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from Camperinomet. I'm a single man in my early 30s. I've got a brother who's 29 and he's already

got 4 kids. He had his first at 22 and the second followed a year later. Then the third two years

after that and his fourth kid is the most recently born a couple of months ago. His wife and I

do not get along because she always likes to try to get a rise out of me by acting superior.

Then she turns into an extreme self- victimizing drama queen if I retaliate against her in any way.

She can cry in an instant and can put on an extremely convincing show to get sympathy from just

about anyone. My parents and brother absolutely adore her even though they know exactly how she

really is and just don't care. She is very good looking. I'll give her that. But she's just so

awful that I could never be attracted to her. She also refuses to get any sort of job even though

she has a college degree and my mother willingly helps with the kids all day. So their finances

are entirely dependent on my brother. This also means that they can't afford to live anywhere but

my parents house. Also, privacy is a bit of an issue with all of them under one roof and a three-bit

room house that was built in the 60s. Growing up, my younger brother was also the obvious favorite.

My brother always got the lion's share of everything unless people called my parents out on it.

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