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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]His mom was 17 years older than him, and his dad 20. Hmmmm.[/quote] So what’s your point?[/quote] Not the PP but the mom spent all 2019 posting about the six-year-old. And in 2016 he posted that he ‘hated babies’. His little brother would have been nearly 2 then. I’m guessing the younger kid got a lot of things and opportunities he didn’t growing up with teen parents.[/quote] I'm also quite a bit older than my sibling. My parents didn't have me young but due to being new immigrants, they were in very bad financial shape for a large portion of my childhood. By the time my sibling was born, things had turned around significantly, so my sibling grew up fairly privileged. Never in a million years would it have occurred to me to even think in that direction. He is a psychopath. [/quote] Were you kicked out of the house at age 18? Most immigrant families I know encourage their adult children to stay and save money well into their late 20s. I bet this kid however was being asked hard questions by mom and dad about college next year or military enrollment. Basically life plans. Meanwhile he knew his younger brother would be coddled with parents much better off for the next twelve years. That’s just my take after reading it was a teen pregnancy and seeing the mom not acknowledge the older son at all on social media.[/quote] I wasn't kicked out, but I was expected to be in full time school AND to have a job. There was a good amount of pressure as not going to college or taking a gap year "to figure things out" as some of my friends did was not acceptable, and neither was not working and "focusing on my studies". I commuted an hour each way near daily to go to a nearby university, and while I had a place to live, no one was paying for my car or phone or anything else besides a roof over my head. I took 15 credits and worked 20 hours a week as an office admin. Things were different for my sibling - living on campus, no job, provided a car - but again, I am not a psychopath so it didn't occur to me to lash out. [/quote] Pp this isnt about you.[/quote]
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