'I... told him that he needs to get over high school': Smug dude stuck on high school stereotypes gets rude awakening from sibling

Remy Millisky • Writer and Editor

Feb 10, 2023 3:00 PM EST

For some people, high school never ends. That's definitely the case with Geoffrey, whose sibling is concerned about the way he's been treating everybody around him.

As the u/aitaGeoffreyEmma wrote to the r/AmItheA****** subreddit, their brother didn't have a great experience in high school. Even a decade later, he's still making fun of people's appearances and projecting where he thinks they'll be in their career. It sounds toxic and unbearably cringy to witness! This concerned sibling ended up having a talk with Geoffrey after he finally went after the writer's daughter. As a young teenager, the writer realized she's susceptible to Geoffrey's toxic ideologies. So, they asked if they were the a****** for limiting contact with their brother.

In the comments, people nearly unanimously agreed that for the safety of their daughter, this writer definitely did the right thing. Others talked about how they were treated badly in high school, and what it took for them to move on and avoid dwelling on it. You only have one life, why spend all of it pretending you're back in your petty high school days?

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