We all have that one family member who’s a bit of a wild card, but what happens when their antics go too far? One aunt (25F) found herself in a sticky situation when her nephew (10M) continued to wreak havoc on her belongings. After her brother accused her of favoritism, she decided to send him a list of all the items her nephew had destroyed over the years, along with the estimated cost. Was this a justified move, or did the aunt cross a line? ♀️
The Uncontrollable Nephew ️
A Ticking Time Bomb
A Villa and a Rose Garden
The Ultimatum: Both Kids or None
Accusations of Favoritism ♀️
The Audacity of Alex
The Damage Report
Car Mirror Casualty
Silent Treatment
Aunt’s Damage Report: Justified or Crossing the Line?
When her brother accused her of favoritism, this aunt decided to take matters into her own hands and send him a list of all the items her nephew had destroyed over the years, along with the estimated cost. From antique vases to car mirrors, the damage was extensive. Now, her brother is furious, and the two aren’t speaking. Was the aunt’s move justified, or did she cross a line? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this explosive family drama…
NTA: Brother’s destructive son, dad enabling, Aunt calls him out
Commenter defends OP’s decision to confront nephew’s destructive behavior.
NTA. Teaching consequences, not gender preference. Parents need to address behavior.
NTA
Alex questions OP’s list of destroyed items. OP defends.
Suggesting a solution: Have the parents be responsible with Michael
NTA: Honest response to a destructive nephew. Protect your belongings!
10-year-old’s destructive behavior: cry for help or normal mischief?
He asked for it
He asked. He found out.
“NTA: Setting boundaries with destructive nephew, respecting child-free lifestyle.”
NTA. Honest response to destructive nephew, but bigger issue ignored
Send bills for damages? Genius move!
NTA: Brother’s angel needs testing. Is he just acting out?
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NTA: OP’s wife’s things were mostly on the list.
Concerned about nephew’s destructive behavior, questioning brother’s influence.
NTA: Aunt demands payment for nephew’s destructive behavior. Fair or not?
NTA: He asked and got a list
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NTA: Kid misbehaves, no villa trips for him!
NTA: Brother mad he lost argument
Curious about the estimated total loss for damaged items? NTA
NTA: Teaching manners is important, not just ‘boys will be boys’
NTA: Parents failing both kids by not addressing behavior issues
NTA. Brother needs to address nephew’s behavior and be accountable.
Kid needs therapy ASAP! NTA for setting boundaries.
NTA – Protecting your property from destructive nephew
Nephew’s behavior blamed on immature father. NTA!
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Last Updated on February 3, 2024 by Diply Social Team
