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Leaving a baby on a bench to chase a dog - I've heard of people being so tired from having a new born that they revert to an old routine and don't even realize they left the baby in the car and even have a false memory of dropping the baby off at day care....
I don't even know if I think that would cover 6 that's the closest thing I can even think to try to make sense of that one. 🤯

Best friend could have left the baby at Park because she's jealous the baby took her best friends attention from her

I would never let her take the baby anywhere ever even after all this blows over just incase she tries to kidnap him

I had a friend that was pregnant at the same time I was but had a miscarriage when she came to my house to meet the baby and continue our weekly DnD sessions I caught her whispering Mommy's got you to my baby it freaked me out at the time but then as I grew older (I was a teen mom) I realized I think she had PTSD or some other trauma from losing the baby

Don’t olives come in a jar ? Room temp ? Less than 2 seconds left alone w the box it wouldn’t be a secret anymore I’d know what was in the box

on the 2nd story...What if the dad enables the lady to do what she is doing because he is afraid of what she might do or react if he tries to stop her. Unless he is also ill lol. Unless the lady is telling him the mom of the baby isn't sane to take care of it.

lauren always serving feet lmao 😂

Commenting while I listen, but in regards to the sperm frozen, I think this comes down to consent. If it’s not a yes, it’s a no.

As someone who is adopted not knowing my background is something that has haunted me my entire life... playing ringmaster with the deceased husbands DNA like that is something that can have traumatic consequences for the kid if they were to find out about all of this

You gotta put that chair in the fridge 💀 ☠️💀

On the story about the frozen sperm, it would be uncomfy to have your husbands baby in someone else.
Also I wouldn't want to be born of my grandparents voalition against the woman's will, taking her husbands sperm.

4th story yall just making excuses

There’s some fu*kery with the women who left the baby on the bench. As a mom, who walks the dog carrying a car seat? They didn’t say a car seat, but that’s what she’s saying. No one does that. If your walking the dog the baby would be in the car seat in a stroller.

I'm glad my siblings are okay with me calling their kids my babies. Bc they know I mean it as in like I love these tiny people and I'd do anything for them. Not me actually believing they're mine and I have Domaine over them

Brad pitt has entered the chat

What's in the fucking box!!!! - Brad Pitt Se7en

Reading anxiety?😂 and trauma!?😂

lol they want to ban online anonymity? But Free speech? Because feelings? lol

“There are crazy laws which even lawyers don’t know about.” Wtf? That girl doesn’t understand what lawyers do.

i am new to this channel. just watched this. is there any update on the box??

I once had to follow a SUV through the Walmart parking lot, honking for them to stop cuz they left their baby in the carrier on the roof of the truck. Things happen. But this is another level of obliviousness.

i think there’s eyeballs in the box that’s the only thing that kept replaying in my mind the WHOLE time lol

5th story- I grew up knowing my dad died 5 weeks before I was born (car accident) I was taken from my mother after a year by my great grandmother, my grandparents didn't want to take me. I was basicly abducted to be clear. My mother from what I've heard from my younger sister was amazing to her them tho her bio dad was a dick. The woman who adopted me, was VERY abusive in every way. Its not that my mom didn't want me, but she did everything she could in a riged system. As someone who was raised knowing my dad was gone it leaves you so empty like how could your life be different if it wasn't that way. Especially after finding out the truth. I meet my mother when I was 15 and got close when I was pregnant with my daughter a few years ago. Learning the truth FUCKED ME UP. I was planned with my parents but sadly I wasn't told that growing up. The thing with adopting is you never know what story will be told to the child. People can make up horrible things so make you feel like you have it great. But your always left wondering... questioning, contemplating. It hurts alot.

Edit: sorry for mistakes I'm crying. I'm 20 and it still hurts me so much to this day growing up thinking how much I was lied to.

6th story
Or it may be that they want to have grandchildren to ask for part of the inheritance left by the deceased.

Okay uhmmm. Miscarriage very traumatic and divorce due to miscarriage can all be very traumatic. She needs helps and this isnt crazy this shouldnt be laughed at

I honestly despise the way you keep bringing up mental illness in that way? I don’t know. Like the way you’re like “this is psychosis” while clearly not knowing what it is, is genuinely so fucked up?

I have never once forgot that my child was in my car. I don’t know anyone personally, who ever has. You don’t forget about a baby. I could maybe see you forgetting for 5 seconds… maybe because they get quiet, or fall asleep in the back or something. But 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 20 minutes… absolutely not. Let alone HOURS. No one is that forgetful. Idc how tired you are. I was an exhausted new parent. I still am exhausted all the time. No excuses. You are choosing to not put your attention on that child, at that point

Oh Morgan must not watch true crime. The dad was found guilty of murder

SIL leaving baby in the park for 2 hours: jealous people do all sorts of things for revenge. The SIL could have been drunk or something. If it was on purpose she could have been trying to set up a situation where she’s the victim and op is the bad guy. The family and friends are on SILs side for some reason? What version of events did they get?

