My sister BETRAYED me after I gave her a job… so I FIRED her! | Reddit Stories

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  @OKOPShow · 1 month ago · pinned

  Would you have confronted her right away or needed time to process what you just read first?

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• KE

  @keshacarlson155 · 1 month ago

  OP choosing to fire her sister over the blog (specifically for the sister&apos;s attitude regarding how the blog impacts others) puts the sister back in the financial situation she was in before being offered the job. So the sis-who-wrote-blog and her husband now need to get serious about finding jobs that they consider worthy of their skills and intelligence.<br><br>Nobody is being made immediately homeless. Sis-who-wrote-blog could have been looking for a different job rather than venting on the internet about how awful she thinks OP is. Sis-who-wrote-blog has a husband who should have also been looking for a job since this job wasn&apos;t meant to be a permanent solution.

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• RE

  @reader2224 · 1 month ago

  S2: Mary is the true AH and is probably the reason why Jane was somewhat estranged from her aunt. Mary shouldn’t have said anything to Jane about the gift.

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• EF

  @effieboo9275 · 1 month ago

  S1: people need to stop biting the hand that feeds them and then be surprised pikachu face when there are consequences

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• JA

  @jaz-lynx · 1 month ago

  &quot;insulted her intelligence&quot; ... what intelligence?

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• PE

  @PeaceloVedreams · 1 month ago

  First story. I&apos;d actually say you under reacted. I&apos;d look at sueing her for defamation

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• JU

  @just-save-your-tears-tp9uv · 1 month ago (edited)

  As a auntie, GIRL! YOU DON&apos;T HAVE THE RIGHT TO MAKE THE OTHER KID FELL LESS LOVED. This can messup the siblings relationship.

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• LO

  @LordLavits · 1 month ago

  If my dying parent insults me on thier death bed im going to tell them &quot;well youll be even more disappointed in Hell.&quot;

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• AL

  @alexia2189 · 1 month ago

  In Romania is illegal to bash your ex partener in front of your child. It is considered child abuse and it can cost you the costudy of your child.

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• RA

  @rafa74795 · 1 month ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqlZ_4xHwik&amp;t=2051">34:11</a><br>If they were kids, I’d totally understand, but at this age, they should just learn to accept it. Start learning that in adult life there are favorites. We’re not all the same; some people create stronger bonds than others. This did not come out of nowhere. OP said that she has a lot of interests in common with this person; they go out often and spend time together, while the other isolates more. There’s nothing bad about not wanting to go out, but she can’t complain for not having such a stronger bond.<br>OP said that she rarely goes out with them; we’re not talking about a one-time thing, she just doesn’t spend time with them. Not having such a strong bond with this family member is just the consequence of her actions.

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• RA

  @Railuki · 1 month ago

  Story 2: Mary is at fault. Yes, she should have called OP out, but ideally it would have been resolved without anyone else knowing. The girls would have gotten equal gifts; neither would be upset. Mary stirring more than necessary is why there is so much drama.

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• SH

  @Shenanigans_Afoot · 1 month ago

  My sister pulled some similar stuff. <br>She moved away from her kids, I had a condo that I rented out to her baby daddy so he had a place for the kids to be. She accused me of sleeping with him and blasted it on Facebook. <br>All I did was help her kids. <br>We no longer speak.

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