My Evil Cousin

@RebeccasFarm (111544)
Wheat Ridge, Colorado
September 15, 2023 6:54pm CST
She kicked her son out of her house, made him homeless. He was an alcoholic at a very young age, sadly. He was around 22 years old when he died. He died sitting up on the ground with his back to a dumpster in a filthy motel parking lot in East Denver, Colorado, Rest in Peace. I never forgave her for it, she is wicked anyway from the get go. Would you make your child homeless for any reason? Tough call for some people, not for me. I'd stick with my son, no matter what.
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@snowy22315 (160037)
• United States
16 Sep
If I felt that I was enabling him to be a parasite on society I certainly would. Some kids use it as an excuse not to do anything for themselves..I can think of a couple of relatives that being kicked out would have been the best thing for them. They do virtually nothing but sponge off others.
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@RebeccasFarm (111544)
• Wheat Ridge, Colorado
16 Sep
Yes he was far from any of that Snowy, but I know what you are saying. Course you know, only close family would know how it really was.
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@LadyDuck (438582)
• Switzerland
16 Sep
I could never let a relative go homeless. I cannot imagine a child.
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@RebeccasFarm (111544)
• Wheat Ridge, Colorado
16 Sep
@LadyDuck Yes if you saw him Anna, he was magnificent. Thank you for understanding.
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@RebeccasFarm (111544)
• Wheat Ridge, Colorado
16 Sep
@LadyDuck Yes, all he needed was a bed for the night. Thank you..he was not rowdy or mean.
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@LadyDuck (438582)
• Switzerland
16 Sep
@RebeccasFarm This is really sad to know.
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@AmbiePam (77384)
• United States
16 Sep
I think sometimes my grandmother should have done that with my awful, terrible uncle. He refused help, stole from everyone, and was a chronic liar. Perhaps if she finally made him take responsibility his life would have turned out differently. Coddling him, and never making him take responsibility certainly didn't work. She was a terrible enabler. It would be so hard to do, and I don't doubt she is what you say. But if I had tried everything I could think of, I might be tempted to try something that drastic too.
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@AmbiePam (77384)
• United States
16 Sep
@RebeccasFarm I hope so indeed. My mom loved him dearly, and I’d like to think there is something lovable in everyone.
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@RebeccasFarm (111544)
• Wheat Ridge, Colorado
16 Sep
@AmbiePam Oh yes I know what you mean but it is hard to see when they are abusive.
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@RebeccasFarm (111544)
• Wheat Ridge, Colorado
16 Sep
@AmbiePam Yes RIP anyway
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@Metsrock69 (3354)
• United States
15 Sep
No I could never.
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@RebeccasFarm (111544)
• Wheat Ridge, Colorado
16 Sep
I know Mets, well you and I are the same ilk you know
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@Shiva49 (25972)
• Singapore
16 Sep
Sorry things have gone out of hand for her and her son. Thankfully, I have never faced such a situation with my son. I explain things to him and if he took decisions on his own I will say though I will back him, I have my limitations.
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@RebeccasFarm (111544)
• Wheat Ridge, Colorado
16 Sep
I know you are a very good Father Shiva.
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@RubyHawk (98128)
• Atlanta, Georgia
16 Sep
I don’t have a son who’s a criminal or a drunk, but if I did I’d like to think I’d do it if necessary for his own good. I think you’d have to be in that situation to know.
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@snowy22315 (160037)
• United States
16 Sep
Exactly, you can't make it easy for them to do those things by giving them a roof....not requiring an adult to be functional is crippling them in my opinion.
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@RubyHawk (98128)
• Atlanta, Georgia
16 Sep
@snowy22315 You’re not doing them a favor by letting them get away with being irresponsible.
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@RubyHawk (98128)
• Atlanta, Georgia
16 Sep
@snowy22315 That’s ruining them before they get a start in life. The first thing a child should be taught is responsibility.
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@BarBaraPrz (43655)
• St. Catharines, Ontario
16 Sep
I don't have kids.
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@RebeccasFarm (111544)
• Wheat Ridge, Colorado
16 Sep
God bless you Barbara. It can be heartbreaking
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@allknowing (126680)
• India
16 Sep
If my or anyone else's life became a misery I would
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@RebeccasFarm (111544)
• Wheat Ridge, Colorado
17 Sep
I understand that..he was a blessed soul RIP
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@RasmaSandra (67913)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
16 Sep
Depends on wether the son was abusing me or no. However in this case I would have put him in rehab,
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@RebeccasFarm (111544)
• Wheat Ridge, Colorado
16 Sep
Yeah he wasn't violent but in any case it was very sad RIP
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@1creekgirl (38131)
• United States
19 Sep
That was so tragic. I know we have to give our kids some tough love sometimes, but they know they will always have a place to sleep and food to eat.
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@RebeccasFarm (111544)
• Wheat Ridge, Colorado
19 Sep
Yes a place to lay their head Vicki..my Mother's door was always open..not this cousin she is not like any of us.
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@RebeccasFarm (111544)
• Wheat Ridge, Colorado
19 Sep
@1creekgirl He was blessed to be able to hear the voice of reason.
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@1creekgirl (38131)
• United States
19 Sep
@RebeccasFarm We had to practice some tough love when our son was an older teenager and it helped him realize he had to straighten his life up or he would be on his own. Thankfully he did and he became a wonderful son and daddy later. He has a good career and is a strong Christian.
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@cacay1 (82990)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
19 Sep
It made me cry here. What kind of mother was she. She's a monster mom. She should have brought her son in the right direction and as mother and a friend to his precious son. It's so sad reality.
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@RebeccasFarm (111544)
• Wheat Ridge, Colorado
19 Sep
Yes..he was an amazing person Erly..like your nephew you know? I was so very fond of him..she was cruel. Thank you for understanding RIP
@Sojourn (13950)
• India
16 Sep
Don't know who is right, your cousin or her son, because, what happened when she and his son stayed together. But you'd know your cousin better than me, so you might be right.
@Beestring (12414)
• Hong Kong
16 Sep
That was very sad. She should try to help her son to get rid of such bad habit such as sending him to rehab instead of just kicking him out.
@Gilljane (2290)
• United Kingdom
17 Sep
I gave my daughter some tough love but I would never have chucked her out
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@Gilljane (2290)
• United Kingdom
18 Sep
@RebeccasFarm Very true
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@jstory07 (128495)
• Roseburg, Oregon
16 Sep
I have four sons and would never do that to any of them.
@JudyEv (315181)
• Rockingham, Australia
16 Sep
That's pretty awful. Some people have no heart.
@Dena91 (14521)
• United States
16 Sep
I'm sorry that he passed so young. I don't have any kids so it's hard for me to say. It would really depend on the situation. If the child refused to go get help, sponged off of us continually, involved in criminal or violent behavior then I think though it would hurt he/she would have to go somewhere else. By 22 they should be able to hold a full time job and rent a place on their own. I did when I was 17.
• Philippines
16 Sep
Oh, no. May he rest in peace. If I have children, I will never do such a thing to them.