I would leave a “review” how they left there 18 year old son with nothing and 10 years later they “move” in his house and didn’t leave for months until court order told them to

Story 1 has an update. OP found out how they did get the money. Basically the parents get an inhertance from their other grandparents (i think it was the mom side) who were also as b-holes as OP's parents. It seems his dad was the black sheep of the family on his side and the entitled one, even all the relatives know this as well too. Even thou, the business is a little shady so OP is waiting for the right moment.

What isn't mentioned in the first story is that an eviction can stay on your record a long time. That'll be an extra touch of karma if the parents try to find another apartment, because it make landlords less likely to rent to them.

Those parents don't deserve a business after the way they treated their child by not telling the OP about the other family members and squat in the OP's house.

There IS a small way for OP to get back at their parents. Tell EVERYONE on BOTH sides of the family and show proof. Some may listen, some will dispute it but if they’re hated in the entire family, they’ll have no one to brag to and WORSE no one to help them if hard times hit them. In the end theyll be alone, with no one around them. There’s a reason why they say Money can’t buy happiness

Should have paid someone to come and change the locks and move all their stuff out. They would have no proof that they hadn't left on their own.

Honestly, the most infuriating part to me is that the parents tried forcing the OP to give them the house, tried forcing their rules from when the OP was a kid back onto them as an adult, after not only breaking into the house and squatting there for months. Like, I'm sorry, I don't care WHO you are. You try and tell me what to do in my house after you pull that garbage, you're getting the curb right then and there. I don't give a damn if it's my mom, my friends, some random-ass hobo on the street. NOBODY tells me what to do or what not to do in MY house, period.

The boyfriend in that final story really needs to pursue some professional help and while sure he's managed to manage it well enough on his own he needs to realize that if his issues are not dealt with he could potentially end up seriously hurting if not killing his girlfriend

I would have NEVER let them take ANYTHING from my house... after everything they put you through....

The second story, having worked with clients with BPD, I can understand what the boyfriend was going through. BPD is very demanding. Her previous boyfriends probably had 7-8 jobs to avoid her

The last story reminds me of my story. I got married about a year after I was discharged from the military during which I served in Viet Nam. We were both in college and I also worked as a night watchman. My wife came into the bedroom to wake me to go to work. When I became aware again, I had my wife against the wall, my left forearm against her throat, and my right arm pulled back to hit her. She was crying and scared and I was saying, “Don’t ever do that again!” I was terrified probably as much as her. Recently, 50 years later, I was dozing with my door open but the screen was closed. It was dark and when I opened my eyes there was the shadow of a person on the screen. I immediately jumped up and kicked the screen hard so that it smacked the person in the head with the door’s frame. It was my neighbor looking for his dog. The PTSD is hard to resolve.

Technically, you could've replaced the locks before they left. Since it's still your property under law. You could have also moved all the guest bedroom stuff into the master bedroom and put a lock on there because by technically its your stuff

No parent should ever expect to be paid back for the love that they give to a child. Gratitude from a kid is preferable, but should never be obligated.

my parents kicked me out at 17 after abusing me my whole life, and I was a homeless kid. no shelter would take me until I was 18, so I stayed in mental hospitals on the state's dime for about 4 months because of how aggressively suicidal I was. turned 18 on the most drug ridden intersection in Boston, Mass & Cas, and I am currently a month out of the shelter in my own apartment. they're out or my lives until the day they're in the dirt and I couldn't be happier

OPs parents truly didn't learn shit from what happened, specially when you take into account how similar their situation was to their kid's, it's... sad? (I don't think that's the exact word) if you think about it. I'm glad to hear OP removed them from their life completely and that they managed to get out of that situation.

For the first story, I would recommend getting a restraining order against them just in case.

Story 2: emotionally caring for a woman with Borderline Personality Disorder IS a full time job. I'm pretty sure the only reason OP is thinking this way is because she's in the discarding phase of their toxic relationship. She is an emotional black hole, he is poured his love into her and all she can see is what she can get out of him.

Most people wouldn't bat an eye if a woman was not working and her boyfriend took care of her. All I have to say is welcome to equality. Men have been putting up for this for a very long time.

For the first story, if I was in the OP's place after the cops showed up, I would have asked my parents exactly how they got into the house in front of the officers, explaining that A: I've been away for two weeks because of my job, and B: I did not give them a key to get inside my house. I'm not a law expert, but I would think the officers would have solid suspicion to investigate the matter, which could lead to them arresting my parents for breaking and entering.