1st story is just like the movie The hand that rocks the craddle

I hate to call BS and this is no way the two hot takes cast’s fault for telling it how it was written . however I find the story about the girl losing the baby for two hours unrealistic. Maybe she could have freaked out / felt so guilty and 10 minutes felt like two hours . Or the mother was so upset she grossly exaggerated the time frame, but there is absolutely no way she left the child in a park in broad daylight for that long and the baby would still be there. Even if a Good Samaritan was uncomfortable picking the child up someone would’ve at least call the police. Unless this park is in a town in the middle of nowhere with a population of 1. Also if the child by pure luck wasn’t abducted or taken to the police being out side long enough for them to get a minor burn being exposed in the sun for 2 hours would have resulted in a major sun burn on a new born’s delicate skin.

About the sister in law that forgot the baby... She's obviously not in a good mental state.The mother of the baby doesn't have to understand and be super kind to her now or ever if she doesn't feel about it, and I'd not go to the wedding because she has to take care of herself and of her baby right now.
The brother should go though, and maybe try to clear the way for when his sister and wife feel better, because the two women have been friends for a long time, and it looks like OP kinda played the role of a mother or elder sister since OP says the MIL hates them both ergo SIL is missing a mother figure and maybe the birth of the baby stirred some pathological feelings that need to be addressed? I don't know. I think everybody is hurt and need to be seeing less of each other until things settle for a bit.

If she preserved embryos then it’s a hard no

If it’s just sperm then take about 6 months to a year to think about it

How TF has this only 18 likes (mine was the 19th), but 1.4M views? Crazy 😮

2nd story: I would have gotten a hair drug test, passed with flying colors, go to my parents house and SHOVE IT down that moms throat! This is infuriating!!!
They had a nursery?!?! Wow. That mom needs a straight jacket and a padded room. Wow. Just wow.

For the first story: This happens a lot to mothers who lost their baby before or after birth. I don't know what westerners do about it. But some eastern medicine can heal this.

Is it even legal for swimmers to be used after someone passes. Cuz, yikes! I would think there would be a clause for disposal upon death. Unless the husband wanted things otherwise.

To that fridge story.
I think it is the principle that somebody entrusted him with something and she is not being mindful.

"What's in the box" - David Mills

I known this is an older post but I still wanted to comment on the frozen sperm story. This one doesn't seem complicated to me. Clearly, there was enough time and forethought during the cancer battle that sperm could be collected and frozen. If he had wanted a child post death, he would have made his wishes known. The fact that the parents are only bringing it up now likely means that either they knew he'd say no so they didn't ask or they did ask privately and he did say no. And of course, if they didn't ask because they never throught of it, then it's clearly a knee jerk reaction based in grief, not reality.
From the details of the story, it seems like he and his wife were able to have the necessary, practical conversations. I've been through too many friends losing a spouse to cancer. Those who pass are generally very conscientious about getting their final affairs in order and ensuring their wishes are known. Even in cases where the cancer is aggressive, there is some time. If he wanted this, he would have said so. Without his express permission to proceed, the sperm gets destroyed.

The grandparents are sooo wrong, their son is gone, the kid will not be their son. They will constantly compare the kid to their son and they will never live up to a dead person. They have also not thought of the age difference, they are freaking 60, oping with a new born, them dying by the time kids in their 20's if they manage to make it to 80. How are they gonna keep up with a kid, playing games, playing sports? Seriously selfish selfish idiots, also its been two freaking weeks!!!!! WHAT THE!!!!! Seriously give the wife time to grieve ffs before you leap on your sons remaining dna.
Also they wanted to raise the baby TOGETHER, she doesnt want to have the baby because she was raising it with him, like this is a no brainer the grandparents are being selfish and stupid and not thinking long term of the kids quality of life.
They are not thinking of how their selfish insanity is affecting her where she is mourning her partner and they are screaming for a replacement?? Preassuring her to give up his sperm.... the fuck.

Stir the boat/rock the pot 😂

the secret bitchy comments 👀

Omg shut up n tell us some stories

The sperm donating story is just sad. I get both sides. But this woman just lost her husband two weeks prior. Now shes being asked if shes going to have a child on her own or not and if not she is being made to decide if she wants to give up her option to change her mind later. What if in a year sue does want to have that child? Then her oprions are gone.

Olive story: how big is your fridge that took you over two hours (still not finished) to clean. Also why on the counter for 2 hours ice chests are a thing.