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Am I the asshole for wanting to go nuclear after my sister-in-law kicked out her teenage sons?

Hey, everyone. My husband 34 and I-36 are in a tough situation with my sister-in-law.

Barbara 41.

And we need an outside perspective on whether we're overreacting or if our stance is justified.

We're leaning towards the latter but are open to thoughts.

Thanks in advance.

Barbara has four boys. L-17, O-14, R-13 and C-7.

Despite her having a rough history with bad relationships, her kids have always been well-behaved.

The only constant man in her life has been Reese, 48, her on and off husband who does nothing

for her, or the kids accept work. He blows his money gambling, cheats on her openly and relies

on her for everything else. For seven years she's come to us, venting about him, swearing

it's the last time, but always goes back. In 2020, after yet another

huge fight, the entire family intervened. We sat her down, told her we were here to help with anything

she needed. Lawyers, a safe place for her and the kids, even handling the legal stuff if necessary.

She agreed to kick him out, but within six months, he was back because he couldn't find

a place to stay.

This grown man has worked a steady job for 20 years, somehow needed help.

Since then, things have gotten progressively worse.

Barbara decided to stick with marriage counseling, even though the whole family urged

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