Story one: Good for him on giving those vile people the boot! I had a terrible childhood as my mother was an alcoholic and treated the girls bad. She didn’t want girls and told us to our face. At 14 I ran away from home, came back about 6 months later. I was 12 when she had another baby, I felt like my little sister was my baby because I couldn’t do anything but “play” with her. I got up with her in the middle of the night even though I had school the next day and my mom didn’t work. At 16 I left and went to court to be emancipated, she didn’t even show up. She would call me drunk and say everything was my fault. That’s when my foster parents would take the phone and not let her talk to me which was fine. I treat my two girls and four grand children with the love and respect they deserve. I can’t imagine treating them the way I was treated. I love them too much. ❤ Story two: Girl, run as fast as you can! If you need emotional help, talk with your parents, get a therapist or a friend. Much cheaper than what you’re dealing with now. Good luck 🙏🏼❤️

First with the first story lemme say this cause I feel it applies here: God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. Secondly: I would suggest to the OP to fully cut ties and live the best life he can. Better than the parents.

It's stories like this that make me very thankful I have supportive parents that truly love me

My only comments are on the 2nd story. The guy seems to have 2 "life plans" in mind (not that either is just going to land in his lap) ...either get a good job or be a stay at home husband. He seems to think taking care of her is his main job right now. If he's willing to take on all that role entails (housework, childcare, etc) and she is willing to let him. What is the difference than a housewife? Just because it is HIM that is staying at home instead of HER people automatically go to "He HAS to have a job" or "How dare he not work". If financially her income can take care of their needs and he takes care of everything at home there really isn't an issue. Put in the same situation the other way most would say "She's your wife/girlfriend you are supposed to take care of her." Since men usually get put in the role to go to work and get a paycheck while your wife stay home to tend the house. We aren't in the 50s anymore people. Women go to work and some men stay home to tend the house. In the end they need to have a discussion about their roles in the house/family and decide if her income is enough for them to live comfortably and if so what "duties" are for His role. If her income is not enough for them then him getting a job is a must and she needs to directly and without taking excuses make him choose, get a job and they stay together or not and she's gone. The main thing I think she needs to decide on is if SHE is ok with having a stay at home husband or not. The concept itself isn't a bad one just how SHE feels on the matter. Just like some foolish men don't think a wife should work some can't stand the idea of being with someone who isn't working in some fashion. If she can answer that one question for herself I think all the rest would fall into place.

I really feel bas for her boyfriend, I can’t imagine being so scared to sleep that I have a Knife under my pillow.

Kind of worried about OP in the second story, I get that he’s consciously managed his stresses but subconsciously they’re still there. What if they have a child in the future, who would come into their room at night after a nightmare of their own? Would he try to attack the child? I hope OP can convince him to get therapy or something to help him out. While it must be scary for her it must be terrifying for him to relive his traumas while he sleeps.

the first story really puts some second hand hatred through your blood

What do you mean the police couldn't do anything? You own the damn house!!!

That first story is un-f***ing-believable. They weren't parents. That poor guy had such a hard life. Hopefully he never has to see them ever again.

I am glad I love my parents and that my parents love me. Stories with bad parents make me feel bad. I can't imagine it. I was an "accident" but was never treated like it. I never got told I was a regret, or that I never should have been born, and I'm very grateful for that.

The last one with the guy having PTSD dreams is something that will take a while to heal. Starting with therapy or at the very least talking to someone he feels safe with. My husband was horrifically abused when he was growing up and used to do all these things, he would then hate himself if he hurt me in his sleep and think he was just like his parents. There is no quick or easy fix, he has to actually deal with the pain, like scrubbing out infection to finally heal!! Also he HAS NOT gotten over with it or dealt with it he found a way to repress everything. He must feel safe with you to allow it to surface again but he needs to really address it

"I was raised by the Tv" Gotta respect the Tv for raising the child without realizing

This hurts. I get that you didnt want kids, but now that you had one you had a responsibility to care for him amongst all thing love him. How can someone be so cold and callous to their own child to do such a thing? These parents lack humanity, compassion and love. Do not hold resentment in your heart for you are free and have the rest of your life to look forward to. Peace ✌🏻

OP needs to be prepared for his parents to pull the same thing when they get older. One reason to hope that they do well now.

I feel so bad for the guy in story 3. It's really hard to admit that you need help, but he needs it. I think his partner should help him get the help he needs, as that is definitely unresolved trauma, and something anyone in their right or wrong minds would need help with.

He should have added a review to their new business talking about how horrible they are

Me gives the parents a shitty tent and be like “Here this was good enough for me so it would be good enough for you.”

If my girlfriend shared my traumas on Reddit, that’s the end of our relationship. Keep trying to help him or leave. Do not post his traumas online!!

While I'm no expert, it sounds like the fear and trauma from the car accident brought back the stuff from his childhood. It probably triggered similar responses in brain chemistry or something. He can still control things with his conscious mind, but when asleep can't rationalize things as easily.

