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I took on the local mental health clinic after I caught them committing fraud. Billing for services not provided, up charging for specialized therapy that never happened (nor was the provider qualified to bill for) and falsified documents. The sociopathic social worker took advantage of my toddler daughters and I. She was lying to my face about services available, saying we didn’t meet diagnostic criteria while she was billing for the services I was asking for - just no one was providing it. To conceal her crime, she violated HIPAA and slandered me across town to every other disability service center in the county. People were rude as hell to me for no reason and it took me 18 months to figure out what she was doing. Beyond words evil. Just fucking kicking me at my lowest and blocking any help from getting to me and my daughters so she could look good to her bosses at my personal expense. I spent over 100 hours meticulously organizing my findings, over 150+ fraudulent billing inst...

so i confronted my dad about the woman. he denied it at first but eventually admitted he’d been seeing her for years. my mom overheard the commotion. she asked what it was about we both stayed DEAD silent. my mom was already suspicious as if she already knew. my mom and dad gets into an argument over it and my dad packs his bags and leaves to sleep at a motel. the next morning, i call my dad and he finally admitted it. he’d been paying for an apartment across town for years and visiting them while telling my mom he was working late or going fishing. my mom was right by me when i called him. turns out she’d known about the woman for almost a year. she’d found messages on his ipad and confronted him privately. he’d promised her he would end it, and she’d kept quiet because he told her mom would never recover from it. she’d been carrying this alone for a year. i genuinely don’t know what happens now. my mom won’t speak to him, my sister is in utter disbelief after she found out, and my d...

got an uber home last weekend and the driver recognized my last name. turns out he used to work with my dad years ago. we’re chatting normally until he asks if my dad still goes fishing every other thursday. i said yeah, pretty sure. he goes “oh nice, is he still going with that woman from accounting?” i laughed because i assumed he was joking. he wasn’t... apparently my dad has been telling my mom he’s going fishing with his buddies every other thursday for like 6 years. the driver then showed me a photo of them all together at a christmas party. my dad was holding a baby. i have a 19 year old sister. my parents have been married 24 years. i got out of the car, went inside, and ate dinner with my family like nothing happened. haven’t confronted him yet. honestly still processing the fact that my dad might have a whole second family and my uber driver was the one to break the news. PS: gave the guy 5 stars because what the fuck else do you do in that situation submitted by ...

Last Saturday, my little brother decided he was going to become a cybersecurity expert. He is 12 years old. His entire technical background consists of watching YouTube tutorials, playing Minecraft, and once successfully installing a printer driver without crying. I woke up at around 9 AM and walked downstairs to find him sitting at the dining table wearing sunglasses indoors, typing aggressively on his laptop. I asked him what he was doing. He said, “Securing the network.” I looked at him. “What network?” “The Wi-Fi, Daniel.” “Ryan, the Wi-Fi already has a password.” He slowly took off his sunglasses and looked me dead in the eyes. “That’s what you think.” BRO. I went back upstairs because I wasn’t getting involved in whatever villain origin story was happening in my kitchen. About 20 minutes later, my dad started shouting from the living room. “WHO CHANGED THE WIFI PASSWORD?” Ryan appeared at the top of the stairs like he had been summoned by an ancient ritual. “I did.” “WHY?” “For ...

When I first met him it was this "where do I know you from?" thought. And then it was like "oooh" His facial features matched Trent Reznor, a younger 90s version, almost perfectly. And I think he knew that because he'd style his hair exactly the same, complete with long flat bangs and pitch-black hair dye. While the clothing style wasn't tough to copy, typically a t-shirt or tanktop under a collared shirt.... yup, he had that, too. I met his wife a few times, she was an attractive Asian woman, and super-nice. Then I said to myself "Hmm..... what does Trent Reznor's wife look like?" so I looked her up. Yup. Attractive Asian. submitted by /u/dougiebgood [link] [comments]

Two Different Memories When I was 19 and Kendra was 18, we were alone in our parents' house, lying on our parents' bed watching TV. We only learned recently that we're half-siblings — her father is actually my father's brother — but back then we were just brother and sister, close in a way that had always set us apart, even in a house that was already dysfunctional enough without us adding to it. She was in front of me, both of us on our sides. I felt it before I did anything — a vibe, like electricity running straight through me. My heart was pounding. My hand was actually shaking when I reached out and put it on her waist, just above her hip. The second I felt her body under my hand, I knew how aroused I was. She turned fast. I yanked my hand back, sure she was angry. She wasn't. I saw it in her eyes and she saw it in mine, mirrored right back, and we fell into each other. We kissed, hard and clumsy and passionate, and dry-humped there on our parents' bed. We...