Woman confronts sister after years of addiction and betrayal

When it comes to family, forgiveness can be a complicated matter. This woman’s sister has caused her nothing but pain and betrayal over the years, including stealing from her and their grandpa. Despite her sister’s recent apology, the woman can’t seem to let go of her anger and hurt. She told her sister that she was the worst thing to ever happen to her and wanted her out of her life. Some people think she’s being too harsh and should try to make amends, while others understand why she feels the way she does. Read on to find out what happened when the sister replied and why the woman is now considering a restraining order.

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Confronting sister after years of addiction and betrayal

A woman writes about her sister’s addiction and years of betrayal. From stealing from the family to begging for money, the woman’s sister has caused nothing but pain. Recently, the sister reached out looking to make amends, but the woman can’t seem to forget the past. Read on to find out if the woman is the AH for not giving her sister another chance.

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Last Updated on April 18, 2023 by Diply Social Team