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Now today's first story comes from Am I a Bad Brother?

From the Am I the A-Hull?

So Reddison says, Am I the A-Hole for not waking my sister up?

I, 19 male, have two siblings, AJ, 24 male, and Kaylee, 15 female.

Our dad died when Kaylee was a baby.

Our mom has worked hard ever since. She definitely

had leaned on AJ a lot and I tried to help when I can to alleviate that pressure.

In spite of this, AJ has still taken a lot of responsibility.

Kaylee is pretty responsible but she cannot get up on time to save her life. She'd get up but

then hit snooze. She tries all the tricks,

alarm across the room, those apps on your phone where you have to solve math equations,

she just won't get up. I think part of the problem is AJ will always wake her up. I've said

this isn't healthy. What happens when he moves out or she goes to college? She's too old.

As she probably would learn if he didn't do this. My mom and AJ said there's nothing wrong with it,

so I let it go. AJ is in grad school. He decided to crash at a friend's dorm one night as they

attended a party. He told me ahead of time to wake Kaylee up. As our mom goes into work early and I'm

up at that time for work. I said he knows how I feel about this. He told me it won't kill me

and walked away. Yesterday morning I had Kaylee's alarm as I got ready. I decided to let her learn.

I left as she was still sleeping. She takes the bus, so if she got up within the next

15 minutes, she'd be okay. Around 10, my cell rings. Is my mom freaking out? She got a call saying

that Kaylee never showed at school. I panicked momentarily, then remembered. I told my mom to check

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