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A woman describes how her mother forced her to live on the street because she had an affair with her mother’s second husband.

She claims that after having an affair with her mother’s second husband, who also happens to be a preacher, she was kicked out of the house by her mother.

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The pastor, who also happens to be my stepdad, was smashed. I was introduced to the church Youth League once my step siblings learned of it, and everyone was informed. I’ve been living with my lover since my mum kicked me out. never returned to church.

I was never loved by my mum. Except for me, she cared about everyone else. She wouldn’t even buy a box of pads for me; she would buy things for my brothers. OMW, the b***h detested me.

So, in order to obtain what I want, I used her and my stepfather’s marital and sexual issues. My mother worked in retail, and my stepfather was merely a pastor. I therefore cleaned in short skirts and crop tops while she was at work. It took him some time, but he eventually caved in.

Although I knew that was incorrect, it was enjoyable to be mistaken. He gave me cash so I could buy clothes. bought a Samsung for me. Nails. paid for sneakers and school excursions. I was so appreciative of him that I occasionally gave him AM rounds.

The only error I made was telling my ex-church friend about everything. Everyone knew because she told someone. The subject was extensive. My stepfather nearly lost his job. Mom felt ashamed. He denied it and said I was possessed by demons. I was then expelled from the Church for bringing reproach upon it. My mother ejected me. “Akere o mosadi o ae ketsang mosadi kamohare ha ntlo ya mosadi o mong,” were her final words. Tomayi pona

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