Woman teaches sister-in-law the ‘concept of personal property’ the hard way: ‘Next morning, she’s blotchy, orange tinted, and low key panicking in the mirror.'

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Elna McHilderson • Managing Editor
Jun 17, 2025 2:00 PM EDT

When it comes to family, siblings more specifically, the relationship is one of a kind. On one hand, you would do anything for your brother/sister/bestie. And yet, on the other hand, if you see them wearing your shirt or borrowing your charger without asking, it is all out WAR. Like, I'd stop a bullet for you, but if you touch my stuff one more time without asking, I will pull your hair out. It sounds toxic, but if you think that, you must be an only child… This can happen with any siblings, your brother, sister, brother-in-law, sister-in-law, close cousin, best bestie ever—anyone who feels like a sibling is your sibling and no one will drive you more crazy than your sibling. 

 

Take, for example, this sister-in-law who thought it was okay to use her fellow sister-in-law's expensive skincare products without asking. Oh, babygirl, no… 

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  • The woman promptly switched around the labels of her products and trapped her into using a prescription strength cream that totally ruined her sister-in-law's skin. You should of asked, girlie… 

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  • My sister in law was staying with us for a bit and decided my bathroom was her personal Sephora. Every morning, I'd notice my skincare products getting
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  • lighter, but she'd always deny using them like I'm blind and dumb. So I swapped out the label on a nearly serum bottle with a similar looking one I use for my keratosis,
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  • super strong, smells fine, burns like h I if misused. Next morning, she's blotchy, orange tinted, and low key panicking in the mirror. I hit her with
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  • the innocent "oh no, did you try something new?" she said "what? No! I mean... I might've used that a little bottle, but I thought it was like... for everyone?" *nervous
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  • laugh, and "ohh... yeah no. That's prescription. Definitely not a for everyone kinda thing. Maybe next time just ask?" | says. Then I walked
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  • out and let her sit with that. After that, she never touched my stuff again and suddenly respects the concept of personal property.
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  • The Void_Reaver God, I hate people who make you feel like you have to lock sh up in your own home ' Like, no b I don't have a combination safe in every room that I open every morning to protect the sh I use in my own home. If you want me to do that you'll get locked rooms and you get to ask to use the bathroom like you're a toddler in preschool.
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  • JenlsSalty My husband and I used to go on holidays with my parents. One morning before we went out for the day, my husband saw a tube on the table and thinking that it was sunscreen he grabbed it.
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  • "My mum asked do you know what that is?" "Yes Lorna" my husband said condescendingly. So my mum let him slather it on his face and arms.
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  • Over the course of the day, my husband got more and more orange as the bronzer developed, he couldn't figure out why we kept laughing at him. It was hilarious.
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  • thatgirlwiththathi... One time I was traveling with a friend and her family along with her 15 year old sister. The 3 of us were sharing a bathroom and left my toiletry bag on the counter along with theirs. I
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  • noticed when I went to brush my teeth and do my skincare the first night that things were rearranged from how I had them so I asked if anyone borrowed anything and they both denied going into my bag. In
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  • the morning my friend's little sister's face was obviously irritated and we asked if she was okay, she kept telling us she was fine. A few days into the trip her skin was red and flaky and she was so upset about it she was crying and started
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  • blaming me. Apparently she saw people using tretinoin on TikTok and wanted to try mine. This girl was using her benzoyl peroxide face wash and then putting MY 0.1% Rx tretinoin on WET SKIN and then using her regular thick moisturizer on top.
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  • And she wasn't wearing sunscreen. She told me to fix it and I told her not to take things that aren't hers, especially if it's someone else's prescription.
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  • Thankfully her parents weren't upset with me since she took it without asking. I recommended they talk to a dermatologist since I had. never f ed up my skin like that before.
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