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I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out some more Reddit stories. And if you do love a Reddit story, why not consider in a like, subscribe, maybe that notification bell too. And let's crack on with today's first story. Which comes from assup.

It says, am I the asshole for not allowing my parents to take away my sister's computer and track of finances? Disclaimer, I am not a native English speaker,

so I may make mistakes here. All quotes here are translated to English. Here's the issue. I 19 male

am a college student who lives with parents and has a part-time job so that I have no need to

ask parents for money. My younger sister recently turned 16 and she really wanted a new computer

for a birthday. She was saving up for a new computer for a while now

because she wants to do some gaming and her current computer is very old and slow. When she asked

me to help save up money about a year ago, since our parents have forgotten a few times when she

gave them her money for safekeeping, and since she is still a miner I opened a separate bank account

in my name and gave her authorization to deposit and withdraw money when she needs it.

She had saved up some money but not enough for the computer so I proposed an offer for her

birthday. I would pitch in 50% of the computer cost as long as she contributed the other 50%. She was very happy

with the offer, so we bought the computer and I helped her set it up. When our parents saw the

computer, they became furious. They demanded that I returned the computer to the store, as I

refused to do so, as I believe that my sister needs her own decently fast

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