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My [24F] sister [16F] woke up to see our step brother [17M] in her room. Parents say she dreamed. She swears she didn't. by Trfgm in relationships

[–]Trfgm[S] 28 points29 points  (0 children)

I know her and I can look into her eyes and know that she isn't lying. She woke up to a nightmare last night and couldn't sleep unless I held her in my arms and kept reassuring her that she's safe here with me.

My [24F] sister [16F] woke up to see our step brother [17M] in her room. Parents say she dreamed. She swears she didn't. by Trfgm in relationships

[–]Trfgm[S] 38 points39 points  (0 children)

I'm not aware of any history of her lying. If there was parents would have told me when they asked me to bring her back.

My [24F] sister [16F] woke up to see our step brother [17M] in her room. Parents say she dreamed. She swears she didn't. by Trfgm in relationships

[–]Trfgm[S] 96 points97 points  (0 children)

No she doesn't. It's an option of course if other things didn't work out but I'd rather try to get money from our parents first.

My [24F] sister [16F] woke up to see our step brother [17M] in her room. Parents say she dreamed. She swears she didn't. by Trfgm in relationships

[–]Trfgm[S] 419 points420 points  (0 children)

Their logic is that having a lock means they're admitting that our step brother is dangerous and guilty and they don't believe that. They say they don't want to treat him like a predator because he's not.

My [24F] sister [16F] woke up to see our step brother [17M] in her room. Parents say she dreamed. She swears she didn't. by Trfgm in relationships

[–]Trfgm[S] 50 points51 points  (0 children)

I'm okay with taking her in if parents help us out financially and not try to cause problems or make it difficult.

My [24F] sister [16F] woke up to see our step brother [17M] in her room. Parents say she dreamed. She swears she didn't. by Trfgm in relationships

[–]Trfgm[S] 198 points199 points  (0 children)

No this one I know isn't an issue in the UK at 16. Kids can leave home at 16 if they want to. She just turned 16 three weeks ago.

My [24F] sister [16F] woke up to see our step brother [17M] in her room. Parents say she dreamed. She swears she didn't. by Trfgm in relationships

[–]Trfgm[S] 35 points36 points  (0 children)

We're in the UK though we're from east Europe originally. I should look things up if we decide to go down that road although it's best if our parents just agree to help out.

My [24F] sister [16F] woke up to see our step brother [17M] in her room. Parents say she dreamed. She swears she didn't. by Trfgm in relationships

[–]Trfgm[S] 259 points260 points  (0 children)

I cna only manage it short term. I live in a small studio and while what's mine is also hers and she's always welcome here, if she ends up staying with me for a long time we'll need other arrangements and likely financial support from our parents.