What is up, Waffle Gang? I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out some more

R-slash, am I the butthole. If you do love a Reddit story, don't forget to click that subscribe

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thank Nikki W for joining us and Hannah Tata Beck for the rejoin. Thank you, 14 months, Hannah.

Wow, wee. Anyway, let's crack on with

today's stories. Much love, guys. Now, our first story does come from a throwaway account

titled, Am I the Asshole, for calling out my sister for taking and

selling my sick husband's possessions in front of the entire family my female 25 husband male 30

was diagnosed with leukemia he didn't start receiving treatment right after his diagnosis because how

his body was his health hasn't improved. It's

not looking good so far. He keeps getting worse and I'm constantly worrying about him. He's

been in and out of hospital lately so my stepmom offered to help and sent my sister, 19, to our

apartment to cook and clean. I'm away from home most of the time and my sister would show up for

hours every day to take care of the apartment.

Recently, I noticed stuff going missing, stuff that belonged to my husband and specifically like his wristwatch and some other of his electronic devices, apart from his phone.

I asked my sister about them and she claimed she didn't see them.

I kept noticing more of my husband's possessions

disappear with time and it drove me nuts as I kept questioning my memory since I lacked sleep.

I decided to lock the bedroom as a solution but I lost the key later. Another thing I noticed

is my sister keeps asking about my husband non-stop, not about his health, but about

what he has slash doesn't have, which was weird of her. In the past couple of weeks, my husband

was re-emitted to hospital and I was within the entire time. I went home at 4pm to get my clothes

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