36-year-old gamer brother argues he shouldn't have to pay rent while living with his 34-year-old sister and husband after he has already been kicked out of various other family members' homes: 'I practically laughed at him and told him absolutely not'

While we might talk a lot about something living "rent-free in our head," the last thing you want is someone living rent-free in your home, especially when that person has proven to be an unreliable and even destructive house guest. Sure, we all did with our parents for a number of years, but at some point, we had to cut that cord and strike out on our own. But when your 36-year-old brother wants to move into your place and live there rent-free, it's almost like something out of a sitcom or mid-2000s comedy blockbuster, especially when that brother has a proven habit of not taking care of the places where he is staying.

I probably wouldn't let him set foot over the threshold to my home once he had proven to be a dishonest and destructive guest to two family members homes, so we wouldn't have even been reaching a point where there was a conversation to be had about him paying rent—he wouldn't have been there in the first place. But this sister found herself in a predicament when she allowed her brother to move in with her after he had been kicked out of both their parent's and aunt's homes.

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