Adopted Sister Told to Go Back to Her ‘True Family’ – You Won’t Believe What Happens Next!

Being an only child can be a dream come true for many, but what happens when a new sibling enters the picture? One person found themselves in this exact situation when their parents adopted a younger sister without consulting them. Now, they’re struggling to accept their new family dynamic and tensions are running high. Read on to find out how this explosive situation unfolds…

The Only Child Life

Adoption Changes Everything

Forced to Share

Sisterly Frustration

No Escape

Ultimatum Time ⏰

Tears and Consequences

Damage Control

Denial and Deception

Questioning Their Actions

Final Edit: The Verdict

The Internet Weighs In

After sharing their story, the internet didn’t hold back in expressing their thoughts on the situation. With an overwhelming response, it became clear that the sibling’s actions were not well-received. Let’s dive into some of the top reactions from people all over the internet and see what they have to say about this explosive family drama…

Commenter calls out OP for being TA, others agree

YTA comment receives agreement and criticism for mature advice.

Don’t take it out on your adopted sister. Seek therapy.

Commenter and reply agree: OP is a self-centered AH

Reading the entire post made OP look even worse. YTA.

Commenter calls out adoptive family for mistreating their sister.

ESH except little sister. Parents should have formed a connection.

OP uses hurtful language towards adopted sister, denies and blames her. YTA

Teen commenter called out for self-centeredness, receives advice

Sibling jealousy and lack of communication. YTA.

OP is called out for being a bratty kid. YTA.

Commenter calls out OP’s behavior towards sister, others agree

Sibling rivalry and adoption struggles. ESH for harsh language.

Redditor suggests seeking relationship advice for difficult family situation. ESH.

Commenter calls out OP for being TA and needs therapy

Commenter changes opinion and delivers a savage YTA verdict

Heartbreaking comment on foster care reality receives validation from reply.

ESH, but mostly the parents for forcing a sudden sibling.

Family needs therapy to connect, but iPad-obsessed sibling complicates matters

Adopted sister excluded, OP’s 14/15-year-old self would have freaked out

Sibling conflict arises over adoption, with one being called out for bullying. YTA

OP advised to seek therapy for adoption struggles.

Commenter calls out OP for being the a**hole and gaslighting.

Curious about the age of the siblings

Fiery comment shuts down rude adoptive sister. YTA

User receives harsh response to AITA post editing confusion

Commenter calls out OP’s cruelty towards adopted sister.

Commenter suggests family counseling and calls out YTA behavior.

Redditor calls out commenter for being selfish and YTA.

Show empathy and talk to your parents about your feelings. YTA.

Teenager asks AITA for telling her adopted sister to go back to her true family

Sibling struggles and adoption dynamics. ESH for not communicating better.

Adopted sister causes tension, but communication can lead to resolution

Teen apologizes for cruel comment to adopted sister. NAH.

Mature and empathetic response to YTA’s entitlement and resentment.

Sibling advice: Find activities you all enjoy to grow closer

Commenter calls out selfishness in adoption situation.

Adopted sister receives harsh treatment from entitled step-sibling. YTA.

Adopted sister called out for trauma, OP will regret it

Adopted sibling jealousy is normal, but apologize for hurtful actions.

Commenter receives backlash for calling OP YTA and entitled.

Adopted sister faces discrimination, commenter calls out bad behavior.

Adopted sister faces unfair treatment from family member.

Don’t be selfish, give her a chance and change lives.

Commenter calls out OP for editing, no replies.

Redditor calls out YTA for immature behavior

Engaging comment advocating for communication and empathy with siblings. ❤️

Sharing a room with a stranger is tough, but maybe talk?