Parents. When did you realize it wasn't just teenage hormones? Your kid was just a bad person.

My parents are realizing what I've known about my sister for years now. She's on the hook for

60K in student loans and such, after failing out of two colleges for rampant drinking, and refuses

to do so much as her exit counseling for them. Parents have co-signed everything and

mum says that every call she makes there ends in shouting because it's screwing up their credit.

Because she lives a couple of states away from them now, she thinks she can get away with it.

Mum says they're thinking of taking her to court over it. My sister was in this situation a few

years ago. I fully sympathize with you and your family.

In the end, we threatened to take her to court over the damages she caused to the household and

credit, and it scared her into behaving. In the end, however, she nearly ended up in prison,

did community service, moved to a different country. I saw her for the first time in years

a couple of months ago, and she's finally grown up.

She's now 28. Finally.

My dad makes a good living that allows my mum to be a stay-at-home mom.

As a stay-at-home mom, my mom's only real job is to be the maternal figure of the house.

Needless to say, she goes all out.

Well, in elementary school, my mom would pack me and my brother extravagant bag lunches,

amazing sandwiches with all the cookies and chips any middle schooler would love.

One day, my mum started to notice that my little brother was coming home super hungry after

school and that he had eaten all of his lunch, yet he was still dying of hunger every day

at 3 o'clock when he would walk through the door.

My mum asked him why he was so

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