@TalesandEchoesYT
Left with $120 and came back with self-worth. Nothing hits harder than success served cold to those who threw you out.
@Storylinesphere1208
This story is so inspiring. It’s about time someone does what they want and not what others want from them. Thanks. I needed this today.
@karenlommler6473
The parents never admit that they were unconcerned about her when they kicked her out of the house at 17. They didn't care about her then. The siblings should give their parents financial help. Don't meet with them. They still need to control her. Why didn't she block them and her siblings. Don't believe them. Never forgive them.
@AmorRoto888
💔 Ser echado con solo 120 dólares a los 17 años… duele más cuando viene de tu propia familia
@lise-annetijerino5624
You repeat yourself a lot by saying the same things over and over again. It gets tiresome. It makes the story uninteresting and boring. Need to improve your storytelling skills
@RevengeWithScarlett1
Isabella didn’t just leave home—she rebuilt her definition of family. Sometimes healing doesn’t mean returning, it means redrawing the map. 🔥 Serious question for everyone here: If your parents only apologized after they needed you again… would you forgive them?
@PathofRevenge-u3z
a very good and meaningful story, i like it very much. thank you for sharing😘
@RichardBall-i89
They kicked her out at 17 and now expect her to rescue them? Family isn't a shield from consequences. You can't mistreat someone for years and call it love later.
@karenlommler6473
The siblings must not been helping the parents. They only want her money. I wouldn't help them at all.
@ellenhughes3210
Parents want college but who was paying for it? One can get interior design in college. This story just drilled on. It is great the story shows got a good job
@kathiediehl6914
The only contact after years and it's just because she wants money
@RevengeFateful-n5u
Amazing!
@ediamondsounds
In real life, I wouldn't meet with them. But for story sake lol I can see why she may. I personally may have left it the way it was. What would happen if she hadn't bailed their house out? What happens when maybe next month they need help yet again and the pattern would potentially continue. So in real life be very careful of people’s motives for making amends. I don’t mean be cold, just cautious as the history was awful. For them to change so drastically is great, but probably not the norm. 😊 Great story!
@mlfamilytales
Sounds like you’ve convinced yourself you're the hero, but this story reeks of bitterness and entitlement. Get real.
@pollyh7715
Not one of your better stories. Fragmented and repetitive….
@rolfsinkgraven
Family helps family? there was a brother aswel and other family? they could help aswel she was right too say no.
@ksfamilydrama99
That’s an incredibly dull contribution. We expect more thoughtfulness from you here.
@scotthultin7769
👍's up EOR thank you for sharing 🤗
@hughfranklin3072
Boring
@PhoenixRevenge-0424