21-year-old steals her 18-year-old step-brother's car after he refuses to let her drive it to her friend's birthday party: 'He got his spare keys, took an Uber to the location, got in the car and drove it home.'

The earlier you learn that life isn't fair, the better off you'll be. It can be incredibly emotionally difficult to see people in your family getting treated differently from you. Or better yet, seeing family members getting treated the same as you, but getting better results because of circumstances out of both of your control. It's just not fair! But unfortunately, life is not, nor has it ever been, fair. The only thing you can control is your actions, and if you make the right choices enough times, you will be in a much better place in life than if you merely accept the station you were born into. 

Life being unfair doesn't mean you can do anything you want. You might see stealing money you feel entitled to as "righting a wrong," but it is nothing of the sort. Stealing and lying are still wrong, even if you can succinctly justify why you did them.

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