Triplets are expected to share a unique bond, but what happens when one of them decides to play a game of deception? Meet James, Tom, and our storyteller, three identical brothers who recently started university together. Coming from a well-off family in London, they had it all. But Tom decided to spin a tale of rags to riches, pretending to be a scholarship student from a poor background. His brothers, however, weren’t too keen on playing along with his working-class fantasy. Let’s dive into this triplet drama!
The Confusing Compliment
The Mystery Deepens ️
Unveiling Tom’s Secret
The Rich Reality Check
The Lie Continues
The Truth Bomb
Tom’s Tantrum
The Brotherly Debate
The Verdict: Who’s the Real Villain Here?
So, there you have it – a tale of deception, wealth, and sibling rivalry. Our storyteller and James, fed up with Tom’s charade, decided to unveil the truth about their wealthy background. This, of course, didn’t sit well with Tom, who felt his brothers should’ve played along. But was it fair for him to spin such a tale? Or should his brothers have been more understanding of his insecurities? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
NTA: Don’t lie about your socioeconomic background, especially to your twins!
NTA – Struggling with wealthy background, but hurtful to actually struggling.
Honesty is key! NTA shows the importance of being genuine
Uni with identical brothers: Fresh start or weird poverty fantasy?
Uncovering the truth: Triplets expose their brother’s web of lies!
Sibling deception exposed! Catfish brother gets called out.
Living a fake poor life? Inconsiderate and messed up!
NTA for not lying. Is his ‘insecurity’ really that weird?
NTA. Lying about being poor backfires, reveals entitlement and insults.
NTA: Friend’s rich, hides it, but brother makes up stories.
Curiosity about motives, NTA but more context needed.
NTA. Living like common people: a fantasy or a reality?
“B******s!” – A skeptical comment about the whole post.
NTA: Facing criticism for privilege, seek understanding and choose friends wisely.
Confusing details about strangers asking about financial status and clothes?
British vocab debates: authenticity or Americentrism?
“The North isn’t all flat caps and ferrets”
The struggle of being judged for having money
Creating a whole backstory to hide wealth? NTA, but stupid.
Class confusion: Privileged brothers’ accents don’t match their upbringing
Calling out the rich brother’s working-class fantasy!
First world problems: The rich brother’s working-class fantasy. NTA
“NTA, love the English terminology! ‘Council flat’ sounds nicer “
Lying about his background at uni? NTA calls him out!
Insecurity about money? Wish I had that struggle!
Northerner defends against assumptions, brother is a prat
NTA. Your brother’s insecurities about wealth? Clown s**t.
Brothers stick together, even when calling each other out.
Sibling rivalry at its finest! NTA, but your brother… ♂️
Triplets clarify why they mention birth order. It’s a multiples thing.
Cosplaying poverty: trendy or gross?
NTA: Don’t uphold his lies, you have no obligation!
A working-class fantasy with a NTA pulp vibe!
OP’s British identity doubted, scholarship questioned, and disingenuous comments.
Insecurity about wealth vs insecurity about poverty
NTA. Pretending to be poor for attention and sympathy?
Don’t let your brother’s lies drag you down!
Rich classmate hides wealth, awkwardly avoids conversation about it
NTA – Gratitude and giving back are important. Calling out privilege.
Confusing people with triplets: a high school mind-bender!
A Greek sculpture student catches someone’s eye at St Martin’s College
Standing up against lies and refusing to be roped in!
Brother is a human equivalent of problematic shoes. NTA.
Gross poverty cosplay: lying about his background to make friends.
A lighthearted comment about first world problems in the article
NTA. Sympathize with brother, but lying is horrible. Insecure mistakes.
Who’s the hottest triplet? The commenters weigh in!
No sympathy for the rich brother’s working-class fantasy.
James: The Sensible Sibling with All the Brain Cells
Last Updated on December 13, 2023 by Diply Social Team