Imagine having a happy, open-minded family, only for everything to change when your parents decide to introduce a new boyfriend into the mix. That’s what happened to one teenager, who found themselves in the middle of a family drama when their parents’ new partner moved in – and started acting like a third parent. The teen, who couldn’t take it anymore, finally snapped and left home. But is this just a classic case of teenage rebellion, or is there more to the story? ♀️
Dad’s Openness: A Blessing or a Curse?

Growing Up in an Open Household

Enter the New Boyfriend: J

Moving In and Stirring the Pot

Bossy Newcomer

The Ferret Cage Incident

Parents’ Shocking Response

Unbearable Living Situation

Leaving Home ♀️

Temporary Refuge

Mom’s Plea for Return

A Ploy to Get the Teen Back?

Third Parent or Unwanted Intruder: Who’s Right? ♀️
Caught in a whirlwind of emotions and family drama, this teenager is faced with a difficult decision: accept their parents’ new boyfriend as a third parent or continue to rebel against the unwanted intruder. With tensions running high, the teen has left home and is currently staying with a friend. Despite their mother’s pleas for their return, the teen remains skeptical about the sincerity of their parents’ promises to change the situation. As the family struggles to find a resolution, we can’t help but wonder: who’s in the right here?
NTA. Parents’ choice, but they’re assholes for letting him pretend to be your parent
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Teen feels excluded and wants time to adjust to new boyfriend

Teen rebels against parents’ boyfriend, causing tension and confusion.

NTA. Established parents, boundaries, and the need for a pro.

Teen feels left out and wants a conversation about new boyfriend

Teen slams parents for moving in new boyfriend without warning. NTA-

“NTA. Ferrets are hella stanky. Investigate your parents’ open relationship. “

“Gross conversations” making people uncomfortable? Let’s dig into the details!

Teen stands up to parents’ boyfriend, seeks compromise and boundaries.

NTA. Stand up for yourself and set boundaries with your parents’ boyfriend.

“NTA, parents should make him stop trying to be parent.”

NTA. Your parents have every right to welcome a third member into their relationship but as you still live there as a minor their first responsibility is you and it should have been discussed properly.

Commenter expresses shock and disbelief at a ridiculous situation.

♂️ NTA- Parents picking a**holes over you? Time for rebellion!

Teen fights against abusive parent’s new boyfriend. Seek support!

Teen rebels against parents’ new boyfriend, calls for CPS intervention.
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NTA- Awkward convos with parents’ new boyfriend? Set boundaries, communicate openly.

Teen doesn’t trust mom’s promise to break up with boyfriend.

Teen expresses concern about parents’ new boyfriend moving in

Teen rebels against parents’ new boyfriend, sparks debate on step-parents
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Parents prioritize new partner over child’s needs. NTA.

Escape from immature, self-centered parents for a better future!

Teen calls out new boyfriend for treating them like a servant.

NTA: Concerns about CPS involvement and uncomfortable conversations in kitchen

Ask for family backup when dealing with unwanted intruders
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Parents need to prioritize their child’s safety and well-being. NTA

Controversial stance on parents’ kinks and child safety concerns
