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Now today's first story comes from a throw-aware account from the Relationship Advice

subreddit and says,

My 23 female sister, 30 female, is upset.

I babysit my friends, 23 male and 22 female baby with a her nightmare kid.

How can I get my family to understand that a kid is a nightmare?

Throw away so my family doesn't connect this to my main. I'm a 23-year-old child-free woman.

I don't know if this is needed for the story and my sister is 30 with a four-year-old son.

She's a single mom, ex-husband is not in the picture

and has no contact with her or a kid. I'm going to get straight to the point. A kid is a nightmare

to be around. It's not his fault. It's my sister's fault. He very clearly has behavioral and

mental health disorders, even at his young age. However, my sister was and is

very ablest and refuses to accept that her son has problems. The kid screams bloody murder

whenever something doesn't slightly go his way, screams and cries when he's overwhelmed, has

meltdowns to certain sounds and textures. Like I said, I don't blame the kid

for these issues, but my sister refusing to get him treatment or help makes the kid a nightmare

to be around. So as a result, I don't babysit the kid when my sister asks, more like demands,

I do so. This causes a lot of fights between us and our family. I have a friend,

23 male, who's married to a wonderful lady age 22, and they have a baby boy together who just

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