To all kids out there, if you can see this. At 7 years old, you should already start planning. Should you fail to plan... you plan to fail. I am by no means wealthy, but i retired at 40. Simple life. 3 kids now also doing well for themselves. Concentrate in school. Get a scholarship. People pay to go to school. I expect to get paid. Get a job part-time. Suffer for 16 years. Yet, trust me. You can sit on your couch with no worries while sipping a beer.

Sell grandma and grandpa’s old house and buy a new one near grandma and grandpa and don’t let anyone tell parents where you are.

I'm an orphan adopted by crazy catholics . A father who though beating the devil out of me was the answer to my poor choices and mistakes as a child. I was sent away to a seminary prep school at 13 where I lived for 4yrs . Taught me that growing up early with independence and responsibility was a great experience for life's hard road. Goals and hard work is a wonderful teacher of reality that you must respect and accept. Never give up and you'll be OK. Just one old man's opinion

I had a similar problem, My mum and sister used my spare key to just walk into my old flat and take my spin dryer. I told her if she ever did that again I would call the police

Honestly I don't know how he managed to not murder them when they tried to steal his house. I had extremely abusive parents too, and i ended up breaking my fathers foot severely when he tried to contact me a decade later after i went into foster care because of them for financial help because my b!tch of a mom couldn't manage money for shit. Probably a over reaction, but i went through a decade of shitty foster care because of him, so he can enjoy the permanent pain when walking as penance.

What's infuriating is the fact the justice took soo long to take back this dudes house. He should be allowed to simply enter it and if they try to refuse his entrance they need to be dealt accordingly.

Story 3: i think he has to go to therapy ... HARD. Because this is some unresolved trauma and not something who only need anti-depressant to pull it away (the 1st bad part of a lazy diagnose is if the one who does it prescribe anti-depressants right away without had to deal with what the patience has).

Guy should have just moved their stuff out and change the locks while they were out working.

Last story: she needs to tell him he needs to get help for his sleep anxiety or she will leave. It is just a matter of time before he seriously hurts her and tries to make it seem "okay" cause he was asleep. He knows he has a problem he refuses to fix and at some point he's going to do something they will BOTH regret.

There are ABSOLUTELY NO circumstances where anyone will live with me against my will.

Man, them watching him change the locks to the house even before they got in the van is when they KNEW there was no going back and that they truly were horrible people

These people have no right to call themselves OP's parents.

At that last story, all I can tell the OP is be patient.. and listen to what he’s asking. My husband was the same way for a long time (traumatic mom/being forced into a gang when he was a child because it was “the family business” and expected to do so or he’d have no home, but the home was always in an even more dangerous neighborhood) I remember coming over to wake him up one time and put a coke can down that I brought him, and that was enough for him to jump out of bed with his fist out ready to swing until he realized it was just me. He’d refuse to even sleep in a bed that wasn’t against a wall so his back could face it and he can face the rest of the room. But, after years of giving him all my love and patience, and working hard to get him out of his dangerous neighborhood and away from his trauma, he’s finally starting to feel comfortable, and realize he can let his guard down. He still has awful nightmares, but doesn’t physically lash out as much when having them. It’s a long, and heartbreaking problem to watch. But he can, and will recover from his past and feel so much better for it.

For story 2, as long as you two are able to support yourselves on a single income then there isn’t a problem as long as you set boundaries and expectations. If the genders were reversed, then you might not think of this as a problem at all. She needs to weigh the emotional stability her boyfriend provides to the financial benefits of a duel income.

Sadly enough this is not as uncommon as you might think. After many years of familial idiotic crap, the wife and I have ghosted the remnants of both our families. BEST decision in years!! The straw that broke it? How "family" ALWAYS defines family in their own favor as "what I want". They NEVER define family as having ANY responsibility to others, it's ALWAYS ALL about them. Not anymore! SWEET!! ( I really do appreciate the block number function on a smart phone!!)

"every kid gets a parent but every parent don't get a kid" - wise man

OP from the first story should've secretly recorded his parents admitting they didn't have squatters right or a verbal agreement

Story 2: as a husband of someone with BPD I can tell you that the emotional support and caregiving I provide to my wife is way more tiring than the 45 hours I work per week and my wife has on several occasions tried to get me to give up my job yet will make a point of telling people she has more money than me.. unless you understand the typical behaviours of someone with borderline personality disorder you can't possible understand the dynamics of their relationship .

I have a problem with the 2nd story. If this was a man posting about a woman that is supportive and kinder than anyone they have ever been with, it would be socially acceptable for that woman to not have a job. OP knew his exact circumstance and stayed with him anyway, falling for the person he was. Why can't she end up with someone she knows will take care of the house and her mental health? Just because she would have to support him? And it sound like she probably can easily support him. Also OP has BPD, ppl with that can be very narcissistic and spin things in a very favorable light, I wouldn't be surprised if there's a lot more to this story.

