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April 24, 2025 at 09:35PM Epic Work Fails #foryou #funnymemes #viralvideo #viral #fyp #fypシ゚viral #funny ... See MoreSee Less

04.24.25
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04.24.25
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Let's talk about how jelly roll is getting a pardon... And how other fathers who have never done anything wrong AREN'T ... See MoreSee Less

04.24.25
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Overall. Everyone who's mad about everything that I called out get over it... Jelly would have never gotten custody if it wasn't for money.... Yeah I don't matter where the money came from but it cost money... And him having a ticket in the back of his pocket of what mom was... If this was a page about how bad Fostering is... Everyone here would agree with me. Either way. I proved my point. Money power and influence rules the world -Ryan

Let him cook...

I think they upset jelly fans missed the part where you mentioned "money" as in anybody with $ felon or not is in a way better position to get rights to their own children. No matter if their a good parent since day one or not. Calm down people he's only proving a point that's it... All these paragraph comments just because you got upset about something like we all do as humans. Smh

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04.24.25
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Stop supporting Donald Trump. He’s a fucking moron.

Oh and every 28days.. trust me you won’t want to be a woman.

I thought you were for Donald

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04.24.25
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Taking the plate away is more common now than not stepping up.

I truly believe that more are taking the plate away and hiding it rather than the man stepping up

The wildest part is watching the same moms who took the plate away cry that he didn’t fight hard enough to step up to it. You can’t block the batter and then blame him for striking out.

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04.22.25
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It's just another way for Texas to criminalize abortions. It sets the precedent that a child is a child from conception. It sets up all kinds of problems. Abortions could be considered murder, with medical providers being charged for performing them. Drug use or alcohol use could be endangering the welfare of a child. It treats the fetus as a separate person from conception, and the law doesn't fit with today's societal views.

The 12 Clear Signs Someone You Love Has Been Abused by Family Court—and the Ex Who Weaponized It By Michael Phillips | REBUILT | Family Court Survival Series Family court isn’t just a place where divorces get finalized or custody schedules get set. For many, it’s where lives are torn apart. It’s where abusers find legal validation. Where manipulation is rewarded. And where the protective parent is vilified for simply trying to survive. You may not know what they’re going through. But if you pay attention, you’ll see the signs. Here are the 12 most telling signs that someone you love has been taken advantage of—and abused—by the family court system and an ex who weaponized it against them: 1. They Seem Permanently Exhausted—Mentally, Emotionally, and Financially It’s not just “divorce stress.” It’s trauma. Court-induced, system-sanctioned trauma. You’ll notice they don’t sleep well. They’re always fighting fatigue. They may have drained their savings or even lost their job. Every dollar and every ounce of energy goes toward survival. 2. They Flinch When You Mention ‘Custody’ or ‘Court’ Even the word “court” is a trigger. It reminds them of how powerless they’ve felt. The humiliation. The silence when they tried to speak truth. The fear of losing their child—again. 3. They’ve Been Alienated From Their Child, and No One Seems to Care They show you pictures of their kid like a grieving parent shows photos of a child who died. Except the child is still alive—just hidden, withheld, and brainwashed by the other parent, with the court’s passive approval. 4. They Speak in Legalese Without Meaning To They’ve read more case law than most lawyers. They throw out terms like “ex parte,” “guardian ad litem,” “discovery abuse,” “motion to compel,” and “with prejudice” like they’re talking about dinner plans. Because they’ve had to become a lawyer just to survive. 5. They Can’t Afford a Lawyer—But Their Ex Has One (Or Three) The court expects both sides to be “equal” in a system that is fundamentally unequal. One party comes in with a legal team. The other is a broke parent with PTSD, scribbling notes on the back of old receipts. 6. Their Reputation Is in Shambles—and the Allegations Don’t Add Up False allegations are a tactic. A smear campaign. The court doesn’t require proof; just the appearance of impropriety. Suddenly, the loving father is “unstable.” The caring mother is “uncooperative.” The narrative is flipped—and no one checks the facts. 7. They’ve Stopped Believing in Justice They used to believe that the truth would win. That the system would protect children. That due process mattered. Now? They know better. They know the system protects itself, not the people inside it. 8. Their Health Has Deteriorated Rapidly Stress manifests. Migraines, stomach issues, heart problems, flare-ups of autoimmune conditions. They’re not “being dramatic.” They’re being destroyed—slowly, systemically, and often in silence. 9. They’ve Withdrawn From Friends and Family They’re tired of explaining. Tired of the judgment. Tired of hearing “just go back to court” when court is the very place that’s destroying them. So they go silent. Isolated. Ashamed of a story no one understands. 10. They Seem Paranoid—But They’re Usually Right They check emails five times. They record every interaction. They save every receipt. It seems obsessive—until you realize their ex has twisted every conversation, every action, and every benign moment into a weapon in court. 11. They’ve Become Fiercely Protective of Their Truth They document everything now. They keep binders and files and timelines. Because they’ve learned that truth alone isn’t enough. You have to prove it. Over and over. Even when the system won’t listen. 12. They’ve Started Speaking Out—Even if It Costs Them Eventually, many of these parents become advocates. Because staying silent almost killed them. Because they don’t want others to go through what they did. Because their pain has to mean something. And because the court took so much—but not their voice. Final Thoughts: They’re Not ‘Crazy.’ They’re Criminalized for Surviving If someone in your life shows these signs, don’t dismiss them. Don’t fall for the narrative that they’re “bitter” or “unstable.” They’ve been abused—by a system that claims to protect children, but too often protects power, manipulation, and silence. Support them. Believe them. And help us change the system before it destroys even more families.

