Almost 40-year-old son and his pregnant wife move back into family home, start demanding teenage sister, Nora's, space and car, so their father threatens to kick them out over entitlement: 'They told me to solve the problem, so I will'

Daddy's girl or not, this dad has every right to defend his teenage daughter when his 'pinching pennies' son, to put it politely, moves back in with his parents, bringing along his son and pregnant wife, after attempting to rearrange his younger sister's life to benefit them. 

The teenage daughter has a car; they need it. She plays the violin; the noise needs to stop. She has her own bathroom; their son needs it. She buys her own non-vegan snacks; it's theirs now. BASICALLY, she breathes air…they want it all for themselves. This entitled 38-year-old son thinks it's his right to move back home and completely, unapologetically take over the space, expecting his whole family to just take a key, lock their mouths, and throw the key away (if he doesn't do it for them first).

Just because he can't make a life for himself doesn't mean he gets to disrupt the lives of others. After trying to convince his dad to insist on making his sister give up on her personal space, hobbies, and treats…because they need the extra room, can't deal with the noise, and crave her foods, he rightfully refuses… if they don't like how things work under his roof, they can find one of their own. 

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