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Date: October 24, 2022
I’ve had this happen to me. The exhaustion you feel after hanging out with them can be so intense… it’s draining. She likely isn’t even aware she’s doing it; some people feel like they connect by talking about themselves, unfortunately. They aren’t empathic (which you are, likely) and you should probably mention it as politely as possible. If they get upset, it just proves your point further. If so, not worth pursuing as a friendship any longer, unfortunately.
You definitely have a point, I grew up basically parenting my siblings and it’s sometimes very hot to remember that I’m still young and have a lot of life ahead of me ?
I have some of these issues. I think some things need to be accommodated such as her laundry, I online out of four laundry baskets. One is dirty and the rest are clean and I only put my under things away and hang up a few things on wall hooks. That’s my system, my husband has a different one, I just put his clean clothes on his side of the bed after I do laundry and I don’t care after that. I also keep a decent sized trash can next to my nightstand so things don’t pile up. But those are my private spaces and my private things. The rest of the house is shared space, so not picking up dishes, making it difficult to get through the garage, is inconsiderate, and not doing dishes or laundry, those are shared tasks to keep the household running. You say she’s not depressed, but does she have some form of anxiety? Anxiety is exhausting, can cause you to check out of things that feel burdensome, can make everyday things feel emotionally overwhelming, especially if they’ve been contentious in the past. Having them brought up over and over can shut the person down instead of inspiring action. Or maybe if she’s that tired all the time there’s something medically wrong? Sleep apnea, lack of vitamin D, ovarian cysts? I would start with concern for her well being, try to convince her to get some basic blood work done to see why she might be so tired. Then counseling, her alone and jointly, and if you can afford it hire a housekeeper to come in every other week and take the some of the pressure off of both of you.
This is more that just being an asshole. Your boyfriend is a horrible human being, he is a POS, what he is doing in not okay and you should absolutely break up with him it's not ypur responsability to teach someone with the emotional intelligence of a rock that bullying someone who suffered an eating disorder is extremely dangerous and abusive, probably he already knows the posible consequences of his actions, but he would rather keep hurting you even if you relapse. There is no way of fixing this, you deserve better and he deserves something i would rather keep to myself instead of getting banned
And you are good enough! He is just so miserable and stuck in his ways that he wants to drag you down with him.
Legally, yes.
However,
*Since younger people are still evolving, they're typically less mature emotionally. They may not have the same life experience as you and may not be as wise when it comes to making decisions*
No, holding back would not be the right thing to do and No you would not be a bad person.
He's your ex. He has no claim or standing to you, and you shouldn't make romantic choices based on what your ex may or may not feel.
None of this sounds real at all
You are a wonderful, responsible person, so sorry to hear about your father. Your brother sounds like an a-hole.
Sounds like he lacks the normal fear of consequences for one’s actions. He is not going to change or appreciate you by talking or arguing. He will only get it when bad things happen to him.
The friend is not your responsibility and is causing problems, so tell him he has to leave. If your brother doesn’t like it he can move out too, but he won’t. And if he ever matures, he will understand why you did it. You are trying to do the best for your family, and the friend is a very disruptive influence.
And by doing this, your brother will realize you mean business. I think you still need to provide a place for your brother to live! until he is of age, but you don’t have to spend extra on him like for college again.
Btw- this assumes you are the custodian and executor of inherited money of which bro has a claim to part. If this is your hard-earned money, then you can just stop paying his bills until he starts cooperating and acting respectful – which may never happen.
Sounds like he needs his father to put his foot down and set some limits, but without him you may have to fill that role for him.
Of course your cousins are going to say keep trying. They are not in your situation, and have nothing to lose by acting nice. Ask them if he can move in with them instead. This will show their lack of commitment to their position.
Really sorry again about your dad, you are doing the right thing, and can keep your head high.
Whatever you do, try to take good care of the younger bro.
I don't understand why you would be down voted for that comment. I agree and make a similar one.
I call bullshit on this whole story, at this point you're just copying & pasting the world's most outdated tropes about race. Stop making shit up to get a reaction out of people.