'They all think [...] that I am putting money ahead of family': Manipulative theiving parents steal daughter's tuition money, get sued

Brad Dickson • Managing Editor

Mar 18, 2023 9:00 AM EDT

Imagine growing up in a family that has no care for your future education, except for one—your aunt. She sets aside enough money for your education before tragically passing away. When you go to use the money, you find that your parents have been helping themselves to it. How do you feel? Betrayed? Hurt?.. What do you do about it?

This post was written and shared to Reddit's r/AmItheA**hole subreddit by Redditor u/Accomplished_Bar5656, who shared her story with the popular subreddit to get the communities' opinions as to whether or not she was in the wrong for taking legal action against her parents for taking the money her aunt had left her.

Commenters are largely on the Original Poster's side; the verdict at the moment seems to be leaning toward declaring her not to be in the wrong. The full thread, based around u/Accomplished_Bar5656's post, can be viewed here, or keep reading to see some selected screenshots below.