Miscellaneous: Today, I discovered my step mom had thrown out my baby blanket...

By Anonymous - 12/03/2010 20:53 - United States

Today, I discovered my step mom had thrown out my baby blanket because it was an "eyesore". It was an heirloom from my birth mother and the only thing I have left from her. FML

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Today, while sorting through my clothes, I found one of my ex's old sweaters. After a lot of thought and difficulty, I threw it out. I felt empowered, until my father later rifled through my trash and claimed the sweater for himself. FML

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Today, my idiot stepdaughter wadded up my dead grandma’s quilt instead of folding it neatly after using it. When I asked how she would feel if I wadded up her dead mom’s blanket, she replied that she wouldn’t care, at all. She then had the audacity to ask me to explain what she did wrong. FML

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By Anonymous - 13/04/2012 21:10 - United States - York

Today, I picked up my daughter from preschool. Her teacher handed me her nap blankets and mentioned there was an extra article of clothing I might want to take home. I looked in-between the blankets and saw a pair of my giant granny panties that had gotten mixed in with her stuff. FML

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By Anonymous - 27/09/2021 05:02

Today, my mom disowned me and forced me to move out because I didn’t have a crying heartbroken meltdown at the death of my stepfather. She knows I hated the man's guts since the first time he slapped her, so my not caring about his death shouldn't have surprised her. FML

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By Jonnyboo - 29/08/2009 12:13 - United States

Today, I found out I was getting a new bed for my room. Then find out it was my great-grandmother's. The one she died in. FML

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Today, I was found out when I was a baby, I was abandoned in a dumpster. FML

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By photonut13 - 15/07/2010 10:52 - Canada

Today, I found out my mother had remarried, and that I was getting a stepfather and stepbrother. However I found out about it 30 minutes before we left to pick them up from the airport, and also found out that I'm losing my bedroom. FML

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VeryNice329 0

Saturday 13 March 2010 2:29

wow. I'm sorry. that was a rude thing to do. tell her she's an eye sore.

Monikabug 9

Saturday 13 March 2010 2:30

That is so sad! Your step-mother should have told you that she was going to get rid of it before she just threw it away. That way you could have had a chance to hold on to it, even if you had to put it in your closet or somewhere. Your step-mom is a bitch for not understanding why you would hold such fond memories and feelings with that blanket, and I am sure your relationship with her will never quite be the same. So sorry, OP. FYL!

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keith1394 0

Sunday 14 March 2010 17:22

I think you should throw all that asswholes shit out

xsonggx 0

Sunday 14 March 2010 18:14

lol this is funny

Meru 0

Sunday 14 March 2010 18:26

I'd kill her. Just sayin'.

gammagamma 2

Sunday 14 March 2010 20:44

As your step mother she has a right to make the house into her home. But you should never throw out something that belongs to someone else, because this is exactly what could happen. If she knew what it meant to you and she still threw it out, then she's a class-a bitch.

stef1330 0

Monday 15 March 2010 1:10

this is like the truest fml ever

ic3fyr3 0

Monday 15 March 2010 6:13

r u sure you dnt have my stepmom?

betafailure 0

Monday 15 March 2010 6:32

Kill your (step) parents and claim they did it to themselves.

Bansheethekilla 2

Monday 15 March 2010 8:19

Go find your baby blanket in the trash then strangle your step mom with it. thatll teach the bitch

gerald626 0

Monday 15 March 2010 16:39

I'm guessing that your b-mom is no longer alive, or at the very least you nor anybody else has any way of contacting her. I'm adopted, so I can relate. What your step-mom did was unforgivable, and while morality tells us to forgive, I would encourage you not to. If this is truly the only thing you have left of her, then you 'deserve satisfaction' as they used to say. I wouldn't go for physical violence against her, but rather her belongings. I like the wedding dress idea, but not the car.. that will land you in a heap of trouble. Pick something around the house. Hopefully your dad was supportive of you. I am sorry for your loss. Hopefully you will find some solace in wrecking something of hers that's an 'eyesore'. I know I would. To those of you who sided with the step-mom, you're obviously ignorant and have no clue what it's like to lose your mother (or any parent), or never having known to begin with.