My spoiled sister took over my house while i was on vacation and now she thinks she owns it. #reddit

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[jonchampion]

Better not drop those charges, see if you can get your parents charged as co-conspirators.

[kooklockklan]

If my parents made me homeless to spoil their favorite child, then tried to steal my house, I’ll press charges to the full letter of the law.

[animoogeek]

Don't drop the charges she's gotta learn

[Abby_Normal_]

I wonder if OP got his and his wife's possessions back. Definately charge the sister and parents if possible. They will keep trying this like this until they are stopped.

[jedimasters]

Press charges. She's never going to learn if she's never dealing with consequences. Press charges against the parents for aiding and abetting a criminal act.

[myxchyyuna]

Do not drop those charges make sure they stick

[KRT]

This is the epitome of gentle parenting

[pootis]

If I was alone gonna cook me some scrambled eggs learned how to cook em

[GunSlinger]

Don't drop the charges. If you do she'll never learn. And will go through life thinking she can just take what she wants when she wants.

[cuentosdereddit-nu]

OK, never thought I would be the person, but I found the video

[Rulicity]

im so scared, i fell into the ai story void

[horsebackrider]

OK, never thought I would be the person, but I found the video


Basically he is in homeless houses for a while gets a steady job and meets a girl they marry and buy a house while they’re on vacation. They come back to find that the locks of changed on the house and someone is inside. Obviously they called the police and it turns out it’s his sister, and her parents said it was fine and that since he is rich, he should just let her live there. Now he’s bringing her to court.

[Wolfie]

I can understand to some extent why parents try to baby their child with disabilities, sometimes it’s because they can’t handle the constant tantrums or because they care way too much to say no because “their angel is disabled”. But this is a horrible way of parenting someone with mental issues. It makes it harder for them to live a normal life and make them entitled and unable to handle no. This could end up ruining their life as when they go out to the real world they are pretty much an child trap in an adult body and the moment someone tries to say no to them they’ll break down. Please parents, discipline you kids, regardless if they are disabled or not, teach them rather then letting them get away with everything and feeling privilege.

[Dejavudiable]

The fk? teach her that that world doesn't work like that make sure she regrets it

[Dogofwar]

This reminds me of the story of do it for Dan kinda