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When I Was 12, My Parents Told Me To 'Man Up' And Find My Own Ride... - Best Reddit Stories When I Was 12, My Parents Told Me To 'Man Up' And Find My Own Ride Home — Then Left Me At A Gas Station 80 Miles Away. I Slept Behind A Dumpster That Night. I Never Spoke To Them Again… Until Last Week, When I Got A Wedding Invite From My Brother — With A Note From Them Inside. When I was twelve, my parents left me at a gas station 80 miles from home and never looked back. I slept behind a dumpster that night, thinking they’d return. They never did. I vanished from their lives without a trace — until nearly two decades later, when I got an unexpected wedding invitation from my brother… with a note from them inside. What followed was a quiet, calculated revenge — not loud, not messy, but the kind that leaves permanent cracks in the perfect image they tried so hard to preserve. This is a story about abandonment, survival, and finally being heard. A family tried to erase me. But I came back — not to be welcomed, but to remind them I still exist. And this time, I was the one holding the pen.