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

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story. Much love guys. This story is from throwback from the Am I the

Arshael subreddit and it says, Am I the asshole for not paying for my stepbrother's tuition.

First version exceeded character limit so I had to cut this short. This is a throwaway and I'm

on mobile. Nine years ago when I, 26 female, was 17, and my brother

19 male, was 10. Our mother died after suffering for a long time due to chronic illness.

Long story short, I got severe depression and my dad remarried within a year. I got along

with my stepmother and my stepbrother, 18 male, quite well.

My dad kicked me out on my 18th birthday, and my boyfriend took me in. I put myself through

four and a half years of college by having an almost full-time job. After graduation, I landed a

managing job with insanely good salary and was able to pay the rest of my college

debt and save a decent amount.

My brother is my everything since he is all the family I have left.

August 2019, he told me our dad is kicking him out, and my boyfriend and I took him in

to live with us, on three conditions.

Stay out of trouble, do some minor

chores, keep up the good grades. He followed these rules and even got a part-time job to help

out with groceries. He and I had no contact with our dad the whole time, just occasionally with

our stepbrother, who we consider a friend. When he started college last summer, I said

I would pay for it if he continues following the rules. He did, and I paid. I'm incredibly

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