My entitled parents demand that I give up my baby to my twin sister as they claim that she would be a better parent than I ever would as a single mom.

Things have gotten so bad that they said they would cut me out of the family if I don't sign away my rights to my child over to my sister.

Here's what happened. So I'm in a really tough spot and I could use some outside perspective. I'm a 28-year-old single woman, currently seven months pregnant and living on my own.

My sister and I are twins and she's the golden child of our family, always getting special

treatment, praise, and the best of everything.

Growing up, she was the perfect daughter in my parents' eyes, while I often felt like the overshadowed

one. It was like our entire childhood revolved around

her being showered with gifts and accolades, while my achievements were downplayed or ignored.

Well, she's now married and I've heard her husband is great, but they've been struggling with

infertility, and the situation has now taken an insane turn. Recently, our parents approached

me with a shocking proposal. They want me to give my baby to my

sister and her husband once it's born because they believe that she deserves it more. My heart sank

when they expressed this. They argue that since she has a stable home and a family, she is better

suited to raise a child than I am, given that I'm just a single mother. This left me feeling

heartbroken and furious.

I get that they are excited about being grandparents, but I've worked hard to prepare for this baby,

and I firmly believe that my child deserves to be raised by me. Sure, I might not be a picture-perfect

family in their eyes, but I have loved to give and I can provide for my baby. I thought my

refusal would put an end to their

unreasonable expectations, but instead they escalated things. They staged a family meeting where they

tried to pressure me further. My mom even went as far as to give me the ultimatum, saying to me,

if you don't do this for your sister, we will withdraw all support for you and will stop considering you a part of

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