXTC4g/mqdefault.jpg)
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Reguardless of this young man color, I admire this young man. He did not let a set back ruin his life. Not many folks can come back from this type of set up or abuse. Strong and very smart. Rock On Young man
That suffering of 15 years is crazy, having to see your parents immediately get you out after you reach adult age. He probably couldn't even wish to go back to being 3-17/18 again as that time was still damaged.
I admire this young man despite young man color young man man young, young young, young man
Bro is wise (not an old joke)
Absolutely inspiring! His strength and resilience in the face of such adversity are truly remarkable. Thanks for highlighting his incredible journey
What about me SA
they raised him since he was 3 and then kicked him to the curb like trash
Reading that just makes my blood boil. How could anyone be so callous and cruel?
@@CustomReads
It’s prob a Ai gen video just to get views etc
It’s about the money
@@Kierohnits a real reddit post, ive found it
Jasmine sounds so emotionally intelligent and like a very warm person. He definitely got his karma with her. She just sounds so amazing for him and im glad he was shown what true love is like after having the image of love brutally shattered
She a real one. He's quite lucky to have her
You know, I bet she has a handful of flaws too. Maybe she can't cook an egg to save her life, maybe she doesn't know how to run a washing machine. But like you said, she is amazing for him and that's all that matters.
Bro tyler was a real g
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Facts
He a real one
Spam W for tyler
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As a former Foster kid myself I am glad I didn't have a parent like that
Good for you 👍🏻
Wdym by "former"?
@@Allstar_editsthey could be an adult now
@@Sprouts1232 oooh
@@Allstar_edits I was adopted
"If you want to be back in your life, you either got to sue Karen or pay me the money I got punished for."
“Hell ya” *start chain here*
@@artSTARZh hell ya!
As someone who was in the foster care system, this is not uncommon.
Foster families are mostly in it for the money. If youre not perfect, you're tossed aside. I was abandoned in a hospital by my foster family because I was antisocial and preferred to be alone than in large groups of people.
That’s BS they knew it wasn’t him, they were just afraid of finding out who really did. They let him go down for it and that’s why they’re so regretful.
it's truly captivating how you've woven such raw emotion into your storytelling, drawing readers into the depths of your experiences
0:36 for the people from shorts❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you!
Appreciate it
Thanks
THANK YOU 🤩
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That is the longest creative writing assingment such a short question
It could have been compressed, but was still entertaining at least. The obvious AI writing didn't distract enough to not be a good listen.
@@sugarbeef tbh, it started good but then it got pretty meh
@@tesladajira178 Agreed, I wrote that comment about halfway in, wasn't expecting it to turn so boring. Should have been a 5 minute story.
Glad I’m not the only one who thought this. The 10-page description of meeting and getting engaged to the fiancée added nothing to the story. The detail about the breakfast with the best friend added nothing. And there was no explanation as to why the parents decided at that moment to confess their reasoning after so many years (unless that part got buried in all the superfluous text.) 🤷🏻♀️
@@StefferKatz yeah, they brushed over every important part and then went on for too long about how they studied, then god a job, then climed that job, how much in love they are...
You sir are a true gem and so is your wife.
To sum up what happens:
The parents were in fact not racist, a family friend of theirs stole money, how much you ask? Not a fucking clue. But just enought to buy a red corvette so id say a lot. Anyways the family friend named karen. Stole the money and pinned the blame on him. I mean its a shit tonna money so yea. Anyways after he left his friend chad helped him out a bit, he stayed at a shelter for a while, did some dead end jobs, got an apartment, then he got a actual job where he then met the love of his life jasmine or Jasmin i dont know how to spell it. Anyways they fell in love then he proposed. A little after his parents contacted him and told him the reason they kicked him out. He got evidence karen did it, voice recorded her admitting to it and showed it to the parents. He and jasmine got married, and in the end he forgave the parents
This story gets 38 orangest out of 27 apples
High boi fan spotted?
@@beep8825 yep
I honestly wouldn’t have forgiven them. What they did was super shitty.
Im not Reading that
@@jacobengen7356 ok idc
We all need a Tyler in our lives.
Tyler is the goat 🗣🗣🗣
There's a reason why i always watch themv when they post less then 1 hour, because requested reads never disappoint
The fact that I got 100+ 2 times in a row is crazy lol
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They dissapoint me alot
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@@ElijahMitchel then why watch them? 🤔
The OP's decision to forgive his adopted parents was a good start in the healing process and it worked out well, now he can move on and focus on his new family and take it a day at a time, good for him.
