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AITA for refusing to help pay for my little brother's tuition after years of being excluded from gifts and holidays?
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It's absolutely wild how her entire family feels entitled to her money – not just her parents. There isn't really any reason for her to not cut out every person she shares a surname with ASAP.
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This is a little petty, and I'm not sure that it would be that satisfying because it's just opening the door for more messages from entitled family members. However, it does seem like a good idea on paper to put a mirror right up to their faces and antics.
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Hardworking 27-year-old daughter expected to fund brother's education after she lands well-paying corporate job, she refuses due to a childhood full of neglect: "My family always called me ungrateful"
Landing a cushy corporate job can feel like a breath of fresh air when you've been working service jobs for much of your adult life. Sure, the 9-5 life is nowhere near perfect and comes with its own set of challenges and things to complain about, but being paid a salary, having vacation days built into your contract, and having health insurance certainly beat any hourly jobs that involve any sort of customer service and minimal employment benefits. While most entry-level corporate jobs don't offer life-changing money, the stability wrought by the lifestyle can put a noticable new pep in your step.
In our story today, our protagonist lands a corporate job that allows her to live independently and start saving some money. Her parents see her new lifestyle and extra cash as a means to fund their son's education While asking that sort of thing of anyone is pretty entitled, the situation is made even worse given their neglectful treatment of her in the wake of her siblings.
