What is the most unfair thing that ever happened to you?

In 5th grade, my teacher accused me of cheating on a math test because I got a 100% and she said I 'didn't seem like the type of student' to get a perfect score. She made me retake a harder version of the test alone at her desk during recess. I got a 100% on that one too. She never apologized. It's been 20 years and I'm honestly still salty about it.

I gave everything to love but I only got in return is hate

My innocence was taken away from me through SA.

I am a first born daughter I give me all, give my younger siblings all the love and attention I didn’t get from my parents growing up. I take all the blame from my parents, I am always on the wrong and never do anything right in their eyes. I hope this changes some day

My nan passed when I was young and because I was young my parents didn't get to see her like at all before she passed I never got to tell her much I loved her before she passed My parents tell me no child should have to see the state she was in and I honestly don't care i didnt get to say goodbye to her

There have been a lot but I think losing my inheritance from my Grandma on my mom's side was the worst.   I'd always been promised I'd inherit my grandparents' property, for most of my life. Everyone in the family knew. I'd put years of my own blood, sweat, and tears into that place, as well as my life savings when my grandparents needed help. I even acted as my grandparents' live-in caregiver for the last two years of her life.   When my grandma passed away, my step-grandpa's side of the family swooped in like vultures and took everything. He had dementia so he just went along with it. I got absolutely nothing other than getting told, by them, to get out. That was my inheritance. Having to rebuild my entire life from nothing.

When i was going to bet 200 on manchester for Manchester united vs arsenal but couldn't because paypal wouldnt let me add money. I would've got 2.5k if It let me add money

I was born wealthy, lots of people close to me have deliberately hurt me & stolen my inheritance, They’ve siphoned my energy put me in poverty so they could be rich n successful!

I complained to the assistant dean about a professor who had been absent most of the semester, and she told me that if I continue raising this issue "[I] can forget about alma mater". That was the month of my graduation. I had completely lost respect for the school at that moment. I'm disgusted by it to this day. Context: this assistant dean had ambitions to be the next dean and needed faculty votes.

I was dismissed for something I had not done. I could see they were convinced it was me. I negotiated a good deal I found out 2 years later who had done what I was accused of. Life moves on, in the long term I don't think it was a bad thing.

The most unfair thing for me was the doctors' messing up and not catching that I was in preterm labour and sending me home. My water broke and my eldest was born at 22 weeks and the hospital refused to do anything to help my daughter when she was born alive and struggling to breath. They just wiped her up a little wrapped her up in a blanket and she died in my arms about 40 minutes later. She would have been 19 next week.