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In-law accuses woman's 16-year-old foster child of stealing his watch during his Super Bowl party, woman stands up for the teen: ‘I'm not forgiving him’

In-law accuses woman's 16-year-old foster child of stealing his watch during his Super Bowl party, woman stands up for the teen: ‘I'm not forgiving him’

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26-year-old spends time with 7-year-old foster sister when she's sick on vacation, incurs wrath of jealous sister-in-law: 'Stacey started complaining that I was hogging the baby'

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Animal Shelters Embrace Dating App Style Profiles to Help “Unadoptable” Pets Find Loving Homes

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Dad fosters 5-year-old boy, demands 17-year-old daughter living in another state take on big sister duties: 'I didn’t feel comfortable being a sister to someone I’ve never seen in person'

Foster mom forces 19-year-old daughter to move out of her room to clear up space for new foster kids, daughter refuses to cooperate: ‘There's no way you're serious’

Foster mom forces 19-year-old daughter to move out of her room to clear up space for new foster kids, daughter refuses to cooperate: ‘There's no way you're serious’

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17-year-old tells her 9-year-old foster sister that she ruined Mother's Day because she clung to her mom the whole day: 'Lola was overwhelmed, so she made my mom stay in her room with her.'

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Foster parents pressure 16-year-old foster kid to change his name from Ryder to Ryan, claims his name is inappropriate: 'They would like me to strongly consider it so I could have the chance at a professional future'

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Foster mom says she's glad her 9-month-old foster daughter is an orphan so she'll be easier to adopt in front of the babies 14-year-old sister: 'It's so nice to adopt babies. That way they're not all messed up and disobedient later on'

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Foster family refuse to call 16-year-old by his real name, get offended when he begins to ignore them: 'It bothers them so much'

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Foster parents demand that 12-year-old foster child constantly cooks and cleans for them, get offended when she doesn't want to help them out of debt as a 32-year-old adult: 'After the way they treated me, they have no right to ask for anything'

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Foster parents pressure 16-year-old foster kid to change his name from Ryder to Ryan, claims his name is too lewd: 'They would like me to strongly consider it so I could have the chance at a professional future'

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Family kicks out 18-years-old foster kid, claiming ‘fostering is a business’ and that they can't afford to support him anymore: ‘They told me it’s not personal'

Family kicks out 18-years-old foster kid, claiming ‘fostering is a business’ and that they can't afford to support him anymore: ‘They told me it’s not personal'

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‘Ask [your] foster children for help’: Forsaken biochild refuses to give money to bankrupt parents after years of fostering ran the family bank account dry

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Employee refuses to correct her overly confident coworker before she presented her outdated business proposal to the senior leadership: 'She said teammates are supposed to look out for each other.'

Hardworking 19-year-old refuses to give ½ of her savings to her family after her mom outs that she has $4000 in the bank: ‘I was saving that money in case I move out’

Hardworking 19-year-old refuses to give ½ of her savings to her family after her mom outs that she has $4000 in the bank: ‘I was saving that money in case I move out’

Tech coworkers are up for promotion at the same time, male colleague insists he'll quit if female colleague gets promotion: 'He demands praise for completing the most basic tasks'

Tech coworkers are up for promotion at the same time, male colleague insists he'll quit if female colleague gets promotion: 'He demands praise for completing the most basic tasks'

17-year-old moves in with his grandparents because he doesn't want to follow his dad's girlfriend's rules: 'I told her she's not my parent and she doesn't get to demand respect.'

17-year-old moves in with his grandparents because he doesn't want to follow his dad's girlfriend's rules: 'I told her she's not my parent and she doesn't get to demand respect.'

Worker turns down promotion of 30% more work with only 5% more pay, boss calls them 'unambitious': 'Am I wrong for not wanting to sacrifice my entire life?'

Worker turns down promotion of 30% more work with only 5% more pay, boss calls them 'unambitious': 'Am I wrong for not wanting to sacrifice my entire life?'

20-year-old gets offered hospitality job, turns it down because the pay is $10.50 an hour: 'The manager himself agreed it wasn't a livable wage'

20-year-old gets offered hospitality job, turns it down because the pay is $10.50 an hour: 'The manager himself agreed it wasn't a livable wage'

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