I Saved For Years To Buy My House, But My Family Insists I Give It To My Indebted Sister Because...

A story about entitled parents on Reddit: OP and his wife recently bought their grandparents' house, but his sister falsely claimed they had agreed to rent it to her family until they could buy it. After OP confronted her and their parents about the lie, the situation escalated, with his sister becoming increasingly hostile.
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[amorypanchak]

I can’t believe how many people are siding with your sister. Crazy! Your hard work deserves respect.

[AmitieAlderman]

As a middle child myself, I can tell you that your sister is definitely the ‘golden child’ in your parents' eyes. They’ll side with her no matter what.

[CindieBardsley]

Your house, your rules. Period. Also, kudos to your wife for standing up to your sister. She’s a keeper!

[JessieMosse]

I’m here for the renovation updates! Hidden rooms? 70s decor? This could be a whole Netflix series.

[beatriceiowa]

Love how your wife handled it. Total queen!

[mendesmakani]

The fact that the house has so many memories makes it even more special for you. Don’t let anyone take that away!

[BarbaraMaryy]

It’s baffling that your parents reacted the way they did. Instead of supporting you, they’ve tried to guilt you into giving up what you’ve worked so hard for. They should be proud of you.

[Mervynle]

No matter what happens, keep your heads high and enjoy your home! You deserve it!

[AndreaCosima]

The entitlement here is on another level. Blocking her seems like the only reasonable move after everything she’s done.

[ellenitd]

It’s so sad when family can’t see the hard work behind success. Hang in there!

[garyrowanne]

So glad you’re not backing down. Family doesn’t get to dictate your life!

[nomasmsz]

She’s playing the kid card HARD. Total manipulation move.

[RonaldTony]

The worst part of this whole situation isn’t even your sister’s behavior—it’s how quickly your parents and extended family jumped on her side without hearing you out.

[MartyXavier]

Your sister is delusional. Good on you for standing your ground. It’s your house, not her entitlement palace.

[MinervaJacquelineqa]

It’s unbelievable that anyone could think they’re entitled to someone else’s property like that. Your sister really needs to understand how the real world works.

[LaniRoberts-dm]

You did everything right! Save up, get your dream house. Your sister needs a reality check.

[SakuraHakui]

There’s a life lesson in here about entitlement and hard work. Your sister’s got a lot to learn.

[ToinetteRodrigues]

This is a perfect example of why financial boundaries are so important. People will walk all over you if you let them.

[KiyuuMochizuki]

When family acts like this, they stop being family. Take care of your chosen family—your wife and in-laws seem solid.

[BazziGlyne]

The audacity of some people is unreal. She really thought she could guilt-trip you into handing over a HOUSE? Wow.