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why is my brother such a c*nt
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19 years old you would have thought he'd have grown up wouldnt.
he's a fucking cunt thats what he is... and it takes a lot to piss me off before i say that word.
fuck you.
he's a fucking cunt thats what he is... and it takes a lot to piss me off before i say that word.
fuck you.
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Slap him if he's annoying you that much, it's what I do, usually works!:D
My mum is kicking him out.
i've already said i'll leave, i'll just have to drop out of college, but my mum wont have that being as tho he's not at college, she says she'd rather him just go... he works full time. and i think we're both sick of his fat slag 'girlfriend'
fuck this is all so shit i feel so fucking shit
and everyone used to tell us that we'd grow out of it.
now i'm 22, he's 24, and we still can't stand to be in the same room.
:rolleyes:
WHAT HAS HE DONE!! there seems to be an unwritten rule that you have to get on with your blood relatives but theres no saying that you do - particularly if he's a lost cause and is causing grief in both your lives.
Sounds like he is doing some serious damage to your family if your mum wants to chuck him out.
perhaps it IS time she practiced some tough love.
my god what hasn't he done???!!!
too much to go into detail about, there's a lot of history to it all, but he's a complete knob and a bully and too violent for his own good, but he's going. she'll talk to him soon. she spoke to him last time but didnt threaten him with her chucking him out, but she's fed up of it now, she cant leave us in the house alone together, and thats sad for someone who's 19 and someone who's 17 and a parent.
And? Simply disassociate with him.
Mr_Wobble
If it is the former this is a type of domestic violence and should not be tolerated, as with lovers, when there is violence inflicted by a relative (blood, step or otherwise) it can be hard to know what to do about it or feel you can report them, you being related and all...but for your own safety and sanity it really is the best thing, plus there may (or may not) be very real problems aggravating your brother's violent side (eg. very serious drug abuse, the onset of a serious mental health problem) which are best addressed. Useful article here:
domestic violence
If it is nowhere near as serious as this but he is just being a jerk, then gaining some space and forcing some independence upon him probably will help ... he is 19 afterall
Hope that helps a little ... besides if I am way off the mark it may just help someone else
Susie