When She Found Out That Her Parents Did A Background Check On Her Fiancé, She Lost It On Them And Kicked Them Out Of Her House
This 24-year-old girl has a fiancé the same age as her, and her fiancé has had a pretty rough past. Back when her fiancé was just 13, his parents kicked him out of his house.
They had caught him kissing one of his teammates on the football team, and he does like guys and girls, which his parents were not ok with.
After her fiancé was left out on the streets to fend for himself, he had to do a lot of different things in order to simply survive.
That kind of lifestyle led him into developing an addiction. When he was 16, his aunt was able to get a hold of him, and she took him in off the streets.
His aunt also helped him to get clean, and his aunt got him into therapy as well so he could straighten his life out.
She and her fiancé met back in college, and from the time she started dating her fiancé, her mom and dad never liked him at all.
Her parents just never were ok with a motorcycle-riding, super free-spirited guy who also wears nail polish.
A couple of weeks ago, her fiancé ended up proposing to her, and although her mom and dad are not supportive of this, she has never been happier in her life.
Over the weekend, her mom and dad came to visit her, and she was positive that they were going to lecture her on her engagement.
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Well, their visit ended up being far worse than she could have ever imagined. She found out when her parents came over that they performed a background check on her fiancé.
When they did this, it, of course, came up that her fiancé had been arrested as a kid for alcohol and drugs, along with a few other things.
“They started going off about how they knew he was bad news and that I have to break off our engagement,” she explained.
“I was enraged, and I cussed them out thoroughly, especially about how they invaded my fiancé’s privacy and how they knew [nothing] about him. That he did those things to survive. They started telling me how he was just using me for a leg up, and they were trying to protect me.”
“I told them to get…out and that they were [terrible] for doing what they did. My siblings have been calling me, saying I overreacted and that Mom and Dad are just trying to look out for me, and I should apologize.”
Do you think she owes her parents an apology?
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