Hey, Hey Waffle Gang, I do hope you are well.

My name is Mark and today we're checking out some more relationship stories.

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But let's crack on with today's first story, which comes from an active throw who says,

Am I the A-hole for telling my parents I can't wait to move out.

Hi everyone, for as long as I remember, I've been the child my parents expect the most from,

yet give the least to. An example is I'm a medical school applicant. I went to the cheapest state

school and I'm a paid intern at a cardiologist's office. I have yet to hear my

parents congratulate me or even say they are proud of me. My older sister went to the most expensive

school for undergrad and the most expensive nursing school. In total, her tuition cost about 500,000.

To add, they got her a gift when she applied to undergraduate schools. When she got in,

when she graduated, when she got into nursing school, when she graduated, and when she passed her

NC Alley-X, which I think stands for, the National Council Licensure Examination, basically

the licensing of nurses. I have yet to receive anything, even an affirmation statement.

Thankfully, I can say my family is comfortable financially, but I do my best to avoid any additional costs for them,

hence the cheapest schools possible.

On to the issue.

They expect me to watch after our dog and my sister's kid every waking moment of the day.

I haven't had any time to myself because of this.

I have plans.

Nope.

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