The 12 Clear Signs Someone You Love Has Been Abused by Family Court—and the Ex Who Weaponized It

By Michael Phillips | REBUILT | Family Court Survival SeriesFamily court isn’t just a place where divorces get finalized or custody schedules get set.For many, it’s where lives are torn apart.It’s where abusers find legal validation. Where manipulation is rewarded. And where the protective parent is vilified for simply trying to survive.You may not know what they’re going through. But if you pay attention, you’ll see the signs.Here are the 12 most telling signs that someone you love has been taken advantage of—and abused—by the family court system and an ex who weaponized it against them:1. They Seem Permanently Exhausted—Mentally, Emotionally, and FinanciallyIt’s not just “divorce stress.” It’s trauma. Court-induced, system-sanctioned trauma. You’ll notice they don’t sleep well. They’re always fighting fatigue. They may have drained their savings or even lost their job. Every dollar and every ounce of energy goes toward survival.2. They Flinch When You Mention ‘Custody’ or ‘Court’Even the word “court” is a trigger. It reminds them of how powerless they’ve felt. The humiliation. The silence when they tried to speak truth. The fear of losing their child—again.3. They’ve Been Alienated From Their Child, and No One Seems to CareThey show you pictures of their kid like a grieving parent shows photos of a child who died. Except the child is still alive—just hidden, withheld, and brainwashed by the other parent, with the court’s passive approval.4. They Speak in Legalese Without Meaning ToThey’ve read more case law than most lawyers. They throw out terms like “ex parte,” “guardian ad litem,” “discovery abuse,” “motion to compel,” and “with prejudice” like they’re talking about dinner plans. Because they’ve had to become a lawyer just to survive.5. They Can’t Afford a Lawyer—But Their Ex Has One (Or Three)The court expects both sides to be “equal” in a system that is fundamentally unequal. One party comes in with a legal team. The other is a broke parent with PTSD, scribbling notes on the back of old receipts.6. Their Reputation Is in Shambles—and the Allegations Don’t Add UpFalse allegations are a tactic. A smear campaign. The court doesn’t require proof; just the appearance of impropriety. Suddenly, the loving father is “unstable.” The caring mother is “uncooperative.” The narrative is flipped—and no one checks the facts.7. They’ve Stopped Believing in JusticeThey used to believe that the truth would win. That the system would protect children. That due process mattered. Now? They know better. They know the system protects itself, not the people inside it.8. Their Health Has Deteriorated RapidlyStress manifests. Migraines, stomach issues, heart problems, flare-ups of autoimmune conditions. They’re not “being dramatic.” They’re being destroyed—slowly, systemically, and often in silence.9. They’ve Withdrawn From Friends and FamilyThey’re tired of explaining. Tired of the judgment. Tired of hearing “just go back to court” when court is the very place that’s destroying them. So they go silent. Isolated. Ashamed of a story no one understands.10. They Seem Paranoid—But They’re Usually RightThey check emails five times. They record every interaction. They save every receipt. It seems obsessive—until you realize their ex has twisted every conversation, every action, and every benign moment into a weapon in court.11. They’ve Become Fiercely Protective of Their TruthThey document everything now. They keep binders and files and timelines. Because they’ve learned that truth alone isn’t enough. You have to prove it. Over and over. Even when the system won’t listen.12. They’ve Started Speaking Out—Even if It Costs ThemEventually, many of these parents become advocates. Because staying silent almost killed them. Because they don’t want others to go through what they did. Because their pain has to mean something.And because the court took so much—but not their voice.Final Thoughts: They’re Not ‘Crazy.’ They’re Criminalized for SurvivingIf someone in your life shows these signs, don’t dismiss them. Don’t fall for the narrative that they’re “bitter” or “unstable.”They’ve been abused—by a system that claims to protect children, but too often protects power, manipulation, and silence.Support them.Believe them.And help us change the system before it destroys even more families. ... See MoreSee Less

