My entitled mother steals my car to give it to my sister all because my sister apparently needs

it more after she is struggling through a really bad divorce and doesn't have a car to get around.

And now I'm stuck at a crossroads where I'm not sure if I should give the police involved.

Here's what happened. So I live with my mom in a rural part of the United States.

For context, when it comes to my sister who's 37, she is much older and we come from different

fathers. We both grew up in a split custody arrangement. We are not particularly close,

almost acquaintances, more so than siblings. I don't really feel any family connection,

even though I do love her. I also don't feel obligated to bend over backwards just for her.

Well, my sister lives two hours away in a much more urban area and is currently going through

a divorce. Her and her ex-husband only had one vehicle and it belongs to the ex-husband.

So when they split, he took the car. My sister has four daughters and works a full-time job.

I, on the other hand, work from home and have no real external responsibilities.

My mom came to me asking if my sister could borrow my car for a couple of months

until the divorce is finalized so she can have a way of transporting her and her kids to wherever

they need to go without the financial burden of purchasing another car or relying exclusively

on ride sharing. Now I just bought my car and it's my first vehicle ever. I didn't get a hand

me down or get one as a present when I turned 16 or 18 years old. I was basically in mobile,

except occasionally being allowed to drive my mom's car. Or when my dad had me, I could get

ubers. Getting my own vehicle was extremely liberating, minus the loan that I have to pay off.

And I don't feel trapped at home. So when I was approached with this proposal,

I flat out said no. I can totally understand the justification for letting her use my car for

a couple of months. But aside from the fact that I don't want to lose my new found sense of freedom,

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