The foster parents are evil (WHAT I'M FAMOUS I HAVE NRVER GOT THIS MANY LIKES TYSM SO MUCH OMG)
You haven't even watched the video
What is wrong with you? 7 of my cousins were fostered and adopted immediately. They are kind, loving Christians! My uncle and aunt now have 10 kids, and love them all equally, even the two disabled ones and three native Americans. A foster family in my church fostered a child with a heart desiese. They didn't adopt because he died before the process was complete. My friend's family is adopting a pair of twins, even with five kids in the house already!
@@Whatkindofuturearewebuilding I meant the fosters in the vid
@@ElijahMitchel sorry 😢 I meant to say someone else
@@NadinebiscuitWho?
Probably one of the best 10-minute stories I've ever heard
Every Jasmine I've ever met has been so sweet and kind. When I'm older, I'm going to name my daughter Jasmine. I haven't decided a good boy name just yet
He one the good ones he could’ve used the experience fell victim to the streets and clearly he was raised well to know to do the right thing. As far his foster parents the should’ve known this and not kicked him out without any evidence or him defending himself. Good on you young man, as former foster I know how hard it is to trust and fell love.
"And I was determined to give it to her" - Well, I think we all know who OP is now
Honestly, the way they reacted sounded like they were shown a video of OP roping a family friend. Or at least a half dozen witnesses to the event.
Now I am wondering if they ever sued Karen for the stolen money.
Hold up is no one going talk about how there “close friends” stole money and nothing happened
Jasmine has him on a leash of healthiness
You should have given the evidence to the police. So at least you get revenge.
Not the fact that I wanted Tyler to burst through the door and disagree with the wedding cause he wanted him😂😂lol
it rlly got on my nerves when the foster parents kicked him out, accused him of stealing the money without listening to him explain. its ok not to forgive, but if he felt it might help him to let go of the anger, then its better to do so. btw he is lucky to have tyler and jasmine as his loved ones after all
We were foster parents for years. This breaks my heart. Evil people do not need a reason like racism to be cruel. It is just who they are.
Why even agree to foster a kid if you won’t be taking care of them.
LOL the "and then they all clapped" moment when he proposed makes this IFFY af.
You underestimate how quickly people get excited over public proposals even when they don't know the couple. Its a big reason why many girls don't like them because then all the attention and awe and clapping makes them feel pressured to say yes
Proof some people SHOULD NEVER be parents (or even foster parents).
I swear the parents and the family are taking racism to a whole new level and it’s giving the ick
I love this channel it's so addicting
Pretty easy to spot an AI story is when they put in random details that don’t matter and are unnatural. Like “he answered on the second ring” “his voice was more alert now” etc. and it’s told in a way without nuance or anything, everything is stated matter of factly.
Stop falling for these 😂
Wow, what a trash for foster parents and that Karen deserves prison for actual stealing. Who in their right mind would tell everyone where they hid the money?! Geez. I hope he never contacts them again.
That’s brilliant that your life got better hope it says that way
As a black person i get branded as a theif by my skin color, But sometimes you need to fight back with positve things
Dude I hope karen went to jail for at least 5 years.
His parents were monsters if they had them in their house for 15 years. Crazy.
Ffs. His race has nothing to do with it. He was their meal ticket. That's why his foster parents didn't love him and his foster cousins didn't care about him because he wasn't really family.
I came here form the shorts
This story ended beautifully
Tyler’s the goat
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Looks like I'm going to be the comment summarizing what happened:
OP had get out of his hometown and work hard to be able to stabilize a job. Years later, his parents contacted him again saying that the reason they threw him out was because family convinced them that he stole the emergency fund in cash in the house. He discovered that it was one of the family's friend who stole it. OP's foster parents apologized profusely, OP is forgiving them but he doesn't want to have any contact with them
Karen wasn't a family member, she was a friend - the one who stole the money and pinned the blame on OP.
0:00 that sounds traumatizing
Unfortunately, ai generated again.
proof?