For the first story when they were on the notice I would have bought the biggest calendar I could have bought on Amazon and laughed at it every day when I had to check it off

I would wake those parents up at exactly 12:00 AM to kick them out😊

Story 1 I would put cameras up everywhere, inside & outside the house just in case they try it again

I wonder if it would be illegal to change the locks when they are both out of the house at once. Unless they somehow just broke in through picking the lock

“it was my parents house first” that’s like going into a random persons house and said it was my house first

ASAP get restraining orders, and as soon as they're out of the house for any reason, change the locks and put their stuff on the lawn.

Story 1…I would’ve changed the locks when both parents were out of the house, put their belongings in the front yard. If cops are called, remind them that they said it was a family dispute and they should do nothing.

All children deserve parents, not all parents deserve children.

as i allways say every kid deserves parents but not every parent deserves a kid

Story 1. Glad karma got them. What pos parents Story 2. You always give & take in a relationship. How much do you value your emotional support? But if you’re supporting his whole life then how long can it be sustained

That boy needs more therapy, he's gone thru too much that he hasn't properly resolved. Also, it sounds like he's fighting his own recovery.

*Story 1:* Talk about horrible parents! Just because OP's old enough to live on his own, that shouldn't mean he should have to, at least not without the means to survive. If only my grandparents were like OP's grandparents.

As a demonic entity that stalks everybody, this was very accurate

This reminds me of the qoute "If you won't be a part of my struggle you can't be part of my success."

Story 1 was the Biggest Uno Reverse card in the universe.

to the last story, therapie does not work if the boyfriend not want to but maybe you guys could sleep in the same room but with a bed wich can be seperatet in two. that way he knows you are there for him but not in his (un)safety-zone if his sleeping problem disappers you can just combine that bed again.

If I were OP, I'd get security cameras immediately. The second shit hits the fan again, they'll try the same stunt again

Story #1 I would've kicked them out at the coldest time of winter, and sued them for illegally claim ownership of any part of the house.

2nd story described every single marriage where the wife doesn’t work. Tell him he’s entitled to half of everything she has or had before they got together and see how many people come out crying “no”.

you absolutely did the right thing. too bad they got into the house in the first place.

Gotta love the cops siding with people breaking and entering.

My mom did the same as the 1st op. She literally sold for bus fair at 16. Right now im with an amazing man that’s has built my house from the rot up and when we were building she came by and asked which one was going to be her room. I looked at her and said the same one you gave me when i was 16.

On this episode on "why you need a gun" God i love castle doctrine

Great video man

i Enjoy your content and although these stories aren’t yours they are quite interesting, thanks for the content and keep up the great work

that duck game is so cute i love just watching the duck (i love ducks)

The parents of the first story: "kicks" out son with no feelings whatsoever, making him homeless for a while Also parents while illegally living in the OP's hous: *wHaT dId We EvEr Do To YoU!?!???!?!!?!??*

For story 1, "all children deserve parents, but not all parents deserve children". Don't know who said that but it's very deep.

If its legal where OP lives, it wouldn't be a bad idea for OP to get himself some weapons in case the parents come back to try anything. "When restraining orders fail, lead prevails"---Me

Bro, get them on a day they’re both gone…get all of their stuff out change all the locks…lock every door and window…get cameras set up….they breaks something to get in…you can call the cops on em for breaking and entering…they legally don’t live there nor does it say anywhere that they have an agreement with you to stay there.

Story 5: A friend is a retired Navy SEAL. If you touch him to wake him, you end up with an 8-inch blade at your throat... but he has no problem sleeping with someone...

The mental fortitude of that man. Respect

Story one You are not THE jerk You should of taken them to jail

I love these

Congratulations on 1 million subscribers

for the second one, by the time my dad was 35 he was working going to collage and learning while playing baseball all while have a wife and 2 kids

I found out that I was being thrown out of my parents home the day I graduated high school. I was gone 2 days later. It was my mother who wanted me out, Dad was always confused why I left so quickly. It will be a cold day in hell if she wants to live with me, lol.

for those of you who don't know what squatting is, it's basically where you live inside of a house that no one lives in but is not yours and is very illegal.

Last story - Short and simple...Do what he tells you he wants and leave him be.

Story 1: You're in america, just use your gun on the tresspassers.

I would’ve turned off the water and electricity until they left and then I would share of all their stuff out and then change the locks

It'd be petty, but that one poster should've @ their parents new business and we could all go 1 star their page 🤷‍♀️🤣

In my opinion, if the boyfriend in story 3 is taking care of the house then there should be no issue