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AITA for not wanting to come home next year because of my sister’s behaviour?
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Some people treat attention like oxygen and walk around with their own personal smoke alarm. Any kindness shown to someone else triggers a full evacuation. The irony is brutal. The sister with a job, a loan, and a spine damaged by life is somehow the pampered one, while the sister with a chauffeur, a boyfriend on campus duty, and a hostage situation involving the family safe is the oppressed underdog in her own narrative.
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There is a funny kind of freedom in realizing that love for parents does not require annual exposure therapy. A plane ticket is not a moral contract. Home can be a timezone, not a war zone. In the end, some trips are for rest, some are for sightseeing, and some are just for confirming that the new apartment cannot be ready soon enough.
‘Her behavior has gotten out of control. She yells at my mom for cooking my favorite meals’: Younger sister spirals over attention and money delusions, while her 29-year-old sister visits home on medical leave to recover
One exhausted 29-year-old trying to heal, two parents doing logistical math, and one 25-year-old staging a one-woman coup over sugar jars and imagined conspiracies. Family holidays really do shine a light on who grew up and who just grew taller. Nothing says seasonal joy like returning home on crutches and realizing the biggest injury in the house is someone else's ego.
The spotlight depraved sister treats basic affection like stolen property. And that's why all it takes is Mom pointing at the sugar and suddenly it is an emotional affair, or Mom making someone else's favorite meal, and apparently, that is treason. It is less a household and more a live-in paranoia festival with catered drama.
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