'Try and wear earbuds like normal people': Brother tells sister to let his kids 'express themselves,' tattles to their parents

Remy Millisky • Writer and Editor

Feb 21, 2023 5:00 PM EST

It's always awkward to try and parent someone else's kid, but this woman thinks she did the right thing by asking her brother to make his kids behave.

U/C_E_Ki wrote to the r/AmItheA***** subreddit with an important question regarding her family. She writes that she and her GF hosted her brother, his wife, and their two young kids, both under age 5. The OP writes that she was never crazy about the idea, as she and her brother never seem to get along that well when they hang out. But after the brother insisted, the OP agreed.

She then writes that her niece and nephew were being super riled up from the moment they arrived, but she was hesitant to tell them anything for fear of her brother getting angry. The OP's GF was unable to sleep with all the noise. But when OP confronted her brother, she thought he acted rudely. She wasn't sure who was in the wrong, and commenters assured her that her bro was actually being super rude.

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