Imagine being a 19-year-old, living independently, and getting a call that your family is in financial distress. But here’s the twist: it’s the same family that sent you to a military-style institution for troubled kids when you were 17. Now, they’re reaching out, not with an apology, but with a plea for financial help. What would you do? ♂️
The Family Dynamics

The Strained Relationships

Feeling Neglected

The Unexpected Turn

Life in the Institution

The Great Escape ♂️

Surviving on His Own

Financial Independence

The Unexpected Call

The Tough Decision

The Heart-Wrenching Dilemma: Family or Freedom?
This young man’s story has left us all on the edge of our seats. After being sent to a military-style institution by his own mother, he managed to escape and build a life for himself. Now, with a substantial inheritance from his late father, he’s faced with a tough decision. His family, struggling to care for his autistic brother, has reached out for financial help. But can he overlook the past and step in to support them? Or will he choose to protect his newfound independence? The internet is divided. Let’s see what people have to say about this…
Don’t ever send money. Take care of yourself. NTA

“NTA you got out. You finally escaped. Block the aunt too.”

NTA. Sound advice for a tough family situation.

NTA. Family wants OP’s money, not OP. Stay strong

NTA: Neglected by mom, now step-aunt wants money. Block her!

NTA. Take control of your financial future with a fiduciary advisor!

NTA. Secret money and multiplying roaches? Family drama unfolds!

NTA: Block them and live your best life

NTA. Family neglects you, now wants money? Stand your ground!

NTA – Sibling of disabled person shares heartbreaking neglect experience

NTA: Embrace freedom, create your own family, enjoy your inheritance!

Don’t give them money. You’re not the a**hole.

Aunt criticizes, but commenter stands firm. NTA!

NTA. Set boundaries, use the money for your dreams

Protect your future, focus on yourself, not your mother’s mistakes.

Aunt’s responsibility or not? NTA stands up for themselves.

Cutting off toxic family for financial independence.

Financial aid helps teen escape neglectful family. NTA for choosing self.

NTA: Resources available for brother’s needs, don’t give family money.

NTA. Take the money and start fresh. Your mom’s responsibility.

NTA. Don’t get sucked into being your brother’s caretaker.

Mother’s late apology for money is an a**hole move

NTA. Stand your ground and prioritize your own financial stability.

NTA. No obligations to mom and stepdad.

Block club membership: standing up for yourself and your future

Don’t give them your money! You’re not the a**hole!

NTA. Keep your money for your future. Block them all.

Family feud over money? Challenge Aunt to put her money where her mouth is!

Choose happiness and financial freedom, cut toxic ties

Congratulations on surviving! Stay strong and prioritize your safety.

Don’t want to help? Then donate to her cause!

Block everyone. Please.

Cut ties with toxic family, embrace financial independence.

NTA – Making a tough decision without causing a family feud.

NTA: You’re not responsible for supporting your family.

Family feud, reform school, and an a**hole aunt.

Don’t let them rob your future! Take care of yourself.

NTA: Escaping family feud for financial aid. Disappearing has benefits!

NTA: Not responsible for your brother’s care and upkeep.

Stand up for yourself! Focus on your success.

NTA: Your money, your choice. Don’t let them guilt-trip you.

NTA: Family feud over financial aid. Set up for YOU.

NTA. Don’t let guilt manipulate you into giving away your inheritance.

Surviving trauma, thriving, and building a loving family.

Teen makes tough decision, avoids family feud for financial aid!

NTA. Concerned about Chris’s money when they turn 18.

Savage comeback! Show her the proof and watch her squirm!

NTA. Mom’s intentions failed you. Seek financial advice elsewhere.

Standing up to family drama with a bold response!

Inheritance: A father’s love and a son’s responsibility

NTA. Seek advice from the trust executor for Chris’s access.

Teen chooses financial independence over family, and it’s justified.

Accessing trust funds for brother’s care, offering occasional support. NTA

NTA. Take back your life and demand the apologies you deserve!

Prioritize yourself and your financial stability. NTA.

Parental neglect, financial aid, and a tough decision. NTA!

Empathetic support for a special needs mom, encouraging self-love and thriving

NTA. Start fresh, be responsible, and prioritize your own well-being.

NTA. Cut ties and focus on healing from their toxicity.
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Heartbreaking story of family betrayal and resilience.

NTA. Family paid to kidnap, abuse you. Now want money? Wow.

Commenter sympathizes with OP’s experience at ‘torture academies’ and offers advice for protecting younger brother from abusive mother.

NTA: Stay away for your own mental wellness.
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Fiery response ignites a family feud

Put yourself first! NTA, prioritize your own well-being.

Mother’s selfishness backfires, now wants money. Live your best life!

NTA. Family responsibilities, troubled past, and seeking support.

NTA. No obligation after their c**p.

Escape from a hellish family feud and reclaim your financial freedom!

Choosing freedom over abusive family. Stay strong and good luck!
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Teen refuses to support mom, seeks better future for brother.

Adding another block to the list? You go, NTA!

Last Updated on January 6, 2024 by Diply Social Team