“He Doesn’t Understand” – Mom’s SHOCKING Choice After Cousin’s Autistic Son Crosses the Line

Family drama alert! Buckle up, folks, because this story is a wild ride! We’ve got two cousins, each with a pair of kids who are thick as thieves. ‍ ‍ ‍ But when one cousin’s autistic son starts crossing some serious boundaries with the other’s daughter, things get messy real quick! Brace yourself for a tale of midnight creeping, forbidden crushes, and a whole lot of family tension. Will these cousins find a way to keep the peace, or will this drama tear them apart? Let’s dive in and find out! ‍♀️

‍ ‍ ‍ Family Ties: Cousins & Kids

Damien’s Struggles: Autism & More

Christopher’s Compassion: A True Friend

Besties Forever: Daughters’ Unbreakable Bond

COVID Chaos: School’s Out, Kids Stay Over

All Smiles… Or So I Thought

Shocking Revelations: The Truth Comes Out

Midnight Creeper: Hair Stroking & Fake Sleeping

Forbidden Crush: “I Like You”

Sneaky Snaps: Damien’s Photo Attempts

Hush Hush: Cousin’s Silence Speaks Volumes

No More Visits: Daughter’s Discomfort Decides

Cousin’s Fury: “It’s His Autism!”

Guilt Trip: Damien’s Distress & Outbursts

Autistic Cousin’s Creepy Behavior Sparks Family Feud!

Well, well, well… looks like we’ve got ourselves a juicy family drama on our hands! This poor mom thought her kids were having a grand old time at their cousin’s house, but boy was she in for a shock when they spilled the tea! Turns out, the autistic cousin was getting a little too close for comfort with her daughter – we’re talking midnight hair stroking and secret photo shoots! When mom put her foot down and said “no more visits,” all hell broke loose! The cousin played the autism card, but mom wasn’t having it. ‍♀️ Now the question on everyone’s mind is… who’s the a-hole here? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this family fiasco!

Don’t force interaction: NTA comment advocates for respecting boundaries

NTA. Being autistic doesn’t excuse sexually predatory behavior.

Understanding autism doesn’t excuse bad behavior. NTA for protecting kids

Protecting others from predatory behavior, even if autistic.

A neglected daughter – the forgotten victim

Choosing safety over friendship. NTA

Protecting kids from a predatory behavior. Teaching social norms helps.

Respecting boundaries with autistic children is important

Autistic commenter defends NTA ruling and criticizes parenting skills

Parent prioritizes child safety against abusive behavior of autistic cousin.

Parent of autistic son explains boundaries and acceptable behavior. #NTA

Setting boundaries to protect kids from uncomfortable situations is important.

Protecting your child comes first. Cousin needs to explain.

NTA. Your daughter’s safety and bodily autonomy come first.

Teaching boundaries is crucial, even if it’s tough

NTA. Autistic boy exposed himself to daughter & disabled student. Parents harassed.

Autistic children can understand consent too. NTA for protecting daughter!

NTA. Damien’s behavior is unacceptable and sister needs help too.

Advice for keeping daughter safe and empowered in the future

Ignoring bad behavior due to autism is unacceptable.

Autistic child’s inappropriate behavior could be a warning sign

Choosing safety over political correctness. NTA

Insightful comment on autism and impulse control, urging empathy and support.

Cousin needs to realize severity before it’s too late

Respect your daughter’s boundaries, NTA

Possible red flag with sister’s room access at night

Protecting your child is non-negotiable. It’s about YOU

Autism isn’t an excuse to be predatory, needs to be addressed

Raising a child with autism requires guidance and discipline ⚠️

Autistic men and boundaries. One commenter blames moms and caregivers.

Autism doesn’t excuse predatory behavior, even if related

Establishing boundaries is important for everyone’s safety and comfort.

Mom needs to get her son help ASAP.

Stand your ground, NTA. Autism is not an excuse.

Setting limits and therapy crucial for children with autism

Concerned commenter questions safety of children around violent autistic child.

Protecting your daughter is more important than sparing your cousin’s feelings. NTA

Autism doesn’t equal stupidity. NTA for expecting better behavior

Protecting your children from violent behavior is your priority. NTA

Enabling or empathizing? Autism or puberty? A tricky situation.

Mom defends son’s behavior despite real-world impact. Dodged bullet. NTAH

Former autistic child explains how boundaries can still be taught

Frustrated commenter vents about their experience with autistic son.

Insightful perspective from an autistic person on Damien’s behavior

Enabling bad behavior with the autism card is not okay.

Parenting a child with autism doesn’t excuse lack of boundaries

Parent defends children against inappropriate behavior of autistic child.

Insightful perspective on autism and sexual behavior, with helpful advice

Be the hope for the boy. Take action to prevent disaster!

Concerned comment urges reporting cousin’s violent behavior towards daughter.

No excuse for unacceptable behavior, even with autism. #NTFA

Mom stands up for daughter against gaslighting NTA aunt.

Autistic son shouldn’t be excused for inappropriate behavior. NTA.

Autistic commenter advises to keep kids away from creepy cousin. NTA.

Educate and protect your daughter about consent and boundaries

Autism isn’t an excuse to be inappropriate . NTA for setting boundaries.

Respecting boundaries but what about the assaulted daughter?

Enforcing ‘your right to say no ends where another person’s disability begins’ instills fear, avoidance, and mistrust. NTA for setting boundaries.

Protecting your child is your #1 priority, NTA.

Protecting autistic child doesn’t mean allowing him to harass others.

Autism can alter one’s sense of morality. The responsibility lies…

Respect boundaries, just because you don’t understand something. NTA

Protecting kids from harm is top priority . Uncontrolled violent outbursts not safe.

Protecting kids from violent behavior; a heartbreaking decision

Child’s inappropriate behavior ignored by parents, NTA for setting boundaries

Sister in denial about predator behavior? NTA for concern.

Parent sets clear boundaries for child with autism. NTA

Autistic kids can understand consent too. NTA, protect the sister.

NTA OP, comment calls out Damien’s parents for enabling creepy behavior

Mom sets boundaries for daughter’s comfort around autistic child

Autism is not an excuse for bad behavior , but parents play a critical role in teaching boundaries and consent. Hiding it is super weird .

Parent struggles with autistic child’s behavior, NTA for taking action

Putting your children first is not being an a**hole

NTA commenter condemns lack of parenting for child on spectrum.

Parent prioritizes child’s safety over cousin’s autism diagnosis. NTA

Deeply concerning suggestion of potential abuse by trusted adult

Empowering message for setting boundaries and protecting oneself.

Protecting my kids from nephew’s inappropriate behavior

Protecting kids from violent behavior, NTA.

Protecting daughter comes first; cousin needs to address son’s behavior

Boundary violation alert!

Mother fails to disclose daughter’s sexual harassment, NTA comment agrees.

NTA comment calls out bad behavior and potential consequences

Understanding autism and accountability for actions in social situations.

NTA. Concerns for potential predator behavior towards daughter in sleep.