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Woman Shares Photo Of Her Mom With Her New Boyfriend, Another Girl Recognizes Her Own Dad And Gets Confused
The internet is truly a weird place. And here’s another proof of that. Turns out, spending time on the internet can lead you to accidentally running into your stepsister that you knew nothing about. Yep.
One time, this Twitter user named Bitchseida casually posted a photo on her profile capturing her mom along with her new boyfriend sitting in a boat. “My mom divorced my dad who constantly cheated on her and now she out here living her best life in Cabo with a new boo who takes her places,” she wrote in that post.
More info: twitter.com
Here’s the fateful post
Many people were congratulating her mom and complimenting how good they look together
But then soon enough, one particular reply caught everyone’s eye. A confused girl named Kenna replied by saying that it was actually her dad captured in the picture
Kenna even uploaded another picture of her dad to proof that she’s not lying
At this point, people were super confused since they assumed that Kenna’s dad is cheating. But then the girl cleared everything up by noting that her parents are divorced
These two girls were even looking forward to meeting up!
Here’s what people were saying about all of this
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Soooo, a divorced mom and divorced dad that already have kids hooked up and hadn't told their kids yet that they're seeing someone? This isn't unusual. Most divorced parents usually wait before telling their kids they're seeing someone. They don't want the kids growing up to think love is meaningless. It's odd that the two girls noticed each other on Twitter, but the situation itself is pretty normal.
No... I think they would've told them, but obviously they wouldn't have mentioned details like "heyy they have xyz kids, their names are so and so". Like.. You know, might've just mentioned in passing that even their partner has kids
After dating for a few months, maybe. But not after just a few dates. It also depends on how old your kids are. Your 7 year old doesn't need to know every detail of your dating life.
It wouldn't have mattered if they did share details of the kids with the kids. The "if Kenna and I ever get to meet" tweet shows they don't know each other anyway.
I've known people who were divorced, and I gotta go with Bob on this. They don't want the kids to get attached to someone who's not going to stay in their lives, and don't want the kids to get their hopes up, and then find out the hard way that relationships don't always work.
Exactly. My wife and I both have older brothers who are divorced. We also have our own kids. I don't want them bringing their girlfriends kids around when we visit our parents or when they come to our house and then breakup afterwards. My kids will be upset because now they lost a friend. If they've been saying for a year, ok maybe; but if it's just the first month or two, no.
Yeah, know a couple that got divorced, which was already messy as it was but then she started dating, instantly having her new bf around the kids, only to break up and have them meet the next one 2 months later. Like jfc, kids already went through enough, how about dating for atleast a year before introducing them?
Ok, this isn't a story
It is a small world but with social media it always will be. Social media is shrinking us!
Soooo, a divorced mom and divorced dad that already have kids hooked up and hadn't told their kids yet that they're seeing someone? This isn't unusual. Most divorced parents usually wait before telling their kids they're seeing someone. They don't want the kids growing up to think love is meaningless. It's odd that the two girls noticed each other on Twitter, but the situation itself is pretty normal.
No... I think they would've told them, but obviously they wouldn't have mentioned details like "heyy they have xyz kids, their names are so and so". Like.. You know, might've just mentioned in passing that even their partner has kids
After dating for a few months, maybe. But not after just a few dates. It also depends on how old your kids are. Your 7 year old doesn't need to know every detail of your dating life.
It wouldn't have mattered if they did share details of the kids with the kids. The "if Kenna and I ever get to meet" tweet shows they don't know each other anyway.
I've known people who were divorced, and I gotta go with Bob on this. They don't want the kids to get attached to someone who's not going to stay in their lives, and don't want the kids to get their hopes up, and then find out the hard way that relationships don't always work.
Exactly. My wife and I both have older brothers who are divorced. We also have our own kids. I don't want them bringing their girlfriends kids around when we visit our parents or when they come to our house and then breakup afterwards. My kids will be upset because now they lost a friend. If they've been saying for a year, ok maybe; but if it's just the first month or two, no.
Yeah, know a couple that got divorced, which was already messy as it was but then she started dating, instantly having her new bf around the kids, only to break up and have them meet the next one 2 months later. Like jfc, kids already went through enough, how about dating for atleast a year before introducing them?
Ok, this isn't a story
It is a small world but with social media it always will be. Social media is shrinking us!