Family drama can be intense, but this story takes it to a whole new level! Our protagonist is an engineer who has been working abroad for years, leaving their century-old home vacant. They have a strained relationship with their family, only keeping in touch with one sister. When another sister, who they’ve never met, asks to move into the vacant house during her messy divorce, our protagonist refuses. What happens next is a whirlwind of family feuds, broken windows, and police intervention. ️
The Distant Family
The Vacant House ️
The Unexpected Call ☎️
The Rejection
Family’s Reaction
Breaking and Entering
Calling the Cops
Sister Gets Arrested
The Aftermath ️
Sister’s Financial Situation
The Protagonist’s Family Views
The Backstory
The Sister Connection
Family Heirlooms and Missing Items ️
The Army and Family Reunions ️
A Family Feud for the Ages ️
In this wild tale of family drama, our protagonist finds themselves in the middle of a heated dispute after refusing to let their estranged sister move into their vacant house during her divorce. The situation quickly spirals out of control, with the sister breaking into the house and getting arrested! With emotions running high and family members taking sides, it’s hard to say who’s in the right. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
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Family members call OP wrong but won’t take in relative
Blood doesn’t give you the right . Other opinions don’t matter.
Family is not always blood. NTA for protecting your home.
Sibling drama turns dangerous. Commenters share cautionary tales.
Family entitlement gone wrong. Hard NTA.
Breaking into your sibling’s home is insane NTA
Defending boundaries: NTA comment shuts down family entitlement.
Sibling breaks in during divorce drama, gets arrested. NTA wins.
Sibling’s entitled behavior leads to arrest, commenter sympathizes. NTA
Protect your home from entitled siblings with security cameras
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Pressing charges would have been the right move
Sibling drama ends in arrest. Commenters agree: NTA.
NTA defended for perfect response to entitled bio sister
Family isn’t entitled to everything, NTA comment explains.
NTA: Setting boundaries and protecting your property.
Breaking into someone’s house is never justified. NTA wins.
Cutting ties with unsupportive siblings, NTA.
Sibling breaks in, OP calls cops, family blames OP. NTA
Get cameras and document everything. NTA, but stay safe
Family drama leads to property damage and tough decisions. ♂️
Family drama? Tell them to take her in
Sibling drama ends in sister’s arrest. NTA prevails.
Breaking into someone’s house is a crime , NTA for calling the police
Neighbor comes to the rescue, siblings are ‘flying monkeys’. NTA
Setting boundaries with family is important. NTA for protecting property
Sibling’s house, sibling’s rules. NTA shuts down unsolicited opinions.
Sibling shares personal experience and advises against letting family members stay.
Curious commenter questions missing info, offers possible explanation.
Family responsibility ignored, property vandalized. NTA, NTA, NTA!
Engaging travel discussion in NTA comment section
Sibling’s entitled sister gets arrested for breaking into house. NTA.
Entitled sister gets arrested after breaking into sibling’s house
Don’t let family guilt trip you for calling cops. NTA
Stand up against entitled family members. NTA, press charges!
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Stranger danger! NTA for protecting your property and family
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Commenter defends OP and shuts down coworkers’ entitlement with humor
Stranger sister breaks in during divorce drama, commenter defends homeowner.
Breaking into someone’s house during a divorce? NTA for nope-ing out
Family drama and a clear NTA. No love lost here.
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Sister’s meddling leads to arrest. Commenter sides with victim.
Commenter defends OP with a resounding NTA verdict
Sibling breaks into house during divorce drama, gets arrested. NTA.
Cutting toxic people out of your life is necessary. #NTA
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Protecting your property: NTA suggests security system and repairs.
Commenter questions why friends think NTA, seeks more information
Defensive commenter asks how anyone could think they’re the a**hole
Breaking and entering? Definitely not NAH
Your home, your rules. Family doesn’t get a free pass
Family isn’t defined by blood, NTA.
Setting boundaries with family: NTA and no charges pressed
Stranger breaks in, berates and vandalizes. Press charges!
Setting boundaries is important. NTA for protecting your home
Sibling breaks in during divorce drama, commenter NTA for pressing charges
Sibling drama escalates as sister demands house. NTA response.
Sibling breaks in, demands stay, gets arrested. Don’t prosecute? NTA.
Sibling invasion! NTA presses charges
Block them! NTA calls out unhinged family drama
When a stranger demands access to your home during divorce drama #NTA
Standing up to entitled relatives breaking in. NTA
Stranger sister breaks in during divorce drama, OP NTA
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Bold move to break in, NTA for pressing charges
No obligation to family, sister broke in and got arrested
Justified in calling the police for breaking a window
Neighborly love prevails! NTA and kudos to the neighbor
Boundaries with family are important. NTA for enforcing them.