04.22.25
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True!

A truthful, powerful message.

The DAD does not have a relationship with his kids. Period...

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🎙️ Pissed Off Parent Podcast: Financial Survival Guide! 💰

Are you tired of feeling overwhelmed by your finances? Join me for an eye-opening episode of the Pissed Off Parent Podcast, where we'll tackle the essential topic of money management and how to save effectively!In this episode, we'll dive into practical tips and strategies for budgeting, cutting expenses, and boosting your savings—all while navigating the unique challenges parents face. From setting realistic financial goals to finding hidden savings in your everyday spending, we've got you covered!i'll also share personal stories, expert insights, and answers to your burning questions about family finances. Whether you're struggling to make ends meet or simply looking to build a more secure financial future, this episode is packed with valuable information you won’t want to miss!📅 Tune in and discover how to take control of your finances—because being a parent shouldn’t break the bank! Don't forget to subscribe and share your thoughts in the comments. Let’s turn those financial frustrations into actionable solutions! 💪💸#PissedOffParent #Finance #MoneySavingTips #Budgeting #FamilyFinance #Podcast ... See MoreSee Less

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🧠 Pissed Off Parent Show: Mental Health Special 🎙️

Join us for an important discussion on Mental Health, with a focus on the unique challenges divorced parents face, including a resource especially for veterans navigating family life. We’ll dive into co-parenting tips to help you find peace amidst the chaos, and engage with YOU through live polls to get your thoughts.📽️ PLUS, we’ll feature a fan-made video, matrix style. This is a community-driven episode you don’t want to miss! ... See MoreSee Less

09.28.24
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Fathers, it's time to speak up! Join us on the next episode of the Pissed Off Parent Podcast as we tackle the hard-hitting issues facing dads in today's family court system. Here’s what we’ll be diving into:

🔥 Why the System is Rigged Against DadsUncover the truth behind the bias in family courts that leaves fathers fighting uphill battles for their kids.💸 The Real Cost of Child SupportWe break down the financial toll child support takes on fathers and how the system punishes dads, even when they're doing their best.⚖️ The Fight for 50/50: Why Aren’t We There Yet?Why isn’t equal shared parenting the norm? We’ll explore the legal and political roadblocks stopping fathers from getting equal time with their children.👨‍👧‍👦 The Future of FatherhoodHow can we fix this broken system? We’ll discuss the changes that need to happen and what fathers can do to take action NOW.Don’t miss this raw, unfiltered discussion! Tune in.💪 ... See MoreSee Less

09.21.24
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