Family drama alert! Buckle up for a wild ride as we dive into the twisted world of a 20-year-old with a serious phobia of bodily fluids. From dry heaving at the dinner table to being chased by a lick-happy 5-year-old, this story has it all! But when a cruel family prank goes too far, tensions rise and ultimatums are issued. Will our protagonist stand their ground or cave to family pressure? Let’s find out!
Phobia Frenzy: Family’s Twisted Game!
Dry Heaving at the Dinner Table!
Family’s Cruel Prank: Encouraging Kid to Lick!
♂️ The Chase is On: Kid Licks a Stripe on My Shirt! ♂️
Startled Kid, Frantic Shower!
Quick Cleanse, Change of Clothes!
♀️ Stepmom’s Ultimatum: Grow Up or Stay Away! ♀️
Babysitting Boycott: Stepmom’s Fury Intensifies!
Family Pressure: Apologize and Let it Go?
️ Family Says: Apologize and Move On! ️
️ Update: Babysitting Truce, No More Licks! ️
Kid’s Short Memory, No Licks This Time!
Home-Cooked Temptation: Living an Hour Away!
♂️ No Hitting the 5-Year-Old, Please! ♂️
Spray Bottle = Game Encouragement!
Good Kid, Lots of Empathy!
Parents’ COVID Conspiracy Theories!
Phobia Frenzy: Family’s Twisted Licking Game Leads to Explosive Drama!
In this jaw-dropping tale, a 20-year-old with a severe phobia of bodily fluids finds themselves at the center of a family fiasco. When their stepmom and family encourage a 5-year-old to chase and lick them, all hell breaks loose! From frantic showers to babysitting boycotts, the drama escalates faster than you can say “eww!” But wait, there’s more! COVID conspiracy theories, home-cooked temptations, and a surprisingly empathetic kid add even more layers to this juicy story. So, grab your popcorn and let’s see what the internet has to say about this sticky situation!
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No means no, phobia or not. Hold your ground.
Consent applies to 5-year-olds too, family are AHs
Encouraging a child to lick an adult? Unhygienic and not cool
NTA commenter thinks encouraging a child to lick an adult stepdaughter is gross and unhygienic
NTA, and babysitting is off the table
User suggests revenge on stepmom for encouraging inappropriate behavior
Family bullies woman with phobia, makes 5-year-old lick her
Encouraging a child to lick someone? Absolutely disgusting behavior. #NTA
Stepmom encourages licking despite phobia – commenter calls out hypocrisy
NTA comments on stepmom’s bizarre behavior with clever Pokemon reference.
Preventing a child from licking is important, pandemic or not
Encouraging a child to lick someone is gross and inappropriate. #NTA
NTA commenter defines assault and declares stepmom in the wrong
Parenting fail: Stepmom encourages child to lick despite phobia
NTA stands up against disturbing child behavior with a sassy remark.
Stand up for yourself and offer a petty revenge
Savage comeback to stepmom’s unacceptable behavior
Spray bottle revenge against licking stepson and stepmom
NTA commenter surprised by child’s age and moral compass.
Parenting gone wrong: Stepmom encourages child to lick stepdaughter
Phobia of saliva is valid, teasing is not cool. NTA
Licking your subordinate is never a good idea
Keeping our tongues to ourselves is basic decency
Respect boundaries, hold your ground. You’re NTA
Stepmom encourages child to lick adult stepdaughter; commenter calls out behavior.
Stand your ground, NTA. You have the right to refuse.
Stepmom’s entitlement amused commenter who refused her punishment
Setting boundaries is important. NTA for standing up for yourself.
Respecting bodily autonomy is vital. Terrible parenting. NTA.
Setting boundaries with a disrespectful stepmom.
Boundary-crossing stepmom causes severe anxiety, NTA for standing up.
Common sense prevails, stepmom crossed the line. NTA.
Family should apologize for stepmom’s disrespectful behavior. Don’t babysit again.
Respect and consent should be taught to all children ✌️
Teaching a child to lick people? Nasty. #NTA
Setting boundaries is important! Also, take care of your mental health
Stepmom encourages 5-year-old to lick adult stepdaughter; commenter calls out weird behavior and demands apology. #NTA
Family enables dangerous behavior, NTA for not babysitting.
Disgust and anger towards stepmom’s unacceptable behavior.
Licking someone is not okay, even if you’re a kid
Don’t let them walk all over you
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Document everything or be petty and scare them away
Respecting personal space is crucial, NTA comment agrees
Stepmom gets served some petty revenge. NTA wins.
Don’t make fun of someone’s phobia, it’s not a joke
Encouraging a child to lick an adult is not okay. #TeachConsent
Stepparent crosses boundaries, commenter takes a stand for hygiene
Calling out assault with bodily fluid and bad parenting skills.
Sarcastic response to NTA’s bad advice
Encouraging a child to lick people is dangerous and unacceptable. NTA.
Teaching a child impulse-control is a basic duty of care
Agree! Encouraging a child to lick anyone is inappropriate
Parenting and step-family drama, plus a germaphobe’s nightmare.
Don’t apologize for standing up for yourself against insensitive jokes
NTA calls out disturbing family situation with no filter
NTA stands up for boundaries in a gross family situation
NTA wins the game and childcare is off the table
Explain to your little brother why licking is not okay
No licking from kids is a good thing. NTA.
Stern talking to can help. Step mom is NTA.
Encouraging a child to lick someone, especially during a pandemic?! NTA
Respect boundaries: NTA stands up against uncomfortable behavior
Childcare hazard rate: when licking your stepsiblings is in play
NTA stands up to inappropriate stepmom encouraging licking despite phobia
Family feud: Commenter calls out toxic behavior and karma.
Setting boundaries is crucial when dealing with abusive family members.
Babysitting for an awful woman who encourages disgusting behavior? NTA.
Spray bottle: the universal tool for training pets and people
Stepmom and family bully man with phobia, NTA for setting boundaries
NTA. The stepmom’s actions were unacceptable and dangerous
Encouraging a child to lick someone? Definitely not okay!
Setting boundaries is important. You don’t owe anyone an apology.
