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Now our first story is coming from Outrageous Indian who says,

Am I the asshole for refusing to let my parents move in and reminding them that they backed the wrong

horse. My 37 male family comes from and is a long line of doctors. Being a doctor is the only

acceptable profession in their eyes and anything aside from that is met with literal abandonment.

Which is what happened to me when I turned 17 and told my family

I was not going to be a doctor, but to build an acting career slash social media career.

YouTube wasn't huge then, and supplement my income with small business endeavors.

While I told my family this, they kicked me out and we subsequently lost contact for 17 years during

time they moved to the UK my sister became a doctor and my older brother got into a very competitive

stream for surgery neurosurgery specialising in spinal tumor diagnosis and removal which is now finished

we reconnected when COVID hit and they told me they were moving back

to Sydney for lifestyle reasons and because my brother has found a 750k a year job. During the last

two years they never asked me how my acting career social media stuff went and basically assumed

I was just slumming it in Sydney. To their credit, they were correct in

that I didn't make it big in acting. Maybe the world wasn't ready for a mainstream leading role

Indian, or make it at all. I did, however, make it big as an investment banker and recently

made partner at the bank I work. This came to head on Friday when I met them for house shopping.

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