Puno na ako sa guilt, pa-advice please…

Problem/Goal: I left my disabled 89 year old grandma alone.

Context: I’m a 21 year old only child. My parents basically neglected me and left me with my grandmother when I was 14. Since then, I’ve been the one taking care of her while trying to finish school and build a life for myself.

The problem is that my grandmother has always been very controlling, critical, and manipulative. I’ve seen posts here about people cutting off toxic parents, and honestly, a lot of those stories remind me of my situation.

One example is when I introduced my boyfriend to her. Instead of being welcoming, she mocked him for being a street vendor. I was so embarrassed because I know how hardworking he is. He works honestly and does his best every day.

I do online selling and affiliate marketing and earn around ₱30,000 to ₱35,000 a month. I also pay the household bills. I never had a problem helping with her maintenance medicines, but she constantly demands more. She would interrupt my live selling sessions and tell me to cook and serve food whenever her friends came over to gamble at the house. She would even call my work "walang kwenta" and say it was useless.

This has been going on for years.

The final straw happened when my boyfriend and I cooked some meat from the fridge. I was the one who bought all the groceries, but she got angry and claimed everything in the fridge belonged to her and that we had no right to cook it.

That was when I finally snapped.

For context, she cannot really walk without assistance and uses a cane. I have been helping her with almost everything since I was 16. For the last seven years, I have felt like all she does is control me, criticize me, and treat me like an investment rather than a grandchild.

I am still in college and only have one year left before graduation. I have worked hard to support myself and continue my education. The truth is that I do not need her financially or practically. The only reason I stayed for so long was because I cared about her and knew she only had me.

Two weeks ago, after another argument, I told her I was tired of everything and left. We have not spoken since. She has not called, and I have not reached out either.

Huge part of me feels guilty because she is 89 years old and needs help. But another part of me feels like I have spent years sacrificing my own peace and happiness.

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u/HuntOpen4253 — 13 hours ago

Tama ba ginawa ko? Gulong gulo na ako…

I’m a 21 year old only child. My parents basically neglected me and left me with my grandmother when I was 14. Since then, I’ve been the one taking care of her while trying to finish school and build a life for myself.

The problem is that my grandmother has always been very controlling, critical, and manipulative. I’ve seen posts here about people cutting off toxic parents, and honestly, a lot of those stories remind me of my situation.

One example is when I introduced my boyfriend to her. Instead of being welcoming, she mocked him for being a street vendor. I was so embarrassed because I know how hardworking he is. He works honestly and does his best every day.

I do online selling and affiliate marketing and earn around ₱30,000 to ₱35,000 a month. I also pay the household bills. I never had a problem helping with her maintenance medicines, but she constantly demands more. She would interrupt my live selling sessions and tell me to cook and serve food whenever her friends came over to gamble at the house. She would even call my work "walang kwenta" and say it was useless.

This has been going on for years.

The final straw happened when my boyfriend and I cooked some meat from the fridge. I was the one who bought all the groceries, but she got angry and claimed everything in the fridge belonged to her and that we had no right to cook it.

That was when I finally snapped.

For context, she cannot really walk without assistance and uses a cane. I have been helping her with almost everything since I was 16. For the last seven years, I have felt like all she does is control me, criticize me, and treat me like an investment rather than a grandchild.

I am still in college and only have one year left before graduation. I have worked hard to support myself and continue my education. The truth is that I do not need her financially or practically. The only reason I stayed for so long was because I cared about her and knew she only had me.

Two weeks ago, after another argument, I told her I was tired of everything and left. We have not spoken since. She has not called, and I have not reached out either.

Part of me feels guilty because she is 89 years old and needs help. But another part of me feels like I have spent years sacrificing my own peace and happiness.

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u/HuntOpen4253 — 13 hours ago

ABYG for leaving my 89 year old Lola alone?

I’m a 21 year old only child. My parents basically neglected me and left me with my grandmother when I was 14. Since then, I’ve been the one taking care of her while trying to finish school and build a life for myself.

The problem is that my grandmother has always been very controlling, critical, and manipulative. I’ve seen posts here about people cutting off toxic parents, and honestly, a lot of those stories remind me of my situation.

One example is when I introduced my boyfriend to her. Instead of being welcoming, she mocked him for being a street vendor. I was so embarrassed because I know how hardworking he is. He works honestly and does his best every day.

