AITA for despising my mentally handicap sister?

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0:00 - 5:03 AITA for despising my mentally handicap sister?
5:03 - 8:05 AITA for telling my wife the lock on my daughter's door does not get removed till my brother in law and his daughters are out of the house?
8:05 - 12:58 AITA for walking out of the Airport when I saw my husband's mom standing there with her luggage?

[@RedditLoreStory]

0:00 - 5:03 AITA for despising my mentally handicap sister? 5:03 - 8:05 AITA for telling my wife the lock on my daughter's door does not get removed till my brother in law and his daughters are out of the house? 8:05 - 12:58 AITA for walking out of the Airport when I saw my husband's mom standing there with her luggage?

[@JackieSkellington]

"You were put here to be her caretaker!" What? Op there first...I don't think family should be caretakers, ever

[@carolcarol9982]

Damn, OP in the last story should file for divorce, and name her MIL as the co-respondent.

[@ABtheButterfly]

by not getting the sister a PROFESSIONAL caretaker is greatly harmful to her if she got the help she needed her meltdowns wouldn't be so severe having their oldest take care of her is parentification. years of resentment could have been avoided if the parents weren't so selfish all the blame is on the parents and it sounds like the sister needs medication and I'm not sure if she got it because the parents refused to get professional help

[@rebekahjimenez2808]

OP shouldn't be angry at his/her sister. It's the parents' fault. I have a special needs child and, while I obviously need help and she does absorb a lot of time and energy, I make sure my other kids get time and attention, as well as time for themselves. Also, 100% NTA.

[@ricksanchez7540]

OP has every right to feel how they do towards their sister.

[@rebekahjimenez2808]

@@ricksanchez7540 it's not the sister's fault. Her needs are being neglected just as much as OP's.

[@fibanocci314]

@rebekahjimenez2808 OP is a child and feelings are not always rational. Understanding that the parents are the true problem is something that will take time.

[@rebekahjimenez2808]

@@fibanocci314 I fully agree with that. However, understanding things like that takes someone pointing it out. That's all I was doing. It's sad that both of these children are being so neglected by these sorry "parents."

[@ABtheButterfly]

bowering requires consent hey cousin can I bower your blouse today? and they break her stuff yeah the dad is good the brother in law and cousins are jerks

[@icesword77]

Got to love how there is no link to the original reddit story.

[@ricksanchez7540]

Womp womp

[@RedditLoreStory]

If you search by the title, you will find the story on reddit, I don't really wanna risk any problems with youtube.

[@MrHunterWolf.]

are you using an AI? if so then get the pronounciations right, if not then get the pronounciations right

[@RedditLoreStory]

Can you point the moments are you talking about?

[@fibanocci314]

@RedditLoreStory Like for example in the second story when you're listing the things the cousins took from Zoe's room nearly all of them were mispronounced. And that's just one example.

[@fibanocci314]

@RedditLoreStory Also every time the word "a-hole" comes up, ironically

[@RedditLoreStory]

Okay, somehow I didn't noticed that when editing, but I will look for that from now

[@RedditLoreStory]

the "a-hole" it's the only way I have for now to avoid saying the word, I don't want to add a beep sound effect

[@youneedmorerupees]

Not the right video

[@RedditLoreStory]

I think you are here from the short, check second or third part of the video, I have 3 stories in the same video