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17-year-old girl refuses to live with 4 and 6-year-old step siblings after they destroy her room, her mom resents her for moving in with grandparents: "You're breaking your mom's heart"
Welcome back internet freaks. Growing up is hard enough without passed away parents, evils stepdads, and narcissist mothers. But hey, what's life without a little headache while you're young? As any boomer would say, pick yourself up by your bootstraps, or no pain no gain. Of course of of these archaic phrases will remedy any emotional wound, no matter how severe. Now back to the story.
Teenage years are often seen as carefree and convivial, although for many people this isn't the case. I remember the hostility and rage I felt towards my family for no reason outside of pumping hormones and alienation about puberty, but I couldn't imagine being an angsty teenager and having to deal with someone else's family. With divorced parents, this is often the case.
In the story below, the protagonist is a teenager who lives with his mother and stepfather. His stepdad has two very young children, young enough to destroy his things or aspects of his life. His life is a nightmare – absent mother, mean stepfather, and ruthless stepsiblings. Read the full story for all the juicy details.