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Everything that’s happened to me – January 2026
1. It all starts with my mom finding my DNP tablets. She completely loses it. As a result, she confiscates my phone and empties my bank account by taking all my money. On top of that, she tells our extended family, who then gang up on me and criticize me nonstop.
2. Next up: the peptide package I ordered. The tracking link was broken, so it showed that it was still in transit—even though it arrived early. My mom got to it before I did and immediately threw it away. That’s $200 worth of peptides gone (and last year she tossed $400 worth). She explodes again, yelling and insulting me, though this time she doesn’t take things any further—at least not yet.
3. Then she checks my school attendance and sees that I’m late every single day and that I have two C grades. She goes ballistic, starts making threats, but doesn’t actually follow through with anything serious. She does take my laptop, but I end up taking it back myself.
4. After that, I decide to take some ashwagandha and other vitamins from Walmart. Apparently, loss prevention was watching me the entire time—over vitamins. They try to pull me into their office, but I know they’d just detain me until the cops arrived, so I leave. A few hours later, the police show up at my house over $47 worth of vitamins.
5. The cops show zero leniency, which doesn’t surprise me. Somehow, though, I manage to get them to leave without running into my dad face to face. One of them kept aggressively knocking and ringing the doorbell, even though I was standing right there, but my dad never came down.
6. While my mom is at work, she checks the home security cameras and sees the police outside. That’s how my parents officially find out. I probably could’ve made up an excuse for why I was talking to the cops, but I didn’t think fast enough.
7. When my mom gets home, she takes literally everything related to my appearance—looksmaxxing stuff, basic hygiene items, hair products, skincare, all of it. Then she confiscates my laptop and every other device I own. I manage to hide a burner phone, which is what I’m using now, but she almost finds it multiple times. My dad also takes my car keys, so now I have to walk to school and I’m basically not allowed to go anywhere. On top of all that, my parents constantly tear me down, calling me a disgrace, a failure, and an embarrassment, saying I’m going nowhere in life.
They even took all my appearance-related stuff, so now I’m stuck watching myself deteriorate.
And just when you think that’s the end of it—
They decide to enlist me in the military. Starting tomorrow, my dad plans to wake me up at 5 a.m. to run outside and do push-ups and sit-ups.
All of this happened back-to-back within the span of a single month. It’s hard to believe how everything collapsed so fast.
To make it even worse, I’m completely alone romantically and dealing with major physical issues that would require surgery to fix.
1. It all starts with my mom finding my DNP tablets. She completely loses it. As a result, she confiscates my phone and empties my bank account by taking all my money. On top of that, she tells our extended family, who then gang up on me and criticize me nonstop.
2. Next up: the peptide package I ordered. The tracking link was broken, so it showed that it was still in transit—even though it arrived early. My mom got to it before I did and immediately threw it away. That’s $200 worth of peptides gone (and last year she tossed $400 worth). She explodes again, yelling and insulting me, though this time she doesn’t take things any further—at least not yet.
3. Then she checks my school attendance and sees that I’m late every single day and that I have two C grades. She goes ballistic, starts making threats, but doesn’t actually follow through with anything serious. She does take my laptop, but I end up taking it back myself.
4. After that, I decide to take some ashwagandha and other vitamins from Walmart. Apparently, loss prevention was watching me the entire time—over vitamins. They try to pull me into their office, but I know they’d just detain me until the cops arrived, so I leave. A few hours later, the police show up at my house over $47 worth of vitamins.
5. The cops show zero leniency, which doesn’t surprise me. Somehow, though, I manage to get them to leave without running into my dad face to face. One of them kept aggressively knocking and ringing the doorbell, even though I was standing right there, but my dad never came down.
6. While my mom is at work, she checks the home security cameras and sees the police outside. That’s how my parents officially find out. I probably could’ve made up an excuse for why I was talking to the cops, but I didn’t think fast enough.
7. When my mom gets home, she takes literally everything related to my appearance—looksmaxxing stuff, basic hygiene items, hair products, skincare, all of it. Then she confiscates my laptop and every other device I own. I manage to hide a burner phone, which is what I’m using now, but she almost finds it multiple times. My dad also takes my car keys, so now I have to walk to school and I’m basically not allowed to go anywhere. On top of all that, my parents constantly tear me down, calling me a disgrace, a failure, and an embarrassment, saying I’m going nowhere in life.
They even took all my appearance-related stuff, so now I’m stuck watching myself deteriorate.
And just when you think that’s the end of it—
They decide to enlist me in the military. Starting tomorrow, my dad plans to wake me up at 5 a.m. to run outside and do push-ups and sit-ups.
All of this happened back-to-back within the span of a single month. It’s hard to believe how everything collapsed so fast.
To make it even worse, I’m completely alone romantically and dealing with major physical issues that would require surgery to fix.
