r/InsanePeople

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I eat loads, during the school day I snack all day and eat a very filling lunch, when dinner rolls around, my parents target me and my brother. One of them is very overweight and the other isn’t. My dad insists that me- a 15 yr old 110lb 5’4 pretty sedentary female (sitting at school all day) should have the same amount as him a 200lb 40 yr old very active way talker male. My parents plate both my and my brothers plates and sometimes my mom even eats less than me and my younger brother, insisting we are the ones not eating enough when we cant finish the ginormous amounts of food. I’m not sure what to do, they make all the meals, I have to avoid all snacks and work out excessively to maintain. Even then I’m still gaining as they keep sneaking extra butter and oil into specifically my and my brother’s meals. I think it’s so messed up and this would cause many kids to develop an ED. They often make comments on how I- a healthy bmi, need to gain weight. Or how I’m going to end up like my 8.8 bmi cousin. I left a photo of a meal that “isnt a big enough portion” -Yes thats the tripple dipper..

u/BigDig2436 — 12 days ago

I (14F) am beyond furious. I have two younger half siblings (3 and 13 months) who live an hour away from me. Yesterday after school the driver started screaming at me to move to the front (I sit in the back because I have severe nausea). I was talking a bit loud but that was all she for some reason wanted me in the front row.

She literally kicked me out of the back seat. When I realized she wasn't backing down I asked her point blank "Would you rather me sit in the back so my siblings are completely safe, or do you want me in the front and let them sleep outside.

I was trying to show her how ridiculous she was being, but she didn't care. She looked me in the eye and said she'd rather me sit in the front and let my siblings sleep outside.

I was stunned. I moved to the front because I wanted to go home but I spent the rest of the ride terrified of her.

I plan on reporting her tomorrow, but some people are saying I am overreacting, but I don't think you joke about leaving a 13-month-old on the side of the road especially not my sister.

Should I report her or not?

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u/Fun_Cartoonist1831 — 14 days ago