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Now today's first story comes from the

Am I the Arsaw here, subreddit from Epic Fail Whale and says,

Am I the asshole for refusing to pay my sister's wedding expenses after she called my child

a mistake. Hi guys, so I just created this profile just for this. I have a main account I use for my art.

I don't really know how to post on this sub though, so please excuse any mistakes. Also,

I think it's important to give a trigger warning, as this had violence and death involved,

and I know from personal experience that it can be triggering. So I, female 32, Diana, am the eldest of five siblings.

I've taken on the role of the family caretaker for as long as I can remember.

I helped our parents until they're passing and frankly, it's exhausting.

Dad died of brain cancer three years ago, and it was heartbreaking to watch him deteriorate over time. A mum passed peacefully

overnight after a long hard battle with breast cancer earlier this year. Fuck cancer, indeed.

So, as the oldest, I just sort of became the de facto parent. I don't mind as I love my siblings,

and it's kind of my thing to big sister friends and family

a lot.

I'm sort of ship's counsellor and I financially help out my family.

I don't mind as I work in tech.

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