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Now today's first story comes from Moose External 6886 from

the Am I the arse all here subreddit. And it says, am I the ars all here for telling my family,

they're never going to be part of me or my son's life. In 2020, I 30 did something horrible to

my family by stealing from them to fund my addiction.

I stole some electronics, including old cell phones, a game console and a Blu-ray player to buy heroin.

I cannot and will not justify these actions and fully accept them as my own and their consequences.

I was caught and my family became aware of

my addiction. It was hard to see my parents realize what was happening, but the hardest was seeing

how heartbroken my 17-year-old little sister was. They dropped me off at a rehab center where I spent

three months getting detoxed and sober. I did not hear from them while I was in there.

I tried calling to let them know how I was, but I never received an answer. The day I got out,

I went back home. My family there informed me they would no longer be considering me a member

of the family and that I was to leave the home and not contact any of them for any reason.

I attempted to stay with other family, but when I contacted my grandparents, I was told that

my parents had called them and several others to tell them that if they kept in contact with me in any

capacity, they would cut off contact with them as well. I was able to see how my sister was doing via my mother's Facebook posts, but after liking

one, I was messaged and told that I am allowed to look at the post, but all other family

members will be blocking me, and I'm not to interact with my mother's posts.

I was completely destroyed and left on the streets.

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