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Subject, he can't stand being alone. Dear Stephen Shirley, I was living with my brother and his wife for a while after they had a baby,

and it was time for her to return to work.

They didn't want the baby going to a babysitter yet, so I agreed to move in and help out.

I'm retired, and my daughter is in college, so I have a lot of time on my hands.

This is not what I signed up for,

though. My sister-in-law is a flight attendant, and she does international flights, which means

she's gone for days at a time. The first time she left, my brother left too. He was gone all

weekend, and he did not tell me where he was. He got home and washed all of his clothes and then went to pick up his wife from the airport.

The next time she left the house, he invited a woman over to the house and he told me that he was ordering out and watching a movie with his friend.

After I saw the fourth different woman in the house, I asked my

brother if he had a problem and how could he do this to his wife like that? He said that he

doesn't like to be alone and the women help him pass the time. I told him if he, I told him if he's needing to pass the time, he could keep his five-month-old son all by himself.

He continued to bring other women in the house.

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