Mar. 15, 2025
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Jocelynn Rojo Carranza wasfound unresponsivein her Gainesville, Texas, home on Monday, Feb. 3, the Gainesville Police Department confirmed in a Thursday, Feb. 20.press release. Five days later, she died at a local hospital, according to the new release as well as the girl’sobituary.
Her mom Marbella Carranza alleged that her daughter was bullied about her family’s immigration status, reported CNN affiliate KUVN.
Mar. 15, 2025
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In a recent post on Reddit’s “Am I the A——?”, a 44-year old mom vented about the situation.
“My Dad has always been frugal,” she wrote about her 68-year-old father. “His frugality has served him well, he has a beautiful home, savings, he’s been retired for over 10 years, multiple rental properties, etc.”
The mom went on to explain that she and her 15-year-old daughter recently drove to Phoenix to visit him for the weekend — and that during the trip, he did something a little out of character: he invited them out for breakfast.
Mar. 15, 2025
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On March 1, the mother shared her complaints on the UK-based forumMumsnet, explaining that her adult son is currently living with her until he moves in with his father during the summer. She also claimed to be “fine” with her son’s girlfriend — who is also in her early 20s — occasionally staying over.
“I have made the house rules that it’s no more than three nights a week, but she’s starting working at a nightclub and coming back at 3.
Mar. 15, 2025
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A mom says she refused to take her 5-year-old daughter to a surprise birthday party — and it has to do with the color pink.
In a post on Reddit’s “Am I the A——?” forum, the 35-year-old woman explained that although her daughter is young, she really doesn’t like the color, something everybody in the family knows —or at least, they should.
Mar. 15, 2025
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The divorced mom, who is also housing her 23-year-old son “Ian,” turned to Reddit’s“Am I the A——” forumto describe her dilemma of providing for them while simultaneously trying to save for her retirement.
“I have asked them repeatedly to contribute a set amount each month towards household expenses since I can’t continue supporting them forever,” the mom wrote of her full-time working and debt-free children, adding that she’d “be happy with $100 each a week.