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Our next reddit post is from Revolutionary Ant. Years ago, my cousin Lucy and I had a strained relationship because she let her son, Damian, do anything he wanted.

She never punished him and she brushed away anything he ever did as boys will be boys or he's just a kid.

It came to a breaking point between us when Lucy and Damian were visiting years ago.

Damian was 12 at the time and my daughter Maggie was 9.

Maggie was sitting happily playing her Xbox in the bedroom upstairs.

While Lucy and I were talking, Damian got bored and wandered off.

A few minutes later, I hear screaming and crying. I rush up to Maggie's room to find her on the floor with blood all over her face while Damian is just casually playing the Xbox.

It turns out that Damian came up and demanded to have a turn on the Xbox.

Maggie said, sure, just let me finish the level.

So he snatched the controller from her hand, smashed her face with it and then shoved her out of the way.

I rushed her to the hospital. Luckily, it looked worse than it was and there was no lasting damage.

And I live in the UK so I didn't have any medical bills.

But I was furious. I told Lucy what Damian did and she shrugged and said,

you know how boys are with their video games? She should have just let them play.

I told her in no uncertain terms that she and her son weren't allowed anywhere near me and my family.

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