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

In this episode I've got four stories of revenge for you which you're going to love starting pretty petty and then ending extremely nuclear.

Each revenge story will be more serious than the last leading up to the story you've seen in the title and

thumbnail which is just unbelievably nuclear.

So without further ado let's get in to the first and remember these will ramp up as we go along.

Like and subscribe if you're new to the channel here we go. I've been calling my sister by her full given name when she dead names my niece. My brother's kid, who is a 22 year old woman, came out as trans on her 21st birthday about a year ago and changed her name from

Lance to Lacy. Most of our family accepted it and the ones who didn't weren't close anyway,

except our sister Eva who is 45. We are a Native American family

with a lot of creative names and my sister's birth name is something close to

Evangeline, but she decided to go by Eva after a white kid said her name was Res Out,

i.e a low-class or stereotypical name from an Indian reservation.

She's insisted on Eva for about 35 years and we all obliged. Now, she's regularly been

calling my trans niece by her dead name Lance since she came out as trans. So I started calling her Evangeline, which she hates. The whole family caught on and have only been referring to her as Evangeline for about a year now and she is furious every time she comes to family events.

Recently she's been calling me by my full first name to bother me.

My first name is a Portmanteau hyphenation of my mum's four sister's names.

Something like Alexiana Dorotheic, but wackier, wow.

People have always called me a d or lexy, or my brothers called me dodo since he was a kid. I love my full first names but it's

cumbersome to use an eight syllable name regularly. Well my full name caught on with

family and friends.

Just despite Evangeline, we have all reverted back to our full names instead of nicknames.

Our dad is no longer Frank, he's Franklin.

Our mom no longer Ros, she is Rosalin.

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