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My brother destroyed his own gaming system and tried to blame me my mom demanded I pay for it so I exposed him and my mom online to everyone.
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Image is representative only and does not depict the actual subjects of the story.
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Image is representative only and does not depict the actual subjects of the story.
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The family group chat flips in record time once the evidence hits the timeline. The same relatives who were ready to chip in for a replacement now backpedal and leave mom and her liar-in-chief to stew in their own mess.
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There’s something uniquely satisfying about watching the plot twist play out for once in your favor. Mom’s social media rant disappears without comment, the echo chamber clears, and cousins start compiling their own greatest hits from the sibling blame game archive. No more paying for brother’s hobbies and definitely no more getting thrown under the family bus. In the end, nothing tastes quite as sweet as a family scandal with actual receipts.
20-year-old golden child brother smashes his own gaming console and tries to blame his 22-year-old sister, not knowing she’s been out of state for days: ‘I’ve always been a scapegoat for everything… I decided to set my brother straight once and for all’
Being the oldest sibling is a full-time job, especially when the youngest gets a promotion to golden child without ever clocking in. This family/s lore goes like this: brother smashes his own game console in a fit of digital rage, invents a story where you materialize out of nowhere just to destroy his stuff, and mom laps it right up before even checking the facts. Bonus points for the melodrama, she threatens to call the cops unless you cough up repayment, then delivers the hot take on Facebook so extended family can join in with their pitchforks.
Turns out, the scapegoat label comes off easier when receipts are involved. Not only were you out of state with your boyfriend's family, dad's guitar solo on video accidentally catches the exact moment brother goes berserk, completely ruining his story.
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