Hey, hey Waffle gang, I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking

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today's first story. Now this first story came from the subreddit legal advice from a user called Difficult Path

who said my brother hacked into everything and is trying to control my life.

In my second year of undergrad at a state university in California, I'm having an issue

with my brother who is in his late 20s and a computer engineer.

This is relevant to my issue. As a side note, I know very little about computers other than basic

Googling skills. My brother is a very type A person, very perfectionist and hardworking,

often to the detriment of himself and others. He is a nice

and positive person and is successful in the traditional sense, but he is very controlling and has

a bit of an overblown ego. I'm much more of a relaxed person and the two of us share very

little in the way of interest or guiding philosophies. I'm a visual arts major who likes to draw and he's the

type of person who watched Fight Club and thought that Tyler Durden was on to something. We get along but

have hostilities. My brother resents the fact that I'm not like him and that I don't look up to him as a

role model. He is very fond of mocking my interests, hobbies, career

plans and he often talks literally about a plan for me, in which I change my major to engineering

and start taking his advice. When he brings this up now over the phone, I stopped talking to him

for whatever amount of days slash weeks until he apologizes and we do it all over again.

Two weeks ago my brother made a joke referencing a piece of digital art I drew on my laptop.

I didn't think anything of it until I realized after the call ended that I never posted

that piece of art anywhere, not even onto any cloud service. It had only been available on my physical

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