Entitled Mum tells me my 14-year-old sister was asking to be harassed, gets roundly embarrassed.

So, I am 16, almost 17, and my sister is 14.

We were raised by a single dad who is ex-military and firmly believes if someone starts a fight with you, then you should end it.

I attend a pretty swanky boarding school in the UK, and there's

plenty of entitled mums and entitled kids running around. But they're the sort of rich and don't

realize they're a bit dense sort of people. I'm going to have to try and work out which boarding

school this is. Wish me luck. Me and my sister are in separate boarding houses, but see each other

most days. I love my sister

and often feel the need to stick up for her. In the boarding house next to mine, there is an

entitled kid who is 17 and is a very unpleasant young lad. He's not particularly bright as a student,

but he's in the first team for rugby and is generally quite athletic. He's been known to be a bully

for a while now, but he also seems to have a darker side, and many girls have accused him of making

creepy comments and openly threatening them. Around the start of October, our drama class began

to do casting for high school musical. Now my sister is absolutely obsessed with it for some reason. So me being the

good brother and one of the favorite drama students, I literally take it as a scholarship, I managed to

get her a role as a backup dancer and she was really happy. The entitled kid also decided that he

wanted a foray into drama and was also cast as a backup dancer since his acting and singing were questionable at best.

This means he was working closely with my sister and the other dancers most of the time.

No problem, right? Wrong. My sister tells me in the first two days that he was already getting creepy with her and some of the other girls.

More concerningly, younger backup dancers.

I talked with my girlfriend about it and decided the next day I'd have a polite word with him.

I'm slightly autistic, so I sometimes need guidance on how to handle things like this.

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