I do online selling and affiliate marketing and earn around ₱30,000 to ₱35,000 a month. I also pay the household bills. I never had a problem helping with her maintenance medicines, but she constantly demands more. She would interrupt my live selling sessions and tell me to cook and serve food whenever her friends came over to gamble at the house. She would even call my work "walang kwenta" and say it was useless.

This has been going on for years.

The final straw happened when my boyfriend and I cooked some meat from the fridge. I was the one who bought all the groceries, but she got angry and claimed everything in the fridge belonged to her and that we had no right to cook it.

That was when I finally snapped.

For context, she cannot really walk without assistance and uses a cane. I have been helping her with almost everything since I was 16. For the last seven years, I have felt like all she does is control me, criticize me, and treat me like an investment rather than a grandchild.

I am still in college and only have one year left before graduation. I have worked hard to support myself and continue my education. The truth is that I do not need her financially or practically. The only reason I stayed for so long was because I cared about her and knew she only had me.

Two weeks ago, after another argument, I told her I was tired of everything and left. We have not spoken since. She has not called, and I have not reached out either.

Part of me feels guilty because she is 89 years old and needs help. But another part of me feels like I have spent years sacrificing my own peace and happiness.

So, ABYG for leaving my grandmother alone?

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u/HuntOpen4253 — 13 hours ago

Perfect para sa may trust issues. Di ka mahuhulog, iikot ka lang

Required siguro magsabi ng ‘WOOOOO!’ bago matulog?

u/HuntOpen4253 — 3 days ago

Bar of the night

We’re at Siargao rn, and we’re tired from all the trip we took to get here. We dont know if today (friday) would be the best day to party or saturday. Also, where is the bar of the night?

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u/HuntOpen4253 — 17 days ago

[TOMT] Traumatic animated movie that contained explicit content. Possibly Russian, early 2000s.

I watched this animated CGI movie as a kid (around 2005–2013, but could be older). It was on one of those pirated “multi-movie” DVDs, so I’m not sure of the exact origin.

What I remember:
• CGI animation (not 2D), kind of low-budget like Hoodwinked!
• There were chase scenes
• A circus or carnival setting at some point (tents / performers / traveling show vibe)
• A villain woman who looked very goth (thin, sharp features, kind of dark aesthetic)
• A male henchman who followed her
• I think they were villains and worked together
• The movie felt darker than normal kids’ fairy tale animations
• It might have been Russian or Eastern European
• I vaguely remember it being “weirdly adult” for an animated film

One specific memory I have is a scene that felt like it had explicit adult content, which is why I remember it being so strange for something that looked like a kids’ CGI fairy tale movie.
It had a similar vibe to Hoodwinked!, but darker and lower quality.

I know this is vague, but it was definitely part of those cheap 20-in-1 / 24-in-1 DVD collections
Does anyone know what this could be?

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u/HuntOpen4253 — 30 days ago
▲ 1 r/Helpmefindagame+2 crossposts

[PC][2000s-2010+] 2d click and point game

Help! me and my cousin are kind of obsessed trying to find this old PC game 😭

this is what we remember:

• click/point-and-click mystery (solve a case / investigation vibe)
• flat 2D cartoon style, no realistic graphic like Elroy: hits the pavement.
• What we loved about this was it’s not pixelated.
• The colors feel the same with Pajama Sam.
• Gameplay feels a bit like mystery of time and space.
• Im not sure but it felt like level 1 dark-ish game kids were not suppose to play.
• human male main character (maybe wearing red?) has friends.
• very underrated / hard to find online.
• this was pre-installed when our computer guy rebooted our old pc.
• room-to-room gameplay (maybe no open walking, more like screens)
• I remember clicking a wire and it got cut in one puzzle.
• It is interactive
• could be part of a series
• lights could be turned on/off in some rooms
• there were office supplies in one mission
• office/school/lab type environments
• eerie detective-style soundtrack (felt scary as a kid)
• flat colors but has of green/purple tones
• ending felt like night time / darker mood shift

I think I saw a post of someone trying to find the exact game just 20hrs ago T-T

we’re starting to think it might be super obscure or even lost media 😭 please help if this rings ANY bell 🙏

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u/HuntOpen4253 — 1 month ago