‘She flipped out screaming’: Sneaky sister shows up unannounced to sibling’s property, demands taking cat she abandoned years ago, and mail that’s been tossed after sitting for months

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  • "When my entitled sister snuck back onto the family property"

    "We kept screeching at each other through the gate"
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  • This was the incident where I finally let my sister have it like never before. I got a random knock at my door, and it was my sister that I've been NC with for a while now. My parents previously acted like she had no car to come out with, let alone have the guts. Boy were they wrong! I was
  • shocked to see her, but kept my cool at first. She wanted her mail from us. We had that mail sitting around for months, and eventually it got thrown away. I told my sister I'd go over to our parents' house and look for any she might have. And right as I
  • started walking, she asked if I still have her cat, and if she could have him back. I told her I do have the cat, and I'm not giving him back. That's when she went off on me. I held my arm up, and told her I wasn't doing this right now. And as I turned around to
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  • look back, I saw that cat freaking running away from her. That cat likes just about everybody, and he was off like a shot because she was there. He did NOT want to go with her! He knew exactly what kind of place she'd take him to.
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  • My sister angrily got back in her car and started saying terrible things about me as I was trying to walk away. That's when I lost it and yelled at her to leave. She acted like she didn't hear me, so I just pointed to the road, and she
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  • flipped out screaming "YOU WANT ME TO LEAVE!?". I yelled back at her again to get out, and she started driving away while yelling that she's lost everybody here, I'm a bad brother, etc. She gets outside the gate, then stops and starts backing up. So I closed
  • the gate before she could get back in. She starts flipping out again, and screaming "I hope mom was worth it to you!", because she tries to make our mother at fault for everything. Then she said she'd report me for keeping her cat. Which I doubt
  • she'd do, because she's a dg act that doesn't want cops snooping around. I yelled at her that when she really lost me, was when she told me our mother was going to di for crossing her! And then I called her out for not
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  • buying winter clothes for her kids. She claimed that was after her ex got custody of them. But no, it was before that! Her youngest son came to me in 39 degrees with nothing but a t-shirt and shorts! He didn't even own a
  • coat! I spent $200 on clothes for her kids from the thrift stores! And she still owes me $800 for unpaid power bills and a couple of small loans! She made a really confused face when I yelled that to her, because she likely forgot. But quickly went back to yelling.
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  • We kept screeching at each other through the gate, and she kept talking about how I chose mom over her. So I brought up her biological father, who wasn't there for basically her entire childhood. My sister spent most
  • of her childhood saying he'd come for her. But he never did. She put the idea of this man on a pedestal for her whole life. But she had to go looking for him when she was in her 30s! He never paid child support, cheated
  • on our mother, became a di act and then went to prison, and then ran off to Arizona after getting out of prison. The guy saw her one last time when my sister was two years old, and then nothing for 30 years. She yelled
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  • her father is a good guy. I yelled back her father is a sh ! Then I called her a narcissist who just blames others, and she needs a villain in her life just to function. And then by some miracle, our parents showed up in their car.
  • Our mother tried to sooth her, and I walked away for a couple minutes. And during that time, the cat I'd saved from my sister appeared and was following me extra closely while meowing. He does not usually do that. He was clearly very stressed. I picked him
  • up and put him in my house. Then I went back to see if our mother had calmed my sister down. But she was still losing her mind and saying cr p about me. I ended up yelling at her some
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  • more through the gate. And after I walked away a second time, my mother told me my sister called me a "F drove away. right before she
  • I was furious. But unloading on her like that was sooo cathartic! She made me miserable for nearly my entire life! I immediately got the cat booked at the vet to be chipped that Monday, and now he's registered in my name. So, if
  • my sister steals him back, I can call the police on her. And I won't hesitate to do that. Also, I wish I'd remembered to call her out on how I know she's a cheater. She still thinks I don't know. She had at least 3 affairs. One of which
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  • was with one of our biological cousins. She's a really fed up person. And she's currently blaming it all on her de d boyfriend that unalived himself by ramming his car into a tree after she broke up with him. The guy cheated on her with another woman in her own bed. That
  • woman apparently somehow passed away too not long later. My sister claimed that guy's cheating was why she didn't want to come home before she was evicted. No, she was out drinking, getting high, and probably sleeping around. She was barely
  • home two nights a week, barely fed her kids, and didn't even buy them winter clothes! My parents and I stepped up and took care of them in her stead until their dad took them away at the beginning Christmas break and transferred them to new schools. Then he
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  • took my sister back to court to finally finalize their divorce and get primary custody. That's just a few of the reasons why we evicted my sister. She is a terrible person, and pretty much a lost cause at this point.
  • Margali sounds better off without her.
  • Zubiila It must have been exhausting to deal with all of this. I think you're all better off staying no contact with her. Good thing you saved the cat. I feel sorry for her kids to have had to go through all this.
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