14-year-old brother constantly takes money his sister's been saving for college without permission, Parents’ favoritism makes them refuse to pay her back: 'They say I should be hiding my stuff better'

When we're younger, we are constantly reminded that sharing is caring. As boldly written within the Siblings' Code of Conduct.

However, we were unaware that sharing meant our siblings would sneak into our rooms, take money out of our wallets without permission, and not speak a word of it until they were questioned months later…

Wait…it gets better. Now, picture this: You have informed your parents of your sibling's devious tendencies (keep in mind, they are a teenager, so age is not an excuse), and instead of punishing them, they simply tell you to find better hiding spots for your things. Surely not?

Whether 7 or 17 years old, children should be taught right from wrong, for example: stealing cash from my older sister every few weeks = wrong!

If actions don't have consequences, the next episode of Breaking Bad could be based on your son or daughter, all because you never made them pay back that 20$ they stole from their big sister, Ally's wallet at 14?

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