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Input: My parents want me to tutor my sister but I know that would just be a waste of time. The kid isn't interested in learning and never listens to what she is told, I don't want to because I don't care nor do I have the patience. I am the oldest of 4  (ages 11,7,4) I tolerate them but I don't love them. My parents allow them to do whatever they please until they get annoyed. They are not good kids, really spoiled and entitled. The middle one (7 sister) is basically failing primary school. She doesn't have any responsibilities other than doing her school work: she has a laptop.  a tutor every Saturday for 1 to 2 hours, unlimited access to books, and programs for learning. She has everything she needs but isn't interested in learning, she'd rather play. I don't care about her education if she succeeds or fails it wont impact my life. My mother is being really manipulative. I am every name under the sun if I don't do what is asks of me and then I must forgive everything and act like there is no issue without an apology.

When the first kid came I was almost 8 and I hated it but suck it up ( I hated being touched, hit and vomited on, also was ignored but that was for the best). I have always been expected to put their wants/needs over mine while ignoring all the issues they caused me if not I was selfish or whatever else my parents could think of. Honestly not bitter my mom doesn't like children and didn't want all of the stress that children cause, I was a young and independent kid that wanted approval from my parents so it makes sense. 

Anyway I'm just saying the kid isn't my problem, she doesn't want to learn and I don't want to to teach her. I even recommended to get the kid tested for some illness or something that was refused so then I explained that she would benefit from just planning to get a GED and going to trade school. School isn't for everyone so it is better to work at her level and stop holding people responsible for her.

My mom keeps telling me if she fails then I will have to help her but if that was the case she would be homeless. I am aware that isn't "nice" but she has no work ethic so sucks to suck.

TLDR: I refuse to teach my younger sister (age 7) considering she has a lot of resources and is choosing not to progress.

not tutoring my younger sibling