Slovenly 25-year-old moves in with sister, eats her husband's meal prep and blasts music, wife wants to let him stay: 'You have a bigger problem'

It's always tough to live with a family member. You most likely did it when you were young and then moved out for a reason. It's so much easier to maintain a healthy relationship when you don't also have to share a bathroom or a kitchen with them. But anyone living in close quarters knows how much your roommates can get under your skin, even when they're not doing anything wrong. You get to witness close-ups of their little habits, quirks, and shortcomings, and they can grind your gears no matter how respectful they are. So of course, when they go so far as to have disrespectful tendencies, it's even worse. 

A bad roommate completely ruin your life if you let it. Doubly so if it's your family. That's why one woman's husband was so upset when she allowed her younger brother to move in with them while he saved up money. Read on for the details. 

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