Imagine having a collection of Legos that you use to unwind and relax, only for your own brother to steal them for his kids! That’s exactly what happened to a 28-year-old woman who found herself in a sticky situation when her brother and his family came to visit. Not only did her brother take her Legos without permission, but he also expected her to give his kids even more gifts! Let’s dive into the story and see how this Lego-loving lady handled the situation.
Living with Parents, Loving Legos
Lego Therapy and Donations ♀️
Family Visit and Lego Intrigue
Aunt Says No to Lego Playtime
Brother Ignores Wishes, Takes Legos
Gift Expectations and Lego Retribution
Brother Upset Over PS5 Gift
Accusations and Name-Calling ️
Aunt Stands Her Ground, Keeps PS5
So, the Lego-loving aunt decided to stand her ground and refused to give her niece and nephew any more gifts, especially after her brother had already taken her precious Legos without permission. She even kept the PS5 she originally bought for them, leaving her brother fuming and accusing her of being cheap and spiteful. But let’s be honest, the kids still got a couple of hundred dollars worth of “toys” – that’s not a bad gift at all! Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
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