@@AznGuyTheOriginal0it’s so obvious half of these “Reddit” stories are Ai generated
@@Valintin3still fun to watch tho
Every foster child's journey is unique, filled with highs and lows that can be difficult to imagine. For me, one of the most surreal experiences was watching a child, who had endured so much instability, begin to trust and thrive in a stable environment. It's a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the importance of providing love and consistency. I’m curious to hear others’ experiences-what moments have surprised or moved you the most in your journey with foster care?
I wish this was a story of a actual person
feels like some wattpad ahh story
Of course she was named Karen
Pick you up cuz you're 18 and they're no longer get paid to have you
wait until you work 9 to 5 lololololololololololololollooloolollololol
Everything lined up to perfectly
bro got the good ending
The story :🤦😡🤯🤬
The video 🌹🌷🌻✨🪷🧘🪷✨🌷🌻🌹🌅🌄
wait, if Karen got the car when he got kicked out, then wouldn’t it be old by now? If he is an adult and he asked Tyler to go pretend to be her cousin and buy stuff for her new car, wouldn’t Karen’s car be old if we’re talking years later?
it’s inspiring to see how you've built a new life and found happiness.What was the hardest part of moving on from your past?
There is another vid on a mum wanting full custody on the girl named lily and the mum was a alcoholic and the dad got custody 😊
sounds ai generated as I have generated a couple of stories, and this reminds me of those
If I was him, I’f ask to live with him
When did the “why won’t you adopt me” kid get adopted?💀✋
I’m starting to see it as AI generated not AI voiced
Guys I need help I can’t stop watching these videos 😂😂😂
Why exactly were the parents and Karen not sued into homelessness?
I love this one❤
Ngl the first half was good but the second half felt really fabricated😂
I this from the short and before I got to this short the other short was about how a woman cheated on her husband with a black dude and how the black dude and her husband left her as when the black dude found out she was pregnant he dipped and the husband knew she cheated cause he worked abroad for a year so he knew it couldn’t have been him idk if these tie together but idk
Most real reddit story, who the fuck says "meet me at the diner" 💀
These poor people
OK, I’m obviously missing something here. For him to accomplish all of that he would’ve had to been away from the foster parents for several years so how are they able to walk into a car dealership and get that information several years after purchase? The math ain’t mathin
I don't think a dealership would disclose payment information to anyone who isn't the buyer, police with a warrant or someone who has a power of attorney. I wouldn't want to buy anything from anyone who would just produce paperwork with all kinds of information about myself on it, to someone who has a good enough excuse. So i doubt if this story is just made up, or real.
Bro is this dude Naruto like this is so relatable to Naruto 😂😂😂
That’s messed up 😢
One hour ago, glad to see it.
the ai storys learned by reading other ai storys starting to get obviously bad and plotholy...
These Redditors fr be making the fakest stories
What happened to the Karen after?
Damn bro 🥺
The proposal tangent makes no sense. The racist neglect history is just an other strange tangent. And then another tangent about the family he build, his job and his house.
The parents found him somehow. He found out about the car and the car dealer and could convince them to give out details about a car sold more than two years ago. How few cars did this dealer sell and how loose are they with personal information?
I almost slept in the 5th minute
Why won’t you let me back in your house CAUSE YOUR BLACK if you know the reference your a real one
That was the most Ai thing I have ever seen
His is either an amateur writer or a prompt given to an AI there are a lot of inconsistencies and word no one would actually use to describe an event the whole proposal section was completely wrong I just wish these would actually be real stories more often
Either it’s real or you a person who this will never happen
Lilly Potter? 9:56
girl
LOL 😂
Nice video👍
The foster care system has do a better job, of 18 year olds exiting the system.
According to their rules some of the money that's allocated to kid, is supposed go in a bank account. That way, they have a *legal ID,* little bit cash and so they can *VOTE,* when they age out, of the system. It seem to have worked in this case
How does this explain the exclusion from when he was a kid??? Sounds like a set up
Bro you should change your channel's name from "requested reads" to "AI story reads" 😂
The stories are from reddit
The stories are AI pretty often too.
Shut up,
w tyler
That’s *FUCKING* MESSED UP *Excuse my language* 😅
Most ai thong ever
Very racist parents
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Helllo
@@ElijahMitchel 🤗🤗🤗
Hello
@@venkatabobbili3994 👋👋🤗
@@Samiyazeeshan7634 hello
What is this the 60’s?
If you're going to create a story by using AI, at least review and edit it later.
EXACTLY
Why didn't you sue karen?
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