Welcome to our slash, I'm I the Butthole, where OP disowns her son over an extremely cruel prank.

Am I the Butthole for sending our son away after he revealed to his sister's friends that she has

dentures? My husband and I have a 14 year old daughter and a 16 year old son. When our daughter

was eight, she developed a very rare mouth infection that just absolutely devastated her teeth and

gums. She ended up losing all of her teeth and had to have some corrective work done just so

that she could have regular dentures. Obviously, this was very traumatic for her and she's still in

therapy to help cope to this day. Our daughter is understandably very self-conscious about this.

None of her friends knew about this. In fact, nobody besides her doctor and dentist know about

this outside the family. She doesn't want people to know. She's very worried about people finding

out and won't even take her teeth out in front of the rest of us because she's worried someone

will see. Her and her brother had a good relationship until he did what he did last week. He somehow

recorded her taking out her teeth without her noticing and then showed all of her friends when

they were over. Oh my god. Not only have her friends all turned on her, but now half the school is

teasing her non-stop. She even had to change her phone number because dozens of kids were

texting her the most vile things imaginable. I have never been more ashamed of one of my kids

until that moment. I don't know where we went wrong raising him, but apparently he thought that

it would be funny. After I kicked out her friends who were mocking her and helped her through a panic

attack, I called my father to pick up my son and I told him to pack his bags and get the F out.

He's been staying with my parents two towns over. They didn't learn what happened until two days

ago. The issue came up because my parents driving him to school was becoming a hassle and they

wanted to know what was up. When I explained, they were disgusted, but they still wanted to know

when they could bring him home. I asked them if they would register him for a school in their town,

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