Mom Told Lies About Me For Years, But Karma Finally Struck at a Family Gathering

A woman shared on Reddit about her difficult relationship with her mom, who had always been a negative presence in her life.

She described how her mother made her feel worthless, leading to depression, weight gain, and low self-esteem.

and four years later, she’s thriving with a supportive boyfriend and friends.

For four years, she had no contact with her mom, who spread lies about her. The woman remained close to her grandparents and a cousin who supported her.

Recently, during a virtual family reunion, she intentionally showed up late,

exposing her mother’s lies and showcasing her growth.
and her mom was visibly embarrassed. The woman’s mother had a meltdown afterward, blaming her for the family conflict.
Ultimately, the woman’s actions forced her mom to face the truth.

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