My entitled sister demands that I give over my son to her so that she can be my son's new mom,

claiming that she deserves to be a mom because my wife and I never planned on having any other

kids in the first place. But as a result, I snapped at my sister in a way that I'm sure she never

expected, resulting in my family saying that I'm the jerk for the way that I reacted.

Here's what happened. This story also came from the Am I the Jerk subreddit. Check the links in the description if you would like to submit your own story. Okay, let me start off by saying that I love my sister, and for the sake of the story we'll call my sister Jenna. She's been there for me through thick and thin, we were raised in a tight-knit family, and despite our occasional squabbles growing up, we've always had a strong bond, or at least I thought we did. But recently, something happened that made me question everything. I'm a 35-year-old male, and I have a 4-year-old son who we will call Liam. He is the light of my life. I wasn't always planning on having kids. I wasn't really against it, but I just didn't see myself as the dad type when I was younger. But things changed when I met my wife, who we will call Sarah, seven years ago. We fell in love, got married, and after some long talks, we decided we wanted to start a family. It took us some time, but Liam came into our lives and I couldn't be happier. My sister Jenna is 38 years old and she, on the other

hand, has struggled with infertility for years. She and her husband, who we will call Mike, have been

tried to conceive for as long as I can remember. They've gone through rounds of IVF, hormone

treatments, and pretty much anything else you could name. I can't even imagine the emotional and

physical toll it's taken on her.

I've tried to be supportive in every way that I could by listening when she needed to talk,

helping her financially when they were going through expensive treatments, and just being

there for her in general.

But here's where things started to get complicated.

Jenna has always had this aura around her.

Like, no matter what, she always got what she wanted. She was

the golden child growing up, and everyone admired her. And in a way, I did too. But there was

always a sense of entitlement, like she expected life to keep rewarding her. So when she and

Mike couldn't conceive, I think it shattered something inside of her. Over time, her behavior

towards Liam began to change.

At first, she was a doting aunt, showering him with gifts, visiting us all the time, offering to babysit

whenever we needed a break. But gradually, her comments became more possessive. She would say things like,

You're so lucky to have him. I wish I could keep him for a few days. Or she would say, if Liam were mine, I would do all these different things with him. Now, I just chalked it up to her frustration with not being able to have kids of her own, and I just kind of let it slide. I didn't want to make things harder for her than they already were. But then, about six months ago, Jenna and Mike announced that they were looking into adoption, and

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