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It Took 13 Years For This Revenge To Become Supernova

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🗓️ 1 November 2025

⏱️ 16 minutes

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0:00.0

What is going on everyone and welcome back to the channel. I hope you're all doing well.

0:04.2

Now before we start today's episode, I've got to give you a fair warning. This one is extremely heavy.

0:10.7

This story includes child loss, abuse and revenge that spans over a decade, 13 years.

0:18.3

This isn't going to be a fun, lighthearted story. This is Reddit revenge at its

0:23.3

darkest. If you're not ready for that, I'd suggest skipping this one. But if you are,

0:27.8

strap in for Reddit's coldest revenge story of all time, here we go. 13 years of revenge in the

0:35.0

making. For this story, the cast will be me, my brother, Mark,

0:39.7

my half-brother Sam, my half-sister, Alicia and my mum, all fake names for obvious reasons. So let's

0:46.4

get into the backstory. My mum is the highest level of a failed parent. When I was two, my baby

0:52.6

brother Mark was born. As a typical two-year-old,

0:55.8

I didn't like that, and I proceeded to act out in regards to it. As time went on, though,

1:01.0

I learned from my grandfather and grandmother that treating someone like that wasn't a good idea,

1:06.2

and then turned my act around to love and care for him and help out where I could. However, this didn't

1:12.0

change much. My mother basically threw me away to be raised by my grandparents because I was,

1:17.7

quote, a demonic hell spawn of a child. In her mind, her new child was latest and greatest,

1:25.0

and I was just old news. Let's time skip. My mother has now had her four kids.

1:30.5

Mark and I with my dad and Sam and Alicia with my stepfather. I'm about 13, Mark's 11,

1:36.6

Alicia is about one and a half and Sam was just born. Mum and dad are divorced. Mom married my

1:42.7

stepdad and I'm at the rebellious age now where things

1:45.6

don't make sense to me, and I feel like I know everything. So my stepdad's idea is to beat it

1:51.6

out of me. Every time I showed any sense of individuality or questioning something, I got beat for it.

1:58.4

Sometimes right in front of my mother and she didn't care